WEBZINES OF VANCOUVER

Catalogue of publications

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   (forthcoming)

                        ISBN: 978-1-926820-11-8   soft cover 481 pp $30   

 ISBN 978-1-926820-08-8   soft cover 255 pp. Illust.  $25   

Monique Layton: Sreet Women and the art of Bullshitting: the oral culture of female prostitutes and drug addicts in Vancouver

 Soft cover  ISBN 978-1-926820-20-0  260 pp  16x24 cm $US23  

Cyril Belshaw  Towers Besieged: The Dilemma of the Creative University 

Library edition hard cover  $US36\5 224 pp. 16x24 cm  ISBN 978-1-926820-13-2  2010

22 x 28 cm ISBN 978-1-926820-05-6   $40  587 pp  2010

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Doctoral theses

Kuldip Gill Indo-Fijian Women: Their Health Choices Soft cover  Large format   587 pp  $40  ISBN     978-1-926820-05-7  2010

The author has produced a  pioneering study not only of the Fijian health system in the  'eighties but of the choices Indo_Fijian have made.

  e-book available December 2010

Books by Cyril Belshaw

Cyril Belshaw, born in New Zealand, is emeritus Professor of Anthropology in the University of British Columbia. He is a Fellow of the Royal society of Canada and an honorary fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute and other professional organisations. He has been President of the International Union of anthropological and ethnological Sciences and editor of the journal Current anthropology.  He founded the internet journal AnthroGlobe. In his memoirs de describes the working of academia, his wide global travels and experiences in publishing in both print and internet. He describes his adventures in food and the scene in communis3t countries and dictatorships. A worth while read for those interested in the ways of the world.

Fixing the World: An Anthropologist considers the future of the globe. (Available April 2010)

This unique and challenging analysis uses holistic analysis to describe global society, showing the interactions between such institutions as education, crime, poverty, national organisations, violence and global government. He proposes innovative and controversial measures to remove the ills he finds in each aspect of our lives. He asserts that positive change can be achieved (based on a theory of innovation). His criticisms are often acerbic. He challenges the reader to take up the challenge and work for a better world. A must read for those want a better world.

Soft  cover  22 x 28 cm ISBN 978-1-926820-05-6   $40  587 pp  

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Bumps on a Long Road: Essays from an Anthropologist's Memory Volume I

This volume covers colonial service, field work, the workings of universities and international scholarship, travel experiences, and the diversity and food  of France.

6x9  397 pp. Hard cover $US45.88 ISBN  978-1928260-01-9   soft cover 978-1-926820-00-2     $28.88  2010