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The American Indian in urban society / Edited by Jack O. Waddell [and] O. Michael Watson.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextLanguage: English Series: The Little, Brown series in anthropologyPublication details: Boston : Little, Brown, [1971].Description: xiv, 414 p. : mapsSubject(s):
Contents:
The American Indian and Federal policy, by J. E. Officer.--Indians and the metropolis, by J. G. Jorgensen.--The reservation community and the urban community: Hopi Indians of Moenkopi, by S. Nagata.--Life in the city: Chicago, by M. S. Garbarino.--The social environment of the urban Indian, by P. Z. Snyder.--Urban economic opportunities: the example of Denver, by R. S. Weppner.--Drinking and drunkenness among urban Indians, by T. D. Graves.--Involvement in an urban university, by F. C. Miller.--Navajo urban migration: an analysis from the perspective of the family, by W. H. Hodge.--Epilogue: The urban Indian as viewed by an Indian caseworker, by J. W. Olsen.
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The American Indian and Federal policy, by J. E. Officer.--Indians and the metropolis, by J. G. Jorgensen.--The reservation community and the urban community: Hopi Indians of Moenkopi, by S. Nagata.--Life in the city: Chicago, by M. S. Garbarino.--The social environment of the urban Indian, by P. Z. Snyder.--Urban economic opportunities: the example of Denver, by R. S. Weppner.--Drinking and drunkenness among urban Indians, by T. D. Graves.--Involvement in an urban university, by F. C. Miller.--Navajo urban migration: an analysis from the perspective of the family, by W. H. Hodge.--Epilogue: The urban Indian as viewed by an Indian caseworker, by J. W. Olsen.

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