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On the grassy Pampas of Uruguay, gauchos carry on a history of the South American cowboy. But these rugged ranchers are just one part of the countrys rich culture. In this title, young learners can read about the people, animals, and daily life of this small yet proud nation.

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This edition is significantly altered in its updated form to justify a fresh ISBN. Most of the changes are more technical than visual, although the style of the map appears different as a result. Most of the changes occur on the Montevideo side of the sheet, thanks to our reasonably recent visit to the city. Uruguay is one of those smallish but nice places to visit. The interior is mostly ranching country, but pleasant to see. Colonia, across from Buenos Aires, is well worth a visit and Punte del Este on the Atlantic shore is the local Miami Beach. For my money, the best thing about Montevideo is the old Coca Cola fountain shop right out of the 1920s. It s like moving back in time!

· Waterproof · Tear-Resistant · Travel MapLet National Geographic's Uruguay and Paraguay Adventure Map guide you as you explore the unique biodiversity, rich history and vibrant culture of these two South American countries. Quickly find your destination with the aid of a user-friendly index of cities and towns. Then plan your route using the mapped road network, complete with distances and designations for major and secondary roads, as well as tracks and unsurfaced roads for those seeking to travel off the beaten path. Other travel network features include airports, airfields, railroads, harbors and border crossings. In addition, hundreds of cultural, historical, ecological and recreational points of interest are pinpointed, such as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, protected areas, beaches, waterfalls, camping, and more. The map's front side covers the majority of land-locked Paraguay with its long borders with Brazil and Argentina, through the wetlands of the Rio Paraguay, down to the capital of Asuncion. The back side covers the southern tip of the Paraguay as well as the entire coastal country of Uruguay. Uruguay also shares long borders with Brazil and Argentina, but unlike Paraguay, Uruguay's capital of Montevideo is situated on the Atlantic Ocean. With such an abundance of specialized content, along with its topographic features, this map is the perfect compliment to any guide book to these two countries. Every Adventure Map is printed on durable synthetic paper, making them waterproof, tear-resistant and tough — capable of withstanding the rigors of international travel.Map Scale = 1:1,250,000Sheet Size = 37.75" x 25.5"Folded Size = 4.25" x 9.25"

The Bradt guide is the only guidebook to Uruguay, a tiny country that plays host to fine colonial architecture, superlative meat, outstanding birdwatching – and the best beaches in South America.

Greatly admired by the world community of policymakers and scholars of international trade, Arthur Dunkel is credited with having saved the Uruguay Round from failure. This volume--whose authors include the most distinguished trade policymakers and eminent academics from international economics and law--is a testimony to Dunkel's enormous standing in the trade community.The volume contains many accounts, by prominent players in the Uruguay Round negotiation, of what happened behind the scenes. These include Rubens Ricupero, now head of UNCTAD, on the developing countries' evolving positions; Indian Ambassador Zutshi on how the agreement on intellectual property protection was reached; and Secretary Clayton Yeutter on the negotiations in agriculture.Also of great interest are the authoritative analyses by major figures of new issues beyond the Uruguay Round. Sir Leon Brittan offers an analysis of the need to include competition policy in the WTO; Paul Volcker writes on the need to strengthen multilateral-ism in the rush to regionalism; Helmut Mauscher, chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce, on international business issues posed by accelerating globalization.The academic contributors bring scholarly viewpoints to bear on these new issues. Among them are Hon Jackson's analysis of sovereignty questions; Robert Hudec's of the evolution of the dispute settlement system under the GATT and current problems facing the WTO; Jagdish Bhagwati's of the issues raised by the interface between human rights and trade; and the trenchant critique of regionalism by Arvind Panagariya and T. N. Srinivasan.Jagdish Bhagwati is Arthur Lehman Professor of Economics and Professor of Political Science, Columbia University. Mathias Hirsch is Arthur Dunkel's personal assistant.

On the grassy Pampas of Uruguay, gauchos carry on a history of the South American cowboy. But these rugged ranchers are just one part of the countrys rich culture. In this title, young learners can read about the people, animals, and daily life of this small yet proud nation.

