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Publishers Represented in Canada
Environmental History 3
Brookings Institution Press
Environmental Studies 4
Earthscan Publishers
Politics 4-5
Island Press
History 5
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Climate Change 6 Manchester University Press
Sustainability 7-8 Michigan State University Press
Economics 8-9 Oregon State University Press
Business & Arts 9 Paradigm Publishers
Communication 10-11 Transaction Publishers
Health 11-12 University of Arizona Press
Spirituality 12 University Press of New England
Parenting 13-14 (includes Wesleyan and Tufts University Presses)
Asperger Syndrome 15 University of Washington Press

(includes Hong Kong University Press,
Family & Relationships 15-16
National Gallery of Australia Press, Silkworm Books,
Travel 16-17
and UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History)
Cookbook 17
Cultural Studies 17-18 Publishers Represented Worldwide
Biography 18 AU Press
Memoir 18-19 Canadian Forest Service
Poetry 19 Canadian Wildlife Service - Paciﬁc Region
Fiction 19 Environmental Training Centre
Recent & Noteworthy 20-23 Laval University Press (English language books)
Western Geographical Press
UBC Press – New In Paperback 24
Backlist & Highlights 25
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Index 26 Museum, Urban Ecology, Wild
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Manufacturing National Park
Nature: Photography, Ecology,
and the Wilderness Industry of
Jasper (UBC Press, 2010).
UBC Press acknowledges the ﬁnancial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Book Fund; the
Canada Council for the Arts; the Canadian Federation for the Humanities and Social Sciences through the Aid to
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Art History
Art in Turmoil
The Chinese Cultural Revolution, 1966–76
Edited by Richard King
The passage of time and passion, as well as the availability of new materials, bring a new
focus to work on the Cultural Revolution. Memoirs of participants put a human face on the
decade-long movement. The personal experiences and new documents in Art in Turmoil
combine with exquisite scholarship to deepen our understanding of the artistic life of
Maoist China.
– Richard Kraus, author of The Party and the Arty in China: The New Politics of Culture
The Cultural Revolution was a massive social and what they mean now, both in their original
and political upheaval resulting from a battle forms and as revolutionary icons reworked for
for supremacy within the ruling Chinese a new market-oriented age.
Communist Party, set in motion by the
Chapters by scholars of Chinese history
party’s chairman Mao Zedong. It was also a
and art and by artists whose careers were
time of both brutal iconoclasm and radical
shaped by the Cultural Revolution decode
experimentation in the arts, the effects of
the rhetoric of China’s turbulent decade. The
which still resonate today.
many illustrations in the book, some familiar
Forty years after the Cultural Revolution, Art and some never seen before, also offer new
in Turmoil revisits the visual and performing insights into works that have transcended
New in Paperback arts of the period – the paintings, propaganda their times.
July 2010, 318 pages, 6 x 9" posters, political cartoons, sculpture, folk arts,
65 illustrations, 23 in colour Richard King is the director of the Centre
private sketchbooks, opera, and ballet. Probing
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deeply, it examines what these vibrant,
Art History / Asia / China professor of Chinese studies at the University
militant, often gaudy images meant to artists,
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their patrons, and their audiences at the time,
ALSO OF INTEREST
Gods of Angkor The Cult of Happiness

Bronzes from the National Nianhua, Art, and History
Museum of Cambodia in Rural North China
Edited by Paul Jett and Louise James A. Flath
Allison Cort History and art come together in
Gods of Angkor focuses on the this definitive discussion of the
archaeological treasures excavated Chinese woodblock print form of
from the temples at Angkor. It nianhua, literally “New Year pictures."
celebrates the accomplishments Among the first studies in any field
of Khmer bronze casters and their to treat folk art and folk print as
perfection of skill and aesthetic historical text, The Cult of Happiness
expression over nearly two millennia. offers original insight into popular
conceptions of domesticity, morality,
July 2010, 160 pages, 7.5 x 12"
125 colour illustrations gender, society, modernity, and the
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Art History / Southeast Asia / propaganda tool under communism.
Cambodia
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Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Art History / Asia / China
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canadian studies On the Art of Being Canadian
Sherrill Grace
When Vincent Massey wrote On Being Canadian in Sherrill Grace is a professor of English at the
1948, he acknowledged the importance of the arts University of British Columbia. The author of more
to education and citizenship. He did not consider than twenty books, she was awarded the Canada
what the arts can tell us about being Canadian Council Killam Prize in Humanities in 2008.
or about being ourselves. In On the Art of Being
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Canadian Sherrill Grace traces how painters,
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writers, and filmmakers have shaped Canadian
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identity in three fields of representation that are 978-0-7748-1579-6 pb $32.95
staples in Canadian culture – the North, iconic Canadian Studies / Art History / Theory & Criticism
national figures, and war. By telling stories in
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their chosen medium and genre about life here or
about events and figures from the past, she shows
that artists help us to understand the Canadian
landscape and to create a shared history.
military history The Politics of Procurement

