Книга: John Skinner «Tokolosi»
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A compelling, entertaining novel. A compassionate account of drought-stricken suffering and privation in an imaginary, least-developed African country. The description of relief and recovery activities offers readers a vivid insight of the many and varied challenges of mitigating, preparing for, responding to, and combating such crises as severe drought a description that may also assist prospective disaster managers. People s pleasures and their unexpected perils during that country s emergency further illustrate life at the sharp end and blunter end. But remain aware, readers, that the narrator a university tutor leads a double life. Формат: 152x220мм, 398 стр.
ISBN: 9781514499238 |
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Источник: John Skinner
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