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&ldquo;Leonard DuBoff and his co-author Christopher Perea are masters at demystifying the legal issues faced daily by art and craft galleries. From setting up a business to drafting and analyzing contracts, registering your work, the rights of marketing, sales, and much more, The Law (in Plain English)&reg; for Galleries is an essential reference and should be on the desk of every art and craft gallery owner and manager.&rdquo; &mdash;Les Zieba, manager of Addi Galleries, Las Vegas, San Francisco, and Honolulu &ldquo;The Law (in Plain English)&reg; for Galleries is a must-read for artists and gallerists alike. The author, Leonard D. DuBoff, has represented galleries, craft shops, as well as the creative people whose work they handle for decades. This book guides creative people as well as gallery- and craft shop owners in navigating the legal aspects of the art industry and in avoiding common pitfalls. I found it enlightening and very easy to read, and recommend it to everyone in the art and craft business.&rdquo; &mdash;Caroline Young, artist &ldquo;I have been working with artists for over twenty-five years now, and I find this book to be a valuable source of information. Navigating the art world is not easy and this book will help artists, publishers, and those wanting to understand copyright law.&rdquo; &mdash;Ruth-Ann Thorn, Crown Thorn Publishing, Inc &ldquo;While gallery owners and staff are some of the most sophisticated and astute individuals in the world of arts and crafts, we all need some legal and technical advice in order to conduct successful businesses. With colleague Christopher Perea, the widely recognized arts attorney Leonard Duboff has produced such a book. The Law (in Plain English)&reg; for Galleries is as essential a publication for gallery owners as any reference they might have about artists, exhibit spaces, or markets.&rdquo; &mdash;Chet Orloff, historian and museum director &ldquo;The ideal legal resource for every new and experienced art gallery and craft shop owner! From his extensive career as an expert art law attorney, Leonard DuBoff and his knowledgeable co-author Christopher Perea present an easy-to-understand, thorough yet concise, and extremely well-written treatment of the legal concerns art gallery and craft shop owners must know to operate with integrity and excellence. This book should be in every art gallery and craft shop owner&rsquo;s library. Highly recommended!&rdquo; &mdash;Carolyn Butters

A Guide for Selling Arts and Crafts

The Law (in Plain English) for Galleries

Beverly and Betty 4

Garments of a Christian woman: A 21st century perspective and Women of the New Testament: Book two

Dressed for the Kingdom of God

Volume 2

Biochemistry and Pharmacology of Ethanol

The Chemist and Druggist [electronic Resource]; Vol. 112, no. 19 = no. 2622 (10 May 1930)

Understanding the Learning Style Preference of Bright But Disengaged Students

Visual-Spatial Learners

Pharmaceutical industry 4.0: Future, Challenges & Application

Actors, Negotiations and Consequences

Preparing for Brexit

So Cute It Hurts!!, Vol. 5

And Other Tales of Lovers, Dreamers and Schemers

The Food of Love

Challenges, Implementation Strategies and Examples for a Sustainable Use of Natural Resources

Factor X

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The martyrdom and miracles of Saint George of Cappadocia

An academically rigorous yet accessible book edited by Dvoskin, Skeem, Novaco, and Douglas, that intelligently explores gaps between empirical knowledge and criminal justice practice, and offers practical solutions to encourage researchers and policy makers to work together to create more informed policies.

Using Social Science to Reduce Violent Offending

Ravenous Natures

Constructions of Cancer in Early Modern England

Misanthropy and Henry the Cat: (Poetry and Prose 1995-2001)

'Punishment and Crime is a monumental contribution to our understanding of the effects of punishment-oriented crime policies on criminal behavior. Co-authors Gary Kleck and Brion Sever offer a rigorous systematic analysis of the theories of deterrence and incapacitation, along with other rationales for punishment. In crystal clear language, the authors provide valuable insights into the subtle variations within, for example, the theory of deterrence, and also the complex methodological issues that affect studies of punishment theories. Most important, the co-authors carefully weigh the major theories against the evidence related to their effectiveness. In the current national reassessment of this country’s decades-long plunge into massive use of incarceration, Punishment and Crime commands the attention of everyone who seeks to speak knowledgeably about the subject.' – Samuel Walker, Emeritus Professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, University of Nebraska, Omaha

'Kleck and Sever have given scholars interested in deterrence, punishment, and crime everything we could have hoped for in one package: a comprehensive, systematic review of the empirical evidence on all matters related to one of criminology’s most central perspectives. Read this book.' – Alex R. Piquero, Ashbel Smith Professor of Criminology, The University of Texas at Dallas

'Punishment and Crime provides a comprehensive, compelling and challenging assessment of the assumptions, theoretical expectations and empirical evidence relating to all aspects of the debate over the deterrent effects of punishment. The issues are so basic to the field of criminology and the policies of crime control that it is a must-read for scholars, researchers, policy analysts, and policy makers alike. Kleck and Sever have likely changed how these issues are discussed and thought about from this point forward.' – Ted Chiricos, William Julius Wilson Professor of Criminology, Florida State University

