Walter Erich Edited (5 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very good condition. A Crossroad Book. viii, 128 pp. Concilium: Religion in the Seventies. Volume 112: (2/1978): Liturgy. LCC: 7866050.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Magazine. Octavo. 124pp. Wrappers toned and soiled, very good. Features contributions from E.E. Cummings, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, H.D., Mark Van Doren, Horace Gregory, Mary a Zaturenska, Richard Eberhart, Jean Garrigue, C.F. MacIntyre, Stephane Mallarme, Federico Garcia Lorca, Gabriela Mistral, Erich Kastner, Francois Villon, Arthur Rimbaud, Theodore Spencer, Francis Golffing, Alex Austin, Robert Creeley, Helen Coggeshall, Barnette de Jarnette, Jackson Mac Low, Eugene Walter, James Broughton, Clellon Holmes, and David Marcus.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First edition. Tall octavo. 310pp. Neat owner name, general wear, very good lacking the dust jacket. The interior is fine. Features essays by E.B. White, Pearl S. Buck, Malcolm Cowley, James T. Farrell, Christopher Morley, Lewis Mumford, and others.

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Magazine. Octavo. 124pp. Toned wrappers, about near fine. Features contributions from E.E. Cummings, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, H.D., Mark Van Doren, Horace Gregory, Mary a Zaturenska, Richard Eberhart, Jean Garrigue, C.F. MacIntyre, Stephane Mallarme, Federico Garcia Lorca, Gabriela Mistral, Erich Kastner, Francois Villon, Arthur Rimbaud, Theodore Spencer, Francis Golffing, Alex Austin, Robert Creeley, Helen Coggeshall, Barnette de Jarnette, Jackson Mac Low, Eugene Walter, James Broughton, Clellon Holmes, and David Marcus.

HardBack. Condition: Good. No Jacket. xv, 339pp. ill. Good clean copy. Disarmament Technologies Vol 4.Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Disposal of Weapon Plutonium. Approaches and Prospects, St. Petersburg, Russia, May 1417, 1995.This NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Disposal of Weapons Plutonium is a followup event to two preceding workshops, each dealing with a special subject within the overall disarmament issue: Disposition of Weapon Plutonium, sponsored by the NATO Science Committee. The first workshop of this series was held at the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London on 2425 January 1994, entitled Managing the Plutonium Surplus, Applications, and Options. Its over all goal was to clarify the current situation with respect to pluto nium characteristics and availability, the technical options for use or disposal, and their main technical, environmental, and economic constraints. In the immediate term, plutonium recovered from dismantled nuclear warheads will have to be stored securely, and under international safeguards if possible. In the intermediate term, the principal alter natives for disposition of this plutonium are: irradiation in mixed oxide MOX fuel assemblies in existing commercial lightwater reac tors or in specially adapted lightwater reactors capable of operation with full cores of MOX fuel .and irradiation in future fast reactors. Another option is to blend plutonium with highlevel waste as it is vitrified for final disposal in a geologic repository. In both cases, the high radioactivity of the resulting products provides self shielding and prevents separation of plutonium without already developed and available sophisticated technology. The socalled spent fuel standard as an effective protection barrier is quired in either case.