books by Kent Greenfield (progressive fundamental frameworks)

books by Kent Greenfield

books:

Software Factories: Assembling Applications with Patterns, Models, Frameworks, and Tools

11 reviews
Jack Greenfield, Keith Short, ...

Wiley, 2004

Factories are the future
This book provided insightful coverage of what I think is a fascinating topic. THe author organizes the material in a logical manner making it easy to transition from one topic to another. I would have liked more illustrations, but what was supplied was enough for me to understand everything. Very recommended!

American Strategy in World War II: A Reconsideration

1 review
Kent Roberts Greenfield

Krieger Publishing Company, 1982

solid, compelling, concise work
"American Strategy in World War II: A Reconsideration" by Kent Roberts Greenfield is one of the first post-war accounts of the strategic decisions made during the Second World War on the US side of the equation. As Chief of Military History of the US Army Historical Division after the war, Greenfield was a key player in the production of the 'Green Books', the official US Army history of WWII. ...

Command Decisions

1 review
Kent Roberts Greenfield, Martin Blumenson

United States Government Printing, 1984

HQDA Recommended Reading!
This book is on the HQDA Recommended Reading list! Enjoy!

The Failure of Corporate Law: Fundamental Flaws and Progressive Possibilities

2 reviews
Kent Greenfield

University Of Chicago Press, 2007

Important and Timely
Greenfield's book is important. While its subject is the potentially dry one of corporate law, he compels us to understand why that body of law matters so much not only to the economic future of our nation but as well to the issues of social and economic justice that are so vital in our society. As much a work of political theory as it is of law, Greenfield shows us how legal doctrine has ...

U.S. Army in Warld War II, The European Theatre of Operations, The Lorraine Campaign (U.S. Army in Warld War ...
H. M. Cole

Chief, Military Hist. Dept. of the Army, 1950

Official document of the U.S. Government on a major segment of the American involvement in the European War Camapign. Primary source material.

U. S. Army in World War II (Three Battles: Amaville, Altuzzo, and Schmidt)
Charles B. MacDonald, Sidney T. Mathews

Office of the Chief of Military History, 1974

From the preface: The volumes of UNITED SATAATES ARMY IN WORLD WAR II dealing with the war in the Pacific are rich in detail. In those dealing with the war in the European and Mediterranean theaters, the scale of treatment is such that the history can rarely follow the action of small units. One of the objects of this volume is to achieve a microscopic view of battle in those theaters by focusing on the battalions, companies, platoons and squads ...

Cross Channel Attack (US Army in World War II: European Theater of Operations, Volume 1)
Gordon A. Harrison

Department of the Army, 1951

In 1951, the Office of the Chief of Military History began an ambitious 91-Volume set called "The US Army in World War II." Within this series, there were eleven different subseries. This volume, Cross Channel Attack, is the first volume of the combat subseries "The European Theater of Operations." The entire "European Theater" subseries consist ed of 9 Volumes; this offering is for the Cross Channel Attack Volume only. Contained within the ...