Aarons, Jules (GRS’49) (CAS
research professor of astronomy): Provincetown, 1949–1965:
A Photographic Memoir (Boston Public Library)
Abraham, Carmela R. (MED professor of biochemistry)
and Slot, Franchot: Role of Proteases in the Pathophysiology
of Neurodegenerative Diseases (Kluwer Academic/Plenum
Publishers)
Anderson, David R. (Program manager, Join Together
Program, SPH) et al.: Bringing Victims into Community
Policing (U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community
Oriented Policing)
Anthony, William (SAR professor and executive director,
Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation), Farkas, Marianne
(SAR’81) (SAR research associate professor and
director of training, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation),
Gagne, Cheryl (SAR’90,’02) (SAR senior
training associate, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation),
and Cohen, Mikal: Psychiatric Rehabilitation, 2nd
Edition (Boston University)
Bacevich, Andrew J. (CAS professor of international
relations and director, Center for International Relations):
American Empire: The Realities and Consequences of
U.S. Diplomacy (Harvard University Press)
Baker, Kristin (MED research associate, Arthritis
Center), Lindner, Lawrence, Nelson, Miriam, and Roubenoff,
Ronenn: Strong Women and Men Beat Arthritis (Putnam).
New York Times best-seller.
Basker-Seigel, Mildred (CAS Spanish preceptor): Study
Guide for Gabriel Garciá Márquez’s
El Coronel No Tiene Quien Le Escriba (Thomson Custom
Publishers); and Iglesias, Juan Carlos Fernández
(CAS Spanish preceptor): Custom Exercises for Dozier
and Iguina’s Manual de Gramática (Thomson
Custom Publishers). 2002 Humanities Foundation Award.
Beatty, Jeffrey (SMG associate professor of strategy
and policy) and Samuelson, Susan (SMG associate professor
of strategy and policy): Essentials of Business Law
for a New Century (Thomson Learning) and Legal Environment
for a New Century (Thomson Learning)
Bell, Millicent (CAS professor emerita of English):
Shakespeare’s Tragic Skepticism (Yale University
Press)
Birkerts, Sven (Editor, Agni magazine): My Sky Blue
Trades: Growing Up Counter in a Contrary Time (Viking)
Botsford, Keith (COM professor of journalism): The
Mothers (Toby Press); translator: Sixth Form, by Marcella
Olschki (Toby Press); writing as I. I. Magdalen: Lennie
and Vance and Benji (Toby Press Crime)
Brown, Eric W. (MET lecturer), Burns, John, Sheehan,
Thomas, and Wentworth, Bob: A Gathering of Memories
(Saugus.net/Jostens)
Burns, Chris (Senior staff assistant, MET), Getting,
Anthony, Pinto, Jim, Soesbee, Ree, Vaux, Rob, and
Yates, K. D.: Tales of the Assassin’s Strike
Anthology (Alderac Entertainment Group)
Candee, Richard M. (CAS professor and director of
preservation studies, GRS American and New England
Studies Program): The Artful Life of Thomas P. Moses
(Portsmouth Athenaeum/Peter Ravall)
Cass, Ronald A. (Melville Madison Bigelow Professor
of Law and dean, LAW), Beermann, Jack M. (LAW professor
of law), and Diver, Colin S.: Administrative Law:
Cases and Materials, 4th Edition (Aspen Law &
Business); with Knoll, Michael, eds.: International
Trade Law -- International Library of Essays in Law
and Legal Theory, Second Series (Ashgate Publishing
Co.)
Clapp, Richard (SPH’89) (SPH professor of environmental
health), McCally, Michael, ed.: Life Support: The
Environment and Human Health (MIT Press)
Coffman, Jay (MED’54) (MED professor of medicine)
and Eberhardt, Robert (MED assistant professor of
medicine): Peripheral Arterial Disease (Humana Press)
Colton, Theodore (SPH professor and chairman emeritus
of epidemiology and biostatistics) with Armitage,
Peter, eds.: Biostatistical Genetics and Genetic Epidemiology
(John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.)
