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    Law of Torts in Tanzania
    (Research, Information and Publications Department, Mzumbe University, 2002) Cyriacus Stanslaus Mujwahuzi Binamungu
    The book provides a general treatment of the basic principles of tort law in Tanzania, with particular attention to issues that may be difficult for beginners to understand. It covers twelve major areas: general principles of tort law, intentional torts, negligence, occupiers' liability, vicarious liability, employers' liability, workers' compensation and occupational diseases, wrongful termination of employment, defamation, compensation for personal and fatal accidents, nuisance, and the rule in Rylands v. Fletcher, including fire and cattle trespass.
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    The Corporate Criminal Why Corporations Must Be Abolished
    (Routledge, 2015-04-07) Steve Tombs; David Whyte
    This book examines corporate crime through empirical evidence, historical analysis, and theoretical arguments. Steve Tombs and David Whyte challenge the conventional representation of corporations as responsible organizational citizens and examine how corporate structures, law, politics, and profit incentives can facilitate harmful conduct. The book considers corporate crime and harm, the historical construction of the corporation, organizational irresponsibility, and the effectiveness of regulatory controls. The authors argue that corporate wrongdoing is not merely the product of individual misconduct but is connected to the structural characteristics and legal privileges of the modern corporation. They therefore question whether conventional regulatory reforms can adequately address corporate harm and advance an argument for fundamental changes to the corporate form.
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    The Juggling Act: How to juggle leadership and life.
    (John Catt Educational / Hachette Learning, 2021) Professor Toby Salt; Laura McInerney
    The Juggling Act: How to Juggle Leadership and Life explores the challenges of maintaining effective educational leadership while balancing professional and personal responsibilities. Toby Salt draws on his experience in education and public-sector leadership to provide practical guidance on managing time, meetings, delegation, technology, organisational responsibilities, and relationships. The book also considers the emotional dimensions of leadership, including family commitments, bereavement, redundancy, personal values, and difficult decisions. Through practical advice, anecdotes, and reflective questions, the book presents leadership as an ongoing process of managing competing demands rather than simply achieving organizational objectives.
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    Fighting COVID-19 China in Action :The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China
    (Foreign Languages ​​Press, 2020) The State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China
    Fighting COVID-19: China in Action is an official white paper documenting China's response to the COVID-19 outbreak during the first several months of 2020. Published by the State Council Information Office in June 2020, the document describes the development of the epidemic, measures taken to contain transmission, medical treatment and resource mobilization, and the coordination of social and economic activities. It divides China's response into five stages, beginning with the initial response to the public-health emergency in December 2019 and continuing through ongoing prevention and control after April 2020. The report also discusses centralized coordination, nationwide mobilization, medical treatment, scientific and technological measures, information disclosure, and international cooperation. The document presents the Chinese government's official account of its response and its stated lessons and contributions to international efforts against the pandemic.