Christina Acidini Luchinat (’97, Italy)
Il Museo d’Arte Americano: Dietro le quinte di un mito
(Electa, Milano, 1999).
Inés Alberdi (’98, Spain)
La nueva familia española
(Grupo Santillana de Ediciones, S. A., Madrid, 1999).
Jon Azua (’98, Spain)
Competitive-Netting through Knowledge: Business + Government. The New Competitiveness Paradigm
(LaSalle University, Mandeville Lousiana, 1999).
Alianzas Coopetitivas para la Nueva Economía
(McGrawHill, Arthur Andersen, Madrid, 2000)
Silvia Bacher ('01, Argentina)
Voces e imágenes de los jóvenes del Mercosur
(OEI, Buenos Aires, 2002)
Jóvenes Comunicando A Jóvenes: Sobre VIH-SIDA
(UNESCO, Buenos Aires, 2002)
Fernando Ballestero (’98, Spain)
La Brecha Digital: El riesgo de exclusión en la Sociedad de la Información
(Biblioteca Fundación Retevisión, Madrid, 2002)
Antonio Battro (’86, Argentina)
Half a brain is enough: The story of Nico
Cambridge University Press (2000)
Zuzana Brázdová (’92, Czech Republic)
Dietary Guidelines in the Czech Republic: A Study in Community Nutrition
(Masaryk University, Brno, 1999).
Bernard Brizay (’77, France)
Le Sac du Palais d’Été
(Editions du Rocher, Paris, 2003)
Stuart N. Brotman (’00 USA)
Communications Law and Practice, Eighth Edition
(Law Journal Press, New York, 2000)
Nivard Cabraal (’00, Sri Lanka)
"Lak Mavata Muthu Potak"
[A String of Pearls for Mother Lanka]
(2002)
Towards a Sri Lankan Renaissance
(Ajith Cabraal 2000 [Pvt] Ltd, Colombo, 2002)
Antonio Martín Carrillo (‘98 Spain)
A Cielo Abierto
Leopoldo Chiappo Galli (‘67, Peru)
Psicología del Amor
(Peisa, Lima, 2002; Biblioteca Nueva, Madrid, 2002)
Benedetta Craveri (’81 Italy)
The Age of Conversation
(English translation published by New York Review of Books, 2005).
Javier Cremades (’98, Spain)
El Paraiso Digital
(Plaza & Janés, Bertelsmann Spain, Madrid, 2001)
Adolfo Critto (’84, Argentina)
Overcoming Modern Confusion: Consistency and Choice and Choosing Models of Society: Improving Choices and Quality of Life
(University Press of America, Lanham, MD, 1999).
Consistencia Ser Coherente
(Ediciones de la Universidad Católica Argentina, Buenos Aires, 2000)
Sara Shaw de Critto: Voluntariado: una forma de hacer y de ser
(Ediciones Ciccus, Buenos Aires, 1999).
Igor Dekanić (’87, Croatia)
A Century of Oil: The nexus of oil, money and power that has changed the world
Written with Stevo Kolundžić, and Daria Karasalihović.
(Naklada Zadro, Croatia, 2006).
Antonio Dias Leite (’60, Brazil)
Crescimento Económico: Experiénca Histórica do Brasil e Estratégia paro o Século XXI
(José Olympio, Rio de Janeiro, 1999)
Paula DiPerna (‘98, USA)
Oakhurst: The Birth and Rebirth of America’s First Golf Course
(Walker and Company, 2002)
Contributor to the anthology ‘Sisterhood is Forever’
(Washington Square Press, 2003)
Andres Font (’98 Spain)
Seguridad Y Certificación
(Biblioteca fundación retesion, Madrid, 2000)
Héctor Gallegos (’71, Peru)
La Ingenieria, 2da. Edicion
(Fondo Editorial, Lima, 2006)
Albanileria Estructural, 3era. Edicion
(Fondo Editorial, Lima, 2005)
Fallas
(Fondo Editorial, Lima, 2005)
El Siglo XIX
(Fondo Editorial, Lima, 2001)
El Viejo Peru
(Fondo Editorial, Lima, 2000)
La Ingeniería
(UPC, Lima, 1999).
Jaime Garcia (’98, Peru)
Trade Modernization and Customs Reform
(Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola and PROMPERU, Lima, 1999).
