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Art Constitution: The Illustrated Constitution of the Russian Federation

1 review
Sergey Denisov, Ivan Kolesnikov, ...

Moscow: Alpha-Press, 2003, co-published by the Moscow Museum of Modern Art and the Kolodzei Art Foundation, Inc. (in Russian and English)., 2003

Irony Evidences Democracy
Paradoxically, the first constitution in Russia appeared in 1918, soon after the violent and anti-democratic Bolshevik revolution. Previous attempts at establishing a constitutional democracy include the 1825 Decembrists' revolt, the Manifest of 1905 which granted to the population basic civil rights, and the Fundamental Laws of the State of 1906. In 1924, after the formation of the Soviet Union, ...

Lost Waterfront: The Decline and Rebirth of Manhattan's Western Shore

1 review

Copublished with Friends of Hudson River Park, 2008

Highly recommended and ultimately inspirational reading
Mere verbal accounts simply do not hold the impact of photographs in visualizing the changes that time wroughts upon the creations of men. "Lost Waterfront: The Decline And Rebirth Of Manhattan's Western Shore" is an 80-page catalog of full-color photographs taken by Shelley Seccombe between 1972 and 1982 that showcase what a decade has seen transpire among the buildings and shorelines of ...

Climate, water, and agriculture in the tropics

1 review
I. J Jackson

Copublished in the U.S. with Wiley, 1989

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The Battle of Hampton Roads: New Perspectives on the USS Monitor And the CSS Virginia (Mariner's Museum)

2 reviews
Harold Holzer, Tim Mulligan

Fordham University Press, Copublished with The Mariners? Museum, 2006

An Excellent Series of Scholarly Papers
I suspect that anyone with even a modest interest in American history has heard of the battle of Hampton Roads between the USS Monitor and the CSS Virginia (ex-Merrimac). The battle essentially ended in a tie with the two ships injured but still functional. This book is the report on a symposium held at the Mariners Museum in nearby Newport News. Fittingly it was held on March 5, 2003, the ...

A Student Handbook for Writing in Biology: Copublished by Sinauer Associates, Inc. and W. H. Freeman

1 review
Karin Knisely

W. H. Freeman, 2002

Helpful Resource
This book is an awesome resource. Whether you are in highschool or college it is simply enough to understand yet complex enough to help you write a college research paper.

Saris of India: Bihar & West Bengal

3 reviews
Rta Kapur Chishti

Co-published by National Institute of Fashion Technology and Amr Vastra Kosh, 1995

mandatory for anyone interested in Indian textiles
This book, like the one on Saris of Madhia Pradesh, gives excellent insight into Indian textile cottage industry and its interdependence between dealers and producers.Rta Kapur is definitely one of the most knowledgable persons in the field. She knows the rich Indian tradition in textiles and has travelled to the most remote places to gather information. Each chapter starts with "a weaver's ...

Westchester: The American Suburb

2 reviews

Copublished with the Hudson River Museum, 2006

Both erudite and accessible
Westchester: The American Suburb tells the story of a quintessential American suburban county. The book, with various chapters by various experts, focuses on different aspects of suburban life, including history, landscape, allure, neighborhoods, housing, highways, diversity, representation in fiction, domesticity, and shopping. The chapter on the 1947 establishment of the country's first ...

Atlas of Allergic Diseases: Copublished with Current Medicine

1 review
Phillip L Lieberman, Michael S Blaiss

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2002

Excellent first study... and you'll come back to it again and again...
I'm a fellow in allergy/immunology, and I initially found it quite difficult to dive into all the different nooks and crannies of our specialty. It's very easy to get lost in all of it. As a visual learner and "big picture" kind of guy, I struggled drinking from the proverbial fire hose reading Middleton's and Janeway/Abbas... why wasn't this stuff sinking in? So naturally I did what any ...

Australia's Lost World: Prehistoric Animals of Riversleigh

1 review
Michael Archer, Suzanne J. Hand, ...

Indiana University Press, 2001

'Downunder' fossil extravaganza.
Riversleigh is a major World Heritage listed fossil site, primarily discovered in the late 1970s in Queensland, Australia. Since the first discoveries an abundance of prehistoric Australian fauna dating from 25 million years ago to the present has been recovered, preserved in limestone sediments and ancient caves, which testify to a formerly lush rainforest climate prevalent as Australia drifted ...

