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UAF Alaska & Polar Periodical Index

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Theses/Dissertation.
Title:
Theses/Dissertation.
With Note:
Rasmuson call number: ALASKA PER E99 E7 E9.
Personal Subject:
Blake, Dale Selma, Ph.D.

Cassady, Joslyn Diana, PhD.

Clair, Alix, Ph.D.

Darwent, Christyann Marie, Ph.D.

Erwin, John Christopher, Ph.D.

Gilbert, Robert Lind, Ph.D.

Hanson, Kristin Helweg, Ph.D.

Hoffman, Brian Walter, Ph.D.

Kritsch Vascotto, Norma Mae, Ph.D.

Meunier, Yannick, Ph.D.

Stern, Pamela Rose, Ph.D.

Wachowich, Nancy, Ph.D.

Woodhouse-Beyer, Katharine Elizabeth, Ph.D.
Subject Term:
Disserations (See: Theses and dissertations)

Theses and dissertations.

Dividing Alaska: Native claims, statehood and wilderness preservation (Dissertation)

Gender relations and socio-economic change in Russian America: An archaeological study of the Kodiak Archipelago, Alaska, 1741-1867 A.D. (Dissertation)

High Arctic Paleoeskimo fauna: temporal changes and regional differences (Dissertation)

Inuit autobiography: Challenging the stereotypes (Dissertation)

Making a living, making a life: Subsistence and the re-enactment of Igluingmiut cultural practices (Dissertation)

Market and anthropology: a symbiotic relationship on St. Lawrence Island, Alaska (Dissertation)

Modernity at work: Wage labor, unemployment, and the moral economy of work in a Canadian Inuit community, NWT (Dissertation)

Organization of complexity: a study of the late prehistoric village organization in the Aleutian region (Dissertation)

Prehistoric soapstone quarry in Fleur de Lys, Newfoundland (Dissertation)

Resilient thesis, wordless synthesis: Women's perceptions of Inupiaq expression and transformation of Protestant belief and practice (Dissertation)

Transmission of drum songs in Pelly Bay, Nunavut, and the contributions of composers and singers to musical norms (Dissertation)

Tundra of sickness, cancer, radiation, and contagion among Alaskan Inupiat (Dissertation)

Wood exploitation by Neo-Eskimo populations from North Alaska to the Canadian High Arctic (Dissertation)
Supplement/Special Entry:
Inuit Studies, v. 26, no. 2 (2002) pp. 213-233.
Content Time Period:
2003.
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