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Powell's Books Wholesale Backlist Catalogue: May, 2012 POWELL'S BOOKS WHOLESALE BACKLIST CATALOGUE: MAY, 2012 POWELL'S BOOKS WHOLESALE Date: 3429 West 47th Street Cust #: Chicago, IL 60632 Phone: (773) 247-1111 Phone #: Fax: (773) 247-1114 [email protected] Cust P.O.: Email: Bill To: Ship To: Authorized By: Ship Instruct: Terms: First order pro forma; net 30 days for established accounts. For UPS, please specify ____ residential ____ commercial (Additional charges Minimum Order: $100.00 list filled order to qualify for 50% discount. for rerouting or residential delivery will be billed to customer). All Books Non-Returnable Shipping Methods: Powell’s will ship prepaid and invoice freight charges at cost via the cheapest method (UPS, FedEx, common carrier, etc.) unless otherwise instructed. We do not ship USPS. Canadian and overseas booksellers: contact us to arrange shipping. Some titles we are unable to export. Jacketless hardbound books are noted under "format" as NDJ. M = Marked (H) = HURT (10000-63553) Africa Book # Qty Title ISBN Cond/Format Author Publisher Year Pub $ List $ 19706 Women of Fire and Spirit: History, Faith, 0195097904 NDJ Cynthia Fatton Oxford University 1996 50.00 7.98 and Gender in Roho Religion in Western Press. Kenya (NoDJ). 45991 Transition 95: Lights! Jungle! Action! 1932360212 (H) PB Soft Skull. 2003 9.95 3.98 46579 Place in the Sun: Africa in Italian Colonial 0520232348 PB ed. Patrizia Palumbo California. 2003 25.95 4.98 Culture from Post-Unification to the Present. 47338 Hausaland Tales from the Nigerian 0208025235 HB Gavin McIntosh Linnet. 2002 22.50 4.98 Marketplace. 48119 Honour in African History. 0521546850 (M) PB John Iliffe Cambridge. 2004 30.99 7.98 50434 Murder at Morija: Faith, Mystery, & 0813925290 PB Tim Couzens Virginia. 2005 25.00 4.98 Tragedy on an African Mission. 50532 El Dorado in West Africa: The Gold-Mining 0821411985 PB Raymond E. Dumett Ohio. 1998 24.95 4.98 Frontier African Labor, & Colonial Capitalism in the Gold Coast, 1875-1900. 50538 Islands of Intensive Agriculture in Eastern 0821415611 HB ed. Mats Widgren & Ohio. 2004 44.95 4.98 Africa. John E.G. Sutton 52476 Christian Missionaries & the State in the 0821414267 PB ed. Holger Bernt Ohio. 2002 22.95 4.98 Third World. Hansen & Michael Twaddle 52477 Civil Disorder is the Disease of Ibadan: 0821414518 PB Ruth Watson Ohio. 2003 22.95 4.98 Chieftaincy & Civic Culture in a Yoruda City. 52479 Conflict, Age & Power in North East Africa: 0821412418 PB ed. Eisei Kurimoto & Ohio. 1998 22.95 4.98 Age Systems in Transition. Simon Simonse 52480 Controlling Anger: The Anthropology of 0821412159 PB Suzette Heald Ohio. 1998 24.95 4.98 Gisu Violence. 52481 Economic & Social Origins of Mau Mau, 0821408844 PB David W. Throup Ohio. 1990 19.95 4.98 1945-53. 52482 Emancipation without Abolition in German 0821417193 HB Jan-Georg Deutsch Ohio. 2006 49.95 5.98 East Africa, c. 1884-1914. 52483 Emancipation without Abolition in German 0821417207 PB Jan-Georg Deutsch Ohio. 2006 24.95 4.98 East Africa, c. 1884-1914. 52484 Es'kia Mphahlele: Themes of Alienation & 0821412493 PB Ruth Obee Ohio. 1999 19.95 4.98 African Humanism. 52487 From Civilization to Segregation: Social 0821410741 HB Carol Summers Ohio. 1994 45.00 6.98 Ideals & Social Control in Southern Rhodesia, 1890-1934. 