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Vade Mecum de Direitos Humanos Novo Século
Um livro indispensável para quem vive do Direito. O "Vade Mecum de Direitos Humanos Novo Século" é a primeira compilação de tratados internacionais e leis especiais vigentes no Brasil que versam sobre Direitos Humanos. Esta obra inovadora surgiu de uma necessidade de estudo, haja vista a enorme dificuldade em localizar tais documentos legais, tanto no mercado editorial brasileiro quanto na internet, em cujas buscas muitas vezes se encontram textos fragmentados, modificados. Desse modo, esta coletânea atende aos anseios do estudante ao profissional do Direito, reunindo não apenas os tratados mais conhecidos, mas todos os que o Brasil ratificou até o momento – ou seja, todo os tratados de que o Brasil faz parte. Ordenado de forma lógica e intuitiva, propicia ao leitor um estudo sistematizado, focado, correlacionando os ramos do Direito e possibilitando uma compreensão mais abrangente e completa do tema. Proposta inédita no mercado, este Vade Mecum é um livro essencial, tanto para aqueles que fazem do Direito a sua vida quanto para a sociedade como um todo, que pode ter acesso rápido e prático a textos jurídicos que tratam de direitos tão fundamentais.
Violencia e conflitos bélicos no novo século
Cal é a natureza das "novas guerras"? Cales son as perspectivas da chamada guerra contra o terrorismo? Que relación existe entre guerra e información? É concebible un mundo sen guerra? Estas son algunhas das preguntas ás que tentaron responder os historiadores Xosé Fortes Bouzán e Felipe Fernández-Armesto, o almirante da Armada española Miguel Fernández, o ex-ministro de Defensa Alberto Oliart, Rafael Vilasanjuan, representante de Médicos sen Fronteiras, e Bernanrd Cassen, director xeral de Le Monde Diplomatique e cofundador e presidente de honra de ATTAC.
Educação superior e os desafios no novo século
Apesar de terem chegado tardiamente à modernidade educativa, Brasil e Portugal têm conhecido um acelerado processo de massificação do ensino superior nas últimas três décadas. Embora com ritmos, tempos e contornos específicos, a verdade é que, desde meados dos anos 1970, quando se dá o primeiro impulso massificador em Portugal, até o começo desta década, o número de estudantes inscritos em instituições de ensino superior sextuplicou nos dois países. Não deixa de ser um paradoxo que, em pleno regime ditatorial, na década de 1960, ambos os países tenham assistido à implantação das bases de um modelo moderno de ensino superior. Inspiradas nas teses da teoria do capital hu...
Journey to the Center of the Earth
Embark on an extraordinary adventure with Professor Lidenbrock, his intrepid nephew Axel, and their steadfast guide Hans as they descend into the depths of the Earth. Driven by a mysterious ancient manuscript, they traverse a labyrinth of subterranean wonders and perilous terrains, encountering prehistoric creatures and astonishing geological marvels. Their quest, filled with danger and discovery, challenges their courage and reshapes their understanding of the world beneath our feet. Dive into Jules Verne's timeless classic, where the thrill of exploration meets the unknown wonders of the underground.
Emma
"Emma," by Jane Austen, is a novel about a wealthy and spirited young woman who loves to meddle in the love lives of others. Convinced of her matchmaking skills, Emma Woodhouse becomes involved in a series of misunderstandings and misadventures that threaten her friendships and her own heart. As her schemes unravel, Emma embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth. With captivating characters and sharp dialogue, this classic novel explores the dangers of arrogance and the joy of unexpected love, leaving readers both enchanted and thoughtful.
THE CAVES OF ANTARCTICA
A subglacial and highly technological world, almost a complete unknown, reigns under millions of tons of ice. A small, prosperous kingdom in a desert region of Africa occupied by a myriad of peoples and ethnicities, whose legends are _ lled with magic and mystery. A majestic ancient cave in Ethiopia, atop steep and abrupt mountains, where a strange community lives, preserving its myths, knowledge, and a gnosis that sets it apart from the civilized world. At the Australian Embassy in Antarctica, in the Nevada Crater, a sailor comes across a series of enigmatic events such as the unsolved kidnapping and murder of athletes by an Ice wizard in the unique and strange African kingdom, linking obscure worlds in a plot that will involve queens, princesses, detectives, sorceres, giants, and monsters. In this work, the author takes us into a world of fantasy and science fiction, through an original plot that involves jealousy, passion, struggle, and power, creating a gripping story and maintaining suspense from beginning to end.
The Hound of the Baskervilles
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's timeless Sherlock Holmes series has inspired countless lives since it was first published in Beeton's Christmas Annual on December 1st, 1887. This unique edition from BayMar Publishing contains a biography of this accomplished author that provides insight into the life of the man behind the pen and what events inspired his work. This edition also includes an in-depth literary critique of the classic text analyzing what makes the fictional writings of Dr. John Watson, Sherlock Holmes' lifelong friend and scribe, endure.
The Secret Garden
This book tells the classic story of Mary, who after losing her parents comes to live with her uncle in an English great house. When she gets there, she makes two friends: Dickon, a boy who talks with nature, and Colin, a poor boy who despite being a lord lives in isolation because of an illness. This friendship will lead to the discovery of a great secret: a forbidden garden, surrounded by walls and locked with a missing key, whose mystery goes back to a hidden accident. Decided to bring this garden back to life, Mary will join forces with her friends and walk into a path known today as a beautiful metaphor for the journey of self-awareness and awakening to the world. Written in 1911 by Frances Hodgson Burnett, a great author recognized for her success and independence, this work inspired various plays and movies and remains as vivid as the life brought out of it.
