...William P. Glade Mexico. Mutual Adjustment Planning . By Shafer Robert Jones . Syracuse , 1966 . Syracuse University Press . National Planning Series 4 . Tables. Notes. Bibliography. Index . Pp. xxiv , 214 . Paper . $4.25 . Copyright 1967 by Duke University Press 1967...

...John W. Griffin The Indian, Research Study. The Adjustment of Indian and Non-lndia/n Children in the Public Schools of New Mexico. Final Report . 2 vols. By Zintz Miles V. . Albuquerque , [ 1961 ], College of Education. The University of New Mexico . Notes. Tables . Pp. 137 , 279...

...Eva Paus Human Resources and the Adjustment Process . Edited by Paredes Ricardo and Riveros Luis A. . Center for Research in Applied Economics, book 10 . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press , 1995 . Graphs. Tables. Figures. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliographies. Index. 203...

...Richard J. Salvucci Consequences of Structural Adjustment: A Review of the Jamaican Experience . Edited by Lefranc Elsie . Kingston : Canoe Press, University of the West Indies , 1994 . Graphs. Tables. Figures. Appendixes. Notes. Bibliography. Index . xiv , 225 pp. Paper...

... explores how chronological age mediated the relationship between the colonial state and Andeans by creating the administrative status of tributary. Andeans adjusted their precolonial notions of aging to the concept of chronological age, which they associated with the tribute regime. During the government...

... of adjustment for these two groups are not the same and greater understanding would be gained if they were independently studied. The whiter Puerto Rican can go into the melting pot and, like the German and Italian before him, eventually lose his cultural identity. The darker Puerto Rican, like the Negro from...

... adjustment. As one would expect, they view Central America’s past economic history and future options as influenced by outside forces largely beyond their control, and they see some of the warts on neoliberal economic policy. In contrast, the U.S. participants, some of whom appear not to be well informed...

... and the strategies of state-led development of domestic industry and infrastructure, which dominated policymakers’ attention after World War II. The neoliberal strategy involves stabilization (curbing inflation through reducing public spending and raising interest rates), structural adjustment (an unregulated market...

... cultivators to adjust traditional farming methods to the new environment is amply documented ; less fully explored are the accommodations made in the areas of social organization, social control, and belief patterns. For example, Carter describes forms of reciprocal and cooperative labor and assesses...

.... $11.50 . Copyright 1972 by Duke University Press 1972 This book sets forth in a clear and always interesting way the intricate details of the search by a religious group for a place where harmonious and lasting adjustment of its members to each other and to the earth’s physical landscape can...

... about the social and political systems of early sixteenth-century Mexico, and the documents must be read in the light of this knowledge. There are further techniques for statistical reconstruction and verification, now known and easily applicable. Cook and I have returned to our adjustments...

... claiming throughout most of her life that the ideal role for women was as a housewife (she did partially adjust to the changing ideas of the times toward the end of her life), she was amazingly entrepreneurial and successful in her commercial activities. She went from demonstrating the uses of gas stoves...

... Guyana as a whole has been adversely impacted by the results of structural adjustment, the costs have fallen most heavily on the residents of the interior, the Indians. Any short-term benefits to them are as dubious as the economic and social toll is certain. Guyana , Fragile Frontier examines...

... the Portuguese thought that the Moluccas lay within the Castilian sphere; they were willing, according to Luís Mendonça de Albuquerque (1:131-132), to cede large stretches of Brazilian wilderness in exchange for adjustments in Asia. But by 1541 João de Castro had fixed the position of Java with astonishing...

... focuses on the results of an extensive survey that examines attitudes among Cubans of West New York, New Jersey—the types and degrees of adjustment and assimilation to North American norms. Emphasis is placed on measuring cultural, not structural assimilation, using indices of acculturation and personal...

... arose in response to urbanization and political mobilization; growing impoverishment, partly caused by the social and economic impact of structural adjustments; weaker state powers; and the retreat of governments from the social sphere. The central themes addressed in the book are women’s participation...