From the uncontrolled chaos of Chicago's infamous Pullman Strike, to the birth of the moving picture, and the bloody carnage of the Spanish-American War

Exploring the career of Seki Hajime (1873-1935), who served as mayor of Osaka, the author traces the roots of social progressivism in pre-war Japan

This pathbreaking work of oral history captures for the first time ever in either Japanese or English - the remarcable story of ordinary Japanese people during World War II.

Chased by a hit-man, a young man returns home from London to a small town in Wales. Reconciliation with his family is alternated with his pursuer’s progress. A long criminal connection is revealed but can he escape the sins of his fathers? This is a tense, tightly written drama that will captivate the reader with fast, gut-wrenching action

This Reader presents an outstanding new antholgy of the writings, poetry and letters of José May one of the most brilliant and impassioned Latin American intellectuals of the 19th century

Report of the Commission on Intellectual Property Rights, Innovation and Public Health. The report provides a resource for the public health community by clarifying the impact of institutions, systems, and policies outside the health sector on intellectual property rights and innovation policy. The report's key message is that because market demand for diagnostics, vaccines and medicines is small and uncertain, the incentive effect of intellectual property rights may be limited or nonexistent

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Following in the footsteps of Alexander the Great and Genghis Khan, Tamerlane was the last and greatest conqueror the world has ever known. In 14 century he blazed through Asia at the head of a ferocious army, razing cities, torturing inhabitants and decapitating enemies and was feared throughout Asia, Africa and Europe