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A concise dictionary of Minnesota Ojibwe /John D. Nichols and Earl Nyholm ; illustrations by Earl Nyholm.
A third university is possible /by La Paperson.
After you /by Jojo Moyes.
Argentina's "dirty war" :an intellectual biography /by Donald C. Hodges.
Atmospheric chemistry and physics :from air pollution to climate change /John H. Seinfeld, Spyros N. Pandis.
Black and blur /by Fred Moten.
Black milk :on motherhood and writing /by Elif Shafak and translated by Hande Zapsu.
Blood in the water /Gillian Galbraith.
Canoes :a natural history in North America /Mark Neuzil and Norman Sims ; foreword by John McPhee.
Cheegha :the call from Waziristan, the last outpost /by Ghulam Qadir Khan Daur.
Chemical engineering kinetics /by J.M. Smith
Chemical process industries :inorganic chemicals and allied industries /by W Smith
Chemical process industries:organic chemicals and allied industries /Smith W.
Circuits of culture :media, politics, and indigenous identity in the Andes /Jeff D. Himpele.
Cruel optimism /Lauren Berlant.
Curating difficult knowledge :violent pasts in public places /edited by Erica Lehrer, Cynthia E. Milton, Monica Eileen Patterson.
Deadliest enemies :law and race relations on and off Rosebud Reservation /Thomas Biolsi, with a new introduction.
Digital image processing /Rafael C. Gonzalez, Richard E. Woods.
Discussion in the college classroom :getting your students engaged and participating in person and online /Jay R. Howard.
Drug wars :the political economy of narcotics /Curtis Marez.
Energy harvesting for self-powered wearable devices /Mohammad Alhawari.
Engraving the savage :the New World and techniques of civilization /Michael Gaudio.
Everything you know about Indians is wrong /Paul Chaat Smith.
Evil dead center :a mystery /Carole laFavor ; foreword by Lisa Tatonetti ; afterword by Theresa Lafavor.
Firsting and lasting :writing Indians out of existence in New England /Jean M. O'Brien.
Fundamentals of atmospheric modeling /Mark Z. Jacobson.
Governance feminism :an introduction /Janet Halley, [and three others].
Handbook of the economics of population aging/edited by John Piggott and Alan Woodland.
Honour /by Elif Shafak.
Hope at sea :possible ecologies in oceanic literature /Teresa Shewry.
How racism takes place /George Lipsitz.
In the break :the aesthetics of the Black radical tradition /Fred Moten.
Indians in Minnesota /by Kathy Davis Graves and Elizabeth Ebbott for the League of Women Voters of Minnesota.
Intellectual foundations of the Nicaraguan revolution /by Donald C. Hodges.
Inter/nationalism :decolonizing Native America and Palestine /Steven Salaita.
Introduction to chemical principles /by H.Stephen Stoker
Juarez girls rising :transformative education in times of dystopia /Claudia G. Cervantes-Soon.
Low power active electrode ics for wearable EEG acquisition /Jiawei Xu
Mark my words :native women mapping our nations /Mishuana Goeman.
Matter & interactions /Ruth W. Chabay, Bruce A. Sherwood, North Carolina State University.
Mexican anarchism after the revolution /Donald C. Hodges.
Modern Arabic fiction :an anthology /edited by Salma Khadra Jayyusi.
Multidirectional memory :remembering the Holocaust in the age of decolonization /Michael Rothberg.
Myths of the rune stone :Viking Martyrs and the Birthplace of America /David M. Krueger.
Nanoscience and nanotechnology in engineering /Vijay K. Varadan ... [et al.].
Officially Indian :symbols that define the United States /Cecile R. Ganteaume ; foreword by Colin G. Calloway ; afterword by Paul Chaat Smith.
Once were Pacific :Maori connections to Oceania /by Alice Te Punga Somerville.
Our fire survives the storm :a Cherokee literary history /Daniel Heath Justice.
Our own image :a story of a Maori filmmaker /Barry Barclay ; foreword by Jeff Bear.
