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yale university press knowing the enemy jihadist ideology and the war on terror jan 2006
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... even conquered and occupied Islamic territory and created Israel as a permanent bridgehead in the lands of the umma Meanwhile, the United States, Europe, and even Japan and other Asian states developed ... by many jihadis as well as some Islamists, can be seen in places like the Taliban’s Afghanistan (the Taliban were also influenced by the JI), Iran, and the Sudan Perhaps more than al-Banna and ... them an Islamic meaning and showed how they could be transformed to conform with the Qur an and hadith For instance, he wrote, “If [Europeans] mean by ‘patriotism’ the conquest of countries and...
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yale university press spy wars moles mysteries and deadly games apr 2007
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... advantages it gained and the tricks it played, for it still needs those advantages and uses those tricks But some Chekist veterans had turned the page and spoke with candor They seemed pleased and ... be picked up ‘‘Who and where are your spies?’’ you ask an insider and you get the answers ‘‘How did your service get to that man and recruit him? Who is handling him, where and how? Tell us about ... were to add our son, Andrew, and now we have bright and promising grandchildren.) Maria’s good judgment and rare insight into people’s characters had already helped me again and again My absolute...
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yale university press churchills promised land zionism and statecraft aug 2007
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... be more bloody and all-encompassing, and would target civilian populations France was fearful, Poland weak, and Germany bitter and becoming close with a Russia that was Communist and resentful ... constant encouragement and astute advice of acknowledgments xv Daniel Yergin and his wife, Angela Stent I will always be indebted to Alan Makovsky for his wise and conscientious guidance and encouragement, ... curious, and ever-patient wife, whom I met and married early in the book-writing process and who put up with its constant and at times seemingly unending demands She also reviewed several chapters and...
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yale university press findings the material culture of needlework and sewing jan 2007
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... diaries and to conduct research in Essex County records, and I am grateful to William LaMoy, Jane Ward, and John Koza for their patient guidance and insight into the collections, and Daniel Finamore ... research in England while I was a Visiting Professor at the Department of Archaeology and Prehistory at the University of Sheffield, and I thank then Head of Department, Keith Brannigan, and then Head ... pipes, and animal bones are more informative and hence of far greater interest than many other sorts of finds, and they have developed useful and widely employed conventions for presenting, analyzing,...
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yale university press in pursuit of ancient pasts a history of classical archaeology in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries oct 2006
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11/06/2014, 12:46
... the landscape and monuments and taking the images back to England and America, where they fostered the romantic cult of classical landscapes with ruins Rome nourished an active antiquarian community ... and the Italian Antonio Canova, the Englishman John Flaxman, the Swiss Angelica Kauffmann, and the Dane Bertel Thorvaldsen—artists with an interest in classical archaeology who played important ... benefited They served as hosts and ciceroni for the Grand Tour visitors and sometimes arranged for financial assistance They negotiated with Italians wishing to sell antiquities, and even conducted their...
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yale university press into the black jpl and the american space program 1976-2004 nov 2006
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... geological features dwarfing any on Earth: volcanoes hundreds of kilometers across and almost twenty kilometers high, and a grand canyon thousands of kilometers long and five kilometers deep, called ... billion-dollar range In December 1971 NASA administrator James Fletcher canceled the Grand Tour The cancellation surprised fans of the Grand Tour at the Office of Management and Budget, who abandoned ... American history, and NASA thus pursued in parallel both robotic probes and human spaceflight, despite the arguments of scientists that robots could anything a human could in space, and cheaper and...
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yale university press bound together how traders preachers adventurers and warriors shaped globalization may 2007
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... geneticists.45 The ancient connections like the land bridge between Siberia and Alaska, between Japan and China, between continental Europe and Britain, and between Indonesian archipelago and mainland Southeast ... the Neanderthals.41 By about twenty-five thousand years ago the Neanderthals had vanished, leaving our ancestors alone to roam the world And as M52 did for Indians, M45 for Central Asians, and M175 ... whose universalist aspirations and search for power and glory have taken them to distant lands From Alexander the Great to Genghis Khan, ambitious men have brought lands and populations under their...