Military Acquisition in Canada and the Sea King Helicopter
Aaron Plamondon
In 1993, Canada’s Liberal Party cancelled an order Aaron Plamondon teaches Canadian and Military
to replace the navy’s Sea King helicopter. It claimed History at the University of Calgary and Mount Royal
that the Tory plan was too expensive, but the University. He is also a National Fellow at the Centre
cancellation itself actually cost taxpayers hundreds for Military and Strategic Studies at the University
of millions of dollars. Aaron Plamondon connects of Calgary.
this incident to the larger story of the evolution of
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the defence procurement process in Canada. He
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reveals that partisan politics, rather than a desire
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to increase the military’s capabilities, have driven 978-0-7748-1715-8 pb $32.95
the military procurement process. This saga of the Military History / Canadian History / Politics
government playing havoc with weapons acquisition
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offers an explanation for, and clues for resolving,
the under-equipped state of Canada’s military.
Work & Labour Unions, Equity, and the Path to Renewal

Edited by Janice R. Foley and Patricia L. Baker
Trade unions in Canada are losing their traditional Janice R. Foley is a professor in the Faculty
support base, and membership numbers could sink of Business Administration at the University
to US levels unless unions recapture their power. of Regina. Patricia L. Baker was an associate
Unions, Equity, and the Path to Renewal brings professor of anthropology at Mount St. Vincent
together a distinguished group of union activists University.
and equity scholars who trace how traditional
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union cultures, practices, and structures have
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eroded solidarity and activism and created an
65 illustrations, 23 in colour
equity deficit in Canadian unions. Informed by a 978-0-7748-1681-6 pb $32.95
feminist vision of unions as instruments of social Work & Labour / Canadian History / Sociology /
justice, the contributors argue that equity within Women's Studies
unions is not simply one possible path to union UBC Press
renewal – it is the only way to reposition organized
labour as a central institution in workers’ lives.
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Environmental history What Is Water?
The History of a Modern Abstraction
Jamie Linton
We all know what water is, and we often take it Jamie Linton is a SSHRC postdoctoral Fellow in the
for granted. But the spectre of a worldwide water Department of Geography at Queen’s University.
crisis suggests that there might be something
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fundamentally wrong with the way we think about
July 2010, 318 pages, 6 x 9"
water. Jamie Linton dives into the history of water as
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social, and cultural contexts. Reduced to a scientific Environmental History / Resource Management /
abstraction – to mere H2O – this concept has Sustainability
given modern society licence to dam, divert, and UBC Press
manipulate water with apparent impunity. Part of
the solution to the water crisis involves reinvesting
water with social content, thus altering the way we
see water. What is Water? offers a fresh approach to
a fundamental problem.
environmental history Sensing Changes

Technologies, Environments, and the Everyday, 1953–2003
Joy Parr
Our bodies are archives of sensory knowledge Joy Parr is a professor and Canada Research Chair
that shape how we understand the world. If our in Technology, Culture, and Risk in the Geography
environment changes at an unsettling pace, how will Department at the University of Western Ontario.
we make sense of a world that is no longer familiar?
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One of Canada's premier historians tackles this
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question by exploring situations in the recent past
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and technological changes forced ordinary people Environmental History / Politics / Policy
to cope with transformations that were so radical
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that they no longer recognized their home and
workplaces or, by implication, who they were. In
concert with a ground-breaking, creative, and
analytical website, megaprojects.uwo.ca, this timely
study offers a prescient perspective on how humans
make sense of a rapidly changing world.
environmental history Spirits of Our Whaling Ancestors

Revitalizing Makah and Nuu-chah-nulth Traditions
Charlotte Coté, Foreword by Micah McCarty
Following the removal of the gray whale from the Charlotte Coté is an associate professor of
Endangered Species list in 1994, the Makah tribe American Indian Studies at the University of
of northwest Washington State and the Nuu-chah- Washington.
nulth Nation of British Columbia announced that
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they would revive their whale hunts. The Makah
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whale hunt of 1999 was met with enthusiastic
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Nuu-chah-nulth First Nation, Charlotte Coté offers Environmental History / Canadian History / Aboriginal
a valuable perspective on the issues surrounding Politics & Policy / Environmental History / BC Politics
indigenous whaling. Her analysis includes major UBC Press
Native studies and contemporary Native rights
issues, addressing environmentalism, animal rights Canadian rights only. Published outside of Canada
activism, anti-treaty conservatism, and the public's by the University of Washington Press.
expectations about what it means to be “Indian."

