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Hardcover. Condition: Like New. Dust Jacket Condition: Like New. 1st Published by Verso: 1998. 84 pp. Clean, fresh, sharp copy and dust jacket with very little shelf wear. Synopsis: Welcome to the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Five days and six nights of rarefied discussion attended by at least 2,000 gratifyingly important people from 150 countries, with heads of state, finance ministers, policy intellectuals, Nobel Prize-winning physicists, corporate executives as thick upon the ground as pine needles. Among the 1998 notables: Bill Gates, George Soros, Newt Gingrich, and Helmut Kohl (who, in his opening remarks, informs his audience that the euro is coming and they'd better get used to it, citing the leadership example of his mother, a marvelous woman, as wise as she was strong-minded, who taught her children to eat the meals placed in front of them on the kitchen table without sniveling objection). Your guide to this congregation of the international plutocracy is Harper's editor Lewis Lapham, and although he occasionally finds himself at a loss to know which late-afternoon briefings to attend, the one about El Niño or the one about robots, he manages to put the hype surrounding the global economy into a darkly humorous perspective worthy of comparison to Mark Twain's 'The Innocents Abroad.' In addition to his itinerary during the 1998 Davos summit, Lapham also provides an account of a later economic conference held in New York, which also serves as a recap of the extremely volatile year, and a dictionary of received ideas wherein we learn, to pick one example, that bureaucrats are 'Enemies of Free Enterprise'. No bureaucrat knows what it means to meet a payroll or take a risk. Europe has too many of them. Lapham, a writer known for his not always flattering portraits of America's possessing classes, was among the quorum of journalists in attendance for the 27th annual meeting (1998). Attentive to the program of scheduled events, he encountered finance minister and professor of economics gazing into the glass of the future and seeing little except their own reflections. After five days at Davos, he understood that the masters of markets and captains of commercial empire knew as little about the likely movements of the global economy as the waiters plying them with plum brandy and cheese fondue. Read it and weep for the have-nots. Mark Moskin Design, NYC (Jacket); The Wetterhorn by Albert Bierstadt (Front Jacket Painting) (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. Dust Jacket Condition: Brand New. 1st Published by Verso: 1998. 84 pp. Brand new, wrapped, unopened, flawless, untouched copy and dust jacket, still in plasic wrapper (foil). Likely first edition! Synopsis: Welcome to the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Five days and six nights of rarefied discussion attended by at least 2,000 gratifyingly important people from 150 countries, with heads of state, finance ministers, policy intellectuals, Nobel Prize-winning physicists, corporate executives as thick upon the ground as pine needles. Among the 1998 notables: Bill Gates, George Soros, Newt Gingrich, and Helmut Kohl (who, in his opening remarks, informs his audience that the euro is coming and they'd better get used to it, citing the leadership example of his mother, a marvelous woman, as wise as she was strong-minded, who taught her children to eat the meals placed in front of them on the kitchen table without sniveling objection). Your guide to this congregation of the international plutocracy is Harper's editor Lewis Lapham, and although he occasionally finds himself at a loss to know which late-afternoon briefings to attend, the one about El Niño or the one about robots, he manages to put the hype surrounding the global economy into a darkly humorous perspective worthy of comparison to Mark Twain's 'The Innocents Abroad.' In addition to his itinerary during the 1998 Davos summit, Lapham also provides an account of a later economic conference held in New York, which also serves as a recap of the extremely volatile year, and a dictionary of received ideas wherein we learn, to pick one example, that bureaucrats are 'Enemies of Free Enterprise'. No bureaucrat knows what it means to meet a payroll or take a risk. Europe has too many of them. Lapham, a writer known for his not always flattering portraits of America's possessing classes, was among the quorum of journalists in attendance for the 27th annual meeting (1998). Attentive to the program of scheduled events, he encountered finance minister and professor of economics gazing into the glass of the future and seeing little except their own reflections. After five days at Davos, he understood that the masters of markets and captains of commercial empire knew as little about the likely movements of the global economy as the waiters plying them with plum brandy and cheese fondue. Read it and weep for the have-nots. Mark Moskin Design, NYC (Jacket); The Wetterhorn by Albert Bierstadt (Front Jacket Painting) (illustrator). …

