Seventeen one act and full length works by a new generation of gay and lesbian American playwrights that reflect the diversity of voices emerging in today's theater. Contributors include: • Victor Bumbalo • Claire Chafee • Constance Congdon • Keith Curran • Steven Dietz • Linda Eisenstein • The Five Lesbian Brothers • Eric Lane • Craig Lucas • Susan Miller • Cherríe Moraga • Ron Nyswaner • Joe Pintauro • Edwin Sánchez • Will Scheffer • Paula Vogel • Shay Youngblood

The Actor's Book of Gay and Lesbian Plays

Literature & Fiction

Shengold, Nina

Lane, Eric

Dramas & Plays

Penguin??Books

This book provides numerous examples of successful and not-so-successful pay packages. In Chapter 7 you will find an illustration of how an investment analyst may view your company's pay practices. The illustration looks at an example of a poorly performing company that has unusually poor pay practices. The approach of this book is that there is no best way to compensate a CEO. Rather, in the determination of CEO pay, the board should strive to tie the business strategy with the operations of the executive team to produce superior business results.

2000 Pay To Win: How America's Successful Companies Pay Their Executives

Business & Money

McMahon, Jim

Reda, James F.

Management & Leadership

Harcourt Brace Professional Pub

Legislative Process (Law School Casebook Series)

Mikva, Abner J.

Rules & Procedures

Little Brown & Co Law & Business

Legislative Process

Aspen Law & Business

Special Children?: Theology of Child

Parenting & Relationships

EP BOOKS

The Travelling Man (Dedalus Modern Fiction Series)

Hippocrene Books

Describes the Bavarian village of Oberammergau and shares the English version of the play that dramatizes Christ's Crucifixion and Resurrection

The Complete Text in English of the Oberammergau Passion Play: With an Introduction by Eric Lane & Ian Brenson

Berenson, Ian

Brenson, Ian

Religion & Spirituality

The Guide on the Central Kingdom Express

Contemporary

Dedalus, Ltd

An inspiring and revelatory look at the document that has made our country the longest surviving democracy in the history of civilization: The Constitution of the United States.
The history of democracy is a history of failure. The United States holds the record at 230 years, yet the document at the nation's center is one that we take for granted. Due to a combination of heightened frustration, moves to skirt the constitutional process, and a widespread disconnect between the people and their constitutional "conscience," Lane and Oreskes warn us our system is at risk. 
The Genius of America looks at the Constitution's history relative to this current crisis. Starting with the eleven years between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution's adoption, they show how our near failure to create a loosely knit nation led the framers to devise a system that takes human nature into account. Next they provide examples of how we have weathered crises in the past, from early attempts at political tyranny to the Civil War. Finally they turn to two periods, one of great consensus (from Roosevelt's New Deal through Johnson's Great Society) and another of division (from Reagan through George W. Bush), both of which demonstrate the Constitution's effectiveness. 
In the final assessment, Lane and Oreskes challenge us to let this great document work as it was designed―in times of change and stasis. They hold our leaders accountable, calling on them to stop fanning the flames of division. And while evenhanded in its presentation, The Genius of America reminds us the Constitution is our national glue.

The Genius of America: How the Constitution Saved Our Country--and Why It Can Again

History

Oreskes, Michael

Americas

Bloomsbury USA

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