Markowitz, Gerald E.
Markowitz, Gerald E. 1944-....
Markowitz, Gerald E., 19..-....
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Markowitz, Gerald
جيرالد ماركويتز مؤرخ
Markowitz, Gerald E. (Gerald Edward)
ماركويتز، جيرالد
VIAF ID: 6096158 (Personal)
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, NY
Works
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| American anti-imperialism 1895-1901 |
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| Are we ready? : public health since 9/11 |
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| Building the worlds that kill us : disease, death and inequality in American history |
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| Children, race, and power : Kenneth and Mamie Clark's Northside Center |
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| The contested boundaries of American public health |
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| Deadly dust : silicosis and the on-going struggle to protect workers' health |
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| Deadly dust : silicosis and the politics of occupational disease in twentieth-century America |
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| Deceit and denial : the deadly politics of industrial pollution |
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| Democratic vistas, 1984: |
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| Dying for work : workers' safety and health in twentieth-century America |
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| Lead wars : the politics of science and the fate of America's children |
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| New Deal for art : the government art projects of the 1930s with examples from New York City & State |
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| Progressive imperialism : consensus and conflict in the the progressive movement on foreign policy, 1898-1917 |
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| September 11 and the shifting priorities of public and population health in New York / by David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz. |
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| Slaves of the Depression : workers' letters about life on the job |
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| World civilizations : sources, images, and interpretations. |
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