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Benjamin
C. Ray, Daniels Family and NEH Distinguished Teaching Professor
of Religious Studies, editor, with Kimberly C. Patton of Harvard
Divinity School. A Magic Still Dwells: Comparative Religion
in the Postmodern Age. University of California at Berkeley.
R.
Edward Freeman, Olsson Professor of Business Administration
and Director, Olsson Center for Applied Ethics. Environmentalism
and the New Logic of Business. Oxford University Press.
Companies
around the world are putting environmental values to work to
motivate employees, improve service levels and respond to constant
pressure for innovation, competitive advantage and attention
to the bottom line.
James
Davidson Hunter, William R. Kenan Professor of Sociology and
Religious Studies. The Death of Character: On the Moral Education
of America's Children. Basic Books.
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Cohen, Kenan Professor of English and editor of New Literary
History, has arranged with Tshinghua University Press of Beijing,
China, for the publication of a yearly volume of 15 essays
translated into Chinese from NLH. The first volume will be
available this spring and will be distributed to universities
throughout China. |
Bradley
W. Reed, assistant professor of history. Talons and Teeth:
County Clerks and Runners in the Qing Dynasty. Stanford University
Press.
Stephen M. Dickey, assistant professor of Slavic languages
and literatures, Parameters of Slavic Aspect. C.S.L.I.
Publications.
Jorge
E. K. Secada, associate professor of philosophy. Cartesian
Metaphysics: The Scholastic Origins of Modern Philosophy.
Cambridge University Press.
Wu-Seng
Lung, professor of civil engineering. Water Quality Modeling
for Wasteload Allocations. John Wiley & Sons.
William
H. Lucy, professor of urban and environmental planning, and
David Phillips, associate professor of urban and environmental
planning. Confronting Suburban Decline: Strategic Planning
for Metropolitan Renewal. Island Press.
William
D. Middleton, former chief facilities officer at Facilities
Management. Landmarks of the Iron Road: Two Centuries of North
American Railroad Engineering. Indiana University Press. A
look at railroad bridges, viaducts, tunnels, mountain crosses
and passes, with 249 archival and contemporary illustrations.
George
Klosko, professor of government and foreign affairs. Democratic
Procedures and Liberal Consensus. Oxford University Press.
Sidney
M. Milkis, professor of government and senior scholar at the
Miller Center of Public Affairs, and Mark Landy, political science
professor at Boston College. Presidential Greatness. University
Press of Kansas.
How
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Abraham
Lincoln and Franklin Delano Roosevelt inaugurated momentous
change during their terms of office.
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