HIS 3788 Pandemics, Empire, and Survival of Asia and the World

Greenwood Press. Articles are signed, and the article-specific starter-bibliographies are acceptable.

Facts on File. SPU houses the revised 2001 edition at REF RA649 .E53 2001, but the entries are not signed, and the article-specific starter-bibliographies are not impressive. Appendix 1: Entries by disease; Appendix 2: Geographical list of entries [e.g. China and Indochina; India; Indonesia and the Philippines; Japan and Korea; Middle East; Oceania); Appendix 3: Timetable of plague and pestilence.

University of Michigan Center for the History of Medicine and Michigan Publishing, University of Michigan Library.

ABC-CLIO.

Cambridge University Press.

"more than 400 maps, charts, photographs, and associated text examining epidemics within displaced populations over the past 150 years, including coverage of disease transmission and abatement strategies during war and natural disasters."

"arranged in a historical sequence, beginning with classic plagues such as the 'Black Death' and cholera and moving on through smallpox and measles to 'modern' diseases such as AIDS and Legionnaires' disease."

Part 1, possibly the only one ever published, focuses on the West, and mostly Europe, unfortunately. Fold-out maps that are over 18" high.