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H.W.
Wilson Announces — The Car and
Its Future
New Reference Shelf Volume Looks
at What's New and What's Next for the American Auto
New York, New York, October 20th, 2004
The specter of permanently high fuel costs and auto industry
response is just one of many issues covered in
The Car and Its Future, new in H.W. Wilson's
Reference Shelf book series. This is an in-depth examination of
automotive trends and technology from a variety of perspectives:
how today's drivers shop for, purchase, and use their cars; the
psychology and technology of vehicle design; safety issues; the
insurance industry; the auto industry around the world; and the
viability of alternative fuels.
The Car and Its Future
is the fifth of six books in The Reference Shelf 2004 series. Four others, The United States Election System,
Homeland Security,
U.S. National Debate Topic
2004-2005: The United Nations, and The Two Koreas, were
published earlier in 2004. One other is forthcoming: Representative American Speeches
2003-2004. Libraries that order the complete 6-volume
set receive a substantial discount.
Each book in The Reference Shelf series offers extensive
exploration of a current topic of importance in modern society, in
a compilation of notable articles from respected publications,
plus abstracts of 20 to 30 additional articles and a bibliography
of other sources. Reference Shelf volumes provide a well-rounded,
non-biased overview for researchers and general readers. The
Reference Shelf 2005 will include The European Union; Free Trade; The United States Supreme Court;
Women's Rights; a
volume dedicated to the U.S. National Debate Topic 2005-06; and Representative American Speeches
2004-2005.
Review copies of Reference Shelf volumes are available for members
of the press.
The Car and Its Future
October 2004 • 208 pages • ISBN 0-8242-1037-9 • $50 ($55 outside
the U.S. & Canada)
Contact:
Roseward Sky
Phone (800) 367-6770, x2272
Email:
rsky@hwwilson.com
Eileen Sutter
Phone (800) 367-6770, x2312
Email:
esutter@hwwilson.com |
