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River
North
Editions
Provocative Titles for Intellectual Pursuits

Spring 2011
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reflect the diversity and appeal of the titles it represents as well as to
better present this distinguished list of publishers to a wider audience.

Some of the world’s most prestigious publishers appear in the River North
Editions catalog. The strength of these publishers has always been the
original thinking, informed opinions, and expert analysis found within the
content of these titles. While these books will appeal to an intellectual
reader, they are not always published for a strictly academic audience.
The River North Editions list consists of books that would find consumers
in quality trade and university bookstores.

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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS New Titles

Mahabharata in Polyester
The Making of the World’s Richest Brothers
and Their Feud
Hamish McDonald
Dhirubhai Ambani was a rags-to-riches Indian tycoon whose com-
pany Reliance is now one of India’s major corporations. Ambani’s
sons Anil and Mukesh, who took over after their father’s death in
2002, are worth $43 billion and $42 billion respectively, but their
relationship is far from amiable. Demonstrating the complicated
links between government and big business, this account is not only
the riveting story of one of the wealthiest families in the world—in-
cluding their infamous feud—but also an illustration of India’s
transformation into a global economic powerhouse.
Hamish McDonald is the Asia-Pacific editor of the Sydney Morning
Herald and a former editor of the Far East Asian Economic Review.
He is the two-time recipient of the Walkley Award and an inaugural
fellow of the Australian Institute of International Affairs.
BIOGRAPHY, 432 PAGES, 6 X 9.25
24 B & W PHOTOS
TRADE PAPER, $34.95 (CAN $38.95)
ISBN: 9781742231587
E-PDF ISBN: 9781742231594
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, SOUTH AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES PRESS/NEW SOUTH AVAILABLE

“Highly readable, balanced, and now rounded out with

the addition of the new chapters, it is a better tribute to
the business acumen of Dhirubhai and the Ambanis than
any whitewashed account.”
—Joe Leahy, Financial Times
“This remarkable book couldn’t be hotter. The two broth-
ers are still feuding, the influence of their enterprises in
India continues to grow, their respective gasfield inter-
ests are in conflict and unlikely to be resolved in the
foreseeable future. This book is crucial to understand the
economic transformation of India since the 1980s.”
—Robin Jeffrey, professor emeritus,
Australian National University
“The Ambani story is central to an understanding of the
India of today.”
—Philip Bowring, International Herald Tribune

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Casino Jack
A Screenplay by Norman Snider
Norman Snider
Introduction by George Hickenlooper
Afterword by F. X. Feeney

• Casino Jack, starring Kevin Spacey and Barry Pepper, premiered to

critical acclaim at the 2010 Toronto International Film Festival

From movie buffs and film students to anyone who enjoys true-crime
stories or is interested in U.S. politics, this companion to a critically
acclaimed biopic offers a rare glimpse into the creative process of cin-
ema. A mix of Reservoir Dogs, Goodfellas, and Oliver Stone’s W,
George Hickenlooper’s Casino Jack explores the complex figure at the
center of the biggest scandal to hit Washington after Watergate—Jack
Abramoff, a political operative who worked the back alleys of Repub-
lican administrations around the globe from Nicaragua to Angola. The
screenplay begins with Abramoff’s arrest by the FBI in Los Angeles in
2005 and the Mafia-style murder of the Florida casino owner Gus
Boulis, then goes back in time to George W. Bush’s inauguration in
2000, which Abramoff celebrates with the powerful House Leader,
Tom DeLay. From there Abramoff proceeds to gain a multimillion-dol-
lar fortune lobbying on behalf of dodgy Asian sweatshop owners and
gullible Indian casino proprietors—all the while wining and dining the
big players in Washington. This illustrated companion to the film fea-
tures the complete screenplay in script form, a foreword by the film’s
writer Norman Snider, an introduction and photo diary by the film’s
director George Hickenlooper, 10 storyboards, an afterword by film
critic F. X. Feeney, and more than 50 film stills interspersed through-
out the text.
Norman Snider is a screenwriter with six movies to his credit, including
“With Casino Jack, George Hickenlooper culls the wit
Body Parts, Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fliess, and Dead
of Primary Colors, the dark layers of Advise and Con-
Ringers. He is also the author of Changing of the Guard: How the Lib-
sent, the tension of All the President’s Men, and the
erals Fell from Grace and the Tories and The Roaring Eighties and
insider awareness of The Candidate to create his own
Other Good Times. He lives in Toronto. George Hickenlooper was a
unique work—a cinematic treasure, and a book that
filmmaker and screenwriter whose credits included Dogtown, Low
captures in print format what is so wonderful on
Life, and an early version of Sling Blade. F. X. Feeney is a film critic, an
screen.” —Rod Lurie, director, The Contender
author, a screenwriter, and was a creative consultant to Z Channel and
ClickStar. He lives in Los Angeles.
FICTION/FILM, 280 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.5
87 B & W PHOTOS, 10 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS
TRADE PAPER, $19.95 (NCR)
ISBN: 9781550961539
RIGHTS: US
EXILE EDITIONS AVAILABLE

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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS New Titles

101 Essential Chinese Movies

Simon Fowler
Explosive kung-fu epics, tragic leftist melodrama, chest-thump-
ing propaganda films, and more are covered in this movie guide
that explores a century of Chinese filmmaking, from the silent
era to the present. The greatest Chinese movies cover a wide
range of genres, are authoritatively listed in this book, and are
described in thorough detail that is accessible to film buffs, stu-
dents, and casual viewers alike. The compendium goes beyond
art house and kung fu films that are popular with international
audiences to also present movies that connect with Mainland
Chinese audiences. Alongside the detailed descriptions of each
selection, there are countless recommendations for further view-
ing, making it the perfect introduction to China’s rich cinematic
tradition.
Simon Fowler is the film editor of Time Out Beijing. He is the
former executive editor of city guides for China International
Business Magazine.
FILM/ASIAN STUDIES, 234 PAGES, 5.75 X 8.25
62 COLOR PHOTOS, 35 B & W PHOTOS, FOUR-COLOR INTERIOR
TRADE PAPER, $24.99 (CAN $27.99)
ISBN: 9789881909114
RIGHTS: WORLD
EARNSHAW BOOKS AVAILABLE

“Simon Fowler has traveled deep into the labyrinth of Chi-

nese film and emerged with an invaluable map. Part his-
tory, part criticism, part popcorn-scarfing movie
fanaticism—all blessedly free of pretension.”
—Josh Chin, author, Frommer’s Beijing
“Fowler explores the best Chinese films ever made—every-
thing from early talkies to international festival prize win-
ners to the dramas and comedies beloved by domestic
audiences—and provides the reader with deep insights into
not only Chinese film, but also China itself.”
—Austin Ramzy, China correspondent, Time magazine

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China Under
the Empress Dowager
The History of the Life and Times of Tzu Hsi
J. O. P. Bland and Edmund Backhouse
One of the most popular and controversial Chinese history books
ever written, this account explores the Forbidden City during the
reign of Empress Dowager Cixi (1861–1908). Entertaining and en-
lightening, this record examines a world of power-thirsty eunuchs,
concubines, and Mandarins. Filled with intrigue, bitter antago-
nism, and ruthless reprisals and predicting the fall of the Qing dy-
nasty, this history is heavily based on Chinese source materials,
some of which may have been fabricated.
J. O. P. Bland served as China correspondent for the London
Times from 1897 until he left China in 1910. Edmund Back-
house was a linguist, a scholar, and a translator, who worked for
the British Foreign Service and the London Times.
BIOGRAPHY/ASIAN STUDIES, 552 PAGES, 5.75 X 8.25
31 B & W PHOTOS, 1 MAP
TRADE PAPER, $19.99 (CAN $21.99)
ISBN: 9789881866745 (REPLACES 9789881866738)
EPUB ISBN: 9789881944559
E-PDF ISBN: 9789881944566
RIGHTS: WORLD X EUROPE & CHINA
EARNSHAW BOOKS FEBRUARY

“A document more illuminating than perhaps any that has

come out of China.” —London Times
“Probably no such collection of Chinese documents has
ever before been given to the world, or one that better re-
flects the realities of Chinese official life.”
—Sidney G. P. Coryn, New York Times

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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
The Last Sky
Revised edition
Alice Nelson
Adrift in a failing marriage, Maya Wise is alone in a strange
world far from home in this work of fiction. Intrigued by an eld-
erly Chinese man carrying a caged nightingale, she begins to fol-
low him through the streets and alleys of Hong Kong. Drawn to
Ken Tiger and his painful tale of lost love in wartime Shanghai,
Maya begins to piece together other stories, other histories from
the world around her, and so comes to imagine a different future
for herself, resulting in a moving meditation on exile, memory,
and the ways in which we reconcile ourselves with loss. This re-
vised edition is for book clubs and provides discussion notes
at the end.
Alice Nelson is an award-winning author. She is the recipient of
the T. A. G. Hungerford Award and the Sydney Morning Herald
Best Young Australian Novelist of the Year award.
FICTION/HISTORY, 256 PAGES, 5 X 8
TRADE PAPER, $18.00 (CAN $19.95)
ISBN: 9781921361920 (REPLACES 9781921361128)
RIGHTS: UNITED STATES, CANADA, SOUTH AFRICA,
SOUTH AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
FREMANTLE PRESS AVAILABLE
“The themes of exile and dislocation are cleverly drawn and
Maya’s imagined wanderings into wartime Shanghai give her
refuge in someone’s else’s past. The language displays great
restraint as well as a real lyrical beauty.”
—Sydney Morning Herald
“For those who enjoy beautiful writing and an assured tone
and mood, The Last Sky has much to offer.”
—Bookseller+Publisher
“It’s well written in a lyrical, impressionistic, meditative style
. . . Nelson is a sensitive and imaginative observer of people
and places.” —West Australian
New Titles
A Darker Music
A Novel
Maris Morton
When Mary Lanyon takes the job of temporary housekeeper to
the wealthy Hazlitt family at Downe—a famous Merino sheep
stud—she realizes something is amiss: Mrs. Clio Hazlitt is ill
and rarely ventures from her room, and the house itself is
shabby and redolent of dust and secrets. As the housekeeper
prepares the house for the wedding of the Hazlitt’s only son and
heir, Martin, a friendship develops between Mary and Clio and
the family’s troubled past is revealed. What is the nature of
Clio’s illness? What has caused the grim estrangement between
Clio and her husband? And why did Clio give up playing music
when it meant so much to her? Vivid and captivating, this grip-
ping mystery exposes the heart of rural Western Australia.
Maris Morton has worked in various jobs around Australia, in-
cluding as an English teacher, shearers’ cook, shed hand, artist,
art restorer, and art gallery director. She is the recipient of the
CAL Scribe Fiction Prize for writers 35 and older.
FICTION/AUSTRALIAN STUDIES, 320 PAGES, 6 X 9
TRADE PAPER, $27.95 (CAN $30.95)
ISBN: 9781921640650
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
SCRIBE PUBLICATIONS PTY LTD. FEBRUARY
“An evocative story layered with mystery, longing, and re-
gret. . . . The rural landscape is a background for a narra-
tive that succinctly shows what the human heart can
endure.” —Nicole Alexander, author, The Bark Cutters
“The novel is a heritage rose . . . the dark and the domestic
mix to powerful effect.” —Sunday Age
“This debut work is simple but impressive. Refreshingly clear
of ambiguity and postmodernism, the narrative draws you
into the lives of the characters and the beauty of the land-
scape.” —Courier Mail
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No More Parades
A Novel
Ford Madox Ford
Edited by Joseph Wiesenfarth

• Author’s previous books sold more than 100,000 copies

• Part of the Parade’s End series, which includes Some Do Not . . .
(9781847770127)
• The Parade’s End series is being made into a major television drama
produced by BBC and HBO

The second volume of Ford Madox Ford’s Parade’s End series, this
fully annotated edition follows Christopher Tietjens, an officer and
gentlemen, from the secure, orderly world of Edwardian England
into the chaotic madness of World War I. Recounting a complex sex-
ual intrigue involving Tietjens and his faithless wife Sylvia, this ac-
count is not only a panorama of WWI, but an exploration of time,
history, and sexuality. The text also provides key contexts—such as
Ford’s biography, the historical moment, the novel’s reception at the
time of its original publication, and its relation to the author’s other
novels—giving readers a close-up view of this major literary techni-
cian at work. Transcripts of significant deletions and revisions to the
work as well as a glossary of pertinent terms are also included.
Ford Madox Ford was an editor, an essayist, a critic, a poet, and a
novelist. He is the author of It Was the Nightingale and Provence.
Joseph Wiesenfarth is professor emeritus of English at the University
of Wisconsin–Madison. He is the author of Ford Madox Ford and the
Regiment of Women and Gothic Manners and the Classic English
Novel and the editor of History and Representation in Ford Madox
Ford’s Writings. He lives in Madison, Wisconsin.
FICTION, 432 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.5
TRADE PAPER, $29.95 (CAN $32.95)
ISBN: 9781847770134
RIGHTS: US, CA, NZ, CAM, SAM, CAR, PH, KR, & FM
CARCANET PRESS LTD. FEBRUARY

