books by Neils Pedersen (performance environment management)

books by Neils Pedersen

books:

Data-Centric .NET Programming with C#

5 reviews
Jacob Hammer Pedersen, Kent Tegels, ...

Peer Information Inc., 2001

Excellent.
As the title implies a large portion of the book deals with data access. However, the book also covers a wide range of other topics of interest to budding C# developers (e.g. messaging/directory/web services). The code in the book is as usefull to VB.net developers as it is to C# developers (assuming you can translate C# into VB.Net). Highly recommended.

Response to "Resources vs. Results: Comparative Performance of State Highway Systems, 1984-1990." (response ...
Larry Goode, Gloria Jeff, ...

Policy Studies Organization, 1993

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Insurance Bad Faith Claims in California
Helen Luetto, John C. McCarty, ...

Lorman Education Services, 2006

The subject matter of this manual will enhance readers understanding of some of the many important issues facing the industry.

In The Name of the Poor: Contesting Political Space for Poverty Reduction

Zed Books, 2002

Current development discourse on poverty reduction mainly emphasizes the respective roles of the state and the market. This book argues for the importance of exploring and understanding the poor's own actions. These actions may seek to change their poverty directly, or the poor may seek to effect change with respect to the formulation and implementation of public policy.

Feline Husbandry Diseases and Management in the Multiple Cat Environment

7 reviews
Neils Pedersen

Mosby-Year Book, 1991

The most excellent book for cat rescuers, fosterers, etc.
This is a book I've given to a number of people. It is EXCELLENT for anyone doing cat rescue, fostering cats, doing TNR (trap neuter return, to stabilize cat colonies). It's not *that* hard to read! Really sets out and discusses many issues and problems of "multi-cat environment" (> 5 cats). Highly recommended. P.S. (October 12, 2006) Just heard they're working on a new edition!

In the Name of the Poor - Contesting Political Space for Poverty Reduction

Zed Books, 2002

Current development discourse on poverty reduction mainly emphasizes the respective roles of the state and the market. This book argues for the importance of exploring and understanding the poor's own actions. These actions may seek to change their poverty directly, or the poor may seek to effect change with respect to the formulation and implementation of public policy. Webster and Engberg-Pedersen (both of the Center for Development Research, ...