Too few tomorrows urban Appalachians in the 1980's
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| Format: | eBook |
| Language: | English |
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[Boone, North Carolina]
Appalachian State University
2017, [2017]
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Table of Contents:
- Preface / Maureen R. Sullivan
- Part I. From social problem to ethnic group
- Too few tomorrows / Thomas E. Wanger
- A decade in review : the development of the ethnic model in urban Appalachian studies / Michael E. Maloney
- Appalachians in Midwestern cities : regionalism as a basis of ethnic group formation / William W. Philliber and Phillip J. Obermiller
- Urban Appalachians and Canadian Maritime migrants : comparative study of emergent ethnicity / Martin N. Marger and Phillip J. Obermiller
- Labeling urban Appalachians / Phillip J. Obermiller
- The ethnic entrepreneur in the urban Appalachian community / Sharlotte K. Neely
- Part II. Continuing development among Appalachian migrants
- Moving on : recent patterns of Appalachian migration / Phillip J. Obermiller and Robert W. Oldendick
- The changing composition of Appalachian migrants / William W. Philliber
- Part III. From regionalism to urban life
- Two studies of Appalachian civic involvement / Phillip J. Obermiller and Robert W. Oldendick
- The impact of the urban milieu on the Appalachian family type / James K. Crissman
- Effects of schools & schooling on Appalachian children in Cincinnati / Michael E. Maloney and Kathryn M. Borman
- Appalachian youth in cultural transition / Clyde B. McCoy and H. Virginia McCoy
- Black Appalachian migrants : the issue of dual minority status / William W. Philliber and Phillip J. Obermiller
- Conclusion : the future for Appalachians in urban areas / William W. Philliber
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 123-138) and index