Environmental Studies Nuclear Waste Management in Canada
Critical Issues, Critical Perspectives
Edited by Darrin Durant and Genevieve Fuji Johnson
As oil reserves decline and the environment Darrin Durant is an assistant professor in the
takes centre stage in public policy discussions, Program in Science and Technology Studies at
the merits and dangers of nuclear power and York University. Genevieve Fuji Johnson is an
nuclear waste management are once again being assistant professor in the Department of Political
debated. Nuclear Waste Management in Canada Science at Simon Fraser University.
provides a critical counterpoint to the position
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of government and industry by examining not
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only the technical but also the social and ethical
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aspects of the issue. What do frequently used
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terms such as safety, risk, and acceptability
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really mean? And how and why did the public
consultation process in Canada fail to address
ethical and social issues? This timely collection
defuses the uncertainty, ambiguity, and ignorance
that surrounds discussions of nuclear energy.
Politics At Home and Abroad

The Canada-US Relationship and Canada's Place in the World
Patrick Lennox
Canada's relationship with the United States and Patrick Lennox is a Fellow of the Canadian
its place in the world currently occupy distinct Defence and Foreign Affairs Institute and the Centre
spheres in the minds of policymakers, intellectuals, for Foreign Policy Studies at Dalhousie University.
and citizens. At home, Canada is thought to enjoy
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a “special" relationship with the United States;
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abroad, it occupies a place as the world's problem-
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key events in the history of relations between the Politics / Current Affairs / International Relations /
two countries to reveal the underlying connection Foreign Policy
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place in the world. The war in Afghanistan is but
the latest in a series of paradoxical interactions
between the two states abroad that has resulted
from the hierarchy in Canada-US relations at home.
Politics The Empire's New Clothes

Barack Obama and the Real World of Power
Paul Street
Although mainstream journalists have noted Paul Street is an independent journalist, policy
discrepancies between Obama’s original vision adviser, and historian. Formerly he was Vice
and reality after his first year in office, Paul Street President for Research and Planning at the Chicago
uniquely measures Obama’s record against the Urban League. Among his recent books are Barack
expectations of the progressive agenda many of Obama and the Future of American Politics, Racial
his supporters expected him to follow. The list Oppression in the Global Metropolis: A Living
of Obama’s weakened policies is startling: the Black Chicago History, and Segregated Schools:
business-friendly measures, the lack of support Educational Apartheid in Post-Civil Rights America.
for the growing mass of unemployed and poor, the
September 2010, 288 pages, 6 x 9"
dilution of his health reform agenda, the passage
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of a record-setting Pentagon budget, and the
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escalation of U.S. military violence in Afghanistan,
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Pakistan, Yemen, and Somalia. Street’s account
reveals how deeply beholden Obama is to existing
dominant domestic and global hierarchies and
doctrines.

politics Hearts of Darkness
Torturing Children in the War on Terror
Henry A. Giroux, Foreward by Chris Hedges
The United States embarked on a war on terror Henry A. Giroux currently holds the Global TV
that defended torture as a matter of official policy. Network Chair Professorship at McMaster University
As torture became normalized in the Bush era, in the English and Cultural Studies Department.
it not only corrupted American ideals but also He has published numerous books and articles. His
passed over into sanctioning the unimaginable: most recent books include The University in Chains:
the torture of children. This book documents cases Confronting the Military-Industrial-Academic
of child torture by American military personnel, Complex and Against the Terror of Neoliberalism.
several of which are little known to Americans.
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Giroux challenges the Obama administration to
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address these shameful practices. But he also
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raises questions about the collusion of the media,
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educators, and the criminal justice system that
allowed these conditions to emerge.
Politics Than Shwe

Unmasking Burma's Tyrant
Benedict Rogers, Foreword by Václav Havel
Than Shwe is one of the world’s most brutal Benedict Rogers is a writer and human rights
dictators, presiding over a military regime that advocate specializing in Burma. He is the author
persists in repressing and brutalizing its own of A Land Without Evil: Stopping the Genocide of
people. Until now, his story has not been told. Burma’s Karen People.
This fascinating book is the first-ever account of
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Than Shwe’s journey from postal clerk to dictator,
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his training in psychological warfare, his elimination Politics / History
of rivals, and his ruthless suppression of dissent.
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Drawing on the insights of Burma Army defectors
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and international diplomats, Benedict Rogers
provides a compelling account of Than Shwe and
life in Burma under his rule.
history The Sixty Years' War for the Great Lakes, 1754–1814
Edited by David Curtis Skaggs and Larry L. Nelson
Between 1754 and 1814, several mititary struggles David Skaggs is a professor emeritus of history at
ensued over many generations for control of Bowling Green State University. Larry L. Nelson
the Great Lakes region. The twenty essays in this teaches at Firelands College.
collection concern not only military and naval
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operations, but also the political, economic, social,
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and cultural interactions of individuals and groups
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during the struggle to control the great freshwater
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lakes and rivers between the Canadian Shield and
the Ohio Valley. These essays represent fresh and
insightful approaches to the understudied history
of the region and the multifaceted wars that did so
much to shape it.

