LIST OF NEWLY ACQUIRED/PROCESSED BOOKS
For College of Social Sciences
As of July 2021
High School
Atkins, P. (2017). Elements of physical chemistry. Oxford University Press.[QD 453.3 A85 2017]————————- |
Burdge, J. (2020). Chemistry. McGraw-Hill Education.[QD 33.2 B865 2020]————————- |
Ebbing, D. D. (2017). General chemistry. Cengage Learning.[QD 31.3 E22 2017]———————— |
Giri, A. (2019). Research methodology for social sciences. SAGE Pulications India Pvt., Ltd.[H 62 G57 2019]
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Manahan, S. E. (2017). Environmental chemistry. CRC Press/Taylor & Francis Group.[TD 193 M39 2017]————————- |
Pratt, C. W. (2018). Pratt’s essential biochemistry. John Wiley & Sons Inc.[QD 415 P73 2018]———————— |
Tierney, K. (2019). Disasters: a sociological approach. Polity Press.[HV 553 T54 2019]————————- |
Welzer, H. (2017). Climate wars: why people will be killed in the twenty-first century. Polity Press.[QC 903 W45 2017]———————— |
Barrett, M. D. (2019). Youth civic and political engagement. Routledge.[HQ 799.2 P6 B37 2019]———————— |
Barnaby, L. (2019). Logic and critical thinking. Larsen & Keller.[B 71 L64 2019]————————- |
Chatfield, T. (2018). Critical thinking your guide to effective argument, successful analysis & independent study. SAGE.[B 809.2 C43 2018]————————- |
The Oxford illustrated history of the world. (2019). Oxford University Press.[D 21.1 O94 2019]———————— |
The politics of joking: anthropological engagements. (2019). Routledge.[PN 6149 P64 P66 2019]————————- |
3G E-Learning. (2018). Disciplines and ideas in the social sciences. 3G E-Learning LLC.[HD 85 D57 2018]————————- |
Applied economics. (2017). 3G eLearning[HB 171.5 A67 2017]———————— |
Arnold, R. A. (2019). Microeconomics. Cengage Learning[HB 172 A76 2019]————————- |
Ayers, J. (2019). Introduction to environmental chemistry. Callisto Reference[QE 516.4 A94 2019]————————- |
Bioinformatics: tools and techniques. (2018). Calisto Reference.[QH 324.2 B56 2018]———————— |
Brunsdon, C. (2019). An introduction to R for spatial analysis & mapping. SAGE Publications.[QA 276.45 R3 B78 2019]————————- |
Fundamentals of genomics. (2018). Larsen & Keller.[QH 447 F86 2018]————————- |
Hawkins, D. M. (2019). Biomeasurement: a student’s guide to biological statistics. Oxford University Press.[QH 323.5 H39 2019]———————— |
Kardong, K. V. (2019). Vertebrates: comparative anatomy, function, evolution. McGraw-Hill Education.[QL 805 K35 2019]
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Mendenhall, W. (2020). Introduction to probability and statistics. Cengage.[QA 276 M425 2020]————————- |
Witte, R. S. (2019). Statistics. John Wiley & Sons.[QA 276.12 W58 2019]———————— |
Critical reading across the curriculum. (2017). John Wiley & Sons, Inc.[LB 1050.455 C75 2017]————————- |
Egan, A. (2019). Confidence in critical thinking : developing learners in higher education. Routledge.[LB 2395.35 E33 2019]————————- |
Filak, V. F. (2019). Dynamics of news reporting and writing: foundational skills for a digital age. SAGE/CQ Press.[PN 4775 F55 2019]———————— |
Simpson, P. (2019). Language and power: a resource book for students. Routledge[P 40 S56 2019]————————- |
Smith-Worthington, D. (2018). Technical writing for success. Cengage.[T 11 S65 2018]————————- |
Solmerano, E. T. (2019). Adventures in 21st century literature: from the Philippines and the world. Fastbooks Educational Supply, Inc.[PS 9992 S65 2019]———————— |
Stam, R. (2019). World literature, transnational cinema, and global media: towards a transartistic commons. Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group.[PN 56 T685 S73 2019]————————- |
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