Levine (emeritus political science, Colgate U. and political science, Rutgers U.) was a lobbyist for a large corporation during the 92nd and 93rd congresses. He describes the profession from such pers
Kerber (anthropology, Native American studies, and archaeological collections, Colgate U.) compiles 24 recent articles on Iroquoian archaeology, written mostly from the 1990s on and drawn from regiona
Every time Levine (sociology, Colgate U.) teaches a course on social inequality, she changes the syllabus, but always includes selections from classic statements, which required reserving many tomes i
This volume, based on a yearlong series of events sponsored by Colgate University's Center for Ethics and World Societies, analyzes civil society and corruption from several perspectives and in severa
Rather than treading the trendy path of quantum physic's interface with Eastern mysticism, a Colgate U. physics professor explores its relation to Platonic/Neoplatonic thought and Whitehead's process
Hayes, professor and chair of the Department of Political Science at Colgate University, offers a vigorous defense of incrementalism, the theory that the policymaking process should involve bargaining
Drawing on his reading of tens of thousands of articles in the New York Times, Vecsey (humanities and religion, Colgate College) offers thorough analysis of the coverage of religion. He begins with di
Everyone thought Eric Ryan and Adam Lowry were crazy to start Method, a new cleaning products company. The category had long been dominated by P&G, Unilever, and Colgate-Palmolive. Those giants had s
"Hidden Intercourse is a book that turns people's heads around, so that they can never think of sex the same way again."---Joscelyn Godwin, Colgate University"A collection of essays addressing a doubl
Garland (classics, Colgate U., New York) offers an initial foray of disability studies into the classical world, leaving for later studies such dimensions as mental incapacity, age as a cause of incre
As Jacobs (Colgate U.) describes Aristotle's questions about such topics as nature and teleology, perception and cognition, happiness and rational activity, the link between virtue and pleasure, and h
Filling a gap in the study of British women's groups, Douglas (visiting, history, Colgate U.) presents a case study of what historians have tended to regard as an oxymoron: right-wing feminism. The pe
The learn-to-sail book for when you are in a hurry to gain your sea legsAt the Offshore Sailing School, the Colgates havetaught more than 100,000 adults how to sail. Now theyare making their proven in
Professor of Music at Colgate University and a widely respected musicologist, Godwin traces the history of the idea, held since ancient times, that the whole cosmos, with its circling planets and sta
When it comes to customer satisfaction, consistency is king—not the customer.While it’s been proven that customer satisfaction can greatly impact many financial aspects of a business—from cash flow to
Richards (English, Colgate U.) conducts a significant critique of African American literature and literary studies at the opening of the twenty-first century though a number of essays, basically comin
Carter (philosophy and religion, Colgate U.) presents evidence from the Buddhist traditions of Sri Lanka to illuminate notions of ethical living and faith, the religious life, the view of the world, t
This volume contains 14 essays, some based on presentations from “The Black and Blue Danube Symposium,” held at Colgate U. in New York in March 2013, that use the Danube River as a means to explore th
National Identity in Africa: Peace, Democracy, and Everyday National Narratives helps explain what drives national belonging in sub-Saharan African states, arguing that divergent political developments between countries provide the basis for national imaginings.
An intimate and original look at the lives of Nevada’s legal sex workers through the voices of current and former employees, brothel owners, madams, and local law enforcement The sta
An intimate and original look at the lives of Nevada’s legal sex workers through the voices of current and former employees, brothel owners, madams, and local law enforcement The sta