environmental history Trees in the Tide
The Ocean's Vanishing Rainforest
Kennedy Warne
Trees in the Tide tells the stories of the Kennedy Warne is author of Roads Less Travelled
communities and individuals around the world and fomer editor of New Zealand Geographic .
affected by the loss of mangrove forests. Coastal
dwellers in developing countries rely on the
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mangroves’ sheltered waters to supply fish,
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mollusks, and crabs and use mangrove timber for & Protection
construction and fuel. Mangroves also provide
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a buffer against storm surges. In spite of their
ecological, economic, and safety value, mangrove
forests are being logged for pulp, bulldozed for
agricultural land and urban development, and,
increasingly, turned into ponds for shrimp farming
and other aquaculture. At the current rate, almost
all the world's mangroves will be gone within a
hundred years.
climate change Requiem for a Species

Why We Resist the Truth About Climate Change
Clive Hamilton
Requiem for a Species does not set out once more Clive Hamilton is a professor of public ethics at
to raise the alarm to encourage us to take radical the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics
measures to head off climate chaos. This book is at the Australian National University.
about why we have ignored those warnings, and
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why it may now be too late. It is a book about the
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frailties of the human species as expressed in both
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the institutions we have built and the psychological History / Sustainability
dispositions that have led us on the path of
self-destruction. It is about our strange obsessions,
our hubris, and our penchant for avoiding the facts.
It is the story of a battle within us between the
forces that should have caused us to protect the
Earth and those that, in the end, have won out.
climate change Fast Forward

Ethics and Politics in the Age of Global Warming
William Antholis and Strobe Talbott
This pithy yet compelling book makes abundantly William Antholis is the managing director
clear why global warming is indeed a major threat, of the Brookings Institution, where he is also a
unlike any other we’ve faced in the past, and why Senior Fellow in Governance Studies. Strobe
urgent action is needed right now. The authors Talbott is the president of Brookings and a
outline just what actions are needed and why longtime columnist and editor for Time magazine.
“politics as usual" in global negotiations simply His previous books include The Great Experiment,
will not get the job done. The global climate is too Engaging India , and The Russia Hand .
important to leave solely in the hands of politicians.
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A new mindset is needed. On the one hand, we need
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to focus on what can be accomplished immediately
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on the grand stage of diplomacy. On the other hand, Resource Mangement
we must stay true to our long-term personal and
ethical responsibilities to future generations.

Sustainability The Renewable Revolution
How We Can Fight Climate Change, Prevent Energy Wars, Revitalize the Economy
and Transition to a Sustainable Future
Sajed Kamal
Threatened by fuel shortages, a changing climate, Sajed Kamal teaches in the Sustainable
and energy wars, we are realizing that the essential International Development Program at Brandeis
condition of sustainability lies in our ability to University. He has set up projects in the United
live within the limits and renewability of natural States, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Armenia, and El
resources. Renewable Revolution interweaves Salvador. He is the translator and author of a dozen
technology, economics, environmental science, books and many articles in a wide range of areas.
philosophy, and politics to elucidate our current
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crisis and find a sustainable solution. Backed by
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Sajed Kamal's thirty years of experience in setting Sustainability / The Environment / Renewable Energy /
up renewable energy projects around the world, it Climate Change
also discusses the practical issues and economic Earthscan Publishers
implications in harnessing resources such as solar,
wind, water, heat, and biogas.
Sustainability The Positive Deviant

Sustainability Leadership in a Perverse World
Sara Parkin
A low carbon economy will require thousands of Sara Parkin is founder and director of Forum
exceptional leaders. This book contains all you need for the Future, the UK’s foremost sustainable
to help you become one of those leaders.Whether development charity, and a life-long campaigner
you are new to the whole idea of sustainability, for an socially and environmentally just way of
or reasonably well informed but not entirely life. She has also established a well-regarded
confident about what to do next, this guide will masters program in Leadership for Sustainable
help you “do" sustainability. No rigid check lists. No Development.
policy or economic recommendations. This book
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the leadership skills and tools to enact lasting
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remains perversely intent on the opposite. Earthscan Publishers
sustainability Believing Cassandra

How to be an Optimist in a Pessimist's World
Alan AtKisson
Fully revised and updated, Believing Cassandra Alan AtKisson is president and CEO of The
is even more relevant, fresh, and motivating than AtKisson Group, an international sustainability
when it first appeared in 1999. Alan AtKisson consultancy to business and government. He is also
draws the parallel between mythical Cassandra's the author of The ISIS Agreement and co-author of
situation (blessed with the gift of foresight, cursed The Natural Advantage of Nations.
never to be believed) and the concerned citizens
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and scientists who could see the world hurtling
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toward self-destruction. Refreshingly candid and
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vivid, AtKisson empowers the reader to join the Activism / Resource Mangement
environmental pioneers who prove Cassandra's
warnings wrong by believing in them, and taking
strategic action.

