Quantum-Matter-Spacetime : Peter Mittelstaedt's Contributions to Physics and Its Foundations

In a period of over 50 years, Peter Mittelstaedt has made substantial and lasting contributions to several fields in theoretical physics as well as the foundations and philosophy of physics. Here we present an overview of his achievements in physics and its foundations which may serve as a guide to the bibliography (printed in this Festschrift) of his publications. An appraisal of Peter Mittelstaedt's work in the philosophy of physics is given in a separate contribution by B. Falkenburg

Sea Adventures: Peter Dawlish (James Lennox Kerr), a Writer Amongst Artists.

A biography and bibliography of James Lennox Kerr, who wrote for children as Peter Dawlish. In addition to his own name, he also used the pseudonym Gavin Douglas

Celebration of Scholarship 2013

Bibliography of OWU faculty publications featured at the April 24, 2013 Celebration of Scholarship

Currency changes and management control : resolving the centralization/decentralization dilemma through the use of internal forward exchange rates

Bibliography: leaves 21-22.Donald R. Lessard and Peter Lorange

Strategic choice and the control of labor costs

Bibliography: p. [22]-[27].Robert B. McKersie, Peter Capelli

Open Bibliography

Poster presented at the VSMF Symposium held at the Unilever Centre on 2011-01-17.More research is published currently than can be understood or followed by a researcher without the aid of a computer. We need Open shareable information on research publications, an Open Bibliography, to build the services that enable researchers to explore their field and discover the research they need. Producers of bibliographic data such as libraries, publishers, universities, scholars or social reference management communities have an important role in supporting the advance of humanity's knowledge. For society to reap the full benefits from bibliographic endeavours, it is imperative that bibliographic data be made open - that is, available for anyone to use and re-use freely for any purpose

Systems principles for leadership

"May 1985." "D-3751-1."Bibliography: p. 35.by Peter M. Senge