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1948réf. 10548Turner Telephone Company 1948. Original wraps. Fine condition. 8vo. stapled paper covers not paginated. Local advertising throughout. --. Turner Telephone Company unknown
1951réf. 11735No Place: Union Pacific Railroad. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1951-58. Hardcover. Occasional pin holes at fold junctures map 3; date in red pencil on front cover leading top corner Miltary Map. ; Foding brochures fold out to 20" x30" color maps on one side; travel rate historical information on the other brochure 3 one side with numerous panels of black & white photographs of activity inside the passenger cars as well as outdoor scenes. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Union Pacific Railroad hardcover
réf. 29140Union Pacific. N.D. Metal post binder. Near Fine in No DJ As Issued dust jacket. Small crease to the right edge of the front cover.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . Union Pacific unknown
2006réf. ASAP-9789354395840Concept Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd. 2006. New. Concept Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd. unknown
2006réf. ASAP-9789354395840Concept Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd. 2006. New. Concept Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd. unknown
1946réf. 69-924BGPO 1946. 1946. 346p. many fold out charts & diagrams. Covers all naval engagements 1941-45. Light Blue Cloth. Oversize. Sunned. Near Fine copy. Hardback. Near Fine. Book. GPO, 1946.
1947réf. 77-1402BGPO 1947. 1947. 346p. many fold out charts & diagrams. Covers all naval engagements 1941-45. Light Blue Cloth. Oversize. Ex.lib. number on spine. Bookplate. No Rubber stamps No pocket. Near Fine Copy. Hardback. Near Fine. Book. GPO, 1947.
1947réf. 73-595BGPO 1947. 1947. 346p. many fold out charts & diagrams. Covers all naval engagements 1941-45. Light Blue Cloth. Oversize. Lettering faint. Near Fine copy. Hardback. Near Fine. Book. GPO, 1947.
2004réf. 66625Washington DC: U. S. Government Printing Office 2004. Presumed first edition/first printing. Wraps. Very good. No dust jacket. iii 63 p. Serial No. 108-134. From the Rockefeller College website: "Meredith Weiss joined the faculty of the Political Science department at the University at Albany in Fall 2008. Professor Weiss s research is in the field of comparative politics focusing on Southeast Asia especially Malaysia Singapore and Indonesia. Thematically she explores processes and patterns of political development and mobilization including such dimensions as electoral patterns and processes nationalism and ethnicity gender and sexuality Islamism new media and coalition-building in both civil society and electoral politics. Her primary current research projects explore on the one hand clientelist networks and patronage flows as part of electoral politics in Southeast Asia and on the other the intermeshing of feminist and queer discourses and identities in the region. Professor Weiss s first book Protest and Possibilities: Civil Society and Coalitions for Political Change in Malaysia Stanford University Press 2005 examines political mobilization and efforts at political change in 20th century Malaysia and contrasts coalition-building and reform processes there and in Indonesia. Her second book Student Activism in Malaysia: Crucible Mirror Sideshow Cornell SEAP/NUS Press 2011 situates student activism and its suppression as a part of postcolonial political development focusing on Malaysia and Singapore from the late colonial period until the present. Professor Weiss is also co-editor of four books: Social Movements in Malaysia: From Moral Communities to NGOs with Saliha Hassan RoutledgeCurzon 2003 which analyzes the development of civil society in Malaysia focusing on several of the most important social movements there; Political Violence in South and Southeast Asia with Itty Abraham and Edward Newman United Nations University Press 2010 which explores the significance nature and roots of violent political contention in these two regions; Student Activism in Asia: Between Protest and Powerlessness with Edward Aspinall University of Minnesota Press Fall 2012 which compares campus-based movements across Northeast and Southeast Asia; and Homophobia Goes Global: States Movements and the Diffusion of Oppression with Michael Bosia University of Illinois Press forthcoming which explores an apparent global trend toward overtly political often state-sponsored homophobia. In addition Professor Weiss has published articles in Perspectives on Politics Democratization New Political Science Taiwan Journal of Democracy Journal of East Asian Studies Asian Survey Critical Asian Studies Journal of Contemporary Asia and other journals in addition to numerous book chapters. Professor Weiss is a former chair of the Southeast Asia Council of the Association for Asian Studies AAS and member of the AAS Board of Directors. In the American Political Science Association APSA she currently serves on the Committee on Siting & Engagement as 2013 Program Chair and past Treasurer of the Caucus for a New Political Science and as Communications Officer of the Sexuality & Politics section; she is also past chair of the LGBT Caucus. She has testified for the House Committee on International Relations Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific given briefings for the US Trade Representative and State Department and served as a State Department lecturer in Malaysia. Professor Weiss came to the University at Albany after three years at the East-West Center in Washington DC; prior to that she was on the faculty at DePaul University. She has held visiting fellowships also at the University of Sydney Universiti Malaya Georgetown University and the Australian National University and has been the recipient of Fulbright SSRC and other grants. Professor Weiss received her PhD and MA degrees from Yale University." From Wikipedia: "Husain Haqqani or Hussain Haqqani born July 1 1956 is the former Pakistan Ambassador to the. U. S. Government Printing Office paperback
