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006610
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Great Britain, Greenwood Press, 2002.
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x, 302pRed Spine
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Endangered Peoples Of The World
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Turns the spotlight on 14 endangered cultures as examples of how diverse peoples are coping with these radical evolutions in the 21st century. This volume covers the Afghans, the Bedouin of the South Sinai, the Bisa of Zambia, the Eritreans and Ethiopians, the Kurds, the Nuba of Sudan, the Ogoni of Nigeria, the Okavango Delta peoples of Botswana, the Palestinians, the Qashqa'i of Iran, the Rwandese, the Somali of the Horn of Africa, the Tuareg, and the Ugandans.
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Introduction
1. The Afghans M. Catherine Daly
2. The Bedouin of the South Sinai, Egypt David Homa
3. The Bisa of Zambia Stuart A. Marks
4. The Eritreans and Ethiopians Lucia Ann McSpadden
5. The Kurds Laurel Erickson
6. The Nuba of Sudan Mona A. Mohamed and Margaret Fisher
7. The Ogoni of Nigeria A. Olu Oyinlade and Jeffrey M. Vincent
8. The Okavango Delta Peoples of Botswana John Bock and Sara E. Johnson
9. The Palestinians Lema Bashir
10. The Qashqa'i of Iran Lois Beck
11. The Rwandese Clea Msindo Koff and Ralph J. Hartley
12. The Somali of the Horn of Africa Virginia Luling
13. The Tuareg Susan J. Rasmussen
14. The Ugandans Dee Aker
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0313304378 Hb.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 007072 | 305.8/HIT | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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006607
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Great Britain, Greenwood Press, 2001.
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232pRed Spine
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Endangered Peoples Of The World
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Gives a rare insight into indigenous and marginalized groups in Mexico, Central America, and South America. Focuses on more than 13 endangered peoples, from the Mayans of Central Quintana Roo in Mexico, to the Quechua of the Peruvian Andes.
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Mexicans
1 The Mayans of Central Quintana Roo - David Barton Bray
2 The Rural People of Mexico's Northwest Coast - Maria L.Cruz-Torres
3 Villagers at the Edge of Mexico City - Scott S. Robinson
Central Americans
4 Artisanal Fisherfolk of the Gulf of Fonseca - Jorge Varela Marquez, Kate Cissna, and Susan C. Stonich
5 The English-Speaking Bay Islanders - Susan C.Stonich
6 The Miskito of Honduras and Nicaragua - David J. Dodds
7 Indigenous and Ladino Peoples of the Rio Plantano Biosphere Reserve, Honduras - Peter H. Herlihy
8 The Ngobe of Western Panama - John R. Bort and Philip D. Young
9 The Kuna of Panama - James Howe
10 The Tz'utujil Maya of Guatemala - James Loucky
South Americans
11 The Awa of Ecuador - Janet M. Chernela
12 The Otavalenos of the Ecuadorian Highlands - Rudi Colloredo-Mansfeld
13 The Quechua of the Peruvian Andes - Paul H. Gelles
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031330856X Hb.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 007075 | 305.8/STO | Main | On Shelf | Teacher Resources | Reference |
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006608
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Great Britain, Greenwood Press, 2002.
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xviii, 270p Red Spine
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Endangered Peoples Of The World
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Illuminates the current situation of 13 of our most traditional peoples in the United States and Canada. Included are small tribal groups, ethnic groups with a unique way of life, new immigrants, and refugees with strong roots in war-torn homelands. Among the groups represented are the Chemehuevis, the Crow, the Eastern Shoshone, the Gitxsan and Witsuwit'en, the Hopi, the Lummi, the Onodowaga, the Wanapum, the Amish, the Hmong, the Maya, and Sicilian fishing families. Contributors are anthropologists, archivists, historians, scholars of religion and First Nations studies, and members of the groups discussed.
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Introduction
1. Indigenous Societies
-- 1. The Chemehuevis in Nevada and California / Clifford E. Trafzer
-- 2. The Crow/Apsaalooke in Montana / John A. Grim and Magdalene Medicine Horse-Moccasin Top
-- 3. The Eastern Shoshone in Wyoming / Ernest Olson and Brooke Olson
-- 4. The Gitxsan and Witsuwit'en in British Columbia / Antonia Mills
-- 5. The Hopi in Arizona / Miguel Vasquez
-- 6. The Lummi in Washington State / Kurt Russo
-- 7. The Onodowaga (Seneca) in New York State / Robert B. Porter
-- 8. The Wanapum of Priest Rapids, Washington / Julia G. Longenecker, Darby C. Stapp and Angela M. Buck -- Pt. 2. Ethnic Minorities
-- 9. African-Americans in the Coastal Zone of Georgia / Ben G. Blount
-- 10. The Amish of Lancaster Country, Pennsylvania / Tom Greaves
-- 11. The Hmong in Wisconsin / Jo Ann Koltyk
-- 12. The Maya in Florida / Allan Burns.
-- 13. The Sicilian Fishing Families of Gloucester, Massachusetts / Christopher Dyer.