Corgan, Michael T. (GRS’91) (CAS associate professor
of international relations and director of undergraduate
studies): Iceland and Its Alliances: Security for
a Small State (Edwin Mellen Press)
Corrin, Jay (GRS’76) (CGS professor and chairman,
division of social science): Catholic Intellectuals
and the Challenge of Democracy (University of Notre
Dame Press)
Cottle, Thomas J. (SED professor of special education):
Intimate Appraisals: The Social Writings of Thomas
J. Cottle (University Press of New England)
Cullinane, Dennis M. (MED assistant professor of surgery
and orthopedics) et al., eds.: Principles of Bone
Biology (Academic Press)
Daverio, John (CFA’75,’77, GRS’83)
(CFA professor of music and chairman of musicology,
CFA and CAS): Crossing Paths: Schubert, Schumann,
Brahms (Oxford University Press)
Degener, Michael (CAS’80) (CAS instructor) with
Der Derian, James, translators: Desert Screen: War
at the Speed of Light (Continuum Books)
Delattre, Edwin J. (SED professor and CAS professor
of philosophy): Character and Cops: Ethics in Policing,
4th Edition (AEI Press)
Delgado, Melvin (SSW professor of social work): New
Frontiers for Youth Development in the Twenty-First
Century: Revitalizing and Broadening Youth Development
(Columbia University Press)
de Quadros, Andre (CFA professor of music, director
ad interim of the school of music, and chairman of
music education), ed.: Pokpok Alimpako (Earthsongs)
DiCocco, John (COM’81) (SMG publications manager):
New England GolfGuide 2003 (GolfGuide Publishing)
Dillon, Carolyn (SSW professor of clinical practice
and chairman of social work): Learning from Mistakes
in Clinical Practice (Wadsworth); and Murphy, B.:
Interviewing in Action: Relationship, Process, and
Change (Brooks/Cole)
Di Perri, Kristin (SED lecturer): Figurative Language
in English Context (Butte Publications); Multiple
Meanings in English Context (Butte Publications);
Visual Verbs: Teaching the State-of-Being (Butte Publications)
Doeringer, Peter B. (CAS professor of economics),
Evans-Klock, Christine, and Terkla, David G.: Start-up
Factories: High-Performance Management, Job Quality,
and Regional Advantage (Oxford University Press)
Eckel, Malcolm David (CAS associate professor of religion):
Buddhism (Oxford University Press)
Eckstein, Susan (CAS professor of sociology) with
Wickham-Crowley, Timothy, eds.: Struggles for Social
Rights in Latin America (Routledge)
Eichenbaum, Howard (UNI professor and CAS professor
of psychology): The Cognitive Neuroscience of Memory:
An Introduction (Oxford University Press)
Elasmar, Michael G. (COM associate professor of mass
communication, advertising, and public relations),
ed.: The Impact of International Television: A Paradigm
Shift (Lawrence Erlbaum and Associates)
El-Baz, Farouk (GRS research professor and director,
Center for Remote Sensing): Wadis of Oman: Atlas of
Satellite Images (Government of Oman)
Emerson, Jocelyn (Assistant director, CAS Honors Program):
Sea Gate (Alice James Books). New York/New England
Award, Alice James Books.
Fredriksen, Paula (William Goodwin Aurelio Professor
of the Appreciation of Scripture) and Reinhartz, Adele:
Jesus, Judaism, and Christian Anti-Judaism: Reading
the New Testament After the Holocaust (Westminster
John Knox Press)
Fromkin, David (CAS professor of international relations
and history, UNI professor, and director, Pardee Center
for the Study of the Longer-Range Future): Kosovo
Crossing: The Reality of American Intervention in
the Balkans (Touchstone Books)
Glenn, Charles L. (SED professor and UNI fellow):
The Myth of the Common School (ICS Press); and De
Groof, Jan: Finding the Right Balance: Freedom, Autonomy,
and Accountability in Education, Volumes 1 and 2 (Lemma)
Goldstein, Erik (CAS professor and chairman of international
relations): The First World War Peace Settlements
(Longmans); with Fry, Michael, and Langhorne, Richard,
eds.: Guide to International Relations and Diplomacy
(Continuum)
Goncalves, Marcus (MET lecturer): The Knowledge Tornado:
Bridging the Corporate Knowledge Gap (Blackhall Publishing)
Grimes, William W. (CAS assistant professor of international
relations) with Schaede, Ulrike, eds.: Japan’s
Managed Globalization: Adapting to the 21st Century
(M. E. Sharpe)
Haakonssen, Knud (CAS professor of philosophy) with
Brookes, Derek, eds.: Thomas Reid, Essays on the Intellectual
Powers of Man (Edinburgh University Press)
Haeri, Shahla (CAS assistant professor of anthropology
and director, Women’s Studies Program): No Shame
for the Sun: Lives of Professional Pakistani Women
(Syracuse University Press)
Hall, Douglas T. (SMG professor of organizational
behavior): Careers in and out of Organizations (Sage)
Hammond, Norman (CAS professor and acting chairman
of archaeology): Az Osi Maja Civilizáció
(A Vámbery Ármin Keleti Szabadeggebem
Kiadása, Hungary)
Hayes, Amy (Head softball coach, Athletics) et al.,
eds.: The High School Softball Player’s Guide
to College Recruiting (College Bound Sports, Inc.)