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“Callaghan’s masterpiece.”
— Edmund Wilson, author,
The Bit Between My Teeth
“A very fine novel. . . . Absolutely one of the best of
North American writers.”
New Titles
The Loved and the Lost
Morley Callaghan
Introduction by David Staines
Afterword Notes by Edmund Wilson
• Author’s previous books sold more than 100,000 copies
• Part of the Exile Classics series, which includes 100 Love Sonnets
(9781550961089), A Dream Like Mine (9781550961324), The
Manuscripts of Pauline Archange (9781550961317), and That Summer
in Paris (9781550966886)
Set in the early 1950s in Montreal, this is the story of enigmatic
Peggy Sanderson—a woman who has become a socially awkward
presence due to her open and causal association with black musi-
cians in Lower Town nightclubs. White and black men assume she
must be involved sexually with the musicians, white women are per-
plexed by her, and black women both fear and loathe her. Yet Peggy’s
almost guileless sense of ease is at complete variance with these as-
sumptions and attitudes. When Jim McAlpine, a writer and journalis-
tically engaged intellectual, falls in love with her, lives are ruined and
careers are broken. Taking place before the civil rights movement,
this tragic story explores race relations with great moral complexity
and compassion.
Morley Callaghan was a novelist and short story writer. He is the au-
thor of numerous books, including A Literary Life, The New Yorker
Stories, Such Is My Beloved, and That Summer in Paris. He is the re-
cipient of the Governor General’s Award and was made a Companion
of the Order of Canada. David Staines is a literary critic, an award-
winning writer, an editor, and an English professor at the University of
Ottawa. He is the author of the essay collection The Canadian Imagi-
nation, editor of the scholarly Journal of Canadian Poetry, and general
editor of McClelland and Stewart’s New Canadian Library. He lives in
Ottawa, Ontario. Edmund Wilson was an author and one of the most
prominent social and literary critics of the 20th century. He was the
recipient of both the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the National
—San Francisco Chronicle Medal for Literature.
FICTION/CULTURAL STUDIES
264 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.5
TRADE PAPER, $18.95 (NCR)
ISBN: 9781550961515
RIGHTS: US
EXILE EDITIONS FEBRUARY
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 New Titles
The Torchlight List
Around the World in 200 Books
Jim Flynn
A brilliant road map for discovering history, science, civilization,
and the human condition, this engaging record recommends
must-read books: those so revealing about times and places that
they take the reader beyond day-to-day concerns into a magic
realm of knowledge and imagination. From Arthur Koestler’s
take on the universe and Barbara Tuchman’s view on 14th-cen-
tury life to F. Scott Fitzgerald’s impressions of American morality
and Robert Fisk’s analysis of the West’s history of intervention in
the Middle East, this account is an idiosyncratic and endlessly in-
teresting tour of the world through literature.
Jim Flynn is a world-renowned expert on intelligence and IQ
and the author of What is Intelligence? and Where Have All the
Liberals Gone? He is a professor emeritus of politics at Otago
University and a fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand.
HISTORY/LITERARY CRITICISM, 200 PAGES, 5 X 7
TRADE PAPER, $19.95 (CAN $21.95)
ISBN: 9780958291699
RIGHTS: US, CA, CAM & SAM
AWA PRESS AVAILABLE
“Contagious—if this appealing book doesn’t turn you on to
great writing, nothing will.” —Steve Braunias, columnist,
Sunday Star-Times
“An ambitious yet intimate celebration of the power of
literature.” —Finlay Macdonald, former editor,
New Zealand Listener
“Flynn is one of the most interesting and independent
thinkers of his generation.” —Thomas W. Pogge, professor,
Columbia University, on Where Have All the Liberals Gone?
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IPG – SPRING 2011
Speaking Volumes
Conversations with Remarkable Writers
Ramona Koval
This updated collection shares the fascinating interviews with
some of the most important writers of our times. With discus-
sions on morality, the dangers of writing, and the drive for cre-
ativity, this account provides an in-depth look into the
extraordinary minds of Martin Amis, John Banville, Saul Bel-
low, Malcolm Bradbury, André Brink, A. S. Byatt, John le Carré,
Anne Enright, William Gass, Joseph Heller, P. D. James, Hanif
Kureishi, Mario Vargas Llosa, Norman Mailer, David Malouf,
John Mortimer, Ian McEwan, Les Murray, Toni Morrison, Joyce
Carol Oates, Harold Pinter, Gore Vidal, and Judith Wright,
among others.
Ramona Koval is an Australian broadcaster, a writer, and a jour-
nalist. She is the presenter of the Book Show on ABC Radio Na-
tional, and the author of a novel, Samovar, and four nonfiction
books, including Jewish Cooking.
LITERARY CRITICISM/BIOGRAPHY, 432 PAGES, 6 X 9
TRADE PAPER, $29.95 (CAN $32.95)
ISBN: 9781921640612
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
SCRIBE PUBLICATIONS PTY LTD. FEBRUARY
“Koval is a thoughtful interviewer, considering the interview
an art form, and she approaches each writer individually
and with great regard for what she finds in their books. She
can equally discuss the value of rationality with Ian McEwan
or the propensity of murderers to be dog owners with
P. D. James.” —Age
RIVER NORTH EDITIONS New Titles

The Exile Book of . . . series

• Perfect for courses on short fiction or general symposium teaching material
• The Exile Book of. . . series includes The Exile Book of Canadian Sport Stories
(9781550961256), The Exile Book of Canadian Stories (9781550961263), and
The Exile Book of Poetry in Translation (9781550961225)

The Exile Book of Priests, Pastors,
Nuns and Pentecostals
Stories of Preachers and Preaching
Edited by Joe Fiorito
A literary approach to the Word of the Lord, this collection of
short fiction deals with—in one way or another—the overarch-
ing concept of redemption. This anthology demonstrates how
God appears again and again in the lives of priest, pastors,
nuns, and Pentecostals in these great stories of a kind never col-
lected before—those by Jacques Ferron, Morley Callaghan,
Hugh Hood, Gloria Sawai, Mavis Gallant, Leon Rooke, Barry
Callaghan, Séan Virgo, Kenneth J. Harvey, Claire Dé, Marie-
Claire Blais, Hugh Garner, and more. Not only is the religious
material presented in an approachable manner, but it also fos-
ters reflection and discussion.
Joe Fiorito is a city columnist for the Toronto Star. He is the au-
thor of five books, including the bestselling memoir The Closer
We Are to Dying. He is the recipient of the City of Toronto
Book Award for The Song Beneath The Ice. He lives
in Toronto.
288 PAGES
$19.95 (NCR)
ISBN: 9781550961461
The Exile Book of Native Canadian
Fiction and Drama
Edited by Daniel David Moses
• Author’s previous books sold more than 18,000 copies
The work of men and women of many tribal affiliations, this
collection is a wide-ranging anthology of contemporary Native
Canadian literature. Deep emotions and life-shaking crises con-
verge and display the Aboriginal concerns regarding various
topics, including identity, family, community, caste, gender, na-
ture, betrayal, and war. A fascinating compilation of stories and
plays, this account fosters cross-cultural understanding and
presents the Native Canadian writers’ reinvention of traditional
material and their invention of a modern life that is authentic.
Daniel David Moses is a drama teacher at Queen’s University in
Kingston, Ontario, and the author of Almighty Voice and His
Wife, Big Buck City, Coyote City, Delicate Bodies, The Indian
Medicine Shows, Sixteen Jesuses, and The White Line. He is the
coeditor of An Anthology of Canadian Native Literature in Eng-
lish and was appointed a Queen’s National Scholar in the de-
partment of drama at Queen’s University in 2003. He lives
in Toronto.
394 PAGES
$22.95 (NCR)
ISBN: 9781550961454

FICTION/LITERARY COLLECTIONS
5.5 X 8.5, TRADE PAPER
RIGHTS: US
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An Afternoon in Summer
My Year on a South Sea Island, Doing Nothing,
Gaining Everything & Finally Falling in Love
Kathy Giuffre
In an attempt to escape from her stressful life as a single work-
ing mother of two young boys, Kathy Giuffre books a year-long
trip for four in a tropical paradise. At the last minute, her
boyfriend announces he isn’t joining them, and Kathy finds her-
self in an unlivable house in Rarotonga, a tiny speck in the mid-
dle of the South Pacific Ocean. Her unlikely savior is Emily, an
82-year-old Maori woman with a large white house on the edge
of the ocean, which the two women share with two callous mis-
sionaries, the ghosts of Emily’s ancestors, and, briefly, a bizarre
couple from Eastern Europe. As time passes, Kathy is seduced
by the island and its people and by feelings she has never before
experienced. This is an inspirational story about having the
courage to search for something better and finding it—serenity,
sensuality, and, ultimately, love.
Kathy Giuffre is a professor of sociology at Colorado College, a
specialist in the study of social networks in the art world, and
the author of Collective Creativity: Art and Society in the South
Pacific. She lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
WOMEN’S STUDIES/TRAVEL
250 PAGES, 5.25 X 7.75
TRADE PAPER, $19.95 (CAN $21.95)
ISBN: 9780958291682
RIGHTS: US, CA, CAM & SAM
AWA PRESS AVAILABLE
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IPG – SPRING 2011
The Seven Days of the Heart
Prayers for the Nights and Days of the Week
Ibn ‘Arabi
Providing a precious glimpse into the practice of the mystical
life within the Sufi tradition, this volume marks the first time
any of Ibn ‘Arabi’s prayers have been translated into another
language. The 14 prayers include not only the most astounding
expressions of devotion and contemplation, but also an unpar-
alleled depth of knowledge of union. The very structure of the
prayers is itself a mode of contemplation, making for a unique
spiritual experience.
Ibn ‘Arabi was an eminent scholar and teacher of Islam in the
Moorish culture of Andalusian Spain during the 12th century. He
is the author of Contemplation of the Holy Mysteries, Divine
Sayings, and A Prayer for Spiritual Elevation and Protection.
RELIGION & THEOLOGY/SPIRITUALITY
160 PAGES, 5 X 7.75
CLOTH, $33.95 (CAN $37.95)
ISBN: 9781905937295
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, AUSTRALIA & NZ
ANQA PUBLISHING MARCH
“An inspired enterprise . . . and formidable scholarship. The
book serves very well as both a devotional aid and a lucid
presentation of the doctrine of Ibn ‘Arabi.”
—Terry Graham, Sufi Magazine
“A massive achievement . . . succeeds in bringing an im-
mensely valuable and important work into English.”
—Jane Clark, Journal of the
Muhyiddin Ibn ‘Arabi Society
RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
The Global Fight
for Climate Justice
Anticapitalist Responses to Global Warming
and Environmental Destruction
Edited by Ian Angus
Foreword by Judy Rebick
While corporations continue with business as usual, climate
change is rapidly expanding the gap between rich and poor, ac-
cording to this group of anticapitalists from five continents.
Their essays—which cover topics from food shortages and car-
bon trading to perspectives from indigenous peoples—make a
compelling case that saving the world from climate catastrophe
will require much more than tinkering with technology or taxes.
They argue only radical social change can prevent irreversible
damage to the earth and civilization.
Ian Angus is one of the world’s best-known ecosocialist ac-
tivists. He edits the online journals Climate and Capitalism and
Socialist Voice and directs www.readingfromtheleft.com. He
lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. Judy Rebick is a social
justice activist, a radio and television broadcaster, and the au-
thor of several books, including Ten Thousand Roses: The
Making of a Feminist Revolution and Transforming Power:
From the Personal to the Political. She lives in Toronto.
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES/
POLITICAL SCIENCE, 284 PAGES, 6 X 9
TRADE PAPER, $24.95 (NCR)
ISBN: 9781552663448
RIGHTS: WOR X CA, UK, & EUR
FERNWOOD PUBLISHING CO., LTD. FEBRUARY
New Titles
Zuma’s Bastard
Encounters with a Desktop Terrorist
Azad Essa
With writing adapted from and inspired by the Accidental Aca-
demic—a provocative thought-leader blog that challenged the
assumptions of contemporary South Africa—this book tackles
race and religion, provides an alternative take on the enigma of
Julius Malema, tosses fresh insight into the Israel-Palestine con-
flict, and vents the frustrations and fears of the next generation.
It is a collection of critical, irreverent, and insightful writings
from a man who belongs to “the next generation”—the genera-
tion of South Africans who have lived their lives largely outside
of apartheid in a democratic country. It expresses the frustra-
tions and concerns of this generation, but it also offers up an in-
credible amount of hope and positivity.
Azad Essa is a journalist, a columnist, and an aspiring filmmaker
who won Best Political Blog at the 2009 SA Blog awards.
He works for the Al Jazeera Network in Doha, Qatar, and
teaches in the industrial sociology department of the University
of KwaZulu-Natal.
HUMOR/POLITICAL SCIENCE
192 PAGES, 5 X 8
TRADE PAPER, $20.95 (CAN $23.95)
ISBN: 9781920137311
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
JACANA MEDIA FEBRUARY
“Azad is a journalist for the 21st century. He is at the begin-
ning of a professional life of activism, action, and a whole lot
of fun.” —Ferial Haffajee, editor in chief, Mail & Guardian,
Johannesburg, South Africa
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Get That Freak
Homophobia and Transphobia in High Schools
Rebecca Haskell and Brian Burtch
Bullying in schools has garnered significant attention recently,
but little has been said about the bullying of homophobic and
transphobic students in high schools. This book fills that gap by
exploring the experiences of youth who identify or are identi-
fied as “queer.” Based on interviews with recent high school
graduates in British Columbia, these researchers provide stories
of physical, verbal, and emotional harassment in this group and
offer insights into the negative outcomes that result from the
experience of being bullied. On the other hand, however, these
young people were not helpless victims: many learned to rely on
resistance, inner strength, and true friends. In the last chapter,
the authors make recommendations for handling homophobic
and transphobic bullying in high schools and supporting stu-
dents who experience this form of harassment.
Rebecca Haskell holds a master’s degree in criminology from
Simon Fraser University. Brian Burtch is a professor in the
school of criminology at Simon Fraser University and an adjunct
professor in the department of justice studies at the University of
Regina. They both live in Vancouver, British Columbia.
GAY STUDIES/SOCIAL SCIENCE, 128 PAGES, 6 X 9
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My Sister Chaos
Lara Fergus
• Co-op available
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and Sinister Wisdom
The story of twin sisters who escape from an unknown, war-
torn country, this novel follows their lives: one an obsessive-
compulsive cartographer trapped in the mapping of her own
house, the other a painter turned code-breaker trying to find the
lover she lost in the war. While the cartographer is obsessed
with keeping the world in order, her sister has a firm grip on the
real world and, perhaps, a greater sense of order. Presented
within a world of obsession and trauma, this narrative explores
whether anyone is immune to the forces of destruction.
Lara Fergus works for the Victorian government on policy to
prevent violence against women. She is a former researcher and
writer on human rights—particularly violence against women—
for Amnesty International, White Ribbon, VicHealth, and the
United Nations.
FICTION, 204 PAGES, 5 X 7.75
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“Lara Fergus writes a character who is subversive and dé-
marqué. She is the I (eye), the focal point, watching the
world. She defies the whole Western system of representa-
tion in which the female I is not reliable.”
—Dominique Bourque, editor, The Lands Within Me
“Lara Fergus’s writing keeps the heart of darkness pulsing in
the light of rationality, each captive of the other, so that in
the last stretches of the novella, where the entwinement of
‘orderly’ complicity and ‘chaotic’ resistance is raised to
heightened intensity, I found I hadn’t breathed for pages.”
—Marion May Campbell, author, Shadow Thief
RIVER NORTH EDITIONS New Titles

The Unlikely Secret Agent

Ronnie Kasrils
Reading like a spy thriller, this biography tells the remarkable
story of a young woman’s courage in apartheid South Africa.
The book opens in 1963 and South Africa is in crisis while the
white state is under siege. On August 15, the dreaded security
police swoop down on Griggs Bookstore in downtown Durban
and arrest Eleanor Kasrils, the daughter of the store’s manager.
The police threaten to “break her or hang her” if she does not
lead them to her lover, Ronnie Kasrils, who is wanted on suspi-
cion of sabotage for setting off explosions and toppling elec-
tricity poles. Though she comes under intense pressure during
interrogation, Eleanor has her own secret to conceal: she has
been acting as a clandestine agent for the underground African
National Congress and must protect her handlers and Ronnie
at all costs. Astutely, she convinces the police that she is on the
verge of a nervous breakdown and, still a prisoner, is sent off
to a mental hospital in Pietermaritzburg for assessment. It is
here that she plots her escape and—pursued by the police—
flees with Ronnie into exile.
Ronnie Kasrils is the former Minister of Intelligence Services in
South Africa and the author of Armed and Dangerous, a best-
selling autobiography about his own experiences in the African
National Congress during the 1960s.
BIOGRAPHY, 192 PAGES, 5 X 8
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of a lioness confirms the truth that our freedom was not
free. From its pages rings out another truth that among the
outstanding heroines and heroes of the South African
struggle were those who did not set out to perform heroic
deeds.” —Thabo Mbeki,
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 New Titles IPG – SPRING 2011