1946réf. 1022Tokyo: U.S. Army Forces Pacific 1946. presumed First Edition First printing thus. Hardcover. Fair. Approx. 450 pages. Tables. Appendix. Front board weak. Boards scuffed. Ex-library with library stamp inside front board and on fore-edge. :Library pocket inside rear board. Embossed stamp on title page. U.S. Army Forces, Pacific hardcover
1998réf. 91599Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office 1998. Presumed First Edition First Printing. Wraps. Very good. iii 1 32 pages. S. Hrg. 105-842. From the Chairman's opening remarks: I have been chairman of this Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs for almost 4 years now. During that time the sub-committee has held more meetings on North Korea than any other single country other than China. In fact our last hearing was on North Korea. In that time I guess I could say that I continue to be amazed and concerned by the unpredictable and unbalanced nature of the regime in Pyongyang. Despite widespread starvation and disease the government continues to adhere the very economic policies that have led to this condition in the first place. Despite worldwide repudiation of communism the government continues to revolve around a Stalinist cult of personality devoted to Kim Jong-il. Despite international norms and conventions the DPRK continues to sell nuclear and conventional missile technology to rogue nations such as Iraq and Libya in violation of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. In spite of the terms of the agreed nuclear framework with the United States there continues in North Korea to be developed a program aimed at producing nuclear materials or at least that is apparently the case. Every month brings a new surprise. This month has been no exception. On the 31st of August North Korea fired a two-stage missile through Japanese airspace. Although un- certain at first I understand now that NASA believes the launch placed a satellite albeit apparently a nonfunctional one into orbit. But it seems to me that there are additional motives for the launch. First it was certainly to impress potential weapons buyers by forcefully announcing the availability of a new product. Second it was meant to underscore the elevation of Kim Jong-il to his newest post and the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the DPRK. Finally to up the ante on its outgoing Four Party Talks and the KEDO negotiations. U.S. Government Printing Office paperback
1998réf. 47953Washington DC: GPO 1998. Presumed First Edition First Printing. Wraps. good. iii 1 32 pages. Wraps.S. Hrg. 105-842. From the Chairman's opening remarks: I have been chairman of this Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs for almost 4 years now. During that time the sub-committee has held more meetings on North Korea than any other single country other than China. In fact our last hearing was on North Korea. In that time I guess I could say that I continue to be amazed and concerned by the unpredictable and unbalanced nature of the regime in Pyongyang. Despite widespread starvation and disease the government continues to adhere the very economic policies that have led to this condition in the first place. Despite worldwide repudiation of communism the government continues to revolve around a Stalinist cult of personality devoted to Kim Jong-il. Despite international norms and conventions the DPRK continues to sell nuclear and conventional missile technology to rogue nations such as Iraq and Libya in violation of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty. In spite of the terms of the agreed nuclear framework with the United States there continues in North Korea to be developed a program aimed at producing nuclear materials or at least that is apparently the case. Every month brings a new surprise. This month has been no exception. On the 31st of August North Korea fired a two-stage missile through Japanese airspace. Although un- certain at first I understand now that NASA believes the launch placed a satellite albeit apparently a nonfunctional one into orbit. But it seems to me that there are additional motives for the launch. First it was certainly to impress potential weapons buyers by forcefully announcing the availability of a new product. Second it was meant to underscore the elevation of Kim Jong-il to his newest post and the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the DPRK. Finally to up the ante on its outgoing Four Party Talks and the KEDO negotiations. GPO paperback
1867réf. 021722Chicago 1867. First Edition . Unbound. Very Good. Complete original disbound four-page issue of the Chicago Tribune. Lengthy report dealing with progress of the railroad. unknown
réf. 18-8554Berkeley CA: University Art Museum 1992. . Exhibition brochure. 8vo. 4 pp. Single printed white sheet folded into half with perforation holes on left side of front wrap. Very good with marginal creasing from use. 1 black and white plate. Includes text by Constance Lewallen. Includes list of artist’s exhibited works at the exhibition in addition to artist C.V. and selected recent bibliography. Brochure created on occasion of the MATRIX / BERKELEY 152 Exhibition featuring Gilberto Zorio and taking place at the University of California Berkeley Art Museum early July through early September 1992. Part of the University of California Berkeley Art Museum’s MATRIX / Berkeley series. Scarce. From the Collection of the Art Historian Peter Selz. Berkeley, CA: University Art Museum, 1992. unknown
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réf. 6208561582.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1925réf. 2302043Centralia: Centralia Publicity Committee 1925. Soft cover. Fine. Charles Smith's PACIFIC NORTHWEST AMERICANA #9614 has this booklet published by the Centralia printer in 1925. Blue & red printed wraps. 47pp. Two photo illustrations. Continuing cover title ". Including Sworn Affidavits of Five Jurors Who Declare That the Convicted Men Are 'NOT GUILTY.' Centralia Publicity Committee unknown
