Kim, an assistant professor of anthropology at Rochester, examines the experiences of the more than , South Korean children adopted into white families in North America, Europe, and Australia since the end of the Korean War. Surgeon: The Man Behind the Mask.
German presents a memoir of his education and career, from prep school in Connecticut, to his experience as a surgeon in the Navy during the Vietnam War, to his 35 years of performing general, trauma, cancer, and vascular surgery in Southern California.
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Topics in Physical Mathematics. Ricker, the senior associate dean for professional studies at the Eastman School, draws on his 40 years of straddling the Ivory Tower and the real world of the music business to offer advice to musicians just embarking on their careers.
Startup from the Ground Up. Kocialski, a former IBM systems engineer, design engineering manager and marketer, and a consultant to multiple start-ups, shares her observations about the elements of successful high-tech start-ups.
Alimentary Tracts: Appetites, Aversions, and the Postcolonial. Roy, a professor of English at the University of California at Davis, explores colonialism and cuisine, as well as the roles of famine and fasting, in the political and cultural transformation of India after British rule. Eisenberg, a professor of medicine at McGill University and a staff cardiologist at the Jewish General Hospital in Mon- treal, offers a guide for medical students, fellows, and newly appointed faculty.