Yiwarra Kuju Willow Pattern Walkabout

The Canning Stock Route Kirwan Ward
Illustrations by Paul Rigby
John Carty, Carly Davenport, and Monique LaFontaine
Foreword by Graham Earnshaw
In 2007, nearly 70 Aboriginal artists traveled through the Can-
Unexpectedly in 1958, an irreverent British journalist and Aus-
ning Stock Route—a track in Western Australia along which
tralian cartoonist duo were granted visas to visit Communist
cattle could be driven from Kimberley stations in the north to
China at its most closed and inscrutable. Emerging from the
markets in the south—to return to places they had left as chil-
writings of Kirwan Ward and the drawings of Paul Rigby is a
dren, reconnect with family, or reclaim histories. This collection
picture of China at a key moment in its history—still feeding off
is the result of that journey, and it includes these artists’ magnif-
the exhilaration of the creation of “People’s China” in 1949 and
icent works of art and absorbing narratives. From the Aborigi-
full of optimism and blind idealism. A rich collection of insights
nal perspective, this colorful book relates the story of the stock
and observations tinged with skepticism and good humor, this
route’s impact and the importance of the country around it.
record offers a Western perspective of China during Mao Tse-
John Carty is a Canning Stock Route Project anthropologist tung’s leadership.
who has worked extensively throughout the Western Desert and
Kirwan Ward was an English journalist who worked for the West
Kimberley regions. Carly Davenport works for FORM, an inde-
Australian Newspaper. He is the author of From Birthright to
pendent, not-for-profit organization dedicated to advocating for
Birthmark. Paul Rigby was an award-winning Australian car-
and developing creativity in Western Australia. As project team
toonist. He is best known for his work for the New York Post,
leader, she guided the development of the Yiwarra Kuju exhibi-
the Sun, and the Sydney Daily Mirror. Graham Earnshaw is a
tion in collaboration with the National Museum of Australia.
writer and businessman who began his career in China as a jour-
Monique LaFontaine is an artist, a writer, and a manager of the
nalist. He is the author of The Great Walk of China, Life and
Canning Stock Route Project’s archive of content.
Death of a Dotcom in China, and Tales of Old Shanghai.
INDIGENOUS STUDIES, 256 PAGES, 9.25 X 11.25
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
The Men of the North
The Britons of
Southern Scotland
Tim Clarkson
Following the story of the Britons through
the troubled centuries between 400 and
1100, this salient account reveals the criti-
cal role these native Celtic people played
in the shaping of Scottish history—and
how, unlike the Picts and the Vikings, their
place in history has often been ignored.
Studying the rise and fall of the northern
Britons—from their departure of Rome to
the birth of medieval Scotland, their
heroic poetry commemorating the valor of
their warriors, images of warfare, political
rivalry, and the influence of Christianity
running like a thread through the cen-
turies—this remarkable discourse consid-
ers how and why the once-powerful
Britons lost their distinct identity to join
their old enemies the Picts as one of Scot-
land’s vanished nations.
Tim Clarkson is the author of The Picts:
A History.
SCOTTISH STUDIES/HISTORY
325 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25
TRADE PAPER, $32.95 (CAN $36.95)
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The British
Confederate
Archibald Campbell,
Marquess of Argyll,
c.1607–1661
Allan I. Macinnes
The interplay of roles of the Marquess of
Argyll—as clan chief, Scottish magnate,
and influential British statesman—make
him a worthy counterpoint to Oliver
Cromwell. This history reviews Argyll’s
formative influence in shaping British
frontier policy from 1607 through 1638
and his radical, financially creative, and
highly partial leadership of the Covenant-
ing Movement in Scotland, 1638–1645.
Reappraising his trial and execution as a
scapegoat for reputedly collaborating with
Cromwell and the regicides who executed
Charles I in the 1650s, this record rehabil-
itates Argyll’s reputation as a Covenanting
hero rather than a villain and it will ap-
peal to those interested in clanship, civil
war, and British state formation.
Allan I. Macinnes is a history professor at
Strathclyde University in Glasgow. He is
the author of a number of books, includ-
ing The British Revolution, 1629–1660;
Charles I and the Making of the
Covenanting Movement, 1625–41; and
Clanship, Commerce and the House of
Stuart, 1603–1788.
HISTORY/SCOTTISH STUDIES
288 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25
8 B & W PHOTOS
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New Titles
Dearest Brother
Lauderdale, Tweeddale and
Scottish Politics, 1660–1674
Maurice Lee Jr.
Providing the first detailed account of the
course of Scottish politics during the
reign of Charles II, this history focuses on
the only time in the Restoration era, Scot-
tish political leaders were able to make
policy for Scotland with minimal interfer-
ence from London. Based on the unpub-
lished correspondence written by
secretary of state John Maitland, earl of
Lauderdale, his chief agent in Edinburgh,
John Hay, earl of Tweeddale, and Sir
Robert Moray, King Charles’s fellow
chemist and close friend, this record
demonstrates how this triumvirate inau-
gurated a program of reform that had
some initial success but foundered on po-
litical and personal disagreements.
Maurice Lee Jr. is the Margaret Judson
Professor of History Emeritus at Rutgers
University and the author of numerous
books on British and Scottish history, in-
cluding The Inevitable Union: And Other
Essays on Early Modern Scotland. He
lives in Newark, New Jersey.
HISTORY/SCOTTISH STUDIES
288 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25
8 B & W PHOTOS
CLOTH, $45.95 (CAN $50.95)
ISBN: 9781906566166
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 New Titles
William Armstrong
Magician of the North
Henrietta Heald
• Contributor’s previous works sold more
than 100,000 copies
• 2010 was the 200th anniversary of
William Armstrong’s birth
• An exhibition on Armstrong was at
Cragside, run by the National Trust, in
November 2010
The first full-scale biography of visionary
inventor, engineer, and businessman
William George Armstrong, this remark-
able account traces the life of this 19th-
century colossus. Examining Armstrong’s
achievements in the manufacture of hy-
draulic cranes, warships, and armaments
in Elswick and in the creation of the first
hydroelectric-powered house in Cragside,
this record also documents the industrial
success of Great Britain at the height of
the empire. Placing Armstrong in the
context of the Industrial Revolution, this
work illustrates how the era fostered
scientific enthusiasm and influenced his
life’s work.
Henrietta Heald is the chief editor of
Chronicle of Britain and Ireland and a
contributor to various publications, in-
cluding the Spectator and the Times.
BIOGRAPHY/HISTORY, 320 PAGES, 6 X 9.25
8 B & W PHOTOS
CLOTH, $27.00 (CAN $29.95)
ISBN: 9781904794493
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
NORTHUMBRIA UNIVERSITY PRESS/
NORTHUMBRIA PRESS FEBRUARY
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Belgium and
the Monarchy
From National Independence
to National Disintegration
Herman Van Goethem
Tracing the fault lines that led to the cur-
rent uneasy relations between Belgium,
Flanders, and Wallonia, this history
shows how the monarchy in Belgium has
changed with the times since the democ-
ratization of voting rights in 1893. The
policies now confronting parliament,
however, will be another serious test of
the monarchy, according to this analysis.
As the result of its growing regional
economy since 1970, Flanders has made
a bid to divide the country, and this dis-
cussion considers the possible breakup of
Belgium from the perspective of the
past—and then looks ahead at the impli-
cations for other countries in the Euro-
pean Union.
Herman Van Goethem is the author of
Photography and Realism in the 19th
Century, the coauthor of Leopold III, and
the editor of the annotated War Diaries of
Minister August De Schryver.
POLITICAL SCIENCE/HISTORY
258 PAGES, 8 X 9.75
32 COLOR PHOTOS, FOUR-COLOR INTERIOR
CLOTH, $42.95 (CAN $46.95)
ISBN: 9789054876984
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French Akaroa
Second edition
Peter Tremewan
The most comprehensive historical ac-
count in English about the lives of French
immigrants in New Zealand in existence,
this work tells how, in 1840, New
Zealand was nearly divided into two
countries—a French South Island and a
British North Island. That year, the
French government made a play for influ-
ence in the Pacific and sent French set-
tlers to annex Southern New Zealand.
When the French colonists arrived, how-
ever, the British had already gotten to the
island, and the newcomers lowered their
sights and began to settle in Akaroa Har-
bor on the Banks Peninsula. Chronicling
the social and political events and their
lasting ramifications, the discussion
shows how communities still nurture
their French heritage that attracts many
tourists to the town of Akaroa to this
day. This second edition has been up-
dated and revised with more illustrations
and recent research in the area.
Peter Tremewan is a retired professor of
French at the University of Canterbury.
He is the author of Selling Otago and has
written widely about 19th-century French
whalers, scientists, settlers, writers, and
missionaries in New Zealand.
HISTORY/NEW ZEALAND STUDIES
384 PAGES, 6.75 X 9.5
32 COLOR PHOTOS, 102 B & W PHOTOS,
10 TABLES, 8 MAPS
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Luxury in the
Low Countries
Miscellaneous Reflections on Paul Cullen, Richard Jones,
Netherlandish Material Culture, and David N. Parsons
1500 to the Present • Part of the Explorations in Local and
Edited by Rentgenier C. Rittersma
Painting a panoramic view of conspicu-
ous consumption in the Netherlands and
Flanders from 1500 to the present, this
collection of essays explores the eco-
nomic forces that produce a boom in lux-
ury goods. Working from disciplines such
as archaeology, art history, historical eth-
nology, linguistics, and media studies,
these scholarly contributors explore both
the wealth and the social display that
fuels the search for rare commodities.
Rentgenier C. Rittersma is the Alexander
von Humboldt Fellow at the Institute of
European History and Saarland Univer-
sity. He is also the secretary of the edito-
rial board of the international refereed
journal Food & History.
HISTORY/SOCIAL SCIENCE
272 PAGES, 6.75 X 9.5
10 COLOR PHOTOS, 4 B & W PHOTOS,
12 COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS,
13 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS, 7 TABLES,
4 GRAPHS, 1 MAP, FOUR-COLOR INTERIOR
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Thorps in a
Changing Landscape
Regional History series, which
includes Deserted Villages Revisited
(9781905313792) and The Self-
Contained Village? (9781902806594)
Considering the minor settlements of Eng-
land’s Danelaw—known as thorps or
throps—this history demonstrates how
place-name evidence can be used to under-
stand early cultures. By integrating linguis-
tic and archaeological approaches, it
establishes a compelling connection be-
tween the creation of these place-names
and the fundamental changes taking place
in the English landscape between AD 850
and 1250. The integral role of thorps in
revolutionizing agricultural practice at that
time is thoroughly analyzed.
Paul Cullen is a research fellow in the Insti-
tute of Name-Studies at the University of
Nottingham and a consulting editor of the
Journal of the English Place-Names Society.
Richard Jones is a lecturer in landscape his-
tory at the University of Leicester. He is the
coauthor of Medieval Villages in an English
Landscape. David N. Parsons is director of
the Institute of Name-Studies at the Univer-
sity of Nottingham.
HISTORY/REGIONAL STUDIES
192 PAGES, 6.75 X 9.75
10 B & W PHOTOS, 4 TABLES, 37 MAPS
TRADE PAPER, $29.95 (CAN $32.95)
ISBN: 9781902806822
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MARCH
New Titles
Between Civic
and Ethnic
The Transformation
of Taiwanese Nationalist
Ideologies (1895–2000)
Xiaokun Song
In a descriptive analysis of elitist national-
ist ideologies in Taiwan, this study chal-
lenges the traditional Western distinction
between civic and ethnic nationalism. In-
stead, this discussion contends that the
fluid historical context must always be
taken into account. An overview of na-
tionalist unrest in Taiwan, this study in-
cludes Japanese colonization (1895–
1945), four decades of martial law (1945–
1985), and afterwards (1986–2000)
Xiaokun Song is a lecturer at South
China Normal University, where she
teaches courses on European culture
and languages.
POLITICAL SCIENCE/ASIAN STUDIES
258 PAGES, 9.5 X 6.75
TRADE PAPER, $44.00 (CAN $48.95)
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 New Titles
Scotland’s Methodists
1750–2000
Margaret Batty
Based on extensive original archival re-
search, this definitive history traces the
origins and evolution of Methodism in
Scotland, through the 19th century’s
Connexions—circuits of prayer groups
who would employ traveling ministers—
to the 20th century’s wartime and
ecumenical activity. A human story, this
book not only asses the activities of lay
local preachers and Sunday school teach-
ers, men and women who broke new
ground as they shared the gospel, but
also demonstrates how personal aspira-
tions and disappointments fit into the
larger picture.
Margaret Batty is a former French and
Latin teacher and a former editor of Scot-
tish Methodism, Wesley Historical Soci-
ety’s Scottish Branch journal.
RELIGION & THEOLOGY/SCOTTISH STUDIES
304 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25
8 B & W PHOTOS
CLOTH, $55.00 (CAN $60.95)
ISBN: 9781906566265
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
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The Nazarene
Gospel Restored
Robert Graves and Joshua Podro
Edited by John W. Presley
Drawing upon Jewish scholarship and a
vast knowledge of the ancient world, this
account attempts to reconstruct the his-
torical Jesus by placing emphasis on the
narrative of his life. This revised edition
untangles the distortions and age-old
problems of the original texts to uncover
the truth behind Jesus’s words and ac-
tions. It also includes a detailed account
of the composition and reception of the
book—when it first published, it was
deemed controversial, its reviews were
hostile, and its author was twice sued
for libel.
Robert Graves was an English poet, a clas-
sical scholar, a novelist, and a critic who is
best known for Greek Myths; I, Claudius;
and The White Goddess. Joshua Podro
was a secretary of the British section of the
World Jewish Congress, and a member of
the Zionist Organization Executive at the
20th Zionist Congress in Geneva. He and
Robert Graves are the coauthors of Jesus
in Rome. John W. Presley is an English
professor, and the vice president for aca-
demic affairs at Illinois State University. He
is the author of The Robert Graves Manu-
scripts and Letters at Southern Illinois
University. He lives in Normal, Illinois.
RELIGION & THEOLOGY/LITERARY CRITICISM
1,060 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.5
CLOTH, $80.00 (CAN $88.00)
ISBN: 9781857546675
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CARCANET PRESS LTD. AVAILABLE
IPG – SPRING 2011
The Australian Book
of Atheism
Edited by Warren Bonett
Bringing together essays from the nation’s
pre-eminent atheist, rationalist, humanist,
and skeptical thinkers, this collection is
the first to explore atheism from an Aus-
tralian perspective. With a historical
overview of Australian atheism, this com-
pilation canvasses a range of opinions on
religion and secularism in tones variably
comedic, sincere, enlightened, and journal-
istic. Discussing topics ranging from poli-
tics and fundamentalism to euthanasia
and abortion, this book is a diverse and
entertaining collection of thoughts
on a world without God.
Warren Bonett is the owner of science-
based bookshop Embiggen Books in
Queensland, Australia. He has been work-
ing for several years to increase scientific
literacy in the community as a public
speaker, blogger, and organizer of public
science events. He is an active member of
the Atheist Foundation of Australia, the
Australian Skeptics, the Humanist Society
of Queensland, and the Rationalist Soci-
ety of Australia.
RELIGION & THEOLOGY/PHILOSOPHY
448 PAGES, 6 X 9
TRADE PAPER, $29.95 (CAN $32.95)
ISBN: 9781921640766
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shelf life. I recommend suggesting it
to book clubs. . . . Five stars.”
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Islam Dreaming
Indigenous Muslims
in Australia
Peta Stephenson
From the Malay pearl divers of Broome
to the Afghan camel drivers of the inte-
rior, Muslims have lived and worked in
Australia for more than three centuries.
This comprehensive account reveals the
life stories of the Muslim pioneers and
their descendants as they formed bonds
with the indigenous people of Australia.
Interviews with more than 50 contempo-