Sustainability The Power of Sustainable Thinking
How to Create a Positive Future for the Climate, the Planet, Your Organization
and Your Life
Bob Doppelt
The future will be powered by sustainable thinking Bob Doppelt is the director of resource
in business, organizations, governments and innovations and the climate leadership initiative at
everyday life. This revolutionary book tackles the Institute for a Sustainable Environment and a
climate change, sustainability, and life success by courtesy associate professor in the Department
starting with the mind. It provides proven "staged- of Planning, Public Policy, and Management at the
based" methods for transforming thinking and University of Oregon.
behaviour, beginning first with making individuals
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aware of their own cognitive patterns and then
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explaining how they can motivate other people,
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teams, and organizations to change. The author Management / Sustainable Development
provides practical methods for becoming a
sustainability "change agent" in any profession or
activity and includes interviews with business and
organizational leaders.
Economics Cents and Sustainability

Securing Our Common Future by Decoupling Economic Growth
from Environmental Pressures
Michael H. Smith, Karlson "Charlie" Hargroves, and Cheryl Desha
Gro Brundtland's 1987 classic Our Common Michael H. Smith is a scientist and researcher in
Future called for citizens to achieve "a new era theoretical chemistry at the Australian National
of economic growth – growth that is forceful University and co-founder of The Natural Edge
and ... socially and environmentally sustainable." Project (TNEP). Karlson "Charlie" Hargroves is
Cents and Sustainability is both an answer to a civil engineer and researcher in sustainable policy
that call and a re-examination of that important development at Murdoch University, Australia, and
work in a modern context. It investigates a co-founder and coordinator of TNEP. Cheryl Desha
range of new evidence and research in order is a member of TNEP.
to develop a deeper understanding of how, and
under what conditions, “forceful" sustainable
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growth is possible. Focusing on key issues such
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as greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity, and Policy / Resource Mangement / Sustainability /
air pollution, this book reveals the compelling Political Science
evidence that exists for cost-effective reductions in Earthscan Publishers
environmental pressures.
Economics Earth Capitalism

Creating a New Civilization through a Responsible Market Economy
Edited by Patrick U. Petit, Foreword by Bill Gates
The global recession is causing economic hardships Patrick U. Petit is the the Goi Peace Foundation's
for all kinds of businesses. Earth Capitalism European representative and representative to
attributes the crisis to the inappropriate the United Nations. Bill Gates is the chairman of
macroeconomic policies and excessive expansion of Microsoft and co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates
financial institutions in blind pursuit of profit, the Foundation.
lack of self-discipline among financial institutions,
and the failure of supervision and regulation
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to keep up with financial innovations. Earth
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Capitalism’s contributors present leading edge Political Science
economic concepts, business models, and best
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practices that show the path towards the creation
of responsible capitalism – a viable scenario for
emerging from the current global economic and
financial crisis.

Economics Creating a New Civilization through Social Entrepreneurship
Edited by Patrick U. Petit, Foreword by Muhammad Yunus
Creating a New Civilization through Social Patrick U. Petit is the Goi Peace
Entrepreneurship highlights the global movement Foundation's European representative and
of social entrepreneurship and some of the leading representative to the United Nations. Nobel Peace
organizations and individuals that are advancing Prize winner Muhammad Yunus was professor of
this citizen sector movement. The volume presents economics at Chittagong College and founder of the
examples of innovative people that are tackling Grameen Bank, Bangladesh.
major social problems and triggering systemic
change throughout the world today.
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economics The Skeptical Economist

Revealing the Ethics Inside Economics
Jonathan Aldred
The Skeptical Economist rejects the story told by Jonathan Aldred is the Newton Trust Lecturer
other popular economics books. Responding to in Land Economy at Cambridge University and
Western malaise about quality of life, and a growing the director of Studies in Economics at Emmanuel
curiosity about economics and its relevance to College, Cambridge.
these concerns, Jonathan Aldred argues that
economics is not an agreed body of knowledge or
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an objective science. In reality economics is built on
ethical foundations – distinctive and controversial Philosophy / Political Science
views about how we ought to live, what we value,
and why. This revealing and entertaining book
exposes these hidden assumptions and opens up
the black box of modern economics to reveal that
conventional wisdom is not what it appears to be.
business & Arts Leading Roles

50 Questions Every Arts Board Should Ask
Michael M. Kaiser
In today’s hardscrabble environment, it is Michael M. Kaiser is president of the John F.

imperative that the boards of not-for-profit arts Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and the
organizations function as energetically, creatively, author of The Art of the Turnaround: Creating and
and efficiently as possible. Michael M. Kaiser offers Maintaining Healthy Arts Organizations .
board and staff members the information they need
to create thriving arts organizations. He covers
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every aspect of the board's participation in the life
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of the organization, including mission, fundraising,
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relationship with the artistic director and other
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staff, and planning and budgeting. Organized in
a question-and-answer format, Leading Roles
emphasizes the importance of transparency and
clarity in a board’s dealings with its own members
and with the wider arts community.

