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Holidays for some
from Press News, posted 06/16/2010 - 14:28

Summer will soon be upon us, they say (the Danish spring has been particularly dismal this year), and – as a result – the Copenhagen headquarters of NIAS Press will be semi-dormant for a few weeks in July. Elsewhere, however, no holiday is planned and quite a few things with regard to the Press will be happening. These include:

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Call for proposals: The Underground Railroad Resistance Against Slavery
from Resistance, posted 09/02/2010 - 08:32
by Mona Lilja

Abolishing Slavery in the Atlantic World: The ‘Underground Railroad’ in the Americas, Africa, and Europe

The Tenth Anniversary Underground Railroad Public History Conference
Sponsored by the Underground Railroad History Project of the Capital Region, Inc.

April 8 – 10, 2011 at Russell Sage College, Troy, New York

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National celebrations and historiography in Laos
from New Mandala, posted 09/01/2010 - 06:56

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Printer’s proofs
from Getting Published, posted 06/26/2010 - 04:27
by Gerald Jackson
Now your book is really at the starting line. The PDF book files delivered from your publisher have been transformed into a print-ready format in the printer’s pre-press department; printing is just minutes away. Ready, set, … . Well, no, wait a moment. As mentioned in my last post, specimen proofs must first be printed [...]
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War on Drugs
from Sovereign myth, posted 06/10/2010 - 14:55
The War on Drugs (2003) has often been used to pinpoint the authoritarian nature of the Thaksin era. During 2007, the coup sponsored government ordered an inquiry into the War on Drugs. That inquiry recommended further investigation, but the idea was dropped quietly after Samak and the People's Power Party came to power. My suspicion is that it was not just the Samak government that was happy
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  • Jun. 16 2010

    Summer will soon be upon us, they say (the Danish spring has been particularly dismal this year), and – as a result – the Copenhagen headquarters of NIAS Press will be semi-dormant for a few weeks in July. Elsewhere, however, no holiday is planned and quite a few things with regard to the Press will be happening. These include:

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