rary Indigenous Muslims convey the spir-
itual journeys and personal perspectives
of this incredible population.
Peta Stephenson is the author of Out-
siders Within, an ARC postdoctoral fellow
at the Asia Institute at the University of
Melbourne, and a former fellow in the
Australian Studies Centre at the Univer-
sity of Queensland.
AUSTRALIAN STUDIES, 336 PAGES, 6 X 9.25
TRADE PAPER, $45.00 (CAN $49.95)
ISBN: 9781742232478
EPUB ISBN: 9781742240183
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, SOUTH AMERICA
& CARIBBEAN
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES PRESS
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Shah Wali Allah’s
Treatises on
Islamic Law
Two Treatises on Islamic Law
by Shah Wali Allah Al-In’af fi
Bayan Sabab al-Ikhtilaf and
‘Iqd al-Jid fi A’kam al-Ijtihad
wa-l Taqlid
Marcia Hermansen
Shah Wali Allah’s two important treatises
are translated here from the original Ara-
bic with critical introductions and annota-
tions to the author’s sources and the legal
issues used to illustrate his arguments. Ad-
dressing relevant and crucial contempo-
rary issues, these new translations provide
access to important debates on authority
and reform in Islamic legal reasoning. The
question of ijtihad (independent critical
reasoning) versus taqlid (adherence to the
classical schools and rulings of Islamic
law) continues to inform contemporary
discussions of how Muslims can maintain
fidelity and authenticity while addressing
the compelling issues of the present age.
Marcia Hermansen is a professor and the
director of the Islamic World Studies Pro-
gram at Loyola University Chicago. She is
an expert on Shah Wali Allah and
a translator of his major work, The Con-
clusive Argument from God. She
lives in Chicago.
RELIGION & THEOLOGY/
MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES, 186 PAGES, 6 X 9
TRADE PAPER, $26.95 (CAN $29.95)
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A Sufi Master’s
Message
In Memoriam René Guénon
Shaykh ‘Abd al-Wahid Pallavicini
Bridging the gap between Western intel-
lectual traditions and Islamic mysticism,
this book explains the meaning of knowl-
edge in the orthodox line of Sufism. Fol-
lowing the living tradition of intellectual
René Guénon, the lessons here are in-
tended not as profiles of individual Sufi
masters but rather as an expression of an
Islamic school of wisdom within the con-
templative dimension of Islam.
Shaykh ‘Abd al-Wahid Pallavicini is the
president of CO.RE.IS. (Italian Islamic
Religious Community), which has
branches in Italy and France. Born in
Milan, he converted to Islam in 1951.
RELIGION & THEOLOGY/SPIRITUALITY
80 PAGES, 6 X 9
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 New Titles
Imputed Rights
An Essay in Christian
Social Theory
Robert V. Andelson
Thoughtful and informative, this essay is
an analysis of the basis and nature of
human rights. Arguing that human rights
are an issue that is often invoked but sel-
dom intelligently considered, this record
examines concrete, immediate, moral,
and social issues, including birth control,
taxation, welfare, private behavior, and
military service. Noting the inadequacies
of non-Christian positions—such as the
radical-humanist, utilitarian, and self-re-
alization approaches—this account devel-
ops an original thesis in which the
absolute ground for rights is the will and
grace of God.
Robert V. Andelson was an ordained Con-
gregationalist minister and a professor of
philosophy at Auburn University. He is the
author of From Wasteland to Promised
Land: Liberation Theology for a Post-
Marxist World and the coauthor of Critics
of Henry George: An Appraisal of their
Strictures on “Progress and Poverty.”
RELIGION & THEOLOGY/POLITICAL SCIENCE
192 PAGES, 5.5 X 9
CLOTH, $32.95 (CAN $34.95)
ISBN: 9780856832789
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E-PDF ISBN: 9780856833403
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“A courageous endeavour to renew
the metaphysical foundations of natu-
ral rights.” —Russell Kirk, author,
The Conservative Mind
20
Rumours of
a Moral Economy
Christopher Lind
Since the beginning of capitalism—with
its mathematical equations and laws of
supply and demand—its champions have
claimed that studying the moral aspects of
the theory interfere with its natural func-
tion. Yet, as this ethicist and theologian
argues, economies are always deeply inte-
grated in social relationships, morality,
and ethics. Using historical examples, the
book argues that when economically
hard-pressed people come together to de-
fend their common rights, they are giving
voice to the principle of a moral economy
that does not cheat the lower classes.
Christopher Lind is a senior fellow of
Massey College at the University of
Toronto and the author of Something’s
Wrong Somewhere.
PHILOSOPHY/ECONOMICS, 144 PAGES, 6 X 9
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“In this brave and intelligent book,
Lind makes the case for moral econ-
omy as an intellectual discipline that
recognizes that a market economy
cannot be an autonomous and self-
regulating entity.”
—Fred Block, professor of sociology,
University of California–Davis
IPG – SPRING 2011
A New Model
of the Economy
Brian Hodgkinson
• New in paper; also available in cloth
(9780856832505)
Presenting a radical revision of modern
economic theory, this analysis adjusts the
entire range of economic thought in rela-
tion to the fundamental part played by
land, the significance of credit—especially
in the banking system—and the crucial
impact of the taxation method. The re-
sulting system based upon natural law,
economic security for all, fair distribution
of output, and the opportunity for self-
fulfillment through work draws upon the
masters of economic thought but also
provides new insights by highlighting
concepts often omitted from current
studies of their works.
Brian Hodgkinson was the founding editor
of the economics journal British Economy
Survey and the author of The Advance-
ment of Civilisation in the Western World
and The Essence of Vedanta.
ECONOMICS/CURRENT EVENTS
368 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25, 2 TABLES, 30 DIAGRAMS
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“A breath of fresh air in the suffocat-
ing room of modern pedagogy in eco-
nomics.” —Mason Gaffney,
professor of economics,
University of California–Riverside
RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Economic Reforms
and Development
in China Volume 1
Siwei Cheng
This book presents the thoughts and re-
flections of the highly regarded Chinese
scholar and statesman, Cheng Siwei. It
brings together the author’s research on
financial reform, capital markets, bank-
ing reform, agricultural finance, venture
capital investment and free trade in con-
temporary China. The book is translated
by Professor Chan Sin-wai, chairman of
the department of translation, Chinese
University of Hong Kong.
Siwei Cheng is the former vice chairman
of the Standing Committee of China’s Na-
tional People’s Congress, a former aca-
demic advisor to the World Bank, and the
director of the department of manage-
ment sciences of the National Natural Sci-
ence Foundation of China. He is the
author of more than 28 books, including
Financial Reforms and Development in
China and Studies on Economic Reform
and Development in China.
ECONOMICS/FINANCE, 138 PAGES, 7 X 10
CLOTH, $138.00 (CAN $151.95)
ISBN: 9789814332163
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Down to Earth
Sharad Joshi
Examining the detrimental effects that
“green revolution” technology has had
on India’s agriculture—including higher
cultivation costs—this account provides
the economic analysis and the political
muscle to overcome agricultural issues.
This compilation is written by the na-
tional president of India’s farmers’ or-
ganization Shetkari Sanghatana and
argues that the government’s agricultural
policies made agriculture a losing propo-
sition. Comprehensive and authoritative,
these selected writings expound on the
relatively more recent issues in agricul-
tural development.
Sharad Joshi is a former bureaucrat and
UN technocrat and current farmer. He is
the national president of the farmers’ or-
ganization Shetkari Sanghatana, which
describes itself as the only truly liberal
party in India, and has been a Member of
Parliament (Rajya Sabha) for more than
25 years.
SOCIAL SCIENCE/ASIAN STUDIES
388 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25
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New Titles
Health Financing in
the Developing World
Supporting Countries’ Search
for Viable Systems
Edited by Guy Carrin
A collection of peer-reviewed articles and
contributions to books, this overview of
the finance of health insurance concen-
trates on developing countries. The mate-
rial covers various financing strategies
and explains how each can—or cannot—
help improve the transition toward uni-
versal coverage. The model plans shown
here are particularly useful for policy-
makers and technical advisers who have
to decide upon health financing policies—
or are engaged in a debate about them—
and the sample forms can be adjusted to
the particular economic and political con-
text of the developing countries involved.
In addition, there are reminders that this
process varies: in some countries, univer-
sal coverage may take time and require a
step-by-step approach. In other develop-
ing countries, a swift transition to univer-
sal coverage may be quite feasible.
Guy Carrin is a professor of health eco-
nomics at the University of Antwerp, Bel-
gium. He is a former Takemi Fellow at
the Harvard School of Public Health and
an former adjunct professor of public
health at Boston University. He also has
served as a senior health economist at the
World Health Organization in Geneva.
HEALTH/FINANCE, 450 PAGES, 6.75 X 9.5
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 New Titles
Africa in Focus
Governance in
the 21st Century
Edited by Kwandiwe Kondlo
and Chinenyengozi Ejiogu
Will Africa’s recuperative powers have
dispelled the shadows of historically im-
posed predicaments by the end of the
century? This is the question posed to
this group of scholars from all over
Africa and the diaspora. Their comments
cover a range of issues, from knowledge
and its transformation to the need to
manage natural resources. Viewing the
economy through the lens of actual liveli-
hoods, however, it is clear is that colonial
legacies continue to circumscribe many of
the hopes and aspirations of new democ-
racies in Africa.
Kwandiwe Kondlo is chair of the Centre
for Africa Studies at the University of the
Free State, South Africa. He is the author
of The Pan Africanist Congress of Azania
and the coeditor of The State of the Na-
tion: South Africa and Zuma Administra-
tion: Critical Challenges. Chinenyengozi
Ejiogu is an assistant research professor at
the University of Maryland and the au-
thor of The Roots of Political Instability
in Nigeria. He is a also a contributor to
the Encyclopedia of Nationalism. He lives
in College Park, Maryland.
POLITICAL SCIENCE/AFRICAN STUDIES
400 PAGES, 6.5 X 9.5
42 TABLES, 5 GRAPHS, 4 DIAGRAMS
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Mining the Future
The Bafokeng Story
Edited by Totem Media for the
Research and Planning Department
of the Royal Bafokeng
A portrait of visionary leadership, this
study of the Bafokeng people describes
how they acquired their land and pro-
tected their customs during 150 years of
political upheaval in South Africa. In ad-
dition, the book provides a look at the
current state of affairs in Royal Bafokeng
Nation: the community has plenty of
wealth from platinum—and it is the only
rural community ever to host world cup
soccer in the history of FIFA. Fully illus-
trated, book introduces the Bafokeng
community, both past and present, as
well as those who played a major role in
shaping Bafokeng society, including Paul
Kruger, Hans Merensky, and Christoph
Penzhorn from the German Hermanns-
burg Lutheran Mission.
Totem Media for the Research and Plan-
ning Department of the Royal Bafokeng is
a town planning unit charged with service
delivery and monitoring within the Na-
tion to ensure that infrastructure and
services are in line with the community’s
long-term vision.
AFRICAN STUDIES, 128 PAGES, 8 X 9
62 COLOR PHOTOS, FOUR-COLOR INTERIOR
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One Law for All?
Aboriginal People and Criminal
Law in Early South Australia
Alan Pope
In the planned colony of South Australia,
Aboriginal people were to be British sub-
jects, held accountable for their actions
by English law and fully entitled to its
protection. The reality, however, failed to
meet the high expectations of London’s
reformers as British law struggled to pro-
tect the settlers’ interests and failed to
protect Aboriginal lives and birthrights.
Revealing the efforts made by the judici-
ary to apply the legal equality policy as
well as the frustrations of the Aborigines
as they coped with the invasion of their
lands, this account paints a clear picture
of the South Australian frontier.
Alan Pope manages an Australian training
program for Iraqi public servants. A for-
mer history teacher and curriculum writer
with 20 years of experience, he is also the
author of Resistance and Retaliation.
AUSTRALIAN STUDIES/HISTORY
276 PAGES, 5.5 X 10.25
1 MAP
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Constructing
a Democratic
Developmental State
in South Africa
Potentials and Challenges
Edited by Omano Edigheji
The social and economic successes of Asia
have drawn global attention to the develop-
mental state as a possible model for devel-
oping countries—and South Africa is
interested. As this interdisciplinary team of
distinguished scholars warns, however, con-
structing such a state is one thing; actually
implementing the necessary institutional
and policy reforms to bring it into reality is
another. Providing an account of what the
state’s primary goals should be, these con-
tributors point to South Africa’s advantages,
including its constitutional democracy, the
wealth of its mineral resources, and the
commitment of its leadership. Beyond that,
South Africa must become more socially in-
clusive, that economic and social policy will
have to be intertwined, that development
and democratic agendas must be mutually
reinforcing, and that a competent bureau-
cracy needs to be built.
Omano Edigheji is the cofounder of the
Centre for Africa’s Social Progress and
the coauthor of Governance in the New
South Africa.
POLITICAL SCIENCE/AFRICAN STUDIES
336 PAGES, 6.5 X 9.5
4 CHARTS, 14 TABLES, 20 GRAPHS
TRADE PAPER, $34.95 (CAN $38.95)
ISBN: 9780796923332
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New Titles
Electoral Justice 50 People Who Stuffed
The International Up South Africa
IDEA Handbook
Alexander Parker
Edited by Jesús Orozco-Henríquez
Delving into culture, politics, sports, and
war, this work lists the worst villains in
• Part of the International IDEA Handbooks
series, which includes Electoral South Africa’s history. The project pro-
Management Design (9789185391653) vides a solid a roster of people have
and Electoral System Design steered the good ship South Africa firmly
(9789185391189) in the wrong direction by virtue of their
ruinous megalomania, foul beliefs, or
Showing that elections achieve their pur- general idiocy. Among those profiled are
pose only if they are fully trusted and 1652 explorer Jan van Riebeeck, war-
perceived to be impartial and fair, this monger Lord Milner, Cecil Rhodes, and
handbook examines the concept of elec- sports villain Richie Benaud.
toral justice. The discussion starts with Alexander Parker is the author of 25 Cars
ways to prevent electoral disputes and— to Drive Before You Die.
if that effort fails—how electoral dispute
resolution mechanisms are used around HISTORY, 208 PAGES, 5.5 X 8
the globe. Using examples from many dif- 14 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS
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ISBN: 9781920137335
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electoral justice to assist practitioners de- & NEW ZEALAND
sign and implement the electoral justice
JACANA MEDIA FEBRUARY
system that best suits their situation.
Jesús Orozco-Henríquez is a professor at
the Legal Research Institute of the Na-
tional Autonomous University of Mexico.
He has been elected by the General As-
sembly of the Organization of American
States as Commissioner at the Inter-Amer-
ican Commission on Human Rights for
2010–2013.
POLITICAL SCIENCE, 246 PAGES, 6.5 X 9.5
6 TABLES, 5 GRAPH, TWO-COLOR INTERIOR
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 New Titles
How India’s Small
Towns Live (or Die)
Making Sense
of Municipal Finances
Paromita Shastri
Arguing that policy makers must urgently
focus on reviving India’s small towns and
big villages, this record examines the
country’s kaleidoscope of municipal fi-
nance issues. Based on a detailed study of
more than 30 urban centers, this analysis
calls for a radical change in the constitu-
tion and operation of these municipali-
ties, with effective devolution of funds,
functions, and functionaries from the
state level. It contends that municipal
bodies need to function independently
and with real participation of citizens in
