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Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1. Churchyards and Cemeteries: A Brief History of Burial -- Chapter 2. Gravestones and Ledgers -- Chapter 3. Chest Tombs and Monuments -- Chapter 4. Symbols and Imagery -- Chapter 5. Inscriptions and Epitaphs -- Further Information -- Locating Graves -- Dating Gravestones -- Graveyards to Visit -- Glossary -- Bibliography -- Index.

"4115-Paris- Arc de Triomphe de l'Etoile, Tombe du Soldat inconnus- Tomb of an unknown soldier". ; https://digital.kenyon.edu/arthistorystudycollection/1353/thumbnail.jpg

In 1975 I wrote 'They fell' for a film that was never released (The Forty Days of Musa Dagh). At the time, they were not many who dared aloud, talk about genocide. Although few knew the word. This is the crime organized by the Young Turks government against Armenians in 1915. But here, we do not say bad about this people. We cried our fallen, we looked in vain for survivors while in Turkey Holocaust denial is actively organized. Adapted from the source document.

US economist Edmund Phelps, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2006, has for years worked on the theory of "dynamics," leading him to examine the factors that make the US & European economies different from one another. Phelps believes that Europe suffers from outmoded structures, the legacy of the corporatist system established between the two wars. In this system, labor unions & large corporations co-exist in a managed economy with a government whose role is calming conflicts & preventing change. This is what creates the widespread rigidities that prevent Europe from advancing at the same pace as the rest of the world. These barriers, combined with a noxious politicization of decisions, widen the gap between Europe & a United States where entrepreneurial structures are much freer to innovate. As a result, unless things are really shaken up, Europe will be condemned to weaker growth & will slip into a long-term process of decline. Adapted from the source document.