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[RossP]

All books are in very good/excellent condition

TV Nation - Michael Moore - £2
Business Studies - Ian Marcouse, Andrew Gillespie et al - £5 (£18.99 when bought new)
A Short History of Nearly Everything - Bill Bryson - £2
Business Functions - Lynn Butel et al - £5 (£25 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)
Business Economics - Hornby, Gammie and Wall - £5 (£20 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)
Selling and Sales Management - Jobber and Lancaster - £5 (£15 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)
The Bible Code 2 - Michael Drosnin (Hardback edition) - £5 (18.99 when bought new)
Jamie Oliver - Jamie's dinners (hardback edition) - £5 (£20 when bought new)

Post here or PM if you want them and we can arrange to meet up. I live in the city centre and have 4 weeks of holidays left before going back to work, so its easy for me to meet up.

[glennbuchan]

Business Studies - Ian Marcouse, Andrew Gillespie et al - £5 (£18.99 when bought new)

Business Functions - Lynn Butel et al - £5 (£25 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)

Business Economics - Hornby, Gammie and Wall - £5 (£20 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)

Selling and Sales Management - Jobber and Lancaster - £5 (£15 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)

You need these for Management at RGU?

x

[RossP]

Originally Posted by glennbuchan

Business Studies - Ian Marcouse, Andrew Gillespie et al - £5 (£18.99 when bought new)

Business Functions - Lynn Butel et al - £5 (£25 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)

Business Economics - Hornby, Gammie and Wall - £5 (£20 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)

Selling and Sales Management - Jobber and Lancaster - £5 (£15 when bought new, excellent for BS students at RGU)

You need these for Management at RGU?

x

You needed the last three for Business Studies/Administration Degree courses at RGU when i was there about 2/3 years ago. Management shared a lot of classes with us as well, so should be relevant or most of your course.

Perhaps 'Sales and Sales Management' is the most useful for Management.

The first one is a general overlook of the whole Business Studies topic. Still useful though...