52488 Ghanaian Popular Fiction: Thrilling 0821413686 PB Stephanie Newell Ohio. 2000 21.95 4.98 Discoveries in Conjugal Life & Other Tales. 52489 Ghost of Equality: The Public Lives of 0821411691 HB Catherine Higgs Ohio. 1997 42.95 6.98 D.D.T. Jabavu of South Africa, 1885-1959. Page: 1 52490 Hostels, Sexuality, & the Apartheid 0821414917 HB Glen S. Elder Ohio. 2003 49.95 4.98 Legacy: Malevolent Geographies. 52491 Hostels, Sexuality, & the Apartheid 0821414925 PB Glen S. Elder Ohio. 2003 24.95 3.98 Legacy: Malevolent Geographies. 52492 In the Heart of the Hausa States: In Two 0896801608 PB Paul Staudinger Ohio. 1990 50.00 9.98 Volumes. 52493 London Missionary Society in Southern 082141349X PB ed. John de Gruchy Ohio. 2000 24.95 4.98 Africa, 1799-1999: Historical Essays in Celebration of the Bicentenary of the LMS in Southern Africa. 52495 Migrant Farmer in the History of the Cape 0821410903 HB P.J. van der Merwe Ohio. 1995 60.00 9.98 Colony, 1657-1842. 52496 Namibia under South African Rule: 0821412450 PB ed. Patrica Hayes, et. Ohio. 1998 24.95 4.98 Mobility & Containment, 1915-46. al. 52497 Paths of Accomodation: Muslim Societies 0821413538 HB David Robinson Ohio. 2000 65.00 6.98 & French Colonial Authorities in Senegal & Mauritania, 1880-1920. 52500 Political Power in Pre-Colonial Buganda: 0821414771 HB Richard J. Reid Ohio. 2002 49.95 6.98 Economy, Society & Warfare in the Nineteenth Century. 52503 Quest for Fruition through Ngoma: The 0821413031 HB ed. Rijk van Dijk, et. Ohio. 2000 39.95 6.98 Political Aspects of Healing in Southern al. Africa. 52507 Revolution & Religion in Ethiopia: The 082141366X PB Oyvind M. Eide Ohio. 2000 22.95 4.98 Growth & Persecution of the Mekane Yesus Church, 1974-85. 52508 Ritual Cosmos: The Sanctification of Life 0821408143 PB Evan M. Zuesse Ohio. 1985 19.95 6.98 in African Religions. 52509 Slavery & Reform in West Africa: Toward 0821415204 HB Trevor R. Getz Ohio. 2004 65.00 9.98 Emancipation in Nineteenth-Century Senegal & the Gold Coast. 52511 Smugglers, Secessionists & Loyal 0821414828 PB Paul Nugent Ohio. 2002 24.95 4.98 Citizens on the Ghana-Togo Frontier: The Lie of the Borderlands Since 1914. 52512 Soldiers, Airmen, Spies & Whisperers: 0821414305 HB Nancy Ellen Lawler Ohio. 2002 49.95 6.98 The Gold Coast in World War II. 52513 Squatters & the Roots of Mau Mau, 0821408747 PB Tabitha Kanogo Ohio. 1987 14.95 4.98 1905-63. 52514 Transgressing Boundaries: New Directions 0821411837 PB ed. Brenda Cooper & Ohio. 1997 27.95 4.98 in the Study of Culture in Africa. Andrew Steyn 52517 Willing Migrants: Soninke Labor 0821412019 HB François Manchuelle Ohio. 1997 44.95 6.98 Diasporas, 1848-1960. 52716 Liquor & Labor in Southern Africa. 082141027X HB ed. Jonathan Crush & Ohio. 1992 44.95 9.98 Charles Ambler 53283 Historical Evidence & Argument. 0299214109 (M) NDJ David Henige Wisconsin. 2005 45.00 4.98 53774 Transforming Settlement in Southern 0748614656 HB Chris De Wet & Edinburgh. 2002 98.00 6.98 Africa. Roddy Fox 54157 Overcoming Intolerance in South Africa: 0521675154 (M) PB James L. Gibson & Cambridge. 2005 32.99 4.98 Experiments in Democratic Persuasion. Amanda Gouws 54187 Robben Island & Prisoner Resistance to 0521007828 (M) PB Fran Lisa Buntman Cambridge. 2003 29.99 4.98 Apartheid. 