Handbook of North American Indians, Volume 2: Indians in Contemporary SocietyWilliam C. Sturtevant Smithsonian, 1978 - 577 pagine The 46 chapters in this volume explore how Indians and Arctic peoples maintain their Native identity in contemporary societies, including their responses to the social forces around them. The major sections include OThe Issues in the United States, O OThe Issues in Canada, O ODemographic and Ethnic Issues, O and OSocial and Cultural Revitalizatio |
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Recognition | 113 |
History of IndianWhite Relations 1988 | 142 |
Gaming | 148 |
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