order for a new and successful urban
India to emerge.
Paromita Shastri is a translator, a child
rights activist, and an economic journalist
with 25 years of experience. She is the au-
thor of Blind Alley: Juvenile Justice in
India and a former senior editor for the
Business Standard, the Economic Times,
Mint, and Outlook Magazine.
ECONOMICS/ASIAN STUDIES
180 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25
CLOTH, $35.95 (CAN $39.95)
ISBN: 9788171888344
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Perspectives for a
European Security
Strategy Towards Asia
Views from Asia, Europe
and the US
Edited by Gustaaf Geeraerts
and Eva Gross
• Part of the Institute for European
Studies series
As the geopolitical point of gravity moves
to the east, the European Union (EU)
faces the challenge of ongoing global
power shifts, and this study addresses the
options, opportunities, and obstacles that
lie ahead as the EU becomes a security
actor in Asia and Africa. Contributors ad-
dress a number of key issues, including
the EU’s soft power, overall strategic plan-
ning, European interests in Asia, and the
role of Russia in Asia’s security climate.
Gustaaf Geeraerts is a professor of inter-
national relations and an editorial board
member of Global Society: Journal of In-
terdisciplinary International Relations.
Eva Gross is a senior research fellow at
the Institute for European Studies. Her re-
cent publications include Continuity and
Change in European Crisis Management
and The Europeanization of National
Foreign Policy.
POLITICAL SCIENCE/EUROPEAN STUDIES
220 PAGES, 6.75 X 9.5
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Class and Gender in
British Labour History
Renewing the Debate
(Or Starting It?)
Edited by Mary Davis
Examining the “making” of women
within working class as workers, trade
unionists, and political activists, this dis-
cussion features contributions from
leading and up-and-coming women
labor historians. Without presenting a
chronological survey, this study revisits
the terrain vacated by standard labor
history and weaves together an intricate
relationship between class and gender,
particularly within the process of indus-
trialization. Suitable both for the spe-
cialist and the generalist, this reference
also provides a thematic text linking the
separate parts into a coherent whole.
Mary Davis is a former professor of labor
history at London Metropolitan Univer-
sity, former head of the Center for Trade
Union Studies, and the former deputy di-
rector of the Working Lives Research Insti-
tute. She has written, broadcast, and
lectured widely on women’s history, labor
history, imperialism, and racism.
HISTORY/GENDER STUDIES, 256 PAGES, 6 X 9
8 B & W PHOTOS
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ISBN: 9780850366686
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Malcolm Fraser
The Political Memoirs
Malcolm Fraser and Margaret Simons
• Cloth edition sold more than
10,000 copies
• New in paper; also available in cloth
(9780522855791)
Part memoir and part authorized biogra-
phy, this account chronicles the life and
governmental record of one of Australia’s
most interesting and possibly most mis-
understood prime ministers—Malcolm
Fraser. Tracing the story of a shy boy
who grew to become one of the most per-
sistent, insistent, and controversial politi-
cal voices in Australian government, this
discussion examines the Vietnam War, the
dismissal of prime minister Gough Whit-
lam, and Malcolm Fraser’s own term in
office. Through his many disputes with
the conservative Howard government,
Fraser emerges as an enduring liberal,
constantly reinterpreting core values to
meet the needs of changing times.
Malcolm Fraser was Australia’s 22nd
prime minister. He is the the president of
Coopera-tive Assistance and Relief
Everywhere International. Margaret Si-
mons is a senior lecturer at Swinburne
University of Technology. She is the au-
thor of The Content Makers and The
Meeting of the Waters.
BIOGRAPHY/POLITICAL SCIENCE
864 PAGES, 6 X 9.25, 39 B & W PHOTOS
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ISBN: 9780522858099
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Hawke
The Early Years
Blanche d’Alpuget
• Author’s previous books sold more than
20,000 copies
Considered a giant killer to unionists and
a crypto-Communist to some employers,
Robert James Lee Hawke is one of the
great men of Australian government. An
intimate portrait, this account reveals
how the son of devout Christian parents
was reared to public duty and to the am-
bition of political leadership. It details
Hawke’s many achievements—as presi-
dent of the Australian Council of Trade
Unions as well as of the Australian Labor
Party—and demonstrates how an ex-
traordinary man struggled to overcome
his drinking and philandering in order to
rise to the highest office in Australia.
Blanche d’Alpuget is a journalist and the
author of numerous books, including Me-
diator: A Biography of Sir Richard Kirby,
On Longing, and Winter in Jerusalem.
BIOGRAPHY/POLITICAL SCIENCE
688 PAGES, 6 X 9.25, 30 B & W PHOTOS
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“I admire the author’s skill in painting
that most elusive of portraits—a living
politician. One doesn’t need to agree
with every page to relish the book’s
sweep and vivacity.” —Geoffrey Blainey,
Australian historian
New Titles
Man Bites Murdoch
Four Decades in Print,
Six Days in Court
Bruce Guthrie
This explosive first-hand account, written
by one of Australia’s feistiest and most
controversial editors—Bruce Guthrie—fol-
lows the journalist through his 40 years in
the news business, including his brutal dis-
missal from the Herald Sun and the cele-
brated court case that exposed the inner
workings of the world’s biggest media
company and the treachery of its most
senior executives. From Guthrie’s battle
with tuberculosis to his clash with media
magnate Rupert Murdoch, this memoir
not only reveals the power plays that
helped shape modern media in Australia,
but also conveys the inspiring story of one
man’s victory over formidable foes.
Bruce Guthrie is an Australian journalist
with more than 40 years of experience.
He is a former editor of the Age, People
magazine, and the Sunday Age and a for-
mer editor in chief of the Herald Sun.
MEDIA & JOURNALISM/SOCIAL SCIENCE
368 PAGES, 6 X 9.25
23 COLOR PHOTOS, 6 B & W PHOTOS,
2 LINE DRAWINGS
CLOTH, $44.95 (CAN $48.95)
ISBN: 9780522858167
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 New Titles
Disconnected
Andrew Leigh
A forensic examination of Australian life,
this insightful book suggests that contem-
porary society has lost touch with its
communities and its people. Written from
an economist’s perspective and based on
organizational membership records and
surveys, it presents the reasons why the
social fabric has begun to fray and out-
lines the necessary steps to create a better
civic and personal life. Distilling various
aspects of Australian routine—including
religion, sport, and employment—this
book reveals what is being lost and how
to get it back.
Andrew Leigh is an economics professor
at Australian National University and a
former lawyer, political advisor, and think-
tank researcher. He is a regular columnist
for the Australian Financial Review.
SOCIAL SCIENCE, 192 PAGES, 6 X 9.25
TRADE PAPER, $32.00 (CAN $35.95)
ISBN: 9781742231532
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“This accessible and sophisticated book
is really important, and not just for
Australians.”
—Robert Putnam, author, Bowling Alone
“Andrew Leigh is a rarity—an econo-
mist who can crunch numbers and
write lucid, engaging prose on a sub-
ject that matters.”
—Sydney Morning Herald
26
Global Care Work
Gender and Migration
in Nordic Societies
Edited by Lise Widding Isaksen
Presenting empirical research on the lives
of care workers, sex workers, au pairs, and
their families, this anthology is a unique
study of gender and migration. Written by
researchers from Denmark, Finland, Nor-
way, and Sweden, the account brings the
Nordic example to the international de-
bate on how globalization affects and
commercializes women’s traditional work
and analyzes the social and legal migration
regulations. Uncovering some uncomfort-
able facts about new ethnic hierarchies, so-
cial class, and gender discrimination in
these countries, this book is an essential
read for those interested in migration, care
work, and gender issues.
Lise Widding Isaksen is a professor of so-
ciology at the University of Bergen in
Norway. She has written extensively on
gender, power, social inequality, and the
welfare state with special emphasis on the
social organization of care work.
GENDER STUDIES/REGIONAL STUDIES
240 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.5
3 TABLES, 1 DIAGRAM
CLOTH, $49.95 (CAN $54.95)
ISBN: 9789185509485
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Gender, Modernity
& Indian Delights
The Women’s Cultural Group
of Durban, 1954–2010
Goolam Vahed and Thembisa Waetjen
For decades, South Africans aspiring to
make the perfect biryani have turned to
Indian Delights, the bestselling cookbook
produced by Zuleikha Mayat and the
Women’s Cultural Group. This is the story
of the women behind the recipes, an ac-
count that brings to life the changing, gen-
dered worlds of Muslim women in
20th-century Durban. Through a blend of
scholarly rigor and compelling biography,
this book reveals how a group of women
who were formally excluded from both
political and customary power neverthe-
less forged a vibrant citizenship and public
life for themselves. In the midst of unfold-
ing global and local transformation they
were themselves agents of change.
Goolam Vahed is an associate professor
at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in
South Africa. He is the author of Indian
Indenture: A South African Story, 1860–
1914 and Workers and Warriors. Them-
bisa Waetjen is a lecturer at the University
of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. She is
editor of Theoria, a journal of social and
political theory.
HISTORY/CULTURAL STUDIES
416 PAGES, 5.75 X 8.25
40 B & W PHOTOS, 3 DIAGRAMS
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The Village
and the World
My Life, Our Times
Maria Mies
A stirring and inspiring narrative, this
memoir combines the author’s fascinating
personal life story with her accounts of
shifts in social and political outlooks dur-
ing the 20th century. With stories of suc-
cess and struggle against violence,
oppression, and exploitation, this record
discusses various themes, including the
devastation and reconstruction triggered
by World War II, the frustrations of the
old power systems’ barriers, and the au-
thor’s experiences working and traveling
in and against the globalized world. Both
personal and political, this record will ap-
peal to those interested in politics, sociol-
ogy, and women’s studies.
Maria Mies is a German scholar, an
activist, and the author of The Lace-
makers of Narsapur and Patriarchy and
Accumulation on a World Scale: Women
in the International Division of Labor.
WOMEN’S STUDIES/SOCIAL SCIENCE
356 PAGES, 6 X 9
14 B & W PHOTOS, 1 CHART
TRADE PAPER, $24.95 (NCR)
ISBN: 9781876756826
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“Maria Mies’ vision is huge, the scale
of her project breathtakingly bold.”
—New Internationalist on Patriarchy
and Accumulation on a World Scale
Breaking the Silence:
Stories from the
Other(ed) Woman
POWA Women’s Writing Competition
Now in its fifth edition, this successful
journal is written by South African girls
and women who have been the victims of
abuse—and their contest-winning poems,
short stories, and personal essays come
from established writers as well as fresh
new talents. Based on the idea that cre-
ative writing aids the healing process,
these selections describe the struggle to
survive, the difficulty of reconciling past
and present lives, and the enduring na-
ture of the human spirit.
The POWA Women’s Writing Competi-
tion is sponsored by People Opposing
Women Abuse, a nongovernmental organ-
ization that researches gender-based vio-
lence in Africa.
WOMEN’S STUDIES, 144 PAGES, 6 X 8
TRADE PAPER, $14.95 (CAN $16.95)
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Pope and Her Lady
A Novella
Leon Rooke
• Author’s previous books sold more than
50,000 copies
Presented in a stark dystopian setting,
this extraordinary novella follows a les-
bian couple on their journeys through the
nightmarish reality of the disenfran-
chised. Peppered with Scottish slang and
populated with a wide range of misfits,
this book empowers the protagonists liv-
ing on Glasgow’s grim streets and offers
a strong feminist perspective.
Leon Rooke is a short-story writer, novel-
ist, and playwright. He is a former cre-
ative writing professor at the University
of Victoria in British Columbia and the
author numerous books, including The
Beautiful Wife, A Good Baby, The Last
Shot, and Shakespeare’s Dog. He is the re-
cipient of the Canada-Australia Literary
Prize and the Governor General’s Award.
He lives in Toronto.
FICTION/GAY STUDIES, 104 PAGES, 5.25 X 8
TRADE PAPER, $15.95 (NCR)
ISBN: 9781550961379
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EXILE EDITIONS FEBRUARY
“[Rooke] demonstrates that he is sim-
ply not like any other writer out there.
. . . Often, out of the darkest and
most moribund situation, he wrestles
a startling and uncanny beauty.”
—Douglas Glover,
Globe and Mail
27
 New Titles
Journey into
the Unknown
Adam Mohamed
When their three young daughters were
killed in a car accident, Adam and Noorje-
han Mohamed, a Muslim couple, faced a
calamity—and this autobiography charts
how they as they groped for consolation.
Through it all, they retained their sanity
and maintained decorum, even as they ex-
perienced immense grief. Providing advice
to other parents, the book emphasizes the
need to fight hard to stay a couple—and
to allow hope for a reunion with departed
family members in another life.
Noorjehan Mohamed is the wife of Adam
Mohamed, an African Muslim Indian
who grew up in Balfour in the old Trans-
vaal Province during apartheid. He is a
dentist in Durban, South Africa.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY/INSPIRATIONAL
152 PAGES, 5 X 7.75
10 COLOR PHOTOS, 5 B & W PHOTOS
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Le Temps des Cerises
Zillah Bethell
Set in Paris during the Franco-Prussian
War’s siege in the winter of 1870, this
vivid and flamboyant novel tells the story
of Eveline, a young woman longing for
action but trapped in providing for her
younger brother and her alcoholic,
maudlin father. Engaged to the romantic
Laurie, Eveline finds herself increasingly
drawn to his fiery friend, Alphonse, who
is involved in intrigues to break the siege.
In a beautifully depicted subplot, the nun
Bernadine struggles to look after a baby
who was delivered dramatically and un-
expectedly by her fellow nun in the Paris
convent, Sister Agnes. Bernadine’s own
troubled past haunts her as she bids to
save the baby from the horrors of Paris
life and makes her own attempt to escape
as Eveline mans the barricades.
Zillah Bethell is the author of Seahorses
Are Real.
FICTION, 260 PAGES, 5.25 X 8.25
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Hadley
A Novel
Nick Macfie
British journalist Hadley Arnold—who is
based in Hong Kong—is employed by a
mysterious American “casting agent” to
help destroy the reputation of an actor
tipped to become the next James Bond.
With only his questionable ethics and
even worse instincts to guide him,
Arnold’s quest takes him from sleazy bars
in Hong Kong to deadly beaches in Sri
Lanka. Filled with biting wit and an odd-
ball sense of humor, this novel is a clev-
erly crafted dark comedy.
Nick Macfie is a journalist with more than
30 years of experience, who has worked
for Agence France-Presse, the Asian Wall
Street Journal, the South China Morning
Post, and Reuters Group Limited.
FICTION, 202 PAGES, 5.75 X 8.25
TRADE PAPER, $19.99 (CAN $21.99)
ISBN: 9789881909091
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“It had me laughing so much that it
had my wife, in another room, laugh-
ing to hear me laugh. . . . A must for
any film buff.” —Sam Smith, author,
Happiness: A Planet
“Hilarious . . . I couldn’t stop laugh-
ing.” —Robert Birsel,
Reuters correspondent
RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Not for Every Eye
Gérard Bessette
Foreword by Steven Urquhart
• Author’s previous books sold more than
20,000 copies
• Part of the Exile Classics series, which
includes 100 Love Sonnets
(9781550961089) and That Summer
in Paris (9781550966886)
Both touchingly comical and extremely
provocative, this novel deals with ennui in
Quebec and the intellectual alienation of a
disenchanted hero, Hervé Jodoin. Jodoin
has come to Saint Joachim to work in the
town’s only bookstore. The proprietor,
Léon Chicoine, is a seemingly respectable
man who claims to be the secret agent of
free thought and liberty, keeping a collec-
tion of books for specific customers only.
However, when Jodoin sells a book by a
well-known, subversive author, the result-
ing crisis within the town involves not only
Chicoine, but also the town priest and our
hero’s lonely landlady. This revised edition
contains English and French versions of the
critical bibliography, a list of related read-