Greatly admired by the world community of policymakers and scholars of international trade, Arthur Dunkel is credited with having saved the Uruguay Round from failure. This volume--whose authors include the most distinguished trade policymakers and eminent academics from international economics and law--is a testimony to Dunkel's enormous standing in the trade community.The volume contains many accounts, by prominent players in the Uruguay Round negotiation, of what happened behind the scenes. These include Rubens Ricupero, now head of UNCTAD, on the developing countries' evolving positions; Indian Ambassador Zutshi on how the agreement on intellectual property protection was reached; and Secretary Clayton Yeutter on the negotiations in agriculture.Also of great interest are the authoritative analyses by major figures of new issues beyond the Uruguay Round. Sir Leon Brittan offers an analysis of the need to include competition policy in the WTO; Paul Volcker writes on the need to strengthen multilateral-ism in the rush to regionalism; Helmut Mauscher, chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce, on international business issues posed by accelerating globalization.The academic contributors bring scholarly viewpoints to bear on these new issues. Among them are Hon Jackson's analysis of sovereignty questions; Robert Hudec's of the evolution of the dispute settlement system under the GATT and current problems facing the WTO; Jagdish Bhagwati's of the issues raised by the interface between human rights and trade; and the trenchant critique of regionalism by Arvind Panagariya and T. N. Srinivasan.Jagdish Bhagwati is Arthur Lehman Professor of Economics and Professor of Political Science, Columbia University. Mathias Hirsch is Arthur Dunkel's personal assistant.

Discusses the geography, climate, history, wildlife, economy, government, people, religion, and culture of Uruguay.

304 pages. Bibliography. Generously illustrated with colour and black and white photos. Text in English and German. Approx. 9" x 9". "Concentrates on the gemstones found in the Catalan country to the northwest of Uruguay and on the people who emigrated from the gemstone centers around Idar Oberstein at the beginning of the 19th century. Relates their stories, based on their correspondence with their families back home. Focuses on the Becker family and stone prospector Wilhelm Dreher. Makes an interesting detour into Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Describes the location and mode of operation of five mines in the Artigas region. Somewhat above-average external wear. Moderate lean to spine. No dust jacket, apparently as issued. Unmarked. Binding intact. A sound copy of this informative and well-illustrated history.

MY URUGUAY Vignettes from a Way of Life By Tony Beckwith “My Uruguay” is a collection of fifty short-short stories set in the 1950s and 1960s. Part coming-of-age memoir, part meditation on life in a multicultural environment, the universal themes running through these vignettes will resonate with readers as the narrative describes a way of life that at times, though lived elsewhere, seems comfortably familiar. Uruguay is a small Spanish-speaking country on the Atlantic coast of South America. The author grew up there, in the seaside city of Montevideo, where his family was part of a close-knit expat community. His reminiscences of those formative years in a seemingly magical time and place explore the whims and foibles of a community that was, in many ways, more British than the British, at a time when the sun was already setting on the former empire. Traditions brought from the old country are a vital part of the community’s identity, but so is the need to live in the present as members of a cosmopolitan Uruguayan society. “We are British at heart,” says the author’s father in one story, “but our British experience is secondhand. We are cultural hybrids, very fortunate to be enjoying the best of both worlds in a place like Uruguay.” In the fast-moving world of the twenty-first century, it often feels as though there isn’t enough time to read lengthy works of literature at a leisurely pace as people once did. This book provides the ideal solution for those with busy lives and limited time on their hands; each of these brief vignettes can be enjoyed as a complete, uninterrupted experience in just a few minutes. But the writing is so compelling and the stories so vividly told that readers will find it hard to stop at just one.

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MY URUGUAY Vignettes from a Way of Life By Tony Beckwith “My Uruguay” is a collection of fifty short-short stories set in the 1950s and 1960s. Part coming-of-age memoir, part meditation on life in a multicultural environment, the universal themes running through these vignettes will resonate with readers as the narrative describes a way of life that at times, though lived elsewhere, seems comfortably familiar. Uruguay is a small Spanish-speaking country on the Atlantic coast of South America. The author grew up there, in the seaside city of Montevideo, where his family was part of a close-knit expat community. His reminiscences of those formative years in a seemingly magical time and place explore the whims and foibles of a community that was, in many ways, more British than the British, at a time when the sun was already setting on the former empire. Traditions brought from the old country are a vital part of the community’s identity, but so is the need to live in the present as members of a cosmopolitan Uruguayan society. “We are British at heart,” says the author’s father in one story, “but our British experience is secondhand. We are cultural hybrids, very fortunate to be enjoying the best of both worlds in a place like Uruguay.” In the fast-moving world of the twenty-first century, it often feels as though there isn’t enough time to read lengthy works of literature at a leisurely pace as people once did. This book provides the ideal solution for those with busy lives and limited time on their hands; each of these brief vignettes can be enjoyed as a complete, uninterrupted experience in just a few minutes. But the writing is so compelling and the stories so vividly told that readers will find it hard to stop at just one.

