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The Pitcher is Broken
This is a volume of tributes and essays in memory of Gsta W. Ahlstrm, Professor of Old Testament in the Divinity School and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations Department of the University of Chicago. Nineteen essays written by former students and colleagues deal with the history and archaeology of Iron Age Palestine and the ancient Near East, the Deuteronomistic History, and the history of Old Testament studies. Six tributes read at his memorial service, his final bibliography and a list of the dissertations he chaired combine to yield a montage of the scholar as teacher, character, and friend.
The Ahlstrom Family
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Ed Ahlstrom
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This Isn’t Fine
Jam-packed with charts, graphs, and hilarious memes, This Isn’t Fine is a surprisingly funny and accessible ride through a world on the brink of collapse—and what we can do to survive it. Diving headfirst into finance and energy, culture and ecology, Ahlstrom transforms the complex systems and histories that underpin our society into relatable narratives, all while mythbusting popular delusions on everything from free-market capitalism to electric cars. This is not a depressing book about the end of the world. It’s a book about how we can save it. And it’s a must-read for any human on planet earth.
The History of Ancient Palestine
"With a contribution by Gary O. Rollefson; edited by Diana Edelman"--Cover.
Ahlstrom Worldwide
Describes A. Ahlstrom Corporation, based in Helsinki, Finland. Posts contact information via mailing address and telephone and fax numbers. Ahlstrom is a global paper and engineering group that supplies systems and equipment to the pulp and paper industry and manufactures specialty papers and converted products. Details the business groups and products. Contains an online feedback form. Highlights the organizational structure and the company's annual report.