'Gary Kleck’s Punishment and Crime fills two major criminological needs. It offers a nuanced and sophisticated assessment of rational choice theory that addresses both its theoretical coherence and empirical support (or lack thereof), and a methodologically rigorous appraisal of the empirical evidence regarding the impact criminal sanctions such as imprisonment and capital punishment have on crime. Building on this analysis, Kleck develops a critique of American penal policy and lays out proposals for reform. Every criminologist concerned with crime causation theory or penal policy needs to read this book.' – David F. Greenberg, Professor of Sociology, New York University
'This is a comprehensive summary of research on punishment, stressing the pitfalls in research design and incompleteness of theory. Important concerns are the assumptions behind regression designs, the meaningfulness of interview responses in individual-level research, and causal order (simultaneity) difficulties in all types of research. The book should be the starting point for those planning a research project involving punishment and for those evaluating others' research.' – Thomas Marvell, Justec Research

The Limits of Punitive Crime Control

Punishment and Crime

"It is a literary work that approaches entrepreneurship and innovation with consistency, timeliness, density, and robust foundation. It will be essential for teachers, students and practical executives." 
José Edson Lara, University Professor in Master's and Doctoral Programs and CEO, Fundação Pedro Leopoldo, Brazil
"This well-structured book places entrepreneurship in a global context, by emphasizing the environment where modern organizations operate, and training the reader to seek opportunities and building a business to solve emerging needs."
Henrik Totterman, Hult International Business School, USA

"A timely and comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted interplay between innovation, entrepreneurship, and globalization in the context of both developed and developing economies."
Tatiana S. Manolova, Professor of Management, Bentley University, Waltham MA, USA

"This is a well-structured book that clarifies the concepts of Entrepreneurship. It is a must read to students and interested people in the Global Entrepreneurship scene, informative, and comprehensive that is applicable to both developed and emerging countries."
Tarek Hatem, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Founding director of the Entrepreneurship unit American University in Cairo, Egypt　

"Entrepreneurship is about action. This book is not only a course text. Through relevant content and examples, it helps the entrepreneurs in their quest for value in innovative business models. The book not only integrates entrepreneurship and innovation, but relates with the sustainability challenged. It is well organized, and written to the readers."Fernando Serra, DSc, Professor of Strategic Management, Graduate Program of Business Administration - Universidade Nove de Julho - UNINOVE

"A timely and comprehensive exploration of the multifaceted interplay between innovation, entrepreneurship, and globalization in the context of both developed and developing economies."
Tatiana S. Manolova, Professor of Management, Bentley University, Waltham MA, USA
"This is a well-structured book that clarifies the　concepts of Entrepreneurship. It is a must read to students and interested people in the Global Entrepreneurship scene, informative, and comprehensive that is applicable to both developed and emerging countries."
Tarek Hatem, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Founding director of the Entrepreneurship unit American University in Cairo, Egypt 

"Entrepreneurship is about action. This book is not only a course text. Through relevant content and examples, it helps the entrepreneurs in their quest for value in innovative business models. The book not only integrates entrepreneurship and innovation, but relates with the sustainability challenged. It is well organized, and written to the readers."
Fernando Serra, DSc, Professor of Strategic Management, Graduate Program of Business Administration - Universidade Nove de Julho - UNINOVE

It is a literary work that approaches entrepreneurship and innovation with consistency, timeliness, density, and robust foundation. It will be essential for teachers, students and practical executives"
Jos é Edson Lara, University Professor in Master’s and Doctoral Programs and CEO, Funda ç ã o Pedro Leopoldo, Brazil

"This well- structured book places entrepreneurship in a global context, by emphasizing the environment where modern organizations operate, and training the reader to seek opportunities and building a business to solve emerging needs."
Henrik Totterman, Hult International Business School

Opportunities and Challenges

Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Sustainable Growth

Cset Practice Tests & Exam Review for the California Subject Examinations for Teachers

Cset Social Science Practice Questions

British Redcoats

Voyage (Ltd.CD Box)

Beetle & the Hollowbones

Be a Great Parent Even if Yours Were Crap

Parenting Well After Childhood Abuse

The Keep

"For any museum visitor these revelations of what the museum directors think of what we think of them are fascinating, and sometimes shocking."---Maev Kennedy, Art Quarterly

Art Museums and the Public Trust

Whose Muse?

"In sum, this is a rich collection of essays from which researchers and students in both epistemology and moral philosophy will benefit. It both deepens and broadens our understanding of higher-order evidence, disagreement, and debunking arguments, and I expect several of the essays in this collection will influence future work of these issues." – Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews

Higher-Order Evidence and Moral Epistemology

Memories of Child Abandonment, Domestic Violence, and Unconditional Love

Monsters on the Sidewalk

On Traditional Chinese Mediation

Law Without Lawyers, Justice Without Courts

How to Cure a Whiny Werewolf

The Whole Truth About the Afterlife: Journey of Dead People, Souls, Spirits and Minds After Death (

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