This expanded updated edition is the indispensable tool needed to identify wild birds of southern South America. It includes all birds of Argentina and Uruguay, 94% of the birds of southern Brazil, 95% of Paraguay, 50% of Bolivia and 85% of the birds of Chile. It clearly describes the main physical characteristics & behaviour, the habitat, distribution area in the Americas, common & scientific names, probability of sighting, threatened status, ornithogeographical zones and much more.A new edition of this book, bilingual in English and Spanish, including a DVD, a checklist and a bag is available at Amazon.com under the ISBN 9879132270.

Bilingual edition of Guia de Aves de Argentina y Uruguay - Edicion Total: Guia+DVD+Checklist+BolsoThis new expanded and updated edition is the indispensable tool needed to identify wild birds of southern South America. It includes all birds of Argentina and Uruguay, 94% of the birds of southern Brazil, 95% of Paraguay, 50% of Bolivia and 85% of the birds of Chile. It clearly describes the main physical characteristics and behaviour, the habitat, distribution area in the Americas, common and scientific names, probability of sighting, threatened status, ornithogeographical zones and much more. It includes a DVD with 900 bird sounds, a checklist and a bag.Nueva GUIA de Identificacion de las AVES de ARGENTINA y URUGUAY Edicion Total, de Tito Narosky y Dario Yzurieta. Totalmente renovada, ampliada, bilingual, con dibujos y ahora tambien con fotografias de cada una de las especies, incluye un DVD con 900 Cantos de aves, un checklist de las aves de Argentina y un bolso contenedor. Todas las aves de Argentina y Uruguay, y parte de Brasil, Paraguay, Bolivia y Chile. 1.000 especies - 1.000 fotografias - 2.000 ilustraciones - 1.000 mapas - 900 SONIDOS de Aves. Recomendada por: BirdLife International, Museo Americano de Historia Natural de Nueva Yok, y Aves Argentinas.AuspiciosMinisterio de Educacion de la Nacion - Secretaria de Cultura de la Nacion - Secretaria de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable de la Nacion - Secretaria de Agricultura Ganaderia y Pesca de la Nacion - Direccion Nacional de Fauna Silvestre - Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales Bernardino Rivadavia - Ministerio de Agricultura, Ganaderia y Recursos Renovables (Cordoba) - Fundacion e Instituto Miguel Lillo (Tucuman) - Fundacion Vida Silvestre Argentina - Administracion de Parques Nacionales - Conservacion Argentina - Fundacion de Historia Natural Felix de Azara - Aves Argentinas / AOP - BirdLife International

Bilingual edition of Guia de Aves de Argentina y Uruguay - Edicion Total: Guia+DVD+Checklist+BolsoThis new expanded and updated edition is the indispensable tool needed to identify wild birds of southern South America. It includes all birds of Argentina and Uruguay, 94% of the birds of southern Brazil, 95% of Paraguay, 50% of Bolivia and 85% of the birds of Chile. It clearly describes the main physical characteristics and behaviour, the habitat, distribution area in the Americas, common and scientific names, probability of sighting, threatened status, ornithogeographical zones and much more. It includes a DVD with 900 bird sounds, a checklist and a bag.Nueva GUIA de Identificacion de las AVES de ARGENTINA y URUGUAY Edicion Total, de Tito Narosky y Dario Yzurieta. Totalmente renovada, ampliada, bilingual, con dibujos y ahora tambien con fotografias de cada una de las especies, incluye un DVD con 900 Cantos de aves, un checklist de las aves de Argentina y un bolso contenedor. Todas las aves de Argentina y Uruguay, y parte de Brasil, Paraguay, Bolivia y Chile. 1.000 especies - 1.000 fotografias - 2.000 ilustraciones - 1.000 mapas - 900 SONIDOS de Aves. Recomendada por: BirdLife International, Museo Americano de Historia Natural de Nueva Yok, y Aves Argentinas.AuspiciosMinisterio de Educacion de la Nacion - Secretaria de Cultura de la Nacion - Secretaria de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable de la Nacion - Secretaria de Agricultura Ganaderia y Pesca de la Nacion - Direccion Nacional de Fauna Silvestre - Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales Bernardino Rivadavia - Ministerio de Agricultura, Ganaderia y Recursos Renovables (Cordoba) - Fundacion e Instituto Miguel Lillo (Tucuman) - Fundacion Vida Silvestre Argentina - Administracion de Parques Nacionales - Conservacion Argentina - Fundacion de Historia Natural Felix de Azara - Aves Argentinas / AOP - BirdLife International

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Vivienda Colectiva en Uruguay. 1933- 2020 editado por T6