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The Shipping News

Annie Proulx

1993 ★ 4.0

Metrolingualism

Alastair Pennycook, Emi Otsuji

2015

Nobody

Marc Lamont Hill

2016

Without a Map

Daniel Treisman

2001

The no-growth imperative

Gabor Zovanyi

2013

The promise of welfare reform

Elizabeth A. Segal

2006

India's and China's recent experience with reform and growth

Wanda Tseng

2005

Low-income homeownership

Nicolas Paul Retsinas, Eric S. Belsky

2002

Why Survive?

Robert N. Butler

1985

Aids, health, and mental health

Judith Landau-Stanton

1993

Why the United States does not have a national health program

Vicente Navarro

1992

Mediating the human body

Leopoldina Fortunati, Raimonda Riccini, James Everett Katz

2003

Women, Health, and Healing

Virginia L. Olesen, Ellen Lewin

1985

The political logic of economic reform in China

Susan L. Shirk

1993

Governance for development in Africa

David Booth

2013

The sustainable urban development reader

Stephen Wheeler, Timothy Beatley, Stephen M. Wheeler

2004

The Global Economic Crisis and the Future of Migration : Issues and Prospects

Bimal Ghosh

2013

Teenage nervous breakdown

David Walley

1998

Poverty Industry

Daniel L. Hatcher

2016

Rebalancing Society

Henry Mintzberg

2018

The Courage to Fail

Renee Fox

2001

Social Justice and Social Policy in Scotland

Gill Scott

2012

Policy Governance In Multilevel Systems Economic Development And Policy Implementation In Canada

Charles Conteh

2013

The Athenian Nation

Edward Cohen

2000

Class, codes and control

Basil B. Bernstein

1973

Grandparenthood

Ruth K. Westheimer

1998

Reclaiming the Environmental Debate

Richard Hofrichter

2000

The trouble with evil

Edwin McCarthy Lemert

1997

Cultural studies and the study of popular cultures

John Storey

1996

Keeping together in time

William Hardy McNeill

1995

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