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Pages: 271, Paperback, Tate Publishing & Enterprises

A morally complex and mature work from a modern master IN THIS later novel by Graham Greene? featuring a new introduction?the author continues to explore moral and theological dilemmas through psychologically astute character studies and exciting drama on an international stage. In "The Human Factor" A high- level operative of the British Secret Service acts as a double agent to benefit his family.

Pages: 348, Paperback, Cornell University Library

[ Ships Daily ] Condition: Good ISBN-13: 9780671240851 ISBN-10: 0671240854Publisher: Simon & Schuster Pub Date: 3/15/1978 Binding: Hardcover Pages: 347

The novel is very British in setting and tone. An antidote to James Bond fantasy, it doesn't have even the physical action/suspense of a Lecarre. But magnify Lecarre's intense characterization and psychological tension to come close to Greene's espionage. The psychological tension builds very slowly until the last third of the novel. It's not as politicized as Greene's Quiet American, but like that novel, it concerns morality and amorality of choice, as individuals and collectivities. Irony abounds.

A NATO planner in Italy uses a computer to hunt the terrorists who have killed his family.

Adapted by Tom Stoppard from Graham Greene’s eponymous novel, Preminger’s final film is a psychological thriller about an MI6 officer named Maurice Castle (Williamson) working the African desk in London. When some confidential documents are leaked to the Soviets, Castle—who is married to a black South African woman—is under suspicion. The suspense mounts as paranoia pervades and loyalties are questioned.

How humans use technology to affect ecosystems is central to the program’s stories. The possible effects of global warming on the environment are discussed in the first segment. Dr. John Roads explains how increased CO2 might cause global warming, while Dr. Walter Oechel measures how CO2 affects plant growth and predicts the potential impact changes might have on the atmosphere.

The Human Factor on DVD A simple man becomes bent on violent revenge in this thriller. John Kinsdale (George Kennedy) is an American who lives with his wife and three children in Naples, Italy, where he's employed by NATO as an electronics expert. Kinsdale and his good friend Mike McAllister (John Mills) are working to bring NATO's computer systems up to date, but Kinsdale loses all interest in his work when he comes home one evening to discover his wife and kids have been brutally murdered in their...

Pages: 256, Hardcover, Praeger

Publisher: Basic Books, Inc. Publisher Year: 1960 Edition: First Edition Book Condition: Very Good Jacket Condition: Very Good Binding: Hard Cover Publish Place: New York Notes: Minor edge wear to jacket.

Pages: 400, Edition: 1, Paperback, CRC Press

Finally, 3 years after the "Haarp" CD, Galerie Schallschutz delivers another superior release with strong thematic content. We all know something is out there, but no one knows exactly what. Galerie Schallschutz at long last, begins to provide some solid clues. "Montauk Project," also called the "Phoenix Project" during some of its phases, was a covert government ultra-top-secret electro-magnetic mind control and time experiment that took place during the 1970s and early '80s at an abandoned Air...

Pages: 426, Paperback, PublishAmerica

Pages: 192, Hardcover, Ashgate Pub Ltd

Pages: 60, Paperback, LAP Lambert Academic Publishing