Haynes, Kenneth (CAS assistant professor of classical
studies and assistant director, Editorial Institute)
with Young, Julian, translators: Off the Beaten Track
(Cambridge University Press)
Hect, Neil S. (LAW professor of law and director,
Institute of Jewish Law): Controversy and Dialogue
in the Halakhic Sources, Volume 3 (Hebrew University
of Jerusalem)
Henderson, Jeffrey (CAS professor of classical studies
and dean of Arts and Sciences), translator: Aristophanes,
Volume IV (Harvard University Press). Goodwin Award,
American Philological Association.
Hill, Geoffrey (UNI professor, CAS professor of literature
and religion, and codirector, Editorial Institute):
The Orchards of Syon (Counterpoint Press)
Hoffman, Andrew (SMG assistant professor of organizational
behavior) with Ventresca, Marc, eds.: Organizations,
Policy and the Natural Environment: Institutional
and Strategic Perspectives (Stanford University Press)
Hofman, Stefan G. (CAS assistant professor of psychology)
with Tompson, Martha C. (CAS assistant professor of
psychology), eds.: Treating Chronic and Severe Mental
Disorders: A Handbook of Empirically Supported Interventions
(Guilford Press)
Honig, Lucy (SPH associate professor of international
health): Open Season: Stories (Scala House Publishers)
Hosaka, Toshio (MED biochemistry research associate):
Glucose Transporter (Nippon Rinsho)
Howe, Michael (ENG professor of aerospace and mechanical
engineering): Theory of Vortex Sound (Cambridge University
Press)
Hylton, Keith N. (LAW professor of law): Antitrust
Law: Economic Theory and Common Law Evolution (Cambridge
University Press)
Jeay, Sebastien (MED postdoctoral biochemistry fellow)
and Yu-Lee, Li-yua: Hormone Signaling (Kluwer Academic
Publishers)
Jin, Ha (GRS’94) (CAS professor of creative
writing): The Crazed (Pantheon)
Johnson, Art (SED visiting assistant professor), Boswell,
Laurie, and Evans, Richard: After School Achievers
Math Club Grade 6; Grade 7; Grade 8 (Houghton Mifflin);
and Bass, Laurie: Geometry (Prentice Hall)
Kambil, Ajit (SMG adjunct professor) and Van Heck,
Eric: Making Markets: How Firms Can Design and Profit
From Online Auctions and Exchanges (Harvard Business
School Press)
Kestenbaum, Victor (CAS associate professor of philosophy
and SED associate professor of education): The Grace
and the Severity of the Ideal: John Dewey and the
Transcendent (University of Chicago Press)
Kibria, Nazli (CAS associate professor of sociology):
Becoming Asian American: Second-Generation Chinese
and Korean American Identities (Johns Hopkins University
Press)
Kleiner, Fred S. (CAS professor of art history and
archaeology) and Mamiya, Christin J.: Art Through
the Ages: The Western Perspective (Wadsworth)
Kopp, David (CFA associate professor of music): Chromatic
Transformations in Nineteenth-Century Music (Cambridge
University Press)
Korom, Frank J. (CAS assistant professor of religion
and anthropology): Hosay Trinidad: Muharram Performances
in an Indo-Caribbean Diaspora (University of Pennsylvania
Press)
Kraft, Erik P. (Analyst/consultant, CAS): Lenny and
Mel (Simon & Schuster)
Lahav, Pnina (LAW professor of law) with Harris, Ron,
Kedar, Alexandre, and Likhovski, Assaf, eds.: The
History of Law in a Multi-Cultural Society: Israel
1917–1967 (Ashgate/Dartmouth)
Leckey, Andrew (COM visiting professor of business
and economics journalism) with Auletta, Ken, eds.:
The Best Business Stories of the Year: 2002 Edition
(Random House Publishing)
Lengel, James G. (COM assistant professor of mass
communication, advertising, and public relations):
Web Wizard’s Guide to Shockwave (Addison-Wesley)
Leonard, Gerald (LAW associate professor of law):
The Invention of Party Politics: Federalism, Popular
Sovereignty, and Constitutional
Development in Jacksonian Illinois (University of
North Carolina Press)
Lepore, Jill (CAS associate professor of history):
A Is for American: Letters and Other Characters in
the Newly United States (Alfred A. Knopf)
Leventhal, Fred M. (CAS professor of history), ed.:
Twentieth-Century Britain: An Encyclopedia (Peter
Lang Publishing)
Loscalzo, Joseph (Wade Professor and chairman of medicine,
MED), Awtry, Eric (MED instructor), Gururaj, A., Maytin,
M., Tsang, M., and Zachariah, B.: Blueprints in Cardiology
(Blackwell Publishing); with Sasahara, Arthur, eds.:
New Therapeutic Agents in Thrombosis and Thrombolysis
(Marcel Dekker); with Schafer, Andrew, eds.: Thrombosis
and Hemorrhage (Williams & Wilkins)
Loury, Glenn C. (UNI professor, CAS professor of economics,
and director of the Institute on Race and Social Division):
The Anatomy of Racial Inequality (Harvard University
Press)
Mann, Madalyn L. (SDM’76) (SDM associate professor
and director, Extramural Programs), Gluck, George
M., and Morganstein, Warren M., eds.: Jong’s
Community Dental Health (Mosby)
Markson, Elizabeth W. (Associate director, Gerontology
Center and CAS adjunct professor of sociology): Social
Gerontology Today (Roxbury Publishing Co.)
Mellor, David (MET’02) (MET instructor), Chang,
Dan, Poole, John, and Tolbert, Doug: Common Warehouse
Metamodel: An Introduction to the Standard for Data
Warehouse Integration and Common Warehouse Metamodel
Developers Guide (Wiley)
Mendelsohn, Ezra (CAS professor of history): Painting
a People: Maurycy Gottlieb and Jewish Art (Brandeis
University Press)
Mizruchi, Susan (CAS professor of English): The Science
of Sacrifice: American Literature and Modern Social
Theory (Princeton University Press, Electronic Books)
Montano, Monty (MED assistant professor of medicine),
Essex, Kanki, and Mboup, Tlou, et al.: AIDS in Africa,
2nd Edition (Lippincott)
Moore, Thomas J. (MED professor of medicine, endocrinology,
diabetes and nutrition) et al.: The DASH Diet for
Hypertension: Lower Your Blood Pressure in 14 Days
-- Without Drugs (The Free Press)
Moyes, Norman B. (COM associate professor of journalism):
American Combat Photography from the Civil War to
the Gulf War (Metro Books)
Neville, Robert Cummings (STH professor of theology
and dean and CAS professor of philosophy and religion):
Religion in Late Modernity (State University of New
York Press)
Nolan, Cathal J. (CAS associate professor of history
and executive director, International History Institute):
Greenwood Encyclopedia of International Relations,
4 Volumes (Greenwood)
Nugent, Matthew (MED associate professor of biochemistry):
The Mystery of the Sinking Sand (CBI Press)
O’Rourke, Maureen (LAW professor of law and
associate dean for administration), Cohen, Julie,
Loren, Lydia, and Okediji, Ruth: Copyright in a Global
Information Economy (Aspen Law & Business)
Payne, Bertram (MED professor of anatomy and neurobiology)
with Peters, Alan (Waterhouse Professor of Anatomy
and Neurobiology, MED), eds.: The CAT Primary Visual
Cortex (Academic/Harcourt/Elsevier)
Pinsky, Robert (CAS professor of English and creative
writing): Democracy, Culture and the Voice of Poetry
(Princeton University Press); and Dietz, Maggie (GRS’97):
Poems to Read (W. W. Norton)
Poister, Geoffrey (COM assistant professor of film
and television): A Cross-Cultural Study of Family
Photographs in India, China, Japan and the United
States (Edwin Mellen Press)
Post, James E. (SMG professor of strategy and policy),
Preston, Lee, and Sachs, Sybille: Redefining the Corporation:
Stakeholder Management and Organizational Wealth (Stanford
University Press)
Previato, Emma (CAS professor of mathematics), ed.:
Dictionary of Applied Mathematics for Engineers and
Scientists (CRC Press)
Primack, Richard B. (CAS professor of biology): Essentials
of Conservation Biology, 3rd Edition (Sinauer Associates);
and Ioja, C., Patroescu, M., and Rozylowicz, L.: Conservarea
Diversitatii Biologice (Editura Technica, Romania);
and Ros, J.: Introduction a la Biologica de la Conservacion
(Ariel Ciencias, Spain); with Korzun, L. P., and Smurov,
A. V., eds.: Osnovi sokhranenia bioraznoobrazia (NUMC
Publishing House)
Redford, Bruce (UNI professor): Designing the “Life
of Johnson”: The Lyell Lectures, 2001–2002
(Oxford University Press)
Reese, T. David (Director, Shields Tower) and Clamp,
Christina: Faith-Based Community Economic Development:
Principles and Practices (Federal Reserve Bank of
Boston)
Ress, Laura (CAS Writing Program preceptor): Tender
Consciousness: Sentimental Sensibility in the Emerging
Artist -- Sterne, Yeats, Joyce, and Proust (Peter
Lang)
Ricks, Christopher (William M. and Sara B. Warren
Professor of the Humanities and codirector, Editorial
Institute): Allusion to the Poets (Oxford University
Press); ed.: Selected Poems of James Henry (Handsel
Books); Reviewery (Handsel Books). Finalist, National
Book Critics Circle Award.