ings, and chapter-by-chapter questions for
discussion and essays.
Gérard Bessette was a noted French Cana-
dian author whose work includes the
award-winning The Cycle and Incubation.
Steven Urquhart is a translator, the execu-
tor of the Gérard Bessette estate, and an
associate professor at the University of
Saskatchewan. He lives in Saskatoon,
Saskatchewan.
FICTION, 128 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.5
TRADE PAPER, $15.95 (NCR)
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An Intimate War
Donvé Lee
A profound exploration of sexual and
emotional vulnerability, this novel un-
masks one of society’s last taboos—the
victimization of boys by women. Tracing
the steps of the disintegration of a mar-
riage, the book explores how invisible
childhood trauma can ruin adult relation-
ships. In the end, the lovers in this story
make desperate attempts to heal them-
selves, but neediness, shame, and self-de-
structive patterns continue to entangle
them in an intimate war.
Donvé Lee is the author of The Unfolding
Man. She has also written and illustrated
numerous children’s books and is the de-
signer of an innovative correspondence-
college art course.
FICTION, 192 PAGES, 5 X 8
TRADE PAPER, $13.95 (CAN $15.95)
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The Song of
Our Swampland
Manzu Islam
Staring into the hideous face of evil and
illustrating the fragility of courage, this
tale centers on Kamal, an East Pakistani
who is born without a mouth and
tongue. Rescued and educated by Abbas
Miah, his village’s schoolteacher, Kamal
soon learns to keep his ability to read
and write a secret from those who con-
demn him for his disfigurement. When
news of West Pakistan’s genocidal cam-
paign in the East reaches his village,
Kamal hesitates in joining the resistance,
bringing to light the gap between how he
is perceived by others and his true abili-
ties. Liberal-minded and pacifist, Abbas
Miah soon decides to take his family and
a few select villagers into the distant
flood plains of Bangladesh to wait out
the conflict. Before they can set sail,
Miah’s wife and hundreds of villagers are
slaughtered and the boat instead departs
with Kamal, Miah, and a motley crew of
survivors. Gritty and heartfelt, this novel
explores the capacity for true community
amidst a religious obsession with purity
and the urgent need to define who is kin
in the creation of a new nation state.
Manzu Islam is a lecturer in literary stud-
ies at the University of Gloucestershire.
He is the author of Burrow, The Ethics of
Travel: From Marco Polo to Kafka, and
The Mapmakers of Spitalfields.
FICTION, 340 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.25
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 New Titles
Revenge of Kali
Aziz Hassim
Spanning 80 years of Indian servitude in
South Africa, this novel ebbs and flows
with four generations of characters who
work as indentured laborers in the cane
fields of Natal and Durban. Eventually,
the families move to the Casbah district,
home of the infamous “Grey Street sys-
tem.” With meticulous research and mag-
netic, taut storytelling, this work weaves
a narrative that is rich in character, his-
tory, and place.
Aziz Hassim is a retired South African ac-
countant and the author of The Lotus
People, which won the Sanlam Literary
Award for the best unpublished novel.
FICTION/AFRICAN STUDIES, 212 PAGES, 6 X 9
TRADE PAPER, $22.95 (CAN $25.95)
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“Arguably belongs to the canon of
memorable South African literature,
especially in terms of sensitive and
passionate reflection on the complex
South African human condition. And,
in the parlance of the formidable
British critic, E. R. Leavis, it may be
considered a novel of ‘significance.’”
—Thayalan Reddy,
author, Jesus Is Satan
30
Revelations
Mongane Wally Serote
Weaving together many ideas about rec-
onciliation after war, this novel intro-
duces characters—mostly artists and
activists—who, after the liberation of
South Africa, try to understand what they
fought for and why. At the center of the
story is a South African dance troupe that
has recently returned from Chile. Broad-
ening the debate, the members of this
group report on violence against native
people on another continent and provide
a parallel that enlarges the South African
perspective.
Mongane Wally Serote is part of the
“Township” or “Soweto” poets, a literary
group whose members wrote about social
action and contributed to the Black Con-
sciousness movement. He was arrested by
the apartheid government in 1969 under
the Terrorism Act, following which he
spent 19 months in solitary confinement.
He was later released without charge and
went on to earn a fine arts degree at Co-
lumbia University in 1979. He is the au-
thor of Gods of Our Time, History Is
the Home Address, and To Every Birth
Its Blood.
FICTION/AFRICAN STUDIES
256 PAGES, 5.25 X 8.5
TRADE PAPER, $20.95 (CAN $23.95)
ISBN: 9781770098084
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Fire Drill
Notes on the
Twenty-First Century
John Barnie
An ambitious collection of essays, this
compilation closely examines cultural is-
sues of the 21st century that are con-
cerned with humanity and how it is
manipulated and exploited by capitalism,
technology, politics, and religion. Arguing
from an atheist and liberal point of view,
this volume dissects biblical texts and
confronts the influence of the literalists
and creationists of modern religion. Polit-
ical expediency, cultural imperialism,
globalization, and “junk culture” are also
rejected as suggestions for a more altruis-
tic and sound society in this opinionated
selection of essays.
John Barnie is a poet, an essayist, and a
former editor of Planet magazine. He is
the author of Tales of the Shopocracy.
LITERARY COLLECTIONS/ESSAYS
220 PAGES, 5.25 X 8.25
TRADE PAPER, $19.95 (CAN $21.95)
ISBN: 9781854115195
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Everything We
Hoped For
Pip Adam
An unusually strong first book, this col-
lection of short stories depends on ex-
quisitely crafted surfaces that conceal
shocking emotional force. Three of the
stories are obliquely connected and fea-
ture young women on the edge. In the
first of these, a new mother contemplates
her new baby; in the second, a girl finds
herself in rehab; and in the final story, the
main character goes to jail. Other charac-
ters include a New Zealand serviceman
returned from active duty in Dili, the em-
ployees of a $2 shop, and a vegan couple
at a Samoan resort.
Pip Adam has written for Blackmail
Press, Glottis, Hue & Cry, Lumière
Reader, Sport, and Turbine.
FICTION, 190 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.25
TRADE PAPER, $17.95 (CAN $19.95)
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New Australian
Stories 2
Edited by Aviva Tuffield
An eclectic anthology of new stories, this
collection showcases some of Australia’s
finest writers and proves that the short
story genre is alive and well. Written by
both seasoned practitioners of the form
and emerging stars, this account offers
humor, mystery, drama, delusion, and de-
ceit. Contributors inlcude Debra Ade-
laide, Claire Aman, Jon Bauer, Melissa
Beit, Tony Birch, Georgia Blain, Patrick
Cullen, Sonja Dechian, Brooke Dunnell,
Julie Gittus, Marion Halligan, Jacinta
Halloran, Karen Hitchcock, Anne Jenner,
Myfanwy Jones, Lesley Jorgensen, Cate
Kennedy, Scott McDermott, Fiona Mc-
Farlane, Jane McGown, A. G. McNeil,
Susan Midalia, Peta Murray, Ruby J.
Murray, Ryan O’Neill, Paddy O’Reilly,
Kate Ryan, Emma Schwarcz, Jane Sulli-
van, and Chris Womersley.
Aviva Tuffield is the fiction acquisitions
editor at Scribe Publications and the
former deputy editor at Australian
Book Review.
FICTION/LITERARY COLLECTIONS
352 PAGES, 5.25 X 8.25
TRADE PAPER, $24.95 (CAN $32.95)
ISBN: 9781921640865
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“Shows strength, freshness, and flair,
making the whole collection a delight
to read.”
—Australian Bookseller & Publisher
New Titles
Photographers of
the Western Isles
Martin Padget
• Author’s previous books sold more than
10,000 copies
When the internationally renowned pho-
tographer Paul Strand visited South Uist
in 1954 to create a series of powerful
portraits and landscape views, he was not
alone in singling out the Western Isles for
photographic attention. This book dis-
cusses why and how various photogra-
phers have been drawn to these
fascinating islands and the ways in which
photographic images have been created
and viewed within Hebridean communi-
ties from the late 19th century onward.
From Captain F. W. L. Thomas’s first im-
ages of St. Kilda in 1860 to George
Washington Wilson’s topographical im-
ages of the Highlands, this beautiful com-
pilation celebrates the distinctive way of
life in the isles and the legacy of the tal-
ented photographers who were inspired
by them.
Martin Padget is a senior lecturer in Eng-
lish at Aberystwyth University. He is the
author of Indian Country: Travels in the
American Southwest, 1840-1935 and the
coauthor of Beginning Ethnic American
Literatures.
PHOTOGRAPHY/HISTORY
320 PAGES, 6.25 X 9.25
120 B & W PHOTOS
CLOTH, $55.00 (CAN $60.95)
ISBN: 9780859767040
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 New Titles
Group Architects
Towards a New Zealand Architecture
Edited by Julia Gatley
Following the work of a group of architects who, in 1946 at
the University of Auckland, established themselves as the Ar-
chitectural Group, this compilation assesses one of New
Zealand’s most important architectural firms. With contribu-
tions from leading architectural writers and filled with new
photography of the houses built by the Group’s members, this
volume considers not only the quality of the buildings pro-
duced but also the influence they have had on New Zealand ar-
chitecture. Included are biographies of and interviews with the
men and women of the firm whose goal was to create architec-
ture that would complement local conditions: a temperate cli-
mate and an informal lifestyle.
Julia Gatley is a lecturer at the University of Auckland where she
teaches architectural history and design. She is the editor of
Long Live the Modern: New Zealand’s New Architecture, 1904–
1984 and a member of the Society of Architectural Historians
of Australia and New Zealand.
ARCHITECTURE/NEW ZEALAND STUDIES
272 PAGES, 9.25 X 11.25
160 COLOR PHOTOS, 100 B & W PHOTOS,
50 LINE DRAWINGS
CLOTH, $44.95 (CAN $49.95)
ISBN: 9781869404666
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY PRESS AVAILABLE
“This is a most impressive work, one which serves both as a
reference and an inspiration.” —Christopher Moore
on Long Live the Modern
32
IPG – SPRING 2011
Deciphering Advertising,
Art and Architecture
New Persuasion Techniques
for Sophisticated Consumers
Graham Cairns
This fascinating account looks at the increasingly sophisticated
methods used—not just in advertising campaigns but also in art
and architecture—to sell products to a smarter and ever more
cynical public. Examining the underlying strategies and relating
these to academic theories, this book will be of particular interest
to students of advertising and retail architecture. The in-depth
analysis is also packed with case studies, including the famous
Benetton, Diesel, and Timberland advertising campaigns.
Graham Cairns is the head of architecture and interior design at
the Writtle School of Design in Essex, England, and the author of
the Spanish language book The Architect Behind the Camera. He
has worked in architectural studios in London and Hong Kong
and has run a performing arts group called Hybrid Artworks.
BUSINESS/MEDIA & JOURNALISM, 152 PAGES, 6 X 9
60 COLOR PHOTOS, 10 B & W PHOTOS, FOUR-COLOR INTERIOR
TRADE PAPER, $28.95 (CAN $31.95)
ISBN: 9781907471155
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
art+soul
Hetti Perkins
Lavishly illustrated, this companion book
to the prime-time ABC TV series in Aus-
tralia of the same name captures the re-
markable energy and diversity of
Aboriginal art. From the Papunya Tula
Artists—the renowned art movement that
had its humble beginnings in the early
1970s—to Rover Thomas and his heirs’
phenomenal achievements in the East
Kimberley, this account includes inter-
views with the artists as they share their
heartfelt, intimate, and sometimes politi-
cal stories. Featuring the work of Brenda
L. Croft, Destiny Deacon, and Michael
Riley, as well as that of the celebrated
Emily Kam Ngwarray, this art book and
travelogue presents Australia’s powerful
artworks past and present.
Hetti Perkins is a member of the Eastern
Arrernte and Kalkadoon Aboriginal com-
munities. She is the editor of One Sun
One Moon: Aboriginal Art in Australia
and the senior curator of Aboriginal and
Torres Strait Islander art at the Art
Gallery of New South Wales. She has cu-
rated major survey exhibitions of Indige-
nous art, including Australia’s
representation at the Venice Biennale in
1997 and the Australian Indigenous Art
Commission at the Musée du Quai Branly
in Paris.
ART, 304 PAGES, 9 X 10.75
200 COLOR PHOTOS,20 B & W PHOTOS,
FOUR-COLOR INTERIOR
CLOTH, $59.95 (CAN $64.95)
ISBN: 9780522857634
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING/
THE MIEGUNYAH PRESS AVAILABLE
Waiting and Being
Mary Cobb
Pairing works of art and written insights
from a number of contributors, this mov-
ing account reveals the connection be-
tween the artistic process and the
spiritual. With charcoal and pencil-made
sketches of the human figure produced
while waiting in doctors’ offices, airports,
and bus stations, this compilation at-
tempts to convey what is special about
each individual portrayed and links like-
nesses to the unworldly.
Mary Cobb is an artist. She lives in
Louisville, Kentucky.
SPIRITUALITY/ART, 152 PAGES, 6 X 9
110 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS
TRADE PAPER, $22.95 (CAN $25.95)
ISBN: 9781891785573
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New Titles
On Passion
Dorothy Porter
• New in paper; also available in cloth
(9780522856019)
• Part of the Little Books on Big Themes
series, which includes On Beauty
(9780522856026), On Ecstasy
(9780522855340), and On Longing
(9780522855173)
Part of a series that pairs leading Aus-
tralian thinkers and cultural figures with
important themes in life, this essay delves
headfirst into the passions, both literary
and earthly. Portraying the author’s ro-
mantic love and passionate experiences,
this exploration is a wonderful and ulti-
mately joyous insight into the creative life
of a beloved poet.
Dorothy Porter was the author of The Bee
Hut, The Monkey’s Mask, What a Piece
of Work, and Wild Surmise.
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
112 PAGES, 4.25 X 6
TRADE PAPER, $13.99 (CAN $15.95)
ISBN: 9780522858358
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING/
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY PRESS MARCH
“A fearless reflection on the subjects
that gave her life meaning: poetry, de-
sire, nature, music and most power-
fully, her own mortality.” —Age
“Moves from the intellectual to the
emotional and rises in a glorious
crescendo of passion.”
—Sydney Morning Herald
33
 New Titles
The Magnesium
Civilization
An Alternative New Source
of Energy to Oil
Takashi Yabe and Tatsuya Yamaji
• $25,000 marketing budget
The use of fossil fuels damages the global
environment and the supply of oil is be-
coming more unstable, and this unique
book offers a solution to these problems
in the employment of Magnesium as a re-
newable energy source. Designed for both
laymen and professionals in the field, this
analysis explores various topics, includ-
ing laser smelting, the uses of Magne-
sium-air-fuel cell, and desalination with
solar-power. With a roadmap to a Mag-
nesium-recycling society by the year
2025, this reference provides ecologi-
cally-friendly means of powering auto-
mobiles, operating power plants, and
avoiding a global water shortage.
Takashi Yabe is professor at the Tokyo In-
stitute of Technology. He has been named
one of “Heroes of the Environment 2009”
by TIME magazine. Tatsuya Yamaji is a
researcher at binWorld Inc., Japan.
SCIENCE/ENGINEERING, 250 PAGES, 6 X 9
CLOTH, $49.00 (CAN $54.00)
ISBN: 9789814303651
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, CENTRAL AMERICA,
SOUTH AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
PAN STANFORD PUBLISHING AVAILABLE
34
Methanol Fuel
Cell Systems
Advancing Towards
Commercialization
Dave Edlund
Detailing the potential of state-of-the-art
fuel cell systems incorporating methanol
reformers as the source of purified hydro-
gen—rather than compressed hydrogen,
an expensive and inconvenient source of
fuel—this important reference pinpoints
polymer ectrolyte membrane fuel cells as
an economically attractive option for ap-
plications incorporating backup power
systems and material handling. Outlining
various technical approaches to methanol
reforming and hydrogen purification
while promoting an understanding of the
chemistry, engineering, economics, and
agency certification requirements, this
unique and practical guide offers a holis-
tic view of the subject from multidiscipli-
nary angles.
Dave Edlund is the CEO of Azur Energy
and is a recognized expert in the fields of
hydrogen production and fuel reforming.
He lives in La Verne, California.
TECHNOLOGY/ENGINEERING
