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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The European Community: A Guide to the Maze This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. European Union: A Guide Through the EC/EU Maze: A Guide Through the Maze (Professional Paperbacks) This book is in very good condition and will be shipped within 24 hours of ordering. The cover may have some limited signs of wear but the pages are clean, intact and the spine remains undamaged. This book has clearly been well maintained and looked after thus far. Money back guarantee if you are not satisfied. See all our books here, order more than 1 book and get discounted shipping. .

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Large Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Edges of front wrapper lightly foxed, 1/4 inch tear on rear wrapper corner. Binding tight and square, pages clean, bright, and unmarked. 1996 Large Softcover. vi, 296 pp. A series of papers originally presented as a short course at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America in Denver, Colorado, October 27, 1996. Includes: The Paleontological Society Papers, a New Series Published by The Paleontological Society; Paleobiology and Biology of Corals: Introduction to Volume; Evolution in Corals; A Molecular Perspective on the Evolution of Scleractinian Corals; Recognizing Species of Late Cenozoic Scleractinia and Their Evolutionary Patterns; Is Morphology a Good Way to Understand the Evolution of Corals?; Origins and Relationships of Paleozoic Coral Groups and the Origin of the Scleractinia; Morphological Variation and Homoplasy: The Challenge of Paleozoic Coral Systematics; Biocrystallization Models and Skeletal Structure of Phanerozoic Corals; The Key Role of Skeletal Microstructure in Recognizing High-Rank Scleractinian Taxa in the Stratigraphical Record; Database Applications in Coral Research; The Utility of the Stable Isotopic Signatures in Coral Skeletons; Instructions for Authors of the Paleontological Society Papers.

Paperback. Condition: Good. The European Community ? A Guide to the Maze (1992) ? Stanley A. Budd & Alun Jones Kogan Page ? ISBN: 9780749403102 ? Condition: Good Euro-bureaucratic, gently worn, from Crappy Old Books Ever looked at the European Community and thought, ?This feels like a labyrinth designed by committee?? Good news: in 1992, two brave souls?Stanley A. Budd and Alun Jones?attempted to map it . The European Community ? A Guide to the Maze is exactly what it says it is: a handbook to help reasonably sane people navigate the gloriously convoluted world of pre-Maastricht European integration. Think of it as a tourist guide to a political theme park where every ride is sponsored by a committee and comes with an acronym. This is from back when it was still the European Community , not yet the full-blown EU we know and argue about today. Simpler times. Well. Marginally. Condition: Good (like a well-used passport, not a pristine treaty draft) When Crappy Old Books says Good , we mean: The cover is intact and attached, not peeling like an unloved directive The spine may show a modest crease or two: evidence of previous efforts to understand how on earth the Council, Commission, and Parliament fit together without exploding All pages present, firmly bound?no missing diagrams, no vanishing explanation of qualified majority voting, no ripped-out section on agricultural policy (tempting though that might have been) Light, respectable wear: slightly softened corners, maybe a faint thumb-smudge or two?proof that this book has survived at least one encounter with a student, civil servant, or very lost journalist No fluorescent highlighter massacres, no passive-aggressive margin notes like ?THIS MAKES NO SENSE,? and no coffee stains shaped like the map of Europe. Just a tidy, Good condition guide with a bit of character. What?s actually in the maze Inside, you?ll find: Diagrams, structures, and explanations of who does what, where, and with whose money Walkthroughs of the main institutions: Commission, Council, Parliament, Court of Justice and the rest of the acronym army Attempts to explain decision-making processes that appear to have been designed by someone who lost a bet with logic Context on policies, treaties, and the overall philosophy of ?ever closer union? back when that phrase was still mostly an aspiration and not a national newspaper panic generator It?s 1992, so expect: References to the Single Market as an exciting future (or terrifying, depending on your politics) A Community of twelve members, not the supersized ?hope you brought a bigger table? version Cheerfully earnest infographics trying to make institutional complexity look fun and approachable It?s the sort of book that tries very hard to reassure you that yes, there is a system, even if it occasionally resembles a filing cabinet falling down a staircase. Why this is brilliant to own now In the post-referendum era, this book doubles as: A historical artefact from the days when people mostly argued about the price of butter and farm subsidies rather than sovereignty on breakfast TV A reminder that Europe was already quite complicated before things got? more so A surprisingly charming introduction to the building blocks that later turned into everyone?s favourite geopolitical talking point It?s ideal if you: Always meant to understand the EC but got distracted sometime around ?Article 100? Enjoy retro policy diagrams and timelines that stop just before everything really kicked off Want to sound unnervingly knowledgeable in pubs when people start sentences with ?The thing about Brussels is?? Why a Good, used copy is peak authenticity A mint, untouched copy of A Guide to the Maze would feel suspiciously like a staged press photo. From Crappy Old Books , this Good copy: Already looks like it?s survived one round of baffled consultation Frees you from the need to handle it like a fragile treaty?flip through it at your desk, fold a corner, leave it open on the table while you fetch more tea Carries the quiet dignity of a veteran reference book: once actually used, not simply shelved under ?aspirations? This is not a coffee-table ornament. It?s a working map of a political labyrinth, preserved from an era of bigger hair, smaller memberships, and very earnest diagrams. Ideal for readers who: Secretly love institutional diagrams and organisational charts Collect political ephemera and mid-90s policy nostalgia Want to understand what on earth everyone was talking about back when ?EC? wasn?t a typo for ?EU? Are writing essays, novels, policies, rants, or stand-up routines involving Brussels and need period-accurate jargon Also suitable for: Recovering politics students Civil servants with a sense of humour Anyone who?s looked at the modern EU and thought, ?Surely it didn?t start this complicated?? (Spoiler: it started quite complicated.) Recommended reading environment Best enjoyed: With a biro and a notebook, even if you?re only pretending to make sense of it On a train, so people can glance over and quietly assume you?re dangerously well-informed In a mood somewhere between ?mildly curious? and ?I can?t believe this was someone?s actual job? Side effects may include: Respect for anyone who can keep all the institutions straight without a flowchart A nostalgic pang for a time when ?the Maastricht Treaty? was peak controversy The urge to explain subsidiarity at parties (please don?t) The official line Title: The European Community ? A Guide to the Maze Authors: Stanley A. Budd & Alun Jones Publisher: Kogan Page (1992) ISBN: 9780749403102 Condition: Good ? lightly used, structurally solid, bureaucratically dense The European Community ? A Guide to the Maze : for when you?d like to stroll calmly into the heart of European bureaucracy armed with a 1992 map, a sense of irony, and a paperback that?s already done at least one tour of duty. Supplied in honestly Good condition by Crappy Old Books , specialists in volumes that make you say, ?Someone wrote all this dow.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 108 pages. Jill Vlasto "A Cambridge Occasion" / Roy Jesson "Una Cosa Rara" / Patricia Howard "Bellipotent v Indomitable (Billy Budd)" / Alexander Goehr talks to Stanley Sadie - Naboth's Vineyard" /Peter Williams"Edinburgh's harpsichord collection" (M13).

