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New Books New Books for Social Studies Course Use & Adoption Fall 2012 PENGUIN GROUP (USA) new books new books for social studies course use & adoption fall 2012 • • • I’m Therese Neumann, Midwest College Field Sales Representative You can contact me with any questions or requests at [email protected] • • • PENGUIN GROUP (USA) new books for course use & adoption fall 2012 CURRENT AFFAIRS Instant City: Life and Death in Karachi POLITICAL SCIENCE Steve Inskeep • 978-0-14-312216-6 • $16.00 • Oct 2012 • Penguin • A deeply researched Too High To Fail: Cannabis and the New portrait of one of the world’s fastest growing Interventions: A Life in War and Peace Green Economic Revolution cities • “Magnificent, engrossing.... 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