@book {67451,
	title = {The critically acclaimed Essential Primary Sources series (10 volumes)},
	year = {2006},
	publisher = {Thomson | Gale},
	organization = {Thomson | Gale},
	abstract = {
	Insights and primary source documents on leading issues of the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. \&nbsp;{\textquotedblleft}Well-written..."--CHOICE\&nbsp;



	"For students doing in-depth research, this up-to-date set would be the one to use."--Reed/Elsevier



	Overview\&nbsp;



	The Essential Primary Source (EPS) series primarily edited by K. Lee Lerner and\&nbsp;Brenda Wilmoth Lerner\&nbsp;is\&nbsp;hailed by critics as as a well written, thoughtful, and cogent\&nbsp;collection\&nbsp;of topically-\&nbsp;related\&nbsp;primary source documents. \&nbsp;The primary sources selected\&nbsp;provide historical context and insights into people, places, and issues still dominating news headlines. The series of 10 volumes\&nbsp;includes:



	Terrorism: Essential Primary Sources\&nbsp;"packs an impressive selection of primary source material, both in terms of subject coverage and format.{\textquotedblright} \&nbsp;{\textemdash} Booklist, September 2006. \&nbsp;Read the Introduction



	[[{"fid":"152371","view_mode":"default","type":"media","attributes":{"height":"240","width":"176","style":"float: right;","title":"LernerMedia Global:  Medicine Health Bioethics","class":"media-element file-default"}}]]Medicine, Health, and Bioethics: Essential Primary Sources\&nbsp; {\textquotedblright}a sweeping view of events over the last 200 years.{\textquotedblright} {\textcopyright}School Library Journal. {\textquotedblleft}valuable and well organized{\textquotedblright} RUSQ, Spring, 2007.\&nbsp;Read the Introduction



	Gender Issues and Sexuality: Essential Primary Sources\&nbsp;"A remarkably varied set of sources.{\textellipsis}both the women{\textquoteright}s and gay rights movements are well-covered .. the variety of topics and works that makes this collection most notable and interesting... a more layered study of gender and sexuality..."\&nbsp;--\&nbsp;Eric W. Trekell, Director, LGBT Campus Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.\&nbsp;more



	Human and Civil Rights: Essential Primary Sources\&nbsp; "insight into emerging concepts of rights and a global perspective of successes and failures in civil rights movements." --\&nbsp;Book News (2007)"\&nbsp;more



	Government, Politics, and Protest: Essential Primary Sources\&nbsp;is\&nbsp;{\textquotedblleft}{\textellipsis}balanced, broad ranging, and very accessible.{\textquotedblright} Booklist, April 2007; \&nbsp;more



	Immigration and Multiculturalism\&nbsp;is\&nbsp;" a valuable reference work for almost any library." --Choice, June 2007 \&nbsp;more



	Environmental Issues:\&nbsp;"...thoughtful, and the analyses are cognet and well written." --ARBA, March 2007. \&nbsp;more



	Other volumes\&nbsp;in the EPS series include\&nbsp;Crime and Punishment; Social Policy;\&nbsp;and Family in Society.\&nbsp;



	The EPS series is\&nbsp;found in the libraries of leading research and teaching libraries, including Harvard University, MIT, Johns Hopkins, \&nbsp;U.S. Naval Academy, Georgetown Law Library, GWU, Dalhousie, \&nbsp;University of Michigan, Emory, Vanderbilt University, University of Texas (Austin), U.S. Air Force Academy, and Stanford.

},
	url = {http://harvard.academia.edu/kleelerner},
	editor = {K.Lee Lerner and BrendaWilmoth Lerner and Adrienne W Lerner}
}