PTE academic :pearson test of english academic /by Kate Chandler, Simon Cotterill, Lisa Da Silva, Felicity O'Dell and Mary Jane
Personalism /[Translated by Philip Mairet]
Precarious prescriptions :contested histories of race and health in North America /Laurie B. Green, John Mckiernan-Gonzalez, and Martin Summers, editors.
Principles of enhanced heat transfer /Ralph L. Webb, Nae-Hyun Kim.
Promotion of gender stereotypes through the Eglish curriculum :detection of biases and their repercussions, proposals for reinvention of gender fair content /by Farhana Shahzad.
Real econometrics :the right tools to answer important questions /Michael A. Bailey.
Reflections of a man /Amari Soul
Renewable energyphysics, engineering, environmental impects, economics and planning /Bent Sørensen
Represent and destroy :rationalizing violence in the new racial capitalism /Jodi Melamed.
Roots of our renewal :ethnobotany and Cherokee environmental governance /Clint Carroll.
Sandino's communism :spiritual politics for the twenty-first century /Donald C. Hodges.
Savage preservation :the ethnographic origins of modern media technology /Brian Hochman.
School effectiveness and improvement research, policy, and practice :challenging the orthodoxy /[edited by] Christopher Chapman and others.
Settler common sense :queerness and everyday colonialism in the American Renaissance /Mark Rifkin.
Sharia compliant :a user's guide to hacking Islamic law /Rumee Ahmed.
Shimmering screens :making media in an aboriginal community /Jennifer Deger.
Shreve's chemical process industries /Austin T. George
Skellig /David Almond
Spaces between us :queer settler colonialism and indigenous decolonization /Scott Lauria Morgensen.
Stolen life /by Fred Moten.
The anti-black city :police terror and black urban life in Brazil /Jaime Amparo Alves.
The army and the Indonesian genocide :mechanics of mass murder /Jess Melvin.
The backcountry and the city :colonization and conflict in early America /Ed White.
The body keeps the score :mind, brain and body in the transformation of trauma /Bessel A. van der Kolk, M.D.
The globalization of terrorism /Ihekwoaba D Onwudiwe
The networked wilderness :communicating in early New England /Matt Cohen.
The power of positive thinking /by Norman Vincent Peale.
The queerness of Native American literature /Lisa Tatonetti.
The red land to the south :American Indian writers and indigenous Mexico /James H. Cox.
The reluctant fundamentalist /by Mohsin Hamid
The road back to sweetgrass :a novel /Linda LeGarde Grover.
The routledge international handbook to veils and veiling practices /edited by Anna-Mari Almila and David Inglis.
The seeds we planted :portraits of a native Hawaiian charter school /Noelani Goodyear-Kaopua
The silence of my father /by Alexandre Najjar
The street of night /by Lucia Guerra and translated by Richard Cunningham and Lucia Guerra.
The third space of sovereignty :the postcolonial politics of U.S.-indigenous relations /Kevin Bruyneel.
The universal machine /Fred Moten.
The way of kinship :an anthology of native Siberian literature /translated and edited by Alexander Vaschenko and Claude Clayton Smith ; foreword by N. Scott Momaday.
The world and all the things upon it :native Hawaiian geographies of exploration /David A. Chang.
Time passages :collective memory and American popular culture /George Lipsitz.
Trans-indigenous :methodologies for Global Native Literary Studies /Chadwick Allen.
Transatlantic topographies :islands, highlands, jungles /Ileana Rodriguez.
Using critical theory :how to read and write about literature /Lois Tyson.
Washington, Somoza, and the Sandinistas :state and regime in U.S. policy toward Nicaragua, 1969-1981 /Morris H. Morley.
White birch, red hawthorn :a memoir /by Nora Murphy.
With stones in our hands :writings on muslims, racism, and empire /Sohail Daulatzai & Junaid Rana, eds.
Writing a research paper in political science :a practical guide to inquiry, structure, and methods /by Lisa A. Baglione
X-marks :native signatures of assent /Scott Richard Lyons.

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