Riquelme, John Paul (CAS professor of English), ed.:
Dracula (by Bram Stoker): Complete Authoritative Text
with Biographical, Historical, and Cultural Contexts,
Critical History, and Essays from Contemporary Critical
Perspectives (Bedford/St. Martin’s)
Robert, Dana L. (STH professor of instruction), ed.:
Gospel Bearers, Gender Barriers: Missionary Women
in the Twentieth Century (Orbis)
Romagnoli, G. Franco (MET adjunct professor of culinary
arts): A Thousand Bells at Noon: A Roman’s Guide
to the Secrets and Pleasures of His Native City (Steerforth
Press)
Rosen, Stanley (Borden Parker Bowne Professor of Philosophy
and UNI professor): The Elusiveness of the Ordinary
(Yale University Press)
Rossell, Christine H. (CAS professor of political
science) with Armor, David J., and Walberg, Herbert
J., eds.: School Desegregation in the 21st Century
(Praeger)
Rothman, Kenneth J. (SPH professor of epidemiology):
Epidemiology: An Introduction (Oxford University Press)
Runnels, Curtis (CAS professor of archaeology): The
Archaeology of Heinrich Schliemann: An Annotated Bibliographic
Handlist (Archaeological Institute of America)
Schmidt, James (CAS professor of political science
and history), ed.: Moses Mendelssohn: The First English
Biography and Translations (Thoemmes Press)
Schmidt, Vivien (Jean Monnet Professor of European
Integration): The Futures of European Capitalism (Oxford
University Press)
Shapiro, Daniel (MED associate professor of medicine,
pathology and laboratory medicine): Cases in Medical
Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (American Society
for Microbiology Press)
Shell, Ellen Ruppel (COM associate professor of journalism
and codirector, Knight Center for Science and Medical
Journalism): The Hungry Gene: The Science of Fat and
the Future of Thin (Grove/Atlantic Monthly Press)
Siemon, James (CAS professor of English): Word Against
Word: Shakespearean Utterance (University of Massachusetts
Press)
Sloane, Ethan (CFA professor of music), ed.: Collected
Chamber Music for Clarinet (Southern Music Company)
Soydan, Anne Sullivan (SAR’87,’99) (SAR
assistant professor of rehabilitation sciences) with
Furlong-Norman, Kathleen (SAR project director, resource
information service, Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation),
Mowbray, Carol T., and Strauch-Brown, Karen, eds.:
Supported Education: Models and Methods (International
Association of Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services)
Spaniol, LeRoy (SAR adjunct professor of rehabilitation
counseling) and Pita, Diane Doyle: A Comprehensive
Guide for Integrated Treatment of People with Co-Occurring
Disorders (Boston University)
Spence, Harlan E. (CAS’83) (CAS associate professor
and chairman of astronomy): Advances in Global Magnetospheric
Structure, Dynamics, and Region Coupling (Pergamon
Press, Elsevier Science Ltd.)
