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Diplomatic Practice
Between Tradition and Innovation
by Juergen Kleiner

Juergen Kleiner's 'Diplomatic Practice' has all the ingredients to become the reference book for a generation. Only a lifelong practitioner of diplomacy turned university professor could produce such a vivid, authoritative and well articulated portrait of his profession ... Kleiner's definitions are crystal clear, his judgement is always balanced, his language is that of a trained lawyer. The book thereby also covers a large segment of current international law ... In fact, it is three things in one: It is at the same time a tool-box for practitioners, a handbook for scholars and a textbook for students and applicants. A tremendous amount of work has gone into it."

Dr Ernst-Ulrich Junker, Minister (ret.)
Previous Head of the Economic and Scientific Section of the German Embassy in Tokyo
 
Scholars' Secrets
How to Get Your A's
by George Tan

"Each of these chapters lists out many hints and tips on how to study more effectively, answer exam questions more efficiently and motivate yourself to do better... there are lessons to learn from the author's life experience."

VITA Edition
 
Success Secrets
Real-Life Stories to Inspire and Motivate
by George Tan

"Success Secrets is a valuable companion as it delves deeper into the 'Success 6 Formula' of the PRAISE model, with real-life stories also thrown in for good measure. The beauty of Tan's model is that it not only applies to examinations but all the curveballs that life will inevitably hurl at you as you continue on your journey."

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