Race Relations in World Perspective: Papers Read at the Conference on Race Relations in World Perspective, Honolulu, 1954Andrew W. Lind |
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... areas , and that they may afford some test of the validity of the theories evolved in other comparable areas . Modern industrialized society , in setting the peoples of the world in motion as never before in human history , creates the ...
... areas , and that they may afford some test of the validity of the theories evolved in other comparable areas . Modern industrialized society , in setting the peoples of the world in motion as never before in human history , creates the ...
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... areas develop the types of behavior , the ways of life , and the habit structures that adapt them to the particular areas . . . . The occupational distribution is determined by necessity and not by choice . Except for a small fraction ...
... areas develop the types of behavior , the ways of life , and the habit structures that adapt them to the particular areas . . . . The occupational distribution is determined by necessity and not by choice . Except for a small fraction ...
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... area of the aborigines was separated from the ordinary administrative areas , and consequently the aborigines living in these regions were cut off from direct connection with the people of the ordinary administrative areas . At that ...
... area of the aborigines was separated from the ordinary administrative areas , and consequently the aborigines living in these regions were cut off from direct connection with the people of the ordinary administrative areas . At that ...
Contents
Reflections on Theory of Race Relations | 3 |
Rigidity and Fluidity in Race Relations | 25 |
Occupation and Race on Certain Frontiers | 49 |
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