Reviews for The Utilization Of The World's Air Space And Free Outer Space In The 21st Century

The average rating for The Utilization Of The World's Air Space And Free Outer Space In The 21st Century based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-12-23 00:00:00 Norman Rice Co-written with one of Miami University's last political science PhD candidates, this is probably the most boring thing I have had to read as a graduate student, and I had several stats classes. It's okay as a case study alone, which it clearly is, but in terms of actually being a compelling read, it falls flat.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-10-06 00:00:00 Katherine Gorman My school had a "special edition" of this book that has the university's name on it and was a little more condense. However, I read the original version earlier because I wanted to see if Business School was something I'd be interested in transferring into years ago. With that being said, if you do not go to Texas Tech University then this review may not be helpful to you. This textbook was informative and had interesting cases at the end of each chapter. The questions the cases asked at the end of each reading were thought provoking, and I actually enjoyed discussing them with my classmates, professor, and friends. The texts for the chapters themselves I found to be very bland and easy to lose interest in after a while. I'd have really liked if the survival edition had bolded important words instead of keeping all the text the same. Thankfully most of the chapters aren't too long but there are quite a few of them that I feel are longer than needed. This was a daunting book to read by yourself since you don't know which words and information is important since there is no identifying of terms (that's why I have it 2 stars). Since I've read a "special edition" that I could talk through anything confusing and share thoughts on it became more enjoyable. I don't think I'll reread by myself again or look up anything within either book again though.