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yale university press shadows of reality the fourth dimension in relativity cubism and modern thought mar 2006
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... quoted Immanuel Kant and Carl Friedrich Gauss, and was ambivalent about the ‘‘occult’’ evidence He returned again and again to the Flatland analogy, all in a very reasonable, conventional, and surprisingly ... to exist and to conquer its portion of light and air, he who stands alone can grow on all sides’’ (161) Grassmann never had a university position, taught only in German gymnasiums, and was consequently ... (10) Language is important in Flatland, and errors of tact or manners can have disastrous effect on status, some lasting for five generations Deviancy and irregularity, for example as to the Fantasies...
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yale university press green to gold how smart companies use environmental strategy to innovate create value and build competitive advantage oct 2006
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... Foundation and Ed Skloot and Hooper Brooks; the Overbrook Foundation and Daniel Katz; and Fletcher Asset Management, Inc., and Alphonse Fletcher, Jr And special thanks to the Betsy and Jesse Fink ... Gold How Smart Companies Use Environmental Strategy to Innovate, Create Value, and Build Competitive Advantage Daniel C Esty and Andrew S Winston Yale University Press New Haven and London Copyright ... benefited from comments and suggestions from many others, including Antony Burgmans, Chantal-Line Carpentier, Betrand Collumb, Daniel Gagnier, Brad Gentry, Diana Glassman, Hank Habicht, Chad Holliday,...
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yale university press nelson love and fame sep 2004
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11/06/2014, 13:12
... grateful to Jean Martin, Anne Boreham, Alain and Maryvonne Olivier, Lady Russell, David Oldland, Louis Hodgkin, Roger Morriss, Andrew Gottschalk, Andrew Whiteley, Dorothy Wilkinson, Anne Pons and Elizabeth ... 74-gun guardship, and was made senior officer in command of some fourteen ships and vessels, anchored in the Medway and off the Nore, and bound for nowhere To Suckling’s active and thoughtful mind ... ‘lifts’ and ‘braces’; and with the sails and their ‘earrings’, ‘cringles’, ‘reef points’, ‘robbands’, ‘clearlines’, ‘sheets’, ‘bowlines’, ‘buntlines’, ‘slablines’ and ‘topping lifts’ And then...
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yale university press doctor dolittles delusion animals and the uniqueness of human language aug 2004
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... Delusion Animals and the Uniqueness of Human L anguage Stephen R Anderson With illustrations by Amanda Patrick Tseng 2004.5.10 08:38 Yale University Press / New Haven & London 7067 Anderson / ... structure determined by human genetics Organisms with this organ acquire and use languages of the human sort, whereas organisms without it not (and cannot), any more than we can fly or catch mosquitos ... 08:38 Animals, Language, and Linguistics characteristic properties of unboundedness, hierarchical organization, and recursion.) And if there indeed remain significant areas of nonoverlap, can any animals...
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yale university press one state two states resolving the israel palestine conflict apr 2009
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... Palestine, both inside Israel and in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and in the main concentrations of the Palestinian diaspora—Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria—they had always believed, and continue to believe, ... Ottoman officials, Europeans, and modern Jews regarded the territory lying between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea as “the Holy Land,” on the basis of the early Jewish and Christian appreciation ... River Jordan and a twenty-mile-deep strip of land to the east of Wadi ‘Araba and the Jordan River, as well as the land around and south of the Litani River to the north (in present-day Lebanon),...
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yale university press a world of letters yale university press 1908-2008 oct 2008
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... list every reprint and variant edition of an author’s works, including obscure and fugitive appearances in anthologies, broadsides, and gift books, and list details on bindings and physical features ... day of employment as a Yale typographer in 1951 “Mr Eisenman,” she told him, “I want you to know that Mr Day and I never had any children The Yale Press is our child, and I want you to treat it ... logical and forthright clarity in his handling of type In upholding these typographic virtues and making them evident, Rollins’ impact was wide and clear, especially on the many university presses...
