Search Results: Authors starting with U from Grampy's Bookcase

Text is clean and unmarked in a bright, tight, and square binding. The volume appears unused. Price unclipped DJ is intact with very minimal wear around the outer edges and some age toning on the back. From the front DJ flap, "Dr. Wilbur M. Smith describes this up-to-date volume as '...not only informing but actually fascinating. Every Bible student who desires to know the very best that has been written about the historical narratives of the Old Testament, and who wishes that somehow he could find gathered together the wonderful archaeological confirmations for these records, will want to have in his library 'Archaeology and the Old Testament.' "

Text is clean and unmarked in a square and tight binding. The binding has a number of tiny specks. A small newspaper piece left a stain on the inner edge of page 306. Illustrated throughout. The DJ is worn around the edges with several small, closed tears. A piece of a store label is attached to the bottom of the DJ. From the front DJ flap, " Leon Uris, a passionate Jew, interprets fifty centuries of Jerusalem's history in a highly personal manner that will generate applause and admiration and arouse controversy as well...he has written a text opinionated and offbeat and takes a powerful stand that this city was meant to be ruled by the Jewish people."

Text is clean and unmarked in a tight binding. Binding is age toned and slightly cocked. From the front DJ flap, "Vladimir Usein (b. 1925) is Doctor of Law and head of department of the Institute of the International Working-Class Movement of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Moscow. A prominent specialist in labour law, he has written several books on the socio-economic and legal problems facing the working-class movement, on labour legistration in various countries and on relevant theories. He has taken part in many international conferences on labour relations, social security, and workers' participation in management."

Text is clean and unmarked in a tight binding. Binding is age toned and slightly cocked. From the front DJ flap, "Vladimir Usein (b. 1925) is Doctor of Law and head of department of the Institute of the International Working-Class Movement of the USSR Academy of Sciences in Moscow. A prominent specialist in labour law, he has written several books on the socio-economic and legal problems facing the working-class movement, on labour legistration in various countries and on relevant theories. He has taken part in many international conferences on labour relations, social security, and workers' participation in management."

Text is clean and unmarked in a bright tight, and square binding. DJ has no chips or tears but has some age-toning and minor wear along the bottom back DJ edges. From the back DJ cover, "The author gives a critical analysis of the modern bourgeois and reformist theories of social relations and shows how they are regulated in the leading capitalist countries. He emphasizes the need to expose the myth of the 'new' nature of labour-capital relations, which are now allegedly based on friendly co-operation or social partnership. These theories constitute a danger to the working class, since they help big capital suppress the working class-movement."