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NEGOTIATING THE FUTURE focuses on US labor and the just transition. Diane Sicotte provides a detailed understanding of the role of labor in environmental change, beyond the "jobs vs. environment" framing. #LaborAndEnvironment #SustainableLabor Learn more here:
Negotiating the Future by Diane Sicotte | Paperback | Cornell University Press
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Oct 19
1966. The year 1966 saw the start of a decade of social and political upheaval in China. In these eleven stories by poet Wang Xiaoni, the horrors, confusion, and utter disruption of the Cultural Revolution are just beginning. #CulturalRevolution #ChineseHistory Learn more here:
1966 by Wang Xiaoni. translated by Eleanor Goodman. foreword by Ping Zhu | Paperback | Cornell...
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Oct 18
A CITY IN PRACTICE maps the Biennale's evolution and the collective gestures that inform it. The book's contributions reflect on what it means to create within a landscape marked by extraction and endurance. #BiennaleEvolution #ArtAndLandscape Learn more here:
A City in Practice by edited by Aude Tournaye, Filip De Boeck, and Picha Collective | Paperback |...
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Oct 17
ROSE KNOX is the fascinating story of the woman who ran the famous Knox Gelatine brand for decades. An impressive and captivating story of entrepreneurial excellence and resilience despite personal tragedy, Rachel Greenfield writes a must-read contribution to the history of women
Rose Knox by Rachel Greenfield | Hardcover | Cornell University Press
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Oct 16
ORALITY AND SCRIBAL CULTURE IN THE HIGH MIDDLE AGES. This book highlights the interplay between vestigial orality and scribal culture in Scholastic texts of the High Middle Ages. #HighMiddleAges #MedievalStudies #Orality Learn more here:
Orality and Scribal Culture in the High Middle Ages by Timothy B. Noone and Mark J. Clark |...
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