54207 Transformation of Property Rights in the 0521555035 (M) HB Kathryn Firmin-Sellers Cambridge. 1996 99.00 4.98 Gold Coast: An Empirical Study Applying Rational Choice Theory. 54268 Some Spirits Heal, Other Only Dance: A 1859732836 NDJ Roy Willis Berg. 1999 105.00 9.98 Journey into Human Selfhood in an African Village. 55642 African Frontier: Reproduction of 0253205395 PB Igor Kopytoff Indiana. 1989 12.95 4.98 Traditional African Society. 55802 Eroding Commons: The Politics of 0821414801 PB David Anderson Ohio. 2002 24.95 4.98 Ecology in Baringo, Kenya. 1890-1963. 55807 Leaf of Allah: Khat & Agricultural 082141559X HB Ezekiel Gebissa Ohio. 2004 24.95 7.98 Transformation in Harerge, Ethiopia, 1875-1991. 55808 Oral Literature & Performance in Southern 0821413090 PB ed. Duncan Brown Ohio. 1999 22.95 4.98 Africa. 55811 Quest for Fruition through Ngoma: The 082141304X PB ed. Rijk van Dijk, et. Ohio. 2000 19.95 4.98 Political Aspects of Healing in Southern al. Africa. 55815 Workers, War & the Origins of Apartheid: 0821413155 PB Peter Alexander Ohio. 2000 22.95 4.98 Labour & Politics in South Africa, 1939-48. 55932 Cameroon's Tycoon: Max Esser's 1571819886 NDJ ed. E. M. Chilver & Berghahn. 2002 69.95 4.98 Expedition & Its Consequences. Ute Röschenthaler 55942 Claims to Memory: Beyond Slavery & 1845450795 NDJ Catherine A. Berghahn. 2006 70.00 4.98 Emancipation in the French Caribbean. Reinhardt Page: 2 56058 Picturing Pity: Pitfalls & Pleasures in 1845453433 NDJ Marianne Gullestad Berghahn. 2007 95.00 4.98 Cross-Cultural Communication - Image & Word in a North Cameroon Mission. 56072 Problem of Money: African Agency & 1845453514 NDJ Bernhard M. Bierlich Berghahn. 2007 80.00 4.98 Western Medicine in Northern Ghana. 56079 Recalling the Belgian Congo: 1571819452 NDJ Marie-Benedicte Berghahn. 2000 69.95 5.98 Conversations & Introspection. Dembour 56794 African Laughter: Four Visits to Zimbabwe. 0006546900 PB Doris Lessing Flamingo. 1993 IMP 5.98 57584 Entrepreneurial Ethics & Trust: Cultural 0754611604 NDJ Yakubu Zakaria Ashgate. 1999 109.95 4.98 Foundations & Networks in the Nigerian Plastic Industry. 57670 Manoeuvring in an Environment of 0754611949 NDJ ed. Boel Berner & Per Ashgate. 2000 124.95 4.98 Uncertainty: Structural Change & Social Trulsson Action in Sub-Saharan Africa. 57872 Surfacing Up: Psychiatry & Social Order in 0801489407 PB Lynette A. Jackson Cornell. 2005 26.95 4.98 Colonial Zimbabwe, 1908-1968. 58025 Dark Age: The Political Odyssey of 0853237123 HB Brian Titley Liverpool. 1997 IMP 9.98 Emperor Bokassa. 58524 Mineral Resources of Africa. 068624091X (H) PB A. Williams Postel Pennsylvania. 1943 OP 3.98 58564 Hard Right: The New White Power in 1850438188 (H) PB Johann van Rooyen IB Tauris. 1994 26.99 4.98 South Africa. 59576 Angry Wind: Through Muslim Black Africa 061833467X HB Jeffrey Tayler Houghton Mifflin. 2005 25.00 4.98 by Truck, Bus, Boat, and Camel. 61257 Ordinary Atrocity: Sharpeville & Its 0300091788 HB Philip Frankel Yale. 2001 45.00 6.98 Massacre. 63493 Assassinating Shakespeare: Confessions 0863567185 PB Thomas Goltz Saqi. 2006 19.95 4.98 of a Bard in the Bush. African-American Studies Book # Qty Title ISBN Cond/Format Author Publisher Year Pub $ List $ 27481 Popo & Fifina: Children of Haiti.
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