LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE BOOK EXHIBITS
This year’s conference—jointly organized by CASCA and AES—promises to be exceptionally significant, bringing together an international group of anthropologists, sociologists, scholars, theorists, students, researchers, and ethnographers who will participate in a rich series of sessions, symposia, roundtables and workshops. With 700 people expected to attend, this is one of the most exciting anthropology meetings of 2009. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to reach prominent educators seeking texts, titles for assigned readings, and research materials on all aspects of anthropology. Space is limited. Please fill out and fax your reservation form as soon as possible to reserve a space for your press. As usual, the LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE BOOK EXHIBIT will be a featured component of the CASCA/AES meeting. Our exhibit will be located at the center of the meeting space—offering conferees a unique opportunity to buy books from a comprehensive collection of titles from the major publishers. Our professional exhibit managers actively promote titles by distributing flyers and catalogs, discussing books with conferees, selling books on-site using publisher supplied order forms, and urging faculty to consider titles for course adoption and library acquisition.
Click here to learn more about the PLEASE FAX YOUR RESERVATION FORM TO HOLD A PLACE FOR YOUR PRESS Once you have downloaded and printed out the reservation form, simply fill it out and fax it back to us at (413) 832-8145 to hold a place for your press. Please also send us via fax or e-mail one copy of your book list, indicating list and discount prices of each title on display. Shipping information will follow. We look forward to promoting your books at this event.
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The Canadian Anthropology Society (CASCA) is Canada's largest and most prominent organization for anthropologists—promoting research, teaching, and the dissemination of anthropological knowledge. Founded in 1842, the American Ethnological Society (AES) is the oldest and most important professional anthropological organization in the United States—promoting research and scholarship in all aspects of ethnology.