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      Published by The Aftermath Project, 2014

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      Seller: Tangible Tales, Eugene, OR, U.S.A.Tangible Tales

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      Paperback. Condition: Good +. Oversize pictoral paper covers with tape and glue binding. Volume 7 only. A good+ copy with some soiling to the white covers and minor wear to the cover edges. Laid in at front is a sticker "War is only half the story" Interior is clean, unmarked, and well bound. Volume 7 features the work of Isabel Kiesewetter (on Brandenburg), Boryana Katsarova (on Kosovo), Stanley Greene (on Chechnya), Gwenn Dubourthoumieu (on The Democratic Republic of the Congo), and Marino Lombezzi (on the Lebanese/Israeli Border). 119 pp., an impactful and effective volume of photojournalism documenting society, healing, and devastation following armed conflict.

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      Published by The Aftermath Project, 2012

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      Seller: Tangible Tales, Eugene, OR, U.S.A.Tangible Tales

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      Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Oversize pictoral paper covers with tape and glue binding. Volume 5 only. A very good copy with minor wear to the cover edges. Interior is clean, unmarked, and well bound. Volume 5 features the work of Elizabeth Herman (on Bangladesh), Miquel Dewever-Plana (on Guatemala) , Davide Monteleone (on Russia and the Northern Caucases), Carlos Javier Ortiz (on the United States and youth violence and youth victims), Massimo Mastrorillo & Lara Ciarabellini (on Bosnia and Herzegovina). 91 pp., an impactful and effective volume of photojournalism documenting society, healing, and devastation following armed conflict.