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Book Reviews
The following books were reviewed in this issue of Voices:
The
Mercifully Brief, Real World Guide to…
Raising More Money with Newsletters than You Ever Thought Possible
Tom Ahern
Medfield, MA: Emerson & Church, Pub., 2005
128pp., $24.95, paperback
ISBN: 1-889102-07-5
The
Mercifully Brief, Real World Guide to…
Raising $1000 Gifts by Mail
Mal Warwick
Medfield, MA: Emerson & Church, Pub., 2005
111pp., $24.95, paperback
ISBN: 1-889102-09-1
Great
Boards for Small Groups: A 1-Hour Guide to Governing a Growing Nonprofit
Andy Robinson
Medfield, MA: Emerson & Church, Pub., 2006
120pp., $24.95, paperback
(bulk discounts available)
ISBN: 1-889102-04-0
Cities
in the Wilderness
Bruce Babbitt
Washington, D.C.: Island Press, 2005
216 pp., $25.95, hardcover
ISBN: 1559630930
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Table of Contents
- People Matter
- Don't Dump on Us!
- Has the WIPP Monster Mod been tamed?
- Pushing Nukes Locally & Globally
- Preserving MAGADAN- Expanding Public Participation
- Twenty Years After Chernobyl
- The Challenges of Community Health assessment in Navajo Communities
- Book Reviews
- The Mercifully Brief, Real World Guides to… Raising More Money with Newsletters than You Ever Thought Possible [and] …Raising $1000 Gifts by Mail
- Great Boards for Small Groups: A 1-Hour Guide to Governing a Growing Nonprofit
- Cities in the Wilderness
- SRIC Extras
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"The Recurring Silent Spring" (1989)
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