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yale university press roman woodworking jan 2007
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... tanged chisel and a mallet At his feet lie a bow and drill, and on the right side is an adze-plane From the Ixion Room, House of the Vettii, Pompeii Mid–first century (Courtesy of John Clarke and ... circumstances, as artful, and Romans would have similarly drawn a distinction between what we may think of as skilled and unskilled labor More specifically, we can understand through an examination ... the global scale of Roman social standing Highborn Romans and even rankand-file free-born Romans with income were no more likely to become skilled carpenters than they were to choose professions...
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yale university press complicity with evil the united nations in the age of modern genocide nov 2006 ebook-pt
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... invaluable Thanks also to Dan Heaton, for his excellent copyediting, and Lindsay Toland; to Robert Baldock, Anne Bihan, and Hazel Hutchinson at Yale in London; and to Bill Swainson and Ruth Acknowledgments ... regional groups: African, Asian, Latin American, Eastern European, and Western European and others The votes of Bhutan, bordering India (population 2.2 million) and the Palau islands southeast of ... untold sorrow to mankind, and to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small.” These...
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yale university press caesar life of a colossus sep 2006
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... humbled and had dwindled to shadows of their former might Many of the lands in and around the Mediterranean – the entire Italian Peninsula, southern Gaul, Sicily, Sardinia and Corsica, Macedonia and ... Politics and War: The Conference of Luca ‘Over the Waters’: The British and German Expeditions, 55–54 BC 14 Rebellion, Disaster and Vengeance 15 The Man and the Hour: Vercingetorix and the Great ... Romans believed that all good commanders should handle sword, javelin and shield as well as they controlled whole legions.17 The Lull and the Storms After the savage suppression of Saturninus and...
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yale university press a little history of the world oct 2005
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... One and Only God, Creator of heaven and earth, sun and moon, land and river, plant and beast, and of all mankind as well It was he who raged furiously against them in the storm, but he never abandoned ... the answer: ‘You spell out the words.’ Yes, all right, but what exactly you mean? ‘Well, there’s an I, which makes “I”, and then a “C” and an “A” and an “N”, which spells “can” – and so on, and ... Egypt and Mesopotamia there is a land of deep valleys and rich pastures There, for thousands of years, herdsmen tended their flocks They planted vines and cereals, and in the evenings they sang...
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the healing flow artistic expression in therapy creative arts and the process of healing an imageword approach inquiry
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... richness and depth of a rendering and which opened my understanding of the subject more deeply and expanded my internal truth and understanding of the world with its possibilities 28 THE HEALING ... from observations and translating them into different kinds and degrees of abstractions using lines, shapes, textures, and colors can take many forms and involve many conscious and unconscious ... acceptance by) a social group, (3) finding and making meaning, (4) acquiring a sense of confidence through handling and making, and (5) elaborating these meanings and competencies as a way of expressing...
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levine - wealth and freedom; an introduction to political economy (1995)
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... wheelchair rather than walking, and this can change our perspective on the world and our place in it As we age, changes in our bodies demand that we change our images of ourselves and the way we live ... whether their wants were satisfied but in the kinds of wants they had We want more than they did, and we want differently Our wants develop in many directions and change continually Wants multiply ... property owner and independent agent By knowledge, I mean appropriate and accurate information in a form I can understand By psychic resources, I mean the capacity to know what I want and to act...
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Wound healing: an overview of acute, fibrotic and delayed healing
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... wound healing and repair, J Cell Biochem, 45, 346 (1991) 31 Hunt, T K., Knighton, D R., Thakral, K K., Goodson, W H., 3rd, and Andrews, W S., Studies on inflammation and wound healing: angiogenesis ... macrophages and lymphocytes within the tissue (45) This is followed by attraction and proliferation of fibroblasts and collagen deposition, and finally remodeling by collagen cross-linking and scar ... G., and Robson, M C., Definitions and guidelines for assessment of wounds and evaluation of healing, Arch Dermatol, 130, 489 (1994) Kim, W J., Gittes, G K., and Longaker, M T., Signal transduction...
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