communication Leading Change in the Web 2.1 World
Jackson Nickerson
Leading Change in a Web 2.1 World provides new Jackson Nickerson is the Frahm Family
insights into why people and organizations are Professor of Organization and Strategy at Olin
so difficult to engage in change. However, recent Business School at Washington University in St.
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Communications for Change
Chris Rose
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Irving Louis Horowitz
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Media Response to Terror Disaster
Edited by Ralph Izard and Jay Perkins
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Gordon Faulkner
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health The Yang Taiji 24-Step Short Form
A Step-by-Step Guide for All Levels
James Drewe
This definitive guide offers a comprehensive James Drewe teaches the Yang, Chen, Sun, and
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Health Contemplative Aging

A Way of Being in Later Life
Edmund Sherman
In modern societies people are expected to Edmund Sherman is a professor emeritus of
remain “activity-oriented" in their later years. social welfare at the State University of New York at
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Spirituality The 12 Chinese Animals

Create Harmony in your Daily Life through Ancient Chinese Wisdom
Master Zhongxian Wu
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Kenneth J. Aiken
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Toilet Training for Children with Autism and Other Developmental Disorders
Brenda Batts
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parenting Stand Up for Autism

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Georgina J. Derbyshire
When we tell someone thata child is autistic, Georgina Derbyshire lives with her ten-year-
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parenting No Fighting, No Biting, No Screaming
How to Make Behaving Positively Possible for People with Autism and Other Developmental
Disabilities
Bo Hejlskov Elvén
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parenting Step by Step Help for Children with ADHD

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Cathy Laver-Bradbury, Margaret Thompson, Anne Weeks, David Daley,
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Cheryl R. Carter
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Asperger syndrome Aspergirls
Empowering Females with Asperger Syndrome
Rudy Simone, Foreword by Liane Holliday Willey
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How to Get the Most Out of University and College
Rosemary Martin
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that going to college is a big deal for every student,
whether or not they are on the autism spectrum.
Family & Relationships Connecting With Your Asperger Partner

Negotiating the Maze of Intimacy
Louise Weston, Foreword by Tony Attwood
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family & Relationships Family Experiences of Bipolar Disorder
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Cara Aiken
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Travel Hiking Washington's History

Judy Bentley
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Travel Discovering Main Street

Travel Adventures in Small Towns of the Northwest
Foster Church
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Rob Gordon, with Charles Norris Brown
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Paula Shoyer
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cultural studies Boundaries of Jewish Identity

Edited by Susan A. Glenn and Naomi B. Sokoloff
The essays in this collection focus especially on Susan A. Glenn is Howard and Frances Keller
the issues of who creates the definitions, and Endowed Professor of History and a member of
how, and in what social and political contexts the Jewish studies program at the University of
of "Jewish." The ten leading authorities writing Washington. Naomi B. Sokoloff is a professor
here also look at the forces, from new genetic of near eastern languages and civilizations and
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multicultural societies, that push against University of Washington, where she has also
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how Jews have imagined themselves and how Chair in Jewish Studies. Contributors: Gad
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In Search of Love and Solace
Kellina M. Craig-Henderson
Kellina Craig-Henderson considers the continuing Kellina M. Craig-Henderson is the program

taboo of interracial relationships involving director at the National Science Foundation and
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biography Better than the Best

Black Athletes Speak, 1920–2000
Edited by John C. Walter and Malina Iida
These engaging and forthright interviews bring John C. Walter is a professor emeritus of
together the life stories of thirteen black athletes American studies at the University of Washington.
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Memoir Roy & Me

A Memoir and Then Some
Maurice Yacowar
Best known for his service with the Special Air Maurice Yacowar is a professor emeritus in the
Service during the Second World War, Roy Farran Department of English at the University of Calgary.
served as a politician in the Legislative Assembly He also taught at Brock University, where he helped
of Alberta for Premier Peter Lougheed. During establish Canada’s first film studies program.
his time as a soldier, Farran allegedly kidnapped
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Maurice Yacowar challenges genre and form in Roy
Athabasca University Press
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Memoir Bring Down the Little Birds
Carmen Giménez Smith
How does a contemporary woman with an Carmen Giménez Smith is an assistant professor
established career as a creative writing in the English department at New Mexico State
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raising two children.
poetry The dust of just beginning

Don Kerr
Don Kerr knows prairie culture better than most Don Kerr is the author of numerous poetry
– he knows it from the inside out. He has made us collections, plays, and short stories. He was the
aware of ourselves through his numerous volumes first chair of the Saskatoon Heritage Society and
of poetry, his fiction, his many plays, his histories, also the Saskatchewan governor for the Heritage
and his interest in heritage. In this mature, Canada Foundation.
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fiction Broken Ground

