Bøger af Matthew Reed

A young man's world suddenly becomes inhabited by magic, the undead, and immortals. And the strange granite statue in the middle of Courthouse Square seems to be in the middle of it all.

Family secrets and a national scandal...Journalist David Caldwell never thought an estranged uncle and a trip across the country would change his life...or influence the outcome of the U.S. presidential election.David's arrival in California exposes family secrets and plunges him into the corrupt world of national politics as it quickly becomes clear that David's uncle had a hidden agenda that was derailed by his sudden death.David suddenly finds himself in a struggle to stay alive while determined to stop the biggest case of election fraud the country has ever seen.And he must decide if protecting a fundamental freedom of his country is worth losing his life...

Softcover version of 2013 Ph.D. thesis of Matthew David Reed presented to the Physics department of Yale University. Concerns the realization of quantum error correction in the circuit quantum electrodynamics architecture, a precursor to quantum computing.

The global phenomenon of organic food and farming, after three decades of progress, faces new challenges as markets mature and the impacts of the global recession start to change consumers and farmers' expectations. This global survey of the organic food and farming considers how the social sciences have come to understand in what way consumers make their choices as they shop, and how new national markets evolve. It also surveys how established organic sectors in North America and Europe are changing in response to the changes, that in part, the organic movement has created. Moving from a wide range of social science disciplines, methodologies and perspectives, this book represents an excellent starting place for new readers, and offers innovation to those already familiar with the literature.

Investigates the emergence of organic food and farming as a social movement. Using the tools of political sociology, this book analyzes and explains how both people and ideas have shaped a movement that from its inception aimed to change global agriculture. It highlights what is unique about the organic movement.