Tracey Cohen

Up Close and Very Personal . . . In her third book, Tracey Cohen gets more personal about her own journey living on the autism spectrum. Her goal of exposing herself so candidly is to help others know that they are not alone in their journey and to help smooth their path. She aims also to help neurotypicals more clearly understand life on the autism spectrum.

Whether you're an experienced or beginning runner, learn 100 lessons to enjoy running for a lifetime. Discover the many benefits of running, even those hidden beneath the surface. With the proper mindset, training and equipment, you can develop strength and endurance, both physical and mental, and tackle challenging feats you never imagined, taking your running to new heights while building lasting friendships. One hundred brief lessons include training techniques, proper equipment, mindset and more. The short, simple tips in this book will help you push yourself to levels you never dreamed possible. Use it as a reference to come back to again and again to help you thrive on the many peaks and valleys the sport of running offers . . . for a lifetime.

What does corporate citizenship entail? What is the rationale for corporate citizenship? What essential capabilities are required for corporate citizenship roles to be successfully incorporated into the key functional areas of business? Corporate Citizenship answers these and numerous other related questions, by providing a comprehensive foundation that equips students with the tools to analyse the development and implementation of globally responsible business behavior. While corporate citizenship may be a theoretical and philosophical subject, this textbook offers a broad range of examples and situations that give students the opportunity to apply their knowledge in a critical manner within a business context. The book is written for senior undergraduate students at universities and universities of technology, who are studying subjects within the field of Commerce.