A Novel
John Keeble, Foreword by Kathleen Dean Moore
Broken Ground employs a construction project in John Keeble is the author of four novels including
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far-reaching political and moral implications. America , and a work of nonfiction, Out of the
Hank Lafleur has been sent to supervise the Channel: The Exxon Valdez Oil Spill in Prince
project, which is a prison-for-profit financed by William Sound.
a multinational corporation under government
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Doing Business in a New Climate

A Guide to Measuring, Reducing and Offsetting Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Paul Lingl, Deborah Carlson, and the David Suzuki Foundation
Around the world, a growing number of The David Suzuki Foundation is committed to
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index
A-Z of Genetic Factors in Doppelt, Bob 8 Kinsman, Gary 21 Ship Models in the Thomson
Autism 13 Drewe, James 12 Kluckner, Michael 25 Collection at the Art Gallery
Adamson, Jeremy 23 Durant, Darrin 4 Kosher Baker 17 of Ontario 23
Aiken, Cara 16 Durflinger, Serge Marc 21 Laver-Bradbury, Cathy 14 Shoyer, Paula 17
Aiken, Kenneth J. 13 dust of just beginning 19 Leading Change in the Web 2.1 Simone, Rudy 15
Aldred, Jonathan 9 Earth Capitalism 8 World 10 Sixty Years' War for the Great
Allan, Chantal 25 Edmonds, Penelope 24 Leading Roles 9 Lakes, 1754–1814 5
American Missionaries, Christian Elvén, Bo Hejlskov 14 Lennox, Patrick 4 Skaggs, David Curtis 5
Oyatoi, and Japan, 1859–73 24 Empire's New Clothes 4 Lessons from Ground Zero 11 Skeptical Economist 9
Antholis, William 6 Family Experiences of Bipolar Lingl, Paul 20 Smith, Carmen Giménez 19
Art in Turmoil 1 Disorder 16 Linton, Jamie 3 Smith, Michael H. 8
Aspergirls 15 Fast Forward 6 Loo, Tina 25 Sokoloff, Naomi B. 17
At Home and Abroad 4 Faulkner, Gordon 11 Lost Kids 24 Sonuga-Barke, Edmund J. S. 14
AtKisson, Alan 7 Feminized Justice 24 Lowden, John 23 Spirits of Our Whaling Ancestors
Baker, Patricia L. 2 Finding Dahshaa 25 Macdougall, Brenda 24 3
Batts, Brenda 13 First Nations, First Thoughts 25 Managing Stress with Qigong 11 Stand Up for Autism 13
Becoming Native in Flath, James A. 1 Martin, Rosemary 15 States of Nature 25
a Foreign Land 25 Foley, Janice R. 2 McGillivray, Brett 25 Step by Step Help for Children
Believing Cassandra 7 Gentile, Patrizia 21 Medieval Ivories and Works of Art with ADHD 14
Bentley, Judy 16 Geography of British Columbia, in the Thomson Collection Stevens, Simon 23
Bernstein, Steven 24 2nd ed. 25 at the Art Gallery of Ontario Street, Paul 4
Better than the Best 18 Giroux, Henry A. 5 23 Sustainable Event Management
Black Women in Interracial Glasbeek, Amanda 24 Menen, Rajendar 11 22
Relationships 18 Gleason, Mona 24 Nelson, Larry L. 5 Talbott, Strobe 6
Bomb Canada 25 Glenn, Susan A. 17 New Silk Road Diplomacy 24 Than Shwe 5
Boundaries of Jewish Identity 17 Gods of Angkor 1 Nickerson, Jackson 10 Thompson, Margaret 14
Bow, Brian 24 Going Abroad 17 No Fighting, No Biting, No Thomson Collection at the Art
Bradley, Amanda 23 Gordon, Alan 24 Screaming 14 Gallery of Ontario 23
Bring Down the Little Birds 19 Gordon, Rob 17 Nuclear Waste Management in Timpson, Annis May 25
Brink, Jack W. 25 Grace, Sherrill 2 Canada 4 Top Tips for Asperger Students 15
Broken Ground 19 Hamilton, Clive 6 One of the Family 24 Trees in the Tide 6
Brooks, Kim 24 Hargroves, Karlson "Charlie" 8 On the Art of Being Canadian 2 Tremblay, Manon 24
Canadian Paintings in Healing Power of Mudras 11 Organize your ADD/ADHD Child 14 12 Chinese Animals 12
the Thomson Collection Hearts of Darkness 5 Parkin, Sara 7 Unions, Equity, and the Path to
at the Art Gallery of Ontario Hero and the Historians 24 Parr, Joy 3 Renewal 2
23 Hiking Washington's History 16 Perilous Imbalance 24 Unsettled Legitimacy 24
Canadian War on Queers 21 Horowitz, Irving Louis 10 Perkins, Jay 11 Urbanizing Frontiers 24
Carlson, Deborah 20 How to Win Campaigns, 2nd Petit, Patrick U. 8, 9 Vanishing British Columbia 25
Carter, Cheryl R. 14 Edition 10 Plamondon, Aaron 2 Veterans with a Vision 21
Cents and Sustainability 8 Iida, Malina 18 Politics of Linkage 24 Walter, John C. 18
Chalker-Scott, Linda 25 Imagining Head-Smashed-In 25 Politics of Procurement 2 Warne, Kennedy 6
Cherry, John 23 Informed Gardener Positive Deviant 7 Weeks, Anne 14
Church, Foster 16 Blooms Again 25 Poulter, Gillian 25 Weston, Louise 15
Clarkson, Stephen 24 Inuit Folk-Tales 22 Power of Sustainable Thinking 8 What Is Water? 3
Coleman, William D. 24 Ion, Hamish 24 Prosperity without Growth 20 Wood, Stepan 24
Connecting With Your Asperger Irlbacher-Fox, Stephanie 25 Publishing as a Vocation 10 Worster, W. 22
Partner 15 Izard, Ralph 11 Quebec Women and Legislative Writing British Columbia History,
Contemplative Aging 12 Jackson, Tim 20 Representation 24 1784–1958 24
Cort, Louise Allison 1 Jaffe, David 23 Rasmussen, Knud 22 Wu, Zhongxian 12
Coté, Charlotte 3 Jett, Paul 1 Ready, Set, Potty! 13 Yacowar, Maurice 18
Craig-Henderson, Kellina 18 Johnson, Genevieve Fuji 4 Reimer, Chad 24 Yang Taiji 24-Step Short Form 12
Creating a New Civilization Jones, Meegan 22 Renewable Revolution 7
through Social Justice Bertha Wilson 24 Requiem for a Species 6
Entrepreneurship 9 Kahane, David 24 Rogers, Benedict 5
Cult of Happiness 1 Kaiser, Michael M. 9 Rose, Chris 10
Daley, David 14 Kamal, Sajed 7 Roth, Käthe 24
David Suzuki Foundation 20 Karrar, Hasan H. 24 Roy & Me 18
Deliberative Democracy in Keeble, John 19 Rubens's Massacre of the
Practice 24 Kenneth Thomson the Collector Innocents in the Thomson
Derbyshire, Georgina J. 13 and the Thomson Collection Collection at the Art Gallery of
Desha, Cheryl 8 at the Art Gallery of Ontario 23
Discovering Main Street 16 Ontario 23 Sensing Changes 3
Doing Business in a New Climate Kerr, Don 19 Sherman, Edmund 12
20 King, Richard 1 Shields, Conal 23