Martha Hamilton (’95 USA)
Black & White & Red All Over: The Story of a Friendship
(Public Affairs, Washington DC, 2003)
Mikulás Huba (’97 Slovakia) and Pavel Novácek, eds., (’92 Czech Republic)
The World Perceived by the Heart of Europe
Includes contributions from Eisenhower fellows
Juraj Mesik ‘95, Slovakia, and Josef Vavrousek ’94, Czech Republic
Karen Jespersen (‘87 Denmark)
Til støtte for Fatima – indvandrernes omstilling til Danmark
(People'sPress).
Alfonso Mata Jimenez (‘86 Costa Rica)
Fabulas de la Naturaleza
(Editorial Universidad de Costa Rica, 1999).
Abha Narain Lambah (’02, India)
Through the Looking Glass: The Grade I Heritage of Mumbai
(Urban Design Research Institute and Jasubhai Media, Mumbai, 2003)
John Joseph Lee (’89, Ireland)
Making the Irish American
(New York University Press, 2006)
Madeleine Lee (’02, Singapore)
A Single Headlamp: Poems by Madeleine Lee
(Firstfruits Publications, Singapore, 2003)
Volker Mauersberger (’73, Germany)
Hitler in Weimar - Der Fall einer deutschen Kulturstadt
(Rowohlt, Berlin, 1999)
Geoffrey Moss (’68, New Zealand)
Secrets for Success
(Moss Associates Ltd, Wellington, New Zealand, 2007)
Training Secrets
(Thomson Learning, Singapore, and Vijay Nicole Imprints and Thomson Learning, India, 2006)
Persuasive Ways: Tricks of the Trade to Get Your Ideas Across
2004 Moss Associates Limited Wellington New Zealand (Thomson Learning, Singapore, and Vijay Nicole Imprints and Thomson Learning, India; also translated by People’s Publishing House, Shanghai, 2006.)
Revitalise YOUR Business
(Moss Associates Ltd, Wellington, 2002)
Revitalise YOUR Business
(Moss Associates Ltd, Wellington, 2002, McGraw-Hill Australia, SE-Ed Thailand, Vijay Nicole India, Qingdao Publishing House China, and Thomson Learning Singapore)
Time Savers: Guidelines, Checklists & Golden Rules, 2nd Edition
(Moss Associates Ltd., Wellington, 2001)
Time Savers: Guidelines, Checklists & Golden Rules, 2nd Edition
(Moss Associates Ltd., Wellington, 2001, McGraw-Hill Australia, SE-Ed Thailand, Qingdao Publishing House China, Window of Times Korea and by Thomson Learning Singapore as Time Management Secrets)
A Rolling Stone
(Moss Associates, Wellington, 2000)
Pavel Novacek (’92, Czech Republic)
Global Partnership for Development: Sustainable Development Index
(Palacky University Press, Olomouc, 2002)
Martin Potucek (’92, Czech Republic)
Not Only the Market
(Central European University Press, Budapest, 1999).
Gillian Robinson (’03, Northern Ireland)
Researching Conflict in Africa: Insights and Experiences
Co-edited by Gillian Robinson, Elisabeth Porter, Marie Smyth, Albrecht Schnabel, and Eghosa Osaghae
United Nations University Press, 2005.
Paloma Sanchez (’98 Spain), Director
El capital humano en la nueva sociedad del conocimiento
(Círculo de Empresarios, Madrid, 2000)
James Sites (’61, USA)
Inger! A modern day Viking discovers America.
(ScanAm Communications, United States, 2006).
Paul Tapsell (’05, New Zealand)
Ko Tawa: Ancestors of New Zealand
David Bateman Ltd, Auckland, 2005.
Earle Taylor (’82 Jamaica)
Education in Perspective: Namibia's First Decade
Valery Tishkov (’80, Russia)
Chechnya: Life in a War-Torn Society
University of California Press, 2004.
Edurne Uriarte (’01 Spain)
España, patriotismo y nación
(Espasa Calpe, Madrid, 2003)
Democracia, nacionalismo y terrorismo
(Papeles de la fundación, Madrid, 2001)
Padriac A. White (’80, Ireland)
The Making of the Celtic Tiger: The Inside Story of Ireland's Boom
(Mercier Press, Dublin, 2000).
Park Won Soon (’99, Korea)
Non Governmental Organization
(Published in Korean, 1999).
Dominique Xardel (‘69, France)
Les Pianistes
(Seli Arslan, Paris, 2002)