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In pursuit of the past

Lewis R. Binford

1983

Survey questions

Jean M. Converse

1986

The kiss of Lamourette

Robert Darnton

1990

Brief Counselling

Windy Dryden

1992

The reference encounter

Marie L. Radford

1999

Writing for social scientists

Howard Saul Becker, Pamela Richards

1986

Language Law

John Gibbons

1994

Clinical gastrointestinal endoscopy

Gregory G. Ginsberg

2012

Fieldwork in Familiar Places

Michele M. Moody-Adams

1997

Foundations of program evaluation

William R. Shadish

1991

Introduction to value theory

Rescher, Nicholas.

1969

Total Quality Management in Education

Marmar Mukhopadhyay

2005

Forecasting

William Ascher

1978

Helps for translators

Eugene A. Nida

1982

Measuring immigrant integration

Peter Reinsch

2001

Understanding Cultures

Robert C. Ulin

1984

The patient paradox

McCartney, Margaret (Physician)

2012

The business student's handbook

Sheila Cameron

2009

Human behavior and the social environment

Julia M. Norlin, Wayne A. Chess, Orren Dale et al.

2002

Archaeology as human ecology

Karl W. Butzer

1982

Social network analysis

Scott, John

1991

Fundamental methods of mathematical economics

Alpha C. Chiang, Kevin Wainwright

1967

The discovery of the past

Alain Schnapp

1996

Genome visualization by classic methods in light microscopy

J. M Exbrayat

2001

Explaining and interpreting religion

Robert Alan Segal

1992

The science delusion

Curtis White

2013

Error Analysis Perspectives on Second Language Acq (Applied Linguistics and Language Study)

Jack Richards

1974

Benchmarking

Sue Tucker, Susan A. Tucker, Inc, The Network

1996

Writing your dissertation in fifteen minutes a day

Joan Bolker

1998

Resource management information systems

Keith R. McCloy

1995

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