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Fall 2002

Buying the world

Author Dave Hickey

Arts & Humanities

Philosophy & Religion

Fall 2002

on a danger of deliberative democracy

Arts & Humanities

Philosophy & Religion

Fall 2002

The unsettled legacy of the Cold War

Authors John David Steinbruner and Jeffrey G. Lewis

Arts & Humanities

Philosophy & Religion

Fall 2002

The art of being unselfish

Author Alexander Nehamas

Arts & Humanities

Philosophy & Religion

Fall 2002

The Winds of Change, the Winds of Hope, the Winds of Disaster

Author Leon Rooke

Arts & Humanities

Philosophy & Religion

Fall 2002

The abuse of beauty

Author Arthur C. Danto

Arts & Humanities

Philosophy & Religion

Fall 2002

The Use of Force

Author Carl Phillips

Arts & Humanities

Philosophy & Religion

Winter 2002

on Miles Davis, Vince Lombardi, & the crisis of masculinity in mid-century America

Author Gerald Lyn Early

Arts & Humanities

Fall 1996

Problems of Russian Libraries in an Age of Social Change

Author Vladimir Zaitsev

Science & Technology

Fall 1996

Librarianship: A Changing Profession

Author Peter R. Young

Science & Technology

Fall 1996

Redefining Community through the Public Library

Author Deanna B. Marcum

Science & Technology

Fall 1996

The History of the French National Library

Authors Jean Favier and Mireille M. Dedios

Science & Technology

Fall 1996

A Library Historian Looks at Librarianship

Author Kenneth E. Carpenter

Science & Technology

Fall 1996

The Centrality of Communities to the Future of Major Public Libraries

Authors Kenneth E. Dowlin and Eleanor Shapiro

Science & Technology

Fall 1996

Libraries, Social Inequality, and the Challenge of the Twenty-First Century

Author Affonso Romano de Sant'Anna

Science & Technology

Fall 1996

Buy or Lease? Two Models for Scholarly Information at the End (Or the Beginning) of an Era

Author Ann Shumelda Okerson

Science & Technology