The Week UK – 4 June 2016

The Week magazine takes only the best articles from the global online and print media and expertly edits them together, giving you a balanced and concise view of the news from the past seven days. In just one hour, you will be brought up to date with the most important news and events, in a refreshingly succinct and witty style.

As well as discovering all of the main stories, key opinions and comment, you will also get a flavour of the week’s cultural highlights, including the hottest art exhibitions, books, theatre, films, sport, people, properties, travel and recipes – and much, much more.

This book is a continuation of the earlier volume and covers the years 1993 to 2001.

China has an outstanding record in the International Mathematical Olympiad, and the book contains the problems which were used to identify the team candidates and select the Chinese teams. The problems are meticulously constructed, many with distinctive flavour. They come in all levels of difficulty, from the relatively basic to the most challenging.

This book takes into account the history, aims and functions and enhanced importance of the subject in a rapidly shrinking world. It is the most comprehensive and accessible book of its kind, not only charting the historical origins of civil law and common law traditions, but also offering a flavour of other types of legal systems, such as EC law and systems in non-Western legal jurisdictions.