300 PAGES, 7 X 10
CLOTH, $149.00 (CAN $164.00)
ISBN: 9789814241984
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, CENTRAL AMERICA,
SOUTH AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
PAN STANFORD PUBLISHING MARCH
IPG – SPRING 2011
Decentralised
Reinforcement
Learning in
Markov Games
Peter Vrancx
Introducing a new approach to multia-
gent reinforcement learning and distrib-
uted artificial intelligence, this guide
shows how classical game theory can be
used to compose basic learning units.
This approach to creating agents has the
advantage of leading to powerful, yet in-
tuitively simple, algorithms that can be
analyzed. The setup is demonstrated here
in a number of different settings, with a
detailed analysis of agent learning behav-
iors provided for each. A review of re-
quired background materials from game
theory and reinforcement learning is also
provided, along with an overview of re-
lated multiagent learning methods.
Peter Vrancx is a postdoctoral researcher
at the Computational Modeling Lab
(CoMo) at the ASP-VUB. His research in-
terests include multiagent learning, rein-
forcement learning, game theory, and
swarm intelligence.
COMPUTER: COMPUTER ENGINEERING
217 PAGES, 6.75 X 9.5
3 COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS,
21 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS,
25 TABLES, 24 GRAPHS
TRADE PAPER, $44.00 (CAN $46.00)
ISBN: 9789054877158
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS
Electrochemical
Nanofabrication
Principles and Applications
Edited by Di Wei
The electrochemical nanofabrication
technique—which offers huge benefits to
manufacturers of nanomaterials—has not
received as much attention as traditional
nanofabrication methods. However, given
that the older nanotechnology attracts
billions of venture capital for techniques
such as CVD, sol gel, and self-assembly,
this new chemical approach—which
works for batteries and sensors—is well
situated to enter the market.
Di Wei is a researcher at Nokia, UK.
TECHNOLOGY/SCIENCE, 350 PAGES, 7 X 10
CLOTH, $149.00 (CAN $164.00)
ISBN: 9789814303736
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, CENTRAL AMERICA,
SOUTH AMERICA & CARIBBEAN
PAN STANFORD PUBLISHING MARCH
Nanotechnology
in Australia
Showcase of Early
Career Research
Edited by Deborah Kane,
Adam Micolich, and James Rabeau
• $25,000 marketing budget
A report on the most current nanotech-
nology research from Australia, this ac-
count is also the result of a new
workshop program for the professional
development of early-career researchers
(ECRs). It showcases the talents and
high-quality writing of ECRs and de-
scribes the program, which was organ-
ized under the auspices of the Australian
Research Council Nanotechnology Net-
work. An ideal means of gaining a multi-
disciplinary insight into nanotechnology,
this reference explores a number of top-
ics, including luminescent nano-bio-
probes for bioassays and bioimaging; the
synthesis of nanorods of vanadium com-
pounds for energy storage; metal nanos-
tructure-enhanced fluorescence and its
biological applications; and the use of
metal nanoparticles to improve infrared-
light trapping in solar cell applications.
Deborah Kane is a professor at Mac-
quarie University in Australia. Adam Mi-
colich is an associate professor at the
University of New South Wales. James
Rabeau is an associate professor at Mac-
quarie University.
TECHNOLOGY/SCIENCE, 350 PAGES, 7 X 10
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3D Integration of
Integrated Circuits
Edited by Kuan-Neng Chen,
Steven Koester, and Chuan Seng Tan
Introducing three-dimensional (3-D) in-
tegration as a possible avenue for contin-
uous performance growth in integrated
circuits, this project is a response to the
limits of the current technology. Wafer
level 3-D IC, as this new product is
called, can take several forms, but the
equipment usually includes a stack of
several thinned IC layers that are verti-
cally bonded and interconnected by
through silicon via TSV. The benefits of
this new approach include density multi-
plication, improved delay and power, en-
hanced bandwidth, and heterogeneous
integration. In addition, chapters from
leading researchers comment on technol-
ogy platforms, applications, and other
design issues.
Kuan-Neng Chen is an associate professor
at the National Chiao Tung University in
Taiwan. Steven Koester is a researcher at
IBM. Chuan Seng Tan is an assistant pro-
fessor at Nanyang Technological Univer-
sity in Singapore.
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in Medicine and
Health Care
Edited by Raymond K. Y. Tong
Directed at engineering and medical pro-
fessionals interested in biomechatronics,
this record offers insight into emerging
technologies and developments and
demonstrates how to apply bio-
mechatronics in providing better service
and care. An indispensably primary refer-
ence, this volume incorporates new and
exciting multidisciplinary areas of re-
search, such as robotic therapeutic train-
ing system for stroke rehabilitation,
exoskeletons for daily activities on per-
sons with disability, Functional Electrical
Stimulation, and Wireless Active Capsule
Endoscopy. Written by renowned re-
searchers worldwide, this reference also
provides solutions to a variety of clinical
challenges in the medical field.
Raymond K. Y. Tong is a professor and a
biomedical engineering program leader at
the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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Reproduction
in Domestic
Ruminants VII
Edited by M. C. Lucy, J. L. Pate,
M. F. Smith, and T. E. Spencer
• Part of the Society of Reproduction and
Fertility series
The combined work of eminent scientists
in the field, this compilation contains the
latest information on ruminant nutrition
from the eighth annual International Ru-
minant Reproduction Symposium. With
discussions on how to improve reproduc-
tion by applying nutrition and physiol-
ogy, this collection spotlights the recent
advances regarding the ruminant genome
and includes chapters about specific ani-
mals, including the dairy buffalo, camel,
and reindeer.
M. C. Lucy is a professor of animal sci-
ence at the University of Missouri–
Columbia and the Leader of the Animal
Reproductive Biology Cluster. He lives in
Columbia, Missouri. M. F. Smith is a pro-
fessor of animal sciences at the University
of Missouri. He lives in Columbia, Mis-
souri. T. E. Spencer is a professor of ani-
mal science and an AgriLife Research
Faculty Fellow at Texas A&M University.
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Viking DNA
The Wirral and West
Lancashire Project
Stephen Harding, Mark Jobling,
and Turi King
Foreword by Michael Wood
Focusing on men from old families in Eng-
land’s Wirral and West Lancashire regions,
this survey traces the DNA of the local
populace back to their Viking ancestors in
order to determine the impact of past soci-
eties on their genetic make-up. Arguing
that the areas exhibit many archaeological
and historical features proving them to
have had a clear Viking presence, this ac-
count provides background information
on Viking settlements as well as conclu-
sions drawn from the DNA testing. An
illustrated example of how DNA methods
can be used to learn about the past is
also included.
Stephen Harding is the coauthor of Intro-
duction to Polysaccharide Biotech-nology
and the coeditor of Analytical Ultracen-
trifugation and Protein-Ligand Interac-
tions. Mark Jobling is the Wellcome Trust
Senior Research Fellow in Basic Biomed-
ical Science and a professor of genetics at
the University of Leicester. Turi King is
the Wellcome Trust Post-Doctoral Re-
search Associate in the department of ge-
netics at the University of Leicester.
Michael Wood is a historian, a documen-
tarian, and a fellow of the Royal Histori-
cal Society.
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Oxford Poets
Anthology 2010
Edited by David Constantine,
Robyn Marsack,
and Bernard O’Donoghue
Introducing selections of both promise
and achievement, this rich collection of
British poetry highlights new talent along
with established artists—poets whose
imaginative and linguistic worlds span
decades and continents. Presenting poems
that display an intelligence of purpose
and design, readers will be able to track
the development of their favorite writers
while being exposed to the newest emerg-
ing wordsmiths.
David Constantine is a novelist, poet, and
translator. He is the author of six volumes
of poetry, including Collected Poems and
Something for the Ghosts, and Under the
Dam, a collection of short fiction. He is
also an editor of the Oxford Poets imprint
and Modern Poetry in Translation maga-
zine. Robyn Marsack is a critic, a transla-
tor, and the director of the Scottish Poetry
Library. She is the author of Sylvia Plath
and the translator of Twenty Contempor-
ary New Zealand Poets: An Anthology.
Bernard O’Donoghue is a professor of
medieval English at Wadham College–
Oxford, and the author of Here Nor There.
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Edited by Evan Jones and Todd Swift
Celebrating one of the most original
With contributions from 35 poets, this
poets of the early 20th century, this com-
diverse compilation features the spectrum
pilation features the work of England’s
of Canadian poetry from the last hun-
Ivor Gurney. Gurney’s verse—describing
dred years. Representing various styles
his experiences in World War I and his
and traditions, it explores a lineage of
love of his native Gloucestershire’s coun-
modernist, multilingual, and culturally
tryside—underscores his vigorous, lyrical,
pluralist perspectives. Writers from the
and passionate poetic voice. Revised and
First Nations, the Caribbean-Canadian,
updated, this new edition retains this war
and the Africadian—or Black Cana-
poet’s eye for detail and musical ear—one
dian—communities present an eloquent
that combines traditional rhythms with
and cosmopolitan collection that will re-
the unpredictable.
define the connections between Canada
and the poetry world at large. Ivor Gurney was a prolific composer and
poet and the author of War Letters. After
Evan Jones is a former professor at the
World War I, he spent the last 16 years of
York University in Toronto, at the Univer-
his life in mental institutions. P. J. Kavanagh
sity of Bolton, and at the Liverpool John
is a former columnist for the Spectator and
Moores University. He is the author of
the Times Literary Supplement. He is the
Nothing Fell Today but Rain. Todd Swift
author of The Perfect Stranger and Voices
is the author of six collections of poetry,
in Ireland and the editor of The Essential
including Rue du Regard, Seaway, and
G. K. Chesterton and The Oxford Book of
Winter Tennis. His poems have also ap-
Short Poems.
peared in publications, such as the Best
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Raptors
Toon Tellegen
Translated by Judith Wilkinson
With tragicomic bravado and psychologi-
cal insight, this collection paints a turbu-
lent portrait of a father and his family,
creating a poetic sequence that has the
scope of a novel and stretches the sense
of what is possible in poetry. Each poem
is presented as an improvisation on the
theme of the father, forming a picture of
a family held hostage by the mood
swings and histrionics of this patriarch.
Combining intense speed and surprise
with moments of sudden slowness, this
compilation has the flavor and intensity
of a modern classic.
Toon Tellegen is a poet, a children’s book
writer, and a novelist. He is the author of
Letters to Anyone and Everyone and The
Squirrel’s Birthday and Other Parties. Ju-
dith Wilkinson is the translator of Instead
of Silence.
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Dub Wise Understudies
Geoffrey Philp New & Selected Poems
Reflecting the author’s signature quali- Anne-Marie Fyfe
ties, this collection of poems displays an
Presenting a significant voice in Irish po-
unabashed sense of humanity, considered
etry, this collection assembles the inspir-
political sensibility, capacity to treat do-
ing works of Anne-Marie Fyfe. Trapped
mestic matters with deft lyrical power,
between past and future tensions, these
and the constant and shaping presence of
poems explore numerous themes, such as
the mythos of reggae and third world
childhood in Ireland, “life changing” mo-
spirituality. Illustrating the assurance of a
ments, and complex urban cityscapes.
poet fully in his stride, this anthology
Rich with detailed, revelatory instants
also demonstrates a sharply honed tech-
that are simultaneously disconcerting and
nical mastery, communicating a deepen-
consolatory, this compilation exposes
ing consciousness of what it means to be
self-effacing strangers who live in quiet
in midlife. Utilizing the concepts of fam-
hope and despair. Including “The Tor-
ily, migration, home, and loss, this compi-
toiseshell Clasp,” “Melancholy Baby,”
lation establishes the metaphor of “Dub,”
and “Taking the Red Bus Home,” this
the great Jamaican musical invention that
unique volume shows Fyfe’s development
champions urbanity, the embrace of influ-
as a writer as it incorporates new compo-
ence and history, improvisation, and
sitions with older works.
above all, a commitment to the delight of
the people. Expounding upon spiritual Anne-Marie Fyfe is creative writing
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Collected Contraptions
Peter McCarey
Comprising work from Peter McCarey’s
five pamphlet collections, this poetic ex-
ploration is an exhilarating journey of
language. Reflecting the author’s Euro-
pean outlook and wide range of influ-
ences—from Russian poet Alexandr Blok
to the principles of Buddhism—this ac-
count describes a sci-fi spaghetti Western,
narrates the story of a shady Czech who
smuggles a golem and a robot into pre-
massacre Rwanda, and voyages to other
unexpected places. Poetry lovers will rel-
ish this original and experimental work.
Peter McCarey is a poet, a translator, and
an interpreter. He currently manages lan-
guage services for an international organi-
zation in Geneva. His printed work has
given rise to an audiovisual installation
called The Syllabary, which receives up to
half a million hits per month at
www.knot.ch. He is the author of Hugh
MacDiarmid and the Russians.
POETRY/SCOTTISH STUDIES
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The Moonmen
Anna Livesey
Building on the impressive debut of Good
Luck, this new collection from Anna
Livesey contains poems that capture the
eerie and exhilarating aspects of daily life.
All the poems combine a crisp and shapely
style with breathtaking openness and ur-
gency in addressing personal material, par-
ticularly in the poet’s responses to her
mother’s illness and her thoughts about
living in the United States.
Anna Livesey is a poet and the author of
Good Luck. She has a MA in creative
writing from Victoria University and was
a fellow to the University of Iowa Writers’
Workshop in 2003. She has twice won the
Macmillan Brown Prize, and her poem
“Memory of a poem by August Klein-
zahler” was selected for the 2005 edition
of Best New Zealand Poems.
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Slip Stream
Paula Green
Moving and uplifting, this compilation of
mostly short poems conveys the author’s
personal battle with breast cancer, from
the initial mammogram through biopsy,
several operations, radiotherapy treat-
ment, and recovery. The poems express
the reality of balancing a challenging, life-
threatening disease with one’s daily rou-
tine, proposing small distractions and
coping mechanisms while charting the
passage of time by procedures done,
books read, appointments made, food
cooked, and dreams dreamed.
Paula Green is the poetry reviewer for the
NZ Herald and the author of poetry col-
lections, including Chrome, Cookhouse,
Crosswind, and Making Lists for Frances
Hodkins, and children’s books, including
Aunt Concertina and her Niece Evalina.
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“Green displays her versatility, intelli-
gence, and enthusiasm for art in its
many mediums. While this book will
appeal to readers of contemporary
New Zealand poetry, it will be of par-
ticular interest to those who are also
keen on modern and contemporary
New Zealand art.” —Lumière Reader
on Making Lists for Frances Hodgkins
“[Paula Green's] is the most original
and distinctive voice writing in New
Zealand poetry today.”
—Anna Jackson on Chrome
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I’m the One That Know
This Country!
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Jessie Lennon
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M. S. Swaminathan
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Regional Disparities, Smaller Smoking in Antarctica
States and Statehood Selected Writing
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Mark Pickering
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Twilight of the Vuvuzelas Confessions of a Faceless Man
Stephen Francis Inside Campaign 2010
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Sue Ebury
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Holly Kerr Forsyth
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Archie Thompson
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Rudd’s Way Bullets or Ballots? Out of the Hay

