Two Teak Cabinets

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 11 Apr 2017Publisher:Rutgers University - Newark School of Public Affairs and AdministrationJournal:Public Voices, volume 1, page 40 (issn: 1072-5660, eissn: 2573-1440,

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Authors: Jay S. Mendell;

doi: 10.22140/pv.471

Two Teak Cabinets

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Bureaucracy humiliates a young anthropology professor by forcing her to occupy a laboratory, though she believes her predecessor lies dead in that very laboratory within a locked cabinet. By studying her predecessor's singular resourcefulness and aggressiveness, Dr. Ewing Jones learns to vanquish the academic bureaucrats, gain control of her workspace, win respect from her colleagues, and inflict especially sordid punishment on her opponents.

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