Paul Rogers
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Paul Rogers is an Apache Drill committer at MapR where he focuses on Drill’s execution engine. Paul has worked as a software architect at a number database and BI companies such as Oracle, Actuate and Informix. Paul was the early architect of the Eclipse BIRT project. His interests include making Drill even easier to use for end-users and plug-in developers.
Paul Rogers is an Apache Drill committer at MapR where he focuses on Drill’s execution engine. Paul has worked as a software architect at a number database and BI companies such as Oracle, Actuate and Informix. Paul was the early architect of the Eclipse BIRT project. His interests include making Drill even easier to use for end-users and plug-in developers.
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Paul Rogers
Monstrous Anger of the Guns
€ 19,70
Charles Givre
Paul Rogers
Learning Apache Drill
€ 68,94
In this practical book, Drill committers Charles Givre and Paul Rogers show analysts and data scientists how to query and analyze raw data using this powerful tool.
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Paul Rogers
Future Resources and World Development
€ 120,99
Human ecology, the study of the interrelationships between man and his environment, is necessarily in interdisciplinary study. An aim of this series is to demonstrate the importance of appreciating the viewpoints of different disciplines on problems of the human environment when attempting solutions to those problems.
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Paul Rogers
Paul Rogers: A Pioneer in Critical Security Analysis and Public Engagement
€ 60,99
This book brings together a collection of writings over the past half century from Professor Paul Rogers. As a leading peace researcher he has gained an international reputation for the critical, independent and rigorous analysis of international security and the underlying causes of global conflict.
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Paul Rogers
The Insecurity Trap
€ 17,98
People ask what is going wrong with the world, with new wars, extreme populist movements, climate breakdown, poverty, inequality and exclusion. There is a sense of unease, that ‘things are falling apart’, which is reflected both in global insecurity; a seeming failure to effectively negotiate or mediate in desperate wars (Ukraine, Sudan.
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