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031330811X Hb.
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| 007074 | 305.8/GRE | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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006121
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Great Britain, Greenwood Press, 2000.
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x, 282pRed Spine
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Endangered Peoples Of The World
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Anthropologists and area scholars profile 14 endangered cultures of the region, from the Kubu of Central Sumatra in Indonesia to the Ainu of Japan. They report from their own field work about such issues as the impact of tourism, the prohibition of whaling, and dislocation due to nuclear testing. Each account is followed by questions and lists of published literature, films, and videos, and organizations.
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1 Identities, Ecologies, Rights, and Futures: All Endangered Leslie E. Sponsel
2 The Ainu of Japan Richard Siddle
3 The Akha of the Southwest China Borderlands Cornelia Ann Kammerer
4 The Amis of Taiwan Hsiang-mei Cheng
5 The Ayukawa-hama Community of Japan Masami Iwasaki-Goodman
6 The Batak of the Philippines James F. Eder
7 The Batek of Malaysia Kirk Endicott
8 The Bulusu' of East Kalimantan, Indonesia George N. Appell
9 The Karen of Burma and Thailand Yoko Hayami and Susan M. Darlington
10 The Kubu of Central Sumatra, Indonesia Gerard A. Persoon
11 The Okinawans of the Ryukyu Islands James E. Roberson
12 The Rungus Dusun of Sabah, Malaysia George N. Appell
13 The Semai of Malaysia Robert K. Dentan
14 The Uyghur of China Dru C. Gladney
15 The Yi of China Margaret Byrne Swain
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031330646X Hb.
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| 006603 | 305.8/SPO | Main | On Shelf | Reference books | Reference |
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006609
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Great Britain, Greenwood Press, 2000.
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278pRed Spine
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Endangered Peoples Of The World
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Examines the threats to cultural survival of 14 groups of peoples of the arctic regions in Russia, Canada, Alaska, Greenland, Norway, and Finland, as well as their political, cultural, and economic responses to the threat. Each chapter also discusses the ecological settings, subsistence strategies, social and political organizations, religions and world views of such groups as the Inuits, the James Bay Cree, the Evenkis of Central Siberia, and the Whaler Northern Norway.
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1 The Aleuts of the Pribilof islands, Alaska - Helen D. Corbett and Susanne M. Swibold
2 The Chukchi and Siberian Yupiit of the Russian Far East - Peter P. Schweitzer and Patty A. Gray
3 The Cree of James Bay, Quebec, Canada - Harvey A. Feit
4 The Evenkis of central Siberia - David G. Anderson
5 The Innu of Labrador, Canada - Adrian Tanner
6 The Inuit of Nunavut, Canada - Bruce Rigby, John MacDonald, and Leah Otak
7 The sheep-farming Kujataamiut of South Greenland - Rasmus Ole Rasmussen
8 The Inupiat of Alaska - Barbara Bodenhorn
9 The Isertormeeq of East Greenland - Grete K. Hovelsrud-Broda
10 The Kalaallit of West Greenland - Richard A. Caulfield
11 The Kaska of Canada of Canada - Patrick Moore
12 The whalers of Lofoten, northern Norway - Arne Kalland
13 The Saami - Hugh Beach
14 The Yupiit of western Alaska - Anne Fienup-Riordan
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0313306494 Hb.
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 007073 | 305.8/FRE | Main | On Shelf | Teacher Resources | Reference |
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ID:
016129
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California, Greenwood Press, 2012.
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xvi, 332pCream Spine
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The Greenwood Histories of the Modern Nations
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The American media has portrayed Iran as a remote country inhabited by a people who speak an obscure tongue called Farsi and whose religious fanaticism is unmatched. For those who recall this image when they hear mention of Iran, this work offers new, engaging perspectives. Iran, with its almost three thousand years of history, is home to one of the world's richest and most complex cultures. Daniel, a world-renowned expert on Iran, distinguishes the Iranian people from their Arab neighbors by fully exploring the country's history and culture. The History of Iran is an objective and intriguing portrait of Iran's complex history. This innovative work is ideal for student use and for the interested reader.
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Series Foreword / Frank W. Thackeray and John E. Findling
Preface
Timeline of Historical Events
1. The Land and People of Iran
2. Ancient Iran
3. From the Parthians to the Mongols
4. Early Modern Iran
5. From the Zand to the Qajars
6. The Forging of the Nation-State
7. Mohammad-Reza Shah
8. Khomeini and the Islamic Revolution
9. The Khomeini Era
10. Reconstruction and reform
11.Iran in the twenty-first century
Notable People in the History of Iran
Bibliographic essay
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9780313375095 Hb.
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| I00791 | 955/ELT | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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005137
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Westport, Greenwood Press, 2004.
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298pBlack spine
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This timely and accessible book examines the phenomenon of terrorism, discusses the methods, tactics, and weapons used by terrorists, and explores the attraction that terrorism holds for many individuals, groups, and movements.
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0313325782 Pb.
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