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Now in paperback: acclaimed author Lucy Sante's "eye-opening tale of the greed and corruption but also diplomacy and ingenuity" (The Washington Post) involved in the creation of the upstate reservoir system that makes New York City's existence possible - but irreparably altered rural ecosystems and communities.

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Using an innovative methodological approach, Conditions of Accessexamines how novels circulate globally through the trade in publishing rights, introduces a model by which to trade these rights and assess threats, and using Australia as a case study, provides a new account of how one nation's literature arrives onthe international stage.

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Electric wind offers an innovative history of modern Britain, told through the pursuit of wind energy.

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Electric wind offers an innovative history of modern Britain, told through the pursuit of wind energy.

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When people develop technologies to distribute music, records act like it will destroy music. This book shows these narratives are about reconfiguring power.

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Musicians on Twitch: Creativity, Challenges, and the Reality Behind Live Streaming examines the lives of musicians navigating Twitch's attention-driven ecosystem. Through interviews and observations, it reveals the tensions between creativity, financial stability, and well-being, offering critical insights into the intersection of music.

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This edited volume provides extensive coverage of the extraction of underwater minerals, ranging from lakes, rivers, continental shelves of coastal states, and the deep ocean. The volume features interdisciplinary contributions on topics relating to the science, environment, technology, politics, and law and governance of underwater mining.

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A fascinating, illustrated guide that introduces some of Australia's highest mountains.

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Immediate, intimate, portable and inexpensive, radio is the most pervasive medium in Australia. Changing Stations is the first full-scale, national history of commercial radio in Australia, from the experiments and schemes of the 1920s through to the eve of the introduction of digital radio in 2009.

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This biography of David Syme, a powerful man of many parts, seeks to go behind the legend and round out the story of his life - primarily as press 'baron' but also as theorist and author, financier, farmer, property developer and, not least, family man. Elizabeth Morrison is a historian of nineteenth-century Australian print culture

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Dhuuluu-Yala is a Wiradjuri phrase meaning to talk straight. The history of defining Aboriginality in Australia and the experience of being Aboriginal have both impacted on the production of Aboriginal writing. This title focuses on these twin themes.

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This revised edition of Newspaper Feature Writing is at the cutting edge of the revolution. It has three main aims: to maintain and enhance the systematic approach to feature writing pioneered in the earlier editions; to help lecturers integrate CAR into their courses; and to give working journalists some instruction in CAR.

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An insightful and timely analysis of how global economic restructuring will impact workers' struggles in the US.

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Honors not only those workers who died doing their jobs on September 11, but also the ones that soldiered through on that day and in the aftermath, tirelessly piecing back together the fragments of a shattered industry - and indeed a critical social and economic force - while putting aside their own fears and grief.

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Aimed at the interests and vocabularies of junior high and high school students. Here, each chapter defines a concept, illustrates it with examples of films, and challenges its readers with creative writing, analytical, and discussion exercises.

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