Comparative perspectives on race relations.
By: Edited and with introd. by Melvin M. Tumin.
Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 312
Subjects: Race relations.
Notes: Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: Africa south of the Sahara, by M. Banton.; value: From caste to class in north Brazil, by C. Wagley.; value: White and coloured in Britain, by M. Banton.; value: The unorthodox race doctrine of Hawaii, by R. Adams.; value: The demography of caste (India), by K. Davis.; value: The social persistence of an outcaste group (Japan), by J. D. Donoghue.; value: The social perception of skin color in Japan, by H. Wagatsuma.; value: The effects of industrialisation on race relations in Malaya, by T. H. Silcock.; value: Race and related ideas in the Near East, by A. Hourani.; value: Race in New Zealand, by R. Thompson.; value: Social class and skin color in Puerto Rico, by M. M. Tumin with A. Feldman.; value: South Africa: The culture and politics of race, by P. L. van den Berghe.; value: Indian-Mestizo-white relations in Spanish America, by R. L. Beals.; value: Race relations and social change (United States), by M. E. Burgess.; value: Attitudes toward desegregation (United States), by H. H. Hyman and P. B. Sheatsley.; value: Race and color in the West Indies, by D. Lowenthal.