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...ld Neustadter in 1958. Neustadter also invented Autodex, a phone directory book that automatically opened to the right letter, Swivodex, an inkwell that di ...can economist [[Irving Fisher]] is said to have made his fortune. Fisher's book on 'The Theory of Interest' (1930) revealed the organised mind of a well-or

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...ich he and his ship are given a diplomatically sensitive mission. In this book, he meets [[Lady Barbara Wellesley]], who will become the great love of his ...hed with Lady Barbara, the backstory begins to be established for the next book, ''[[Ship of the Line]]'', in which he will return to operating within a fl

...ress during 1994-1995, and was the co-winner of the Key Award for the best book published on southern politics. Black Faces was cited by the U.S. Supreme C

...tion of scientific and literary thinking described by Brockman in his 1995 book of the same name. ...edge.org/q2005/q05_print.html] The responses generated were published as a book under the title ''What We Believe But Cannot Prove: Today's Leading Thinker

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A book on grand strategy and world development by [[Thomas P. M. Barnett]], which

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...served until the present day. In 1175 [[Gerard of Cremona]] translated the book from Arabic into Latin and gave it the title ''Almagestum''. Subsequentl ...e theory developed to this point is applied to solar and lunar eclipses in Book 6.

American economist and political scientist (1932-1998) who argued in his book, <i>The Logic of Collective Action: Public Goods and the Theory of Groups</

...d as one of the notable books of 1997. They are currently working on a new book: ''Getting the Answers Right: The Racial Gap in Academic Achievement and Ho ...iate of the American Political Science Association), and won the Benchmark Book Award from the Center for Judicial Studies.

...[[author]] and [[political economy|political economist]]. His best selling book, during his lifetime, was a textbook, ''Elements of Political Science''. He