Stanley, H. Eugene (CAS professor of physics and director,
Center for Polymer Studies) et al., eds.: Biological
Systems Under Extreme Conditions: Structure and Function
(Springer-Verlag); et al., eds.: New Kinds of Phase
Transitions: Transformations in Disordered Substances
(Proc. NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Volga River)
(Kluwer); et al., eds.: Scaling and Disordered Systems:
Workshop Honoring Antonio Coniglio on His 60th Birthday
(Word-Scientific Publishers)
Steketee, Gail (SSW professor of social work) with
Frost, Randy O., eds.: Cognitive Approaches to Obsessions
and Compulsions: Theory, Assessment, and Treatment
(Guilford)
Stern, Edward M. (LAW’72) (CAS assistant dean
for prelaw advising) and Wilson, Gerald L.: Law School
Lists, 2002-2003 Edition (Kaplan, Inc.)
Stoehr, Kevin L. (GRS’97) (CGS assistant professor
of humanities and rhetoric) and Geoghegan, William
D.: Jung’s Psychology as a Spiritual Practice
and Way of Life (University Press of America); ed.:
Film and Knowledge: Essays on the Integration of Images
and Ideas (McFarland & Co.)
Stone, John (CAS professor of sociology) with Rutledge,
Dennis, eds.: Race and Ethnicity: Comparative and
Theoretical Approaches (Blackwell)
Strahler, Alan (CAS professor of geography) and Strahler,
Arthur: Introducing Physical Geography, 3rd Edition
(John Wiley & Sons)
Sullivan, John D. (MET assistant professor of administrative
sciences): Managed Care (1st Books Library)
Swartz, Merlin (CAS professor of religion): A Medieval
Critique of Anthropomorphism: Ibn al-Jawzi’s
‘Kitab Akhbar as-Sifat’ (E. J. Brill)
Teele, James (CAS professor of sociology), ed.: E.
Franklin Frazier and Black Bourgeoisie (University
of Missouri Press)
Tello, Richard (MED professor of radiology), Major,
N., and Pitman, A.: Core Review of Radiology (Saunders)
Vaughn, Deborah (MED associate professor of medicine,
anatomy and neurobiology): A Learning System in Histology
(Oxford University Press)
Vogelsang, Ingo (CAS professor of economics): Die
Zukunft der Entgeltregulierung im Deutschen Telekommunikationssektor
(Verlag C. H. Beck); Koenig, C., Kühling, J.,
Loetz, S., and Newmann, A.: Funktionsfähiger
Wettbewerb auf den Telekommunikationsmärkten
(Verlag Recht und Wirtschaft); with Cave, Martin and
Majumdar, Sumit, eds.: Handbook of Telecommunication
Economics (North Holland/Elsevier)
Weitberg, Alan B. (MED professor of medicine), ed.:
Cancer of the Lung: From Molecular Biology to Treatment
Guidelines (Humana Press)
Whitaker, Albert Keith (CAS’93, GRS’93)
(CAS visiting professor), ed.: Aristotle’s Nicomachean
Ethics (Focus Press); ed.: Hegel’s Philosophy
of Right (Focus Press)
White, Jenny B. (CAS associate professor of anthropology):
Islamist Mobilization in Turkey: A Study in Vernacular
Politics (University of Washington Press)
White, Merry Isaacs (CAS professor of anthropology):
Perfectly Japanese: Making Family in an Era of Upheaval
(University of California Press)
Widmaier, Eric P. (CAS professor of biology): The
Stuff of Life: Profiles of the Molecules That Make
Us Tick (Times Books/Henry Holt)
Wiesel, Elie (Hon.’74) (Andrew W. Mellon Professor
in the Humanities and UNI professor): After the Darkness
(Schocken Books); Le temps des déracinés
(Seuil); The Judges (Alfred A. Knopf) Wolfteich, Claire
E. (STH assistant professor of theology): Navigating
New Terrain: Work and Women’s Spiritual Lives
(Paulist Press)
Wyszynski, Diego F. (MED assistant professor of medicine,
epidemiology), ed.: Cleft Lip and Palate: From Origin
to Treatment (Oxford University Press)
Zagorsky, Jay (GRS’92) (SMG adjunct assistant
professor): Business Information: Finding and Using
Data in the Digital Age (McGraw-Hill)
Zank, Michael (CAS associate professor of religion):
Leo Strauss: The Early Writings (1921–1932)
(SUNY Press)
Zell, Michael (CAS associate professor of art history):
Reframing Rembrandt: Jews and the Christian Image
in Seventeenth-Century Amsterdam (University of California
Press); with Chong, Alan, eds.: Rethinking Rembrandt
(Waanders)
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