Cultural and social anthropology studies culture and its relation to human beings. Culture can be defined as a set of values and customs that impart collective knowledge and ideas between individuals.
Economics is the art of understanding the market by studying the demand, supply, production, distribution and marketing of products and services. Financial studies are the backbone of economics as the
Information systems are virtual systems that enable the organization, storage and creation of information which can be accessed and manipulated in an easy and effortless manner. This book on informati
Urban studies and planning deals with the allocation and management of land as a public resource and the regulation of infrastructure in an urban environment. This book on urban studies and planning t
This book on information science discusses technology that is used to store, process and transmit information. This book explores all the important aspects of this field in the present day scenario. I
This book elucidates the concepts and innovative models around prospective developments with respect to urban studies and related transformation. It strives to provide a fair idea about this disciplin
Electric power is the product of current and voltage and it is generally produced by electric generators and electric batteries. Electric power engineering deals with the production, distribution, tra
International trade is the exchange of goods and services across international borders. Global trade gives countries and organizations the opportunity to foray into new markets and increase profits. R
Anthropology is a vast field of study. It has existed for a long time but its study has gained pace over the last few decades. The researches included in this book will prove to be an enlightening gui
A comprehensive account of biomedical science and engineering is available in this book. Biomedical science is a vast field dealing with disease progression, paradigms and therapeutic measures. For in
Ever since the first ever train was used to carry coal from a mine in Shropshire (England, 1600), the technology of railway transportation has never looked back. It has only evolved and developed and
