<p>Fiction. All of our lives are unique explorations through uncharted landscapes of experience and emotion. Kerrigan, the eponymous hero of this novel, has been flattened many times in this journey, but in re-awakening, re-emerging in the place of his heart--the beating heart that is Copenhagen--the contours of his pain, his joy and his salvation, bubble up and become almost palpable on the pages of this magnificent novel. Thomas E. Kennedy's literary bar-hopping novel unveils the cultural history of one of Europe's most colorful capitals from bar to bar. Kennedy elevates the Danish capital to Joyce's Dublin. Kennedy is one of Denmark's leading American expats.</p>

Kerrigan's Copenhagen

Literature & Fiction

KENNEDY, THOMAS E.

Contemporary

Frank/Wynkin de Worde

<p>Cultural Writing. Political Science. Hernando de Soto and Francis Cheneval have edited a collection of ground-breaking cases as part of the Swiss Human Rights Book series which deal with property rights as human rights. Topics include Resource Conflict in the Sudan, Land Reform in Zimbabwe, Rural Property in China, Land Rights for Rural Women, etc.</p>

Realizing Property Rights (Swiss Human Rights Book)

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Kerrigan's Copenhagen

Realizing Property Rights (Swiss Human Rights Book)