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. Dust Jacket Condition: Brand New. 1st Published by Verso: 1998. 84 pp. Brand new, wrapped, unopened, flawless, untouched copy and dust jacket, still in plasic wrapper (foil). Likely first edition! Synopsis: Welcome to the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Five days and six nights of rarefied discussion attended by at least 2,000 gratifyingly important people from 150 countries, with heads of state, finance ministers, policy intellectuals, Nobel Prize-winning physicists, corporate executives as thick upon the ground as pine needles. Among the 1998 notables: Bill Gates, George Soros, Newt Gingrich, and Helmut Kohl (who, in his opening remarks, informs his audience that the euro is coming and they'd better get used to it, citing the leadership example of his mother, a marvelous woman, as wise as she was strong-minded, who taught her children to eat the meals placed in front of them on the kitchen table without sniveling objection). Your guide to this congregation of the international plutocracy is Harper's editor Lewis Lapham, and although he occasionally finds himself at a loss to know which late-afternoon briefings to attend, the one about El Niño or the one about robots, he manages to put the hype surrounding the global economy into a darkly humorous perspective worthy of comparison to Mark Twain's 'The Innocents Abroad.' In addition to his itinerary during the 1998 Davos summit, Lapham also provides an account of a later economic conference held in New York, which also serves as a recap of the extremely volatile year, and a dictionary of received ideas wherein we learn, to pick one example, that bureaucrats are 'Enemies of Free Enterprise'. No bureaucrat knows what it means to meet a payroll or take a risk. Europe has too many of them. Lapham, a writer known for his not always flattering portraits of America's possessing classes, was among the quorum of journalists in attendance for the 27th annual meeting (1998). Attentive to the program of scheduled events, he encountered finance minister and professor of economics gazing into the glass of the future and seeing little except their own reflections. After five days at Davos, he understood that the masters of markets and captains of commercial empire knew as little about the likely movements of the global economy as the waiters plying them with plum brandy and cheese fondue. Read it and weep for the have-nots. Mark Moskin Design, NYC (Jacket); The Wetterhorn by Albert Bierstadt (Front Jacket Painting) (illustrator). …

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Condition: Normal. GRANDES BIOGRAFIAS-Rueda. Madrid 1999 24,5 x 17,5 cm., 200 pag. Tapa dura; magnifico estado de conservacion. BIOGRAFIAS-MEMORIAS . Ejemplares disponibles: 1 Normal.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condition: Bien. C124. John Wiley & Sons - 500pp (H) Ilustrado a color. In.

Revue " L'Hebdomadaire illustré du monde du travail " , numéro 16, 16 Avril 1921, format 21x30,5cm , nombreuses illustrations in et hors-texte, bon état. Sommaire : Ceux de l'autre guerre par Joseph Paul-Boncour, L'Offre de paix séparée avec l'Autriche par Armand Charpentier, L'Or par Albert Lion, Comment on exploite un filon aurifère : les chercheurs d'or font-ils fortune ? par Victor Forbin, Ô ma Bretagne ! . par Allain, Goya par Ethel Mac Singh, La résurrection du Dr Valbel, grand roman d'anticipations sociales ( 17) par Lucien Deslinières et Marc-Py ( illustrations de Jean Clar), Dans l'Afrique du Sud par Paul Louis , La grande roue par René Buzelin & Victor Vallier ( chanson+dessin), etc. …

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25x18. Encuadernación editorial 200 pgs. (J8340).

Condition: Very Good. 25 x 18 cm., 199 pag. CONSULTE LAS CONDICIONES DE LA LIBRERÍA. Ilustrado. Tapa dura ilustrada, muy buen estado de conservacion.

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good+. Navy cover is lightly bumped at corners otherwise pristine. Boards and spine are straight. Binding is tight. Pages are clean and pristine. Publisher's signed letters laid-in indicating this is an advance review copy. Dust jacket has light shelf rubbing but clean, bright, and very good+. DJ protected by a brand new, clear, acid-free mylar cover. We add mylar covers to all books with DJs to preserve the DJs and add luster to magnify their beauty. (If pictured, shown without the mylar cover for an accurate representation of dust jacket. ); World Scientific Robotics And Intelligent Systems.…

Broché. Condition: Très bon Etat. 1 des 30 exemplaires sur Lana. Non coupé.

TAPA BLANDA CON SOLAPA. Condition: COMO NUEVO. CASTELLANO SALVAT. Uderzo, Albert; Etiene, David; Fenech, Philippe; Rudy (illustrator).

TAPA BLANDA CON SOLAPA. Condition: COMO NUEVO. CASTELLANO SALVAT. Uderzo, Albert; Etiene, David; Fenech, Philippe; Rudy (illustrator).

TAPA BLANDA CON SOLAPA. Condition: COMO NUEVO. CASTELLANO SALVAT. Uderzo, Albert; Etiene, David; Fenech, Philippe; Rudy (illustrator).

TAPA BLANDA CON SOLAPA. Condition: COMO NUEVO. CASTELLANO SALVAT. Uderzo, Albert; Etiene, David; Fenech, Philippe; Rudy (illustrator).