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Latin American and the "New" Immigration; U.S.-Latin American Relations
Latin American and the "New" Immigration; U.S.-Latin American Relations
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Refiguring the Private Sphere in Contemporary Sao Paulo
Refiguring the Private Sphere in Contemporary Sao Paulo
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New Developments in Economic Sociology: Industrial Relations; Service Sector Employment
New Developments in Economic Sociology: Industrial Relations; Service Sector Employment
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Field Course on Environmental Archaeology in the Lower Amazon, Brazil
Field Course on Environmental Archaeology in the Lower Amazon, Brazil
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Developing Graduate Programs in Educational Evaluation - Expanding Curriculum, Utilizing Resources, Creating Consortiums and Modeling Evaluation Practice
Developing Graduate Programs in Educational Evaluation - Expanding Curriculum, Utilizing Resources, Creating Consortiums and Modeling Evaluation Practice
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Anthropological Theory-Ecology, Communication and Society; Fixed Reservations in a Shifting Landscape: The Future of Indigenous Amazonia
Anthropological Theory-Ecology, Communication and Society; Fixed Reservations in a Shifting Landscape: The Future of Indigenous Amazonia
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The Interaction between Economics and Ecology in the Sustainable Development of the Brazilian Amazon
The Interaction between Economics and Ecology in the Sustainable Development of the Brazilian Amazon
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Transamerican Studies: Caribbean, U.S. and Brazilian Cultural Studies in Comparative Context
Transamerican Studies: Caribbean, U.S. and Brazilian Cultural Studies in Comparative Context
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Immigration and Ethnicity: A Multicultural History of the U.S.; New Faces of Discrimination in Sao Paulo
Immigration and Ethnicity: A Multicultural History of the U.S.; New Faces of Discrimination in Sao Paulo