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Madrid, Spain: Nueva Acropolis, 1981. Trade Paperback. FINE. Tight, bright, clean & square. Slight wear to lamination on cover edges and tiny crease on bottom corner. Bookstore stamp and erasure mark on title page. 76 illustrated (black & white drawings), indexed pages with Bibliography. "ofrecer al lector en lengua castellana,una sintesis clara de las diversas culturas que civilizaron el Peru Antiguo y permitier de esa forma una comprension mauor de sus costumbres, ritos, tradiciones, sus inumerables restos arqueologicos y su profunda ensenanza simbolica y moral..." Text in Spanish. ISBN: 8430040749.

Madrid, Spain: Aguilar, 1964. (1st thus). Hardbound. GOOD+/ No DJ. Grey cloth covers have light age soil and foxing to edges. Interior as new. No Dust Jacket. Text in Spanish. 243 pages.

Itasca, IL: F. E. Peacock, 1990. (2nd printing, 1991). Trade Paperback. NEAR FINE. As new except for slight wear to exterior corners. "concentrates on teaching the students to appreciate the problem-solving process and on how basic research methodology can be used in contemporary social work practice…" 321 indexed pages including Glossary and bibliography. ISBN: 0087513372.

NY: Myrin Institute Books, 1974. (1st edition). Trade Paperback. VERY GOOD+. Tight, bright, clean, faint tilt. Small surface crease on bottom corner of front cover. Bookstore sticker and original purchase receipt attached to first free page. Faint initials in pencil on top edge of text block. Original tan cover with rust colored feather. "reports the discussions that took place at a week's conference...Present were Indians from the Navajo, Mohawk, Crow, Kiowa, Pueblo, Arapaho tribes and officials of the Myrin institute for Education...focus on the rearing of children from birth to adolescence...include crucial observations on the Indian's dilemma in today's society..." 202 illustrated pages, including brief biographies of the participants. ISBN: 0913098345.

Auburn, AL: Auburn University, Department of Sociology, 2002. Trade Paperback. Tight, bright, clean, slight curl. Bumped bottom corner. 351 pages. Journal of the international sociology honor Society (Alpha Kappa Delta) includes: Coopting change toward industrial democracy; Japanese and American identities; Kin effects on black-white account and homeownership; Resentment and resentiment; Community colleges and the school to work transition; Social capital is process; Women poverty and domestic violence. 351 pages + advertisements.

Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishing / Alpha Kappa Delta, The International ?Scoiology Honor Society, 2002. Trade Paperback. FINE. As new - gift quality! Thematic Issue: The Sociology of Civility with articles related to: historical context; measurement; United States; Russia; Golf; Civil Rights Movement and Passive Resistance; harassment; and the marketplace. Pages 353-501 of volume 72.

Cambridge, MA: MIT, 1994. Trade Paperback. FINE. As new - gift quality! "the conflicts , aspirations and fractures of modernity are the main themes of this issue..."Contents: Democracy + Mutations of Latin America (Alain Touraine); The System, the Actor and the Social Subject (Francois Dubet); Touraine's Critique of Modernity: Metacritical Reflections (Johann P. Arnason); Alain Touraine's Sociology of the Subject (Kevin McDonald); Brazil and a Sociology for Hope (Rowan Ireland); Bernard Smith - Imagining the Antipodes (Peter Beilharz); Modernism and Post Modernism: Neo Colonial Viewpoint - Concerning the Sources of Modernism and Post Modernism in the Visual Arts (Bernard Smith); The Paradox of Australian Aboriginal History (Bain Atwood); The Democratic Malaise: An Interview with Marcel Gauchet; and, Arbitrage (Alastair Davidson)

NY: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, ©1965. Trade Paperback. VERY GOOD. Tight, bright, clean & square. Faint shelfwear to exterior. "an outline account, based on 22 months of fieldwork, of the social and cultural life of the Banyoro or Nyoro, a Bantu people of Western Uganda…" 61 pages, 9-1/8x6-3/8" (23.2x16.2cm) ISBN: 0030524652.

NY: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc., 1969. Trade Paperback. NEAR FINE. As new except for slight rubbing and scratching to cover edges. Presents a picture of the culture of one of the of the largest ethnic and most interesting and important peoples of Africa. Their tradition of urban life makes them unique not only among African societies but among traditionally nonliterate people the word over. For more than a century they were the dominant group among Nigeria's educated elite. 18 pages including a Recommended reading List.

Baadbat, Liban: Editions Al-Karmah, 1985. Paperback. NEAR FINE. As new except for slight rubbing to cover edges. "raconte l'histoire bouleversante du petit Nassim, qui se trouvait sur les chemins de nulle part, apres la dispaition de tous les siens, et qui retoruve le Chemin de la vie grace a son MI Jad 'au ceur de mere'..." Pere Labaky is a Maronite priest. 200 pages. Text in French. ISBN: 2852447266.