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Urban native men and women : differences in their work adaptations

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Creator: Jones, Dorothy Miriam, 1923-
Subjects: Acculturation of Native Peoples, Acculturation, Native Peoples, Administration of Minority Groups, Administration of Native Peoples, Alaska, Anthropology, Cultural, Anthropology, Social, Culture, Employment, Eskimos -- Employment, Eskimos -- Employment -- Alaska, Eskimos -- Urban residence, Eskimos -- Urban residence -- Alaska, Ethnography, Ethnology, Indians of North America -- Employment, Indians of North America -- Employment -- Alaska, Indians of North America -- Urban residence, Indians of North America -- Urban residence -- Alaska, Indiens d'Amérique -- Habitat urbain -- Alaska, Indiens d'Amérique -- Travail -- Alaska, Inuit -- Habitat urbain -- Alaska, Inuit -- Travail -- Alaska, Jobs, Labour, Manpower, Native Peoples, Description Cultural, Opportunities for Youth
Collections: Circumpolar Library, Circumpolar Collection
Contributor: University of Alberta Libraries
Date: 1976
Language: eng
Referring Collections: toronto

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