What Workers Want (Copublished With Russell Sage Foundation)

1 review
Richard B. Freeman, Joel Rogers

ILR Press, 2006

What Workers Want
Finally a book that ask's workers what they want, rather than some pontification of a organizational theory or anecdotal information by a Ivory Tower Guru. The authors used a multi-part survey that ask workers about what they wanted - participation in the organizations is what the workers seeked. Workers voiced their opinion in that they believe that greater participation in their jobs and ...

Applied Multivariate Statistics With SAS Software

2 reviews
Ravindra Khattree, Dayanand N. Naik

SAS Press/ John Wiley and Sons (Copublished), 2000

Very Nice Introduction to Multivariate Analysis using SAS
The authors gave a short tutorial on the book at the Deming conference last year. I enjoyed the presentation and the book which is not expensive was discounted. I met both authors. They are experts in multivariate analysis having studied under C. R. Rao at Pittsburgh. The book provides lots of SAS code and does a good job of explaining how to set-up the analysis in SAS which would not be ...

Lincoln Revisited: New Insights from the Lincoln Forum (Lincoln Forum Books)

1 review
Harold Holzer, John Simon, ...

Copublished with the Lincoln Forum, 2007

A Good Visit
The Lincoln Forum provides a continuing service to those of us with a fascination for the life and times of Abraham Lincoln. This book is a product of the Forum's good work, with chapters on diverse topics, albeit all related in some way to Mr. Lincoln, by many esteemed scholars. Given -- as with all such collaborative books -- the literary level of the individual experts' written product will ...

AWHONN's Perinatal Nursing: Co-Published with AWHONN

3 reviews
Kathleen Rice Simpson, Patricia A Creehan

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2001

Perinatal Nursing by Kathleen Rice, Phd Simpson
Great book. I am a perinatal nurse and I wanted to review before taking my NCC exam. This book has everything you need to know all in one book. Very thorough.

Mahler: A Musical Physiognomy (Co-Published With Faber and Faber)

3 reviews
Theodor W. Adorno

University Of Chicago Press, 1992

provocative and stimulating analysis of Mahler's music
The subject of this classic of musical analysis is the complicated phenomenon of Mahler's music and our response to it. The treatment is philosophical/psychological/analytic and the abstractness and complexity of the prose is typical of what one would find in a doctoral thesis, except that it is beautifully written (and Jephcott's translation is itself a work of art). To introduce the ...

Atlas of Cancer: Copublished with Current Medicine

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2002

Featuring hundreds of vivid full-color illustrations with detailed legends, this new atlas provides a comprehensive visual exposition of all aspects of every type of malignancy. More than 140 outstanding contributors from leading cancer centers present state-of-the-art information and expert perspectives on diagnosis, staging, pathology, and treatment with all current modalities. The book is organized by anatomic site and covers head and neck ...

Step by Step: Injection Techniques in Orthopaedics: Co-Published by Jaypee Brothers and Lippincott Williams & ...

1 review
John Ebnezar

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007

Good book, worhtless CD
Bought the book couple a weeks ago. The book itself is quite informative covering almost all the major areas of injections, explaining the alternative paths etc. but the CD that came with it is worthless containing only the same pictures (tiny in size) that were in the book, no added value. Some grammar mistakes also caught my eye.

Indians of the Greater Southeast (Co-published with The Society for Historical Archaeology)

1 review

University Press of Florida, 2000

Proto-historical Indian Tribes
This is a collection of essays by archaelogists about the Indian societies that inhabited the southeastern United States from about 1500 to 1700. One chapter each is devoted to the Timucua, Guale, Apalachee, Chickasaws, Caddos, Natchez, Quapaw, Cherokee, Upper Creeks, Lower Creeks, and Seminole. Much of the writing is opaque professorial prose, but the editor reins in the contributors and ...

AMA Stedman's CPT® Dictionary: Co-Published by the American Medical Association and Stedman's
The American Medical Association, Stedman's

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2007

Announcing one comprehensive reference that instantly answers your students' questions on all 8,611 CPT(R) codes and descriptors. This landmark collaboration between the American Medical Association and STEDMAN'S, the leading authority in medical terminology, offers quick access to CPT(R) descriptive terms and their identifying codes alongside STEDMAN'S clear, concise definitions of each term. All coding and definitions were compiled with the ...

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