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UBC Press is proud to congratulate author UBC Press is proud to congratulate author
Brian Bow on winning this year’s Donner John Sutton Lutz on winning this year’s
Book Prize for excellence in Canadian public Harold Adams Innis Prize for best English-
policy writing. language work in the Social Sciences.
This book is of great importance not only for a Some Canadian scholars are already calling
better understanding of the exceptional history this work “one of the most important books on
of Canada–United States relationships but also aboriginal history written in Canada.”
to see the need to adapt Canadian negotiations This very well could be the case.
strategies to the new and more complex context. – B.F. R. Edwards, University of Saskatchewan
– Donner Jury

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Asperger Syndrome 15 University of Washington Press

Gods of Angkor The Cult of Happiness

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military history The Politics of Procurement

Work & Labour Unions, Equity, and the Path to Renewal

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environmental history Sensing Changes

environmental history Spirits of Our Whaling Ancestors

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Politics At Home and Abroad

Politics The Empire's New Clothes

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Politics Than Shwe

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climate change Requiem for a Species

climate change Fast Forward

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Sustainability The Positive Deviant

sustainability Believing Cassandra

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Economics Cents and Sustainability

Economics Earth Capitalism

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economics The Skeptical Economist

business & Arts Leading Roles

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communication How to Win Campaigns, Second Edition

communication Publishing as a Vocation

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Health Managing Stress with Qigong

HEALTH The Healing Power of Mudras

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Health Contemplative Aging

Spirituality The 12 Chinese Animals

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"Autism" is now understood to be an umbrella Kenneth Aitken is a practising clinical

parenting Ready, Set, Potty!

parenting Stand Up for Autism

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parenting Step by Step Help for Children with ADHD

Cathy Laver-Bradbury is a Pathway Leader August 2010, 160 pages, 6 x 9"

parenting Organize your ADD/ADHD Child

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Asperger syndrome Top Tips for Asperger Students

Family & Relationships Connecting With Your Asperger Partner

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Travel Hiking Washington's History

Travel Discovering Main Street

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cookING & DIning The Kosher Baker

cultural studies Boundaries of Jewish Identity

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Kellina Craig-Henderson considers the continuing Kellina M. Craig-Henderson is the program

biography Better than the Best

Memoir Roy & Me

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poetry The dust of just beginning

fiction Broken Ground

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