Taschenbuch. Condition: Gut. 260 Seiten; Kogan - 3rd. 1989 : Stanley A. Budd / Alun Jones QC - tb PB-9SXY-214O Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 400.

Condition: New. Make Your Own Sails: A Handbook for the Amateur and Professional Sailmaker (Hardback or Cased Book).

Couverture souple. Condition: Très bon. Grand in-8° broché. C est certainement une des plus grandes revues de cinema de la fin du XXeme siecle. La revue Trafic s'est éteinte, après 30 ans d'existence et 120 numéros. Fondée en 1991 par Serge Daney, quelques mois avant sa mort, et Jean-Claude Biette, elle était reconnaissable grâce à sa couverture en papier Kraft et son absence totale d'illustrations. L'omniprésence du texte et la qualité de son comité de rédaction - parmi lesquels Raymond Bellour, Sylvie Pierre, Patrice Rollet ou encore Marcos Uzal qui a rejoint la revue en 2016 - en ont fait une référence en matière de réflexion critique et de pensée sur le cinéma.En plus du comité fixe, la revue est assortie d'un conseil de rédaction, comprenant en 2020 Jacques Bontemps, Leslie Kaplan, Pierre Léon, Jacques Rancière, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Jean Louis Schefer et Marcos Uzal. - - - - Large in-8° paperback. It is certainly one of the greatest film reviews of the end of the 20th century. The magazine Trafic has died out, after 30 years of existence and 120 issues. Founded in 1991 by Serge Daney, a few months before his death, and Jean-Claude Biette, it was recognizable thanks to its Kraft paper cover and its total absence of illustrations. The omnipresence of the text and the quality of its editorial board - including Raymond Bellour, Sylvie Pierre, Patrice Rollet and Marcos Uzal who joined the journal in 2016 - have made it a reference in terms of critical reflection and thought on the cinema. In addition to the fixed committee, the review is accompanied by an editorial board, including in 2020 Jacques Bontemps, Leslie Kaplan, Pierre Léon, Jacques Rancière, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Jean Louis Schefer and Marcos Uzal. - - - - - Rústica grande en 8°. Sin duda es una de las mejores críticas cinematográficas de finales del siglo XX. La revista Trafic se ha extinguido, después de 30 años de existencia y 120 números. Fundado en 1991 por Serge Daney, unos meses antes de su muerte, y Jean-Claude Biette, era reconocible gracias a su cubierta de papel Kraft y su ausencia total de ilustraciones. La omnipresencia del texto y la calidad de su consejo editorial -incluidos Raymond Bellour, Sylvie Pierre, Patrice Rollet y Marcos Uzal que se incorporaron a la revista en 2016- la han convertido en un referente en términos de reflexión crítica y pensamiento sobre el cine. al comité fijo, la revista está acompañada por un consejo editorial, que incluye en 2020 a Jacques Bontemps, Leslie Kaplan, Pierre Léon, Jacques Rancière, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Jean Louis Schefer y Marcos Uzal. SOMMAIRE : - Comparaisons à Cannes par Jonathan Rosenbaum - D'Ouest par Dominique Païni - Secrète liberté par Jacques Aumont - Désordre et contemplation : les films d'Abel Ferrara par Kent Jones - Chris Marker. Quelquefois les images par Bernard Eisenschitz - L'intimité des cornichons par Louis Seguin - Le coeur révélateur par Jean-Louis Leutrat - L'Ambassade par Jean-André Fieschi - Le regard intérieur par Claire Bartoli - La femme du fleuve par Elfriede Jelinek - Les films et la réalité par Virginia Woolf - Crayonné au cinéma par Eric de Kuyper - John Ford par Budd Boetticher - « Voici un cheval » par Bill Krohn - La pensée du cinéma par Stanley Cavell.