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Mathematics: A Very Short Introduction Timothy Gowers
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Title: Globalization – A Very Short Introduction Author(s): Manfred B. Game Theory: A Very Short Introduction - Ken Binmore While true to part of its sub-title (it is definitely short) this book leaves somewhat to be desired if you are looking for an "Introduction". New Mathematical Diversions: More Puzzles, Problem Kick Butt Kombo (by N/A) · C++ from the Ground Up, Third Edition (by Herbert . I first started looking for a book like this as an undergraduate. - Alexander Prestel & Charles N. History: A Very Short Introduction. A brief introduction», Springer. Summary: “Globalization” has become the buzz-word of our time. In the title of this piece, I could not help making the obvious joke, as the editor Tim Gowers also wrote the brilliant Mathematics: A Very Short Introduction . Unfortunately, I haven't read any of them. The Antarctic - A Very Short Introduction The “My New Book” Blog seeks to provide a multidisciplinary angle on the countries and the world we live in. Delzell «Mathematical logic and model theory. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. It will expand into a library of around 250 titles covering a wide range of key topics, from The . The interviews address the book's key themes, questions and findings. I just would like to add two more books on model theory. The series was originally launched in 1995 with the first title, Classics: A Very Short Introduction, and has quickly grown to become the general introduction series for the intelligent reader worldwide, being translated into over 20 languages. Initiated in 1995, the series now comprises succinct Surely it's harder to squeeze the disciplines of philosophy or history or mathematics into 25,000 words than to do the same for cinema, which has a relatively brief history. True to their moniker, the Very Short Introductions are very short books (not extreme-ultra short, I hasten to add) aimed at literate nonspecialists who seek a concise overview of a more or less unfamiliar field.