Resultados de búsqueda: Sociology from Bolerium Books Inc., ABAA/ILAB

New York: Neale Publishing Company, 1919. Hardcover. [2], 75, [3]p., boards. 7.5 x 5 in. Not in Krick's bibliography of Neale books. Very Good. Satire presented as a travel narrative in which an observer visits "Maryville," a city in "Fairyland" on the Patapsco Bay (in Maryland). The traveler has several adventures including lunch, a visit to a barber shop, time in a modern department store, and an aborted attempt to join the U.S. Army. The entire narrative is framed as the published version of a manuscript of Dessauer's recently deceased friend, a supposedly well-traveled man who died a gruesome death after being shot by an Italian anarchist while taking a train in New York City. An unusually well-preserved copy of a rare title.

London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1978. Paperback. 224p., wraps, very good condition.

Rio de Janeiro: Ministério de Educação e Saúde, Departamento Nacional da Criança, 1943. Pamphlet. [12]p., wraps. 7 x 5.25 in. Former owner's autograph at head of front cover. Front cover spotted. Top right corner of leaves folded. Good. Text entirely in Portuguese. Brief report on the rise of juvenile crime (committed by people under 25 years of age) since the onset of World War 2, based on an FBI report issued by Hoover.

La Paz: npub, 1982. Hardcover. 236p., first edition, rebound in quarter cloth boards with original wrappers bound in; b&w photos., pages slightly toned, otherwise very good. Autobiography of the son of Hugo Suarez Guzman.

Frankfurt am Main: Europaische Verlagsanstalt, 1984. Mass Market Paperback. 242p. + [3] publisher-menu, a nice mass market-size pocketbook (7.5x4.5 inches) with cover & text on alkaline paperstock, a near-new copy: perfectly sound, clean and unmarked except for a neat small ownership in ink to verso of front cover. Please note, item is entirely in the German language. Taschenbucher Syndikat/EVA, Band 41.

[London?]: [International Sociological Association?], 1959. Pamphlet. 20p., 8.5x11 inch corner stapled pages; some toning on pages, faint rust on staple, minor silverfishing along first page edges, otherwise very good. "Presented at the Fourth World Congress of Sociology, September 1959, Stresa, Italy and here transcribed after the version edited by the Secretary of the International Sociological Association, T. B. Bottomore of the University of London.

San Salvador, El Salvador, Centroamerica: Talleres Graficos UCA, 2011. Paperback. xxii, 701p., wraps; illus., tables, graphs, photos., wrappers a bit handled, otherwise in very good condition. Signed by the author.

Wallingford, PA: Pendle Hill, 1942. Pamphlet. 33p., plus publisher's menu, softbound in 7.5x5 inch grey wraps slightly handled, staples have rusted with little or no migration, a very good copy. Pendle Hill pamphlet number two. The 'social problem' is what (in general) Brinton labels 'excessive individualism', successful resistance to which must be coupled with a paradoxical respect for mankind's 'hard-won rights of the individual'. In other words, authoritarianism is another description of the problem. Brinton found the German mystic Jacob Boehme (1575-1624) had a useful insight.

London: Routledge, 1981. Hardcover. ix, 203p., original green cloth boards in dust jacket; dust jacket spine is slightly sunned, otherwise very good condition.

Gig Harbor, WA: Wilkerson Associates, 1976. Paperback. 79p., 6x9 inch wrappers; slight crease on top right corner covers and text block, otherwise in very good condition.

Edinburgh: William Paterson, 1882. Paperback. 46p., first issue (or at least, the first softbound issue), 7.5x5 inch wraps, sewn signatures (threads holding nicely), a handleable exemplar lacking two inches on the tail of its spine panel, (roughly torn away but holding well enough), both covers and both endsheets heavily spotted with foxing and smudged with dust-soil. A fair-to-good reading copy. One of the master's conclusions is that the prototypes of trade unions, guilds, were encouraged to be ethical, and that their modern embodiments are encouraged to gouge.

Beverly Hills: Sage Publications, 1978. Paperback. 185p., second printing, wraps rubbed, spine creased, else very good condition.

New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1979. Hardcover. vi, 346p., introduction, index, tables, previous owner's name stamped on free front endpaper, pages lightly toned, else a very good first edition in cloth boards and unclipped, worn dust jacket with a sunned spine panel.

Minneapolis, MN: Association for Asian American Studies, 2012. Paperback. pp. 3-102, [16]p., illustrations, wraps. 8.5 x 5.5 in.Very good. Includes titles, names of participants, and abstracts of plenaries and panels. Norman Mineta was the recipient of the year's Leadership Award.

Elkins Park, PA: Philip Jaisohn Memorial Foundation, 1977. Pamphlet. [36]p., wraps. 9 x 6 in.Very good. Philip Jaisohn Memorial Papers, 1. Presents a "typology of cultural assimilation to identify the stages of assimilation and explain the characteristics of each stage," intended for a general audience. The inaugural publication of the Jaisohn Foundation (est. 1975), which honors the legacy of a physician and the first Korean to acquire naturalized citizenship and obtain a medical degree from a U.S. American institution.

Olympia, WA: Washington State Commission on Asian American Affairs, 1982. Staplebound. vi, 28, [2]p., maps, wraps. 11 x 8.5 in. Demographic analysis of Washington state's Asian population, based on the 1980 national census.

[Place of publication not identified]: National Association for Asian and Pacific American Education, 1981. Paperback. [2], 39, [11]p., wraps. 11 x 8.5 in. Plastic binding clip broken at head of spine. Asian Pacific American Education Occasional Papers.

San Jose, CA: Asian Americans for Community Involvement, 1993. Staplebound. [5], 6, [1], 7-41, [1], 42-44, [5]p., charts, wraps. 11 x 8.5 in. A report on racial discrimination with regard to Asian American white-collar workers in management positions in corporate and government workplaces.

New York: Marzani & Munsell Publishers, 1965. Paperback. 124p., first wraps edition, wraps shelfworn, else in very good condition. Begins by noting a preponderance of British Isles surnames amongst the African American community. "Black Anglo-Saxons ... disown their own history and mores in order to assume those of the biological descendants of the white Anglo-Saxons." - p. 15.

New York: M.E. Sharpe, 1979. Hardcover. xviii, 226p., very good condition in like dust jacket.