November 2007–June 2010
Nicholas Stuart
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Hop Cultivation in Wealden Kent and Hop
Marketing in Southwark, 1744–2000
Celia Cordle
HISTORY/REGIONAL STUDIES, 192 PAGES, 7 X 9.25
3 TABLES, 1 DIAGRAM, 2 MAPS
CLOTH, $79.95 (CAN $88.00)
ISBN: 9781907396038
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE PRESS
FEBRUARY

So Greek Time to Tell The Australian Pub

Confessions of a Conservative Leftie An Activist’s Story Diane Kirkby, Tanja Luckins,
Second edition Barry Feinberg and Chris McConville
Niki Savva Foreword by Z. Pallo Jordan AUSTRALIAN STUDIES/HISTORY
AUTOBIOGRAPHY/POLITICAL SCIENCE AUTOBIOGRAPHY/AFRICAN STUDIES 320 PAGES, 7.25 X 9.5
352 PAGES, 5.25 X 8.25, 15 B & W PHOTOS 180 PAGES, 6 X 9 80 COLOR PHOTOS
TRADE PAPER, $24.95 (CAN $32.95) 9 COLOR PHOTOS, 26 B & W PHOTOS TRADE PAPER, $45.95 (CAN $50.95)
ISBN: 9781921640834 TRADE PAPER, $22.95 (CAN $25.95) ISBN: 9780868408750
(REPLACES 9781921640278) ISBN: 9781920222345 RIGHTS: US, CANADA, SOUTH AMERICA
RIGHTS: US & CANADA RIGHTS: WOR X ZA & CARIBBEAN

SCRIBE PUBLICATIONS PTY LTD. FEBRUARY STE PUBLISHERS FEBRUARY UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES PRESS
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RIVER NORTH EDITIONS New Specialty Titles

Dust and Dreams Honouring the Contract Bittangabee Tribe

Mining Communities in John E. Martin An Aboriginal Story from Coastal
South-East New South Wales HISTORY/NEW ZEALAND STUDIES New South Wales
Barry McGowan 296 PAGES, 6 X 9.25 Second edition
HISTORY/AUSTRALIAN STUDIES 100 B & W PHOTOS, 50 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS Beryl Cruse
400 PAGES, 6 X 9.25 TRADE PAPER, $20.00 (CAN $21.95)
CHILDRENS: FOLKLORE/CHILDRENS: NONFICTION
TRADE PAPER, $45.00 (CAN $49.95) ISBN: 9780864736345
28 PAGES, 10.75 X 8.25
ISBN: 9781742231440 RIGHTS: WORLD X NEW ZEALAND
22 COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS, 5 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, SOUTH AMERICA VICTORIA UNIVERSITY PRESS FEBRUARY TRADE PAPER, $17.95 (CAN $19.95)
& CARIBBEAN ISBN: 9780855756987
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES PRESS RIGHTS: US & CANADA
FEBRUARY ABORIGINAL STUDIES PRESS MARCH

Savage or Civilised? Looking Back A Kite’s Flight

Manners in Colonial Australia from the Centre William Gumede
Penny Russell A Snapshot of Contemporary Illustrations by Maja Sereda
AUSTRALIAN STUDIES/HISTORY, 272 PAGES, 6 X 9.25 New Zealand Education CHILDRENS: FICTION, 32 PAGES, 11.75 X 8.25
18 B & W PHOTOS 32 COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS
Edited by Joanna Kidman and Ken Stevens
TRADE PAPER, $31.95 (CAN $35.95) TRADE PAPER, $11.00 (CAN $11.95)
EDUCATION, 287 PAGES, 5.5 X 8.25 ISBN: 9781770098046
ISBN: 9780868408606
TRADE PAPER, $30.00 (CAN $33.00) RIGHTS: US, CANADA, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
PDF ISBN: 9781742245461
ISBN: 9780864736338
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, SOUTH AMERICA JACANA MEDIA FEBRUARY
RIGHTS: WORLD X NEW ZEALAND
& CARIBBEAN
VICTORIA UNIVERSITY PRESS FEBRUARY
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES PRESS/
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The Racist’s Guide to the Peo-
ple of South Africa
Simon Kilpatrick
HUMOR, 144 PAGES, 5 X 7
TRADE PAPER, $14.95 (CAN $16.95)
ISBN: 9781920137328
RIGHTS: US, CANADA, AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
JACANA MEDIA FEBRUARY
The Garden of Ideas
Four Centuries of Australian Style
Richard Aitken
GARDENING, 256 PAGES, 9.5 X 12.75
50 COLOR PHOTOS, 50 B & W PHOTOS,
100 COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS,
30 B & W ILLUSTRATIONS, 40 LINE DRAWINGS,
FOUR-COLOR INTERIOR
CLOTH, $58.00 (CAN $63.95)
ISBN: 9780522857504
RIGHTS: US & CANADA
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING/
THE MIEGUNYAH PRESS AVAILABLE
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Publisher Index
Aboriginal Studies Press (085575)
22, 40, 45
Academic Foundation (817188)
21, 24, 40
Anqa Publishing (09534513) 10
ASP - Academic & Scientific Publishers
(905487) 16, 17, 21, 24, 34
Auckland University Press (004641,
0908912, 186940) 32, 39, 40
Awa Press (09582629) 8, 10, 40
Canterbury University Press (1877257,
0908812) 16, 40, 41
Carcanet Press Ltd. (019282, 885635,
185754, 1903039) 6, 18, 37–39
Earnshaw Books (98818667, 98818154,
98817521, 98817621, 98899633,
98817149, 98899874, 98817326,
98819090) 3, 4, 14, 28
Enrich Professional Publishing
(9814298) 21
Exile Editions (155096) 2, 7, 9, 27, 29
Fernwood Publishing Co., Ltd. (155266,
1895686) 11, 12, 20, 41, 42
Fons Vitae (1870196, 1887752,
1872038, 0946621) 19, 33
Fremantle Press (0949206, 186368,
192073, 192106, 1921361) 5
Human Sciences Research Council
(07969) 22, 23, 26
International IDEA (918539, 918909,
918957) 23
Jacana Media (177009, 1919931)
11, 13, 22, 23, 27, 29, 30, 42, 45, 46
John Donald (186232, 1898410,
085976, 184158) 15, 18, 31
Libri Publishing (1907471, 1904750,
0956207) 32
Melbourne University Publishing (0522)
25, 33, 42, 43, 46
Merlin Press (085036, 185425) 24, 43
National Museum of Australia Press
(187694) 14
Nordic Academic Press (9189116,
9185509) 26
Northumbria University Press
(1904794) 16
Nottingham University Press
(1897676) 36
Pan Stanford Publishing (9814241,
9814267) 34–36
IPG – SPRING 2011
Peepal Tree Press Ltd. (0948833,
184523, 1900715) 29, 38
Scribe Publications Pty Ltd. (0908011,
1920769, 1921215) 5, 8, 18, 31, 43, 44
Seren (0907476, 185411) 28, 30, 38
Shepheard-Walwyn (085683) 20
Spinifex Press (1875559, 1876756,
0949823, 0908205) 12, 27
STE Publishers (1919855, 235046)
28, 30, 44
University of Hertfordshire Press
(1902806, 1905313, 28656,
848734) 17, 44
University of New South Wales Press
(1921410, 174223, 086840) 1, 19,
26, 44, 45
Victoria University Press (086743) 31,
39, 45
Title Index
101 Essential Chinese Movies, 3
3D Integration of Integrated Circuits, 35
50 People Who Stuffed Up South
Africa, 23
A
About Canada: Health & Illness, 42
Africa in Focus, 22
Afternoon in Summer, An, 10
Are We Nearly There Yet?, 43
art+soul, 33
Australia’s Remarkable Trees, 42
Australian Book of Atheism, The, 18
Australian Pub, The, 44
B
Belgium and the Monarchy, 16
Best Australian Political
Cartoons 2010, 43
Between Civic and Ethnic, 17
Biomechatronics in Medicine
and Health Care, 36
Bittangabee Tribe, 45
Breaking the Silence: Stories from
the Other(ed) Woman, 27
British Confederate, The, 15
Bullets or Ballots?, 44
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C G
Casino Jack, 2
China Under the Empress Dowager, 4
Class and Gender in British Labour
History, 24
Collected Contraptions, 39
Collected Poems: Ivor Gurney, 37
Confessions of a Faceless Man, 42
Constructing a Democratic
Developmental State in South
Africa, 23
D
Darker Music, A, 5
Dearest Brother, 15
Decentralised Reinforcement Learning
in Markov Games, 34
Deciphering Advertising, Art and
Architecture, 32
Disconnected, 26
Down to Earth, 21
Dub Wise, 38
Dust and Dreams, 45
E Imputed Rights, 20
Economic Reforms and Development
in China Volume 1, 21
Electoral Justice, 23
Electrochemical Nanofabrication, 35
Everything We Hoped For, 31
Exile Book of . . . series, The, 9
Exile Book of Native Canadian Fiction
and Drama, The, 9
Exile Book of Priests, Pastors, Nuns
and Pentecostals, The, 9
F Leaving the Streets, 41
Fire Drill, 30
French Akaroa, 16
From Green to Evergreen Revolution, 40
Title Index
M
Garden of Ideas, The, 46 Magnesium Civilization, The, 34
Gender, Modernity & Indian Delights, 26 Mahabharata in Polyester, 1
Geographer by Declaration, A, 40 Malcolm Fraser, 25
Get That Freak, 12 Man Bites Murdoch, 25
Global Care Work, 26 Men of the North, The, 15
Global Fight for Climate Justice, The, 11 Methanol Fuel Cell Systems, 34
Great Multicultural North, 41 Mining the Future, 22
Group Architects, 32 Missing Women, Missing News, 41
Modern Canadian Poets, 37
H Moonmen, The, 39
Hadley, 28 Mr. Big, 41
Hawke, 25 My Sister Chaos, 12
Health Financing for the Developing
World, 21
N
Honouring the Contract, 45 Nanotechnology in Australia, 35
How India’s Small Towns Live (or Nazarene Gospel Restored, The, 18
Die) Making Sense of Municipal
New Australian Stories 2, 31
Finances, 24
New Model of the Economy, A, 20
Huts, 41
No More Parades, 6
Not for Every Eye, 29
IJK
I’m the One That Know This
Country!, 40 O
On Passion, 33
Intimate War, An, 29 One Law for All?, 22
Islam Dreaming, 19 Out of the Hay and into the Hops, 44
Oxford Poets Anthology 2010, 37
JK
Journey into the Unknown, 28 P
Kite’s Flight, A, 45 Party Thieves, The, 42
Perspectives for a European Security
L Strategy Towards Asia, 24
Last Sky, The, 5 Photographers of the Western Isles, 31
Le Temps des Cerises, 28 Pope and Her Lady, 27
Legacy of Love, A, 41
Looking Back from the Centre, 45
Loved and the Lost, The, 7
Luxury in the Low Countries, 17
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R UV
Racist’s Guide to the People of South Understudies, 38
Africa, The, 46 Unlikely Secret Agent, The, 13
Raptors, 38 Viking DNA, 36
Regional Disparities, Smaller States Village and the World, The, 27
and Statehood for Telangana, 40
Reproduction in Domestic W
Ruminants VII, 36 Waiting and Being, 33
Revelations, 30 Watch Your Fingers!, 43
Revenge of Kali, 30 Weary, 43
Rudd’s Way, 44 What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You
Rumours of a Moral Economy, 20 Stronger, 43
William Armstrong, 16
S Willow Pattern Walkabout, 14
Savage or Civilised?, 45
Scotland’s Methodists, 18 YZ
Seasons in My House and Garden, 43 Yiwarra Kuju, 14
Seven Days of the Heart, The, 10 Zuma’s Bastard, 11
Shah Wali Allah’s Treatises on
Islamic Law, 19
Should I Stay or Should I Go?, 42
Slip Stream, 39
Smoking in Antarctica, 40
So Greek, 44
Song of Our Swampland, The, 29
Speaking Volumes, 8
Sufi Master’s Message, A, 19

T
Thorps in a Changing Landscape, 17
Time to Tell, 44
Torchlight List, The, 8
Treaty of Waitangi Companion, The, 40
Twilight of the Vuvuzelas, 42

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