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Power in the Old Pueblo: a Study of Decision Making in a Southwestern Community

1961
AZ 395
Collection Guide

The collection contains a photocopy typescript of the results for the study Power in the Old Pueblo: a Study of Decision Making in a Southwestern Community (1961), which was conducted by James E. Officer, an anthropology professor, under the direction of the Area Research Center at Michigan State University.

Included materials:
Manuscript
Subject Area:
Law & Legal Issues
Mexican
Collection Area:
Political Affairs

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