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18243 Reviews and Response to "With Justice for None". Through addressing Spence's book, this paper summarizes the first part of his book "Justice for None: What's Wrong" in order to better clarify the issues that invoke a lack of comprehensive justice for all Americans.
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18312 Addressing U.S. Interference in Canadian Government: A Book Review of "Uncle Sam and Us". This paper provides a book review for Steven Clarkson's new text, Uncle Sam and Us: Globalization, Neoconservatism and the Canadian State (University of Toronto Press: 2002).
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18375 A Book Report on A Severed Head by Iris Murdoch. This paper will be a book report on A Severed Head by Iris Murdoch, and will seek to understand the scope of the story and the characters within. By analyzing the general ideas within the book, we can understand the existential philosophies inherent in her work.
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18951 Book Summary. This is a book report on Frank McCourt's Angela's Ashes. Author Frank McCourt's present-tense narrative gives a glimpse of his trouble-ridden childhood years, and through a first person perspective he weaves a real-life yarn of poverty, destitution, the abuses of alcoholism and the torment and anguish associated with it.
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18965 Book Review. This paper is a book report on Dani Rodrik's book Has Globalization Gone Too Far? This well-argued and creative approach to globalization tries to adopt a rational median path between those who zealously support international economic integration and others who fervently condemn it. Rodrik objectively weighs up both the benefits and risks of such global economic integration, and criticizes mainstream economists for downplaying its dangers.
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18978 Living Downstream: Book Summary. This paper is written about Sandra Steingraber's book the Living Downstream. Sandra Steingraber, in the first chapter 'Trace Amounts', shows through a host of statistical data how Illinois, from which substantial agricultural resources in the US are obtained, has been employing increasing amounts of pesticides in its farmlands over the years, which have penetrated the water systems, soil particles and even the air have been shown to cause breast and ovarian cancer in humans.
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18987 Book Review : A Sand County Almanac. This is a book review of Aldo Leopold's work. A close reading of this critically-acclaimed book makes it abundantly clear why Leopold is touted as the father of modern environmental conservation. His thoughts on sustainable development of an ecological consciousness was truly visionary, and most of his ideology still resonates aloud today ----- and this is what has perhaps lent this unique book an enduring popularity.
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