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        Wine By Design

        Wine By Design

        Santa Barbara's Quest for Terroir

        by Victor W. Geraci

        ISBN: 9781948908443

        Pub Date: 18 March 2020

        Format: Paperback

        248 Pages

        In the later-half of the twentieth-century the Santa Barbara, California wine industry became a vital part of the global wine community through a process of wine by design that utilized science, technology, and agribusiness capitalist tenants. This history, set in the context of nineteenth- and twentieth-century state, national, and global wine history, illuminates a story of how a regional wine industry became part of the national and international wine industry.

         
        The Korean-American Dream

        The Korean-American Dream

        Portraits of a Successful Immigrant Community

        by James Flanigan

        ISBN: 9781943859856

        Pub Date: 15 October 2018

        Format: Paperback

        168 Pages

        Internationally renowned and award-winning journalist delivers a sophisticated and in-depth portrait of Korean Americans in Los Angeles
        Mining the Borderlands

        Mining the Borderlands

        Industry, Capital, and the Emergence of Engineers in the Southwest Territories, 1855-1910

        by Sarah E. M. Grossman

        ISBN: 9781943859832

        Pub Date: 1 October 2018

        Format: Hardcover

        184 Pages

        A significant examination of the key mining professionals who transformed the US-Mexico borderlands
        Tales from the Slot Floor

        Tales from the Slot Floor

        Casino Slot Managers in Their Own Words

        Edited by David G. Schwartz

        ISBN: 9781939546111

        Pub Date: 22 June 2018

        Format: Paperback

        244 Pages

        For those interested in becoming slot managers, or those just curious about how casinos work, Tales from the Slot Floor gives you the inside story of slot operations, from those who do it.
        Nevada’s Great Recession

        Nevada's Great Recession

        Looking Back, Moving Forward

        by Elliott Parker

        With Kate Marshall

        ISBN: 9781943859412

        Pub Date: 26 July 2017

        Format: Paperback

        264 Pages

        A small state in a big crisis.
        No Equal In The World

        No Equal In The World

        An Interpretation Of The Academic Presidency

        by Joseph N. Crowley

        Foreword by Clark Kerr

        ISBN: 9780874173734

        Pub Date: 6 September 2016

        Format: Paperback

        320 Pages

        An examination of the evolution of the office of university president
        Tales from the Pit

        Tales from the Pit

        Casino Table Games Managers in Their Own Words

        Edited by David G. Schwartz

        ISBN: 9781939546098

        Pub Date: 25 May 2016

        Format: Paperback

        300 Pages

        This book illuminates the past several decades of casino history through the words of those who lived and made it.
        On the Frontline in Macao

        On the Frontline in Macao

        Casino Employees, Informal Learning, & Customer Service

        by Carlos Siu Lam

        ISBN: 9781939546081

        Pub Date: 13 July 2015

        Format: Paperback

        220 Pages

        Based on 49 interviews with frontline employees of six Macao casinos, On the Frontline in Macao is the most exhaustive study of Asian casino employees published in English to date. While it is sure to be valuable to those with an academic interest in Macao gaming, it has relevance to the industry as well: at the end of the book, twelve propositions and nine recommendations for practice explain to casino professionals just how they can utilize the author’s findings to improve their management.
         
        Witnesses to the Struggle

        Witnesses to the Struggle

        Imaging the 1930s California Labor Movement

        by Anne Loftis

        ISBN: 9780874174502

        Pub Date: 16 May 2014

        Format: Paperback

        256 Pages

        Groundbreaking, cross-disciplinary study of the lasting impact of the artists and writers such who gave a human face to the struggles of farmworkers in California during the Great Depression, with focus on John Steinbeck and Dorothea Lange.
        Frontiers in Chance

        Frontiers in Chance

        Gaming Research Across the Disciplines

        Edited by David G. Schwartz

        ISBN: 9781939546036

        Pub Date: 14 June 2013

        Format: Paperback

        354 Pages

        This collection pulls together 17 papers originally published in the series, making them available in one book for the first time. Ranging from the mythologies surrounding notorious gangster Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel to a look at the lessons that the financial crisis (should have) taught Las Vegas casinos to a cross-national examination of how governments spend the money they accrue from gambling proceeds and taxes, this collection draws on several disciplines, including history, sociology, philosophy, public policy, and business.

        Taken together, these papers provide a snapshot into the diversity of work currently being conducted in a variety of fields with the common focus of gambling, in its many manifestations.


         
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