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Looking for new reading material? Check out some of the latest works written and edited by Marquette University faculty.

Ethics and Business: An Introduction

by Kevin Gibson, associate professor of philosophy (Cambridge University Press, 2007)

A Muslim View of Christianity: Essays on Dialogue

edited by Irfan A. Omar, associate professor of theology (Orbis, 2007)

Sundown, Yellow Moon: A Novel

by Larry Watson, visiting professor of English
(Random House, 2007)

Foot and Ankle Motion Analysis:
Clinical Treatment and Technology

edited by Gerald F. Harris, professor of biomedical engineering, Peter A. Smith and Richard M. Marks
(CRC Press, 2007)

Prescribing Faith: Medicine, Media, and Religion in American Culture

Prescribing Faith: Medicine, Media, and Religion in
American Culture

by Claire Badaracco, professor of advertising
and public relations (Baylor University Press, 2007)

Pope John Paul II: A Reader

edited by Jeffrey LaBelle, assistant professor of education, Gerald O’Collins and Daniel Kendall
(Paulist Press, 2007)

Human Trafficking, Human Security, and the Balkans

edited by H. Richard Friman, professor of political science, and Simon Reich (University of Pittsburgh Press, 2007)

Calculated Futures: Theology, Ethics and Economics

by D. Stephen Long, professor of theology, Nancy Ruth Fox and Tripp York (Baylor Press, 2007)

Seventeenth-Century English Romance:
Allegory, Ethics, and Politics

by Amelia Zurcher, associate professor of English (Palgrave Macmillan, 2007)

Electronic Discovery and Records Management Guide

by Jay E. Grenig, professor of law, Browning Marean and Mary Pat Poteet (Thomson West, 2008)

Indian Conquistadors:
Indigenous Allies in the Conquest of Mesoamerica

edited by Laura Matthew, assistant professor of history, and Michel R. Oudijk (University of Oklahoma Press, 2007)

Healing with Death Imagery

edited by Anees A. Sheikh, professor of psychology, and Katharina S. Sheikh (Baywood Pub., 2007)

BLAZING TRAILS

Armed with a new federal grant, Dr. Charles Wilkie heats up the field of fire retardancy.

ECO ENIGMA

Dr. Douglas Lobner researches environmental neurotoxins that could be the cause of devastating neurological diseases.

NAZI CHIC

Dr. Irene Guenther unravels the sinister relationship between fashion and fascism.

MECHANICAL WONDER

Dr. James Anderson’s curiosity about RNA molecules led to a landmark discovery about the building blocks of life.

LISTENING TO THE ANIMALS

Through the Dr. Dolittle Project, Dr. Michael Johnson reveals fascinating insights into animal vocalizations.

IDENTITY CRISIS

What does it mean to be an individual? Dr. John Davis examines the human side of economics.

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Postgraduate:	3,500
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