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Authors:
DAVIES S
MOSHER C
OGRADY B
Citation: S. Davies et al., EDUCATING WOMEN - GENDER INEQUALITIES AMONG CANADIAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 125-142
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GARTRELL CD
GARTRELL JW
Citation: Cd. Gartrell et Jw. Gartrell, POSITIVISM IN SOCIOLOGICAL PRACTICE - 1967-1990, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 143-158
Authors:
HARRISON T
JOHNSTON B
KRAHN H
Citation: T. Harrison et al., SPECIAL-INTERESTS AND OR NEW-RIGHT ECONOMICS - THE IDEOLOGICAL BASES OF REFORM-PARTY SUPPORT IN ALBERTA IN THE 1993 FEDERAL-ELECTION/, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 159-179
Authors:
NAKHAIE MR
ARNOLD R
Citation: Mr. Nakhaie et R. Arnold, CLASS-POSITION, CLASS-IDEOLOGY AND CLASS-VOTING - MOBILIZATION OF SUPPORT FOR THE NEW DEMOCRATIC-PARTY IN THE CANADIAN ELECTION OF 1984, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 181-212
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SATZEWICH V
Citation: V. Satzewich, PATRONAGE, MORAL REGULATION AND THE RECRUITMENT OF INDIAN AFFAIRS PERSONNEL, 1879-1900, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 213-234
Authors:
MICHELSON W
Citation: W. Michelson, CITY FORM AND EVERYDAY LIFE - TORONTO GENTRIFICATION AND CRITICAL SOCIAL PRACTICE - CAULFIELD,J, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 235-236
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TANNER J
Citation: J. Tanner, COOL - THE SIGNS AND MEANINGS OF ADOLESCENCE - DANESI,M, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 236-237
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CHRISTY RD
Citation: Rd. Christy, THE FROG, THE PRINCE AND THE PROBLEM OF MEN - DENCH,G, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 238-239
Authors:
BARON SW
Citation: Sw. Baron, EVERYBODY DOES IT - CRIME BY THE PUBLIC - GABOR,T, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 239-240
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PIGG SL
Citation: Sl. Pigg, MEDICINE, RATIONALITY, AND EXPERIENCE - AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE - GOOD,BJ, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 241-242
DEATHLY WATERS AND HUNGRY MOUNTAINS - AGRARIAN RITUAL AND CLASS FORMATION IN AN ANDEAN TOWN - GOSE,P
Authors:
PAPONNETCANTAT C
Citation: C. Paponnetcantat, DEATHLY WATERS AND HUNGRY MOUNTAINS - AGRARIAN RITUAL AND CLASS FORMATION IN AN ANDEAN TOWN - GOSE,P, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 242-244
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GRANT GP
Citation: Gp. Grant, NO LIFE LIKE IT - MILITARY WIVES IN CANADA - HARRISON,D, LALIBERTE,L, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(2), 1996, pp. 244-246
Authors:
BERNIER C
LAFLAMME S
ZHOU RM
Citation: C. Bernier et al., HOUSEWORK - REDUCTIONS IN GENDER DIVISION AND DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPLICATED PROBLEM, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 1-21
Authors:
NETT EM
Citation: Em. Nett, FAMILY STUDY IN CANADA DURING SOCIOLOGY SHIFTS FROM RC TO PC TO DC, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 23-46
Authors:
PAILLE P
Citation: P. Paille, OCCUPATIONAL INTEGRATION OF YOUNG FACTOR WORKERS - SURPRISES AND CONTINUITY AT SMALL MANUFACTURERS, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 47-72
Authors:
WATSON G
Citation: G. Watson, LISTENING TO THE NATIVE - THE NON-IRONIC ALTERNATIVE TO DIALOGIC ETHNOGRAPHY (AS WELL AS TO FUNCTIONALISM, MARXISM AND STRUCTURALISM), Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 73-88
Authors:
WINSON A
Citation: A. Winson, IN SEARCH OF THE PART-TIME CAPITALIST FARMER - LABOR USE AND FARM STRUCTURE IN CENTRAL CANADA, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 89-110
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FOX B
Citation: B. Fox, NEW MOTHERHOOD - CULTURAL AND PERSONAL TRANSITIONS IN THE 1980S - CROUCH,M, MANDERSON,L, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 111-112
Authors:
STEUTER E
Citation: E. Steuter, OUT OF THE GARDEN - TOYS AND CHILDRENS CULTURE IN THE AGE OF TV-ADVERTISING - KLINE,S, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 112-114
Authors:
MCMILLAN LJ
Citation: Lj. Mcmillan, TANGLED WEBS OF HISTORY - INDIANS AND THE LAW IN CANADA PACIFIC COASTFISHERIES - NEWELL,D, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 114-117
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DUNK TW
Citation: Tw. Dunk, WORKERS NOT WASTERS - MASCULINE RESPECTABILITY, CONSUMPTION AND EMPLOYMENT IN CENTRAL SCOTLAND - WIGHT,D, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 117-119
Authors:
OCONNOR JS
Citation: Js. Oconnor, LIVING ON THE EDGE - THE REALITIES OF WELFARE IN AMERICA - RANK,MR, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 119-120
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LAMBERT RD
Citation: Rd. Lambert, SOCIAL-CLASSES AND SOCIAL CREDIT IN ALBERTA - BELL,E, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 120-123
Authors:
SIMMONS C
Citation: C. Simmons, WERE ROOTED HERE AND THEY CANT PULL US UP - ESSAYS IN AFRICAN-CANADIAN WOMENS HISTORY - BRISTOW,P, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 33(1), 1996, pp. 123-124
Authors:
DUMAIS L
COURVILLE J
Citation: L. Dumais et J. Courville, PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF THE SEXUAL DIVISION-O F-LABOR - WHEN OCCUPATIONALQUALIFICATIONS AND INDUSTRIAL-ORGANIZATION COME TO THE ASSISTANCE OF FEMALE BLUE-COLLAR WORKERS, Canadian review of sociology and anthropology, 32(4), 1995, pp. 385-414