The changing Indian.
Contributors: American Association on Indian Affairs.
Series: The Civilization of the American Indian
Publisher: Univ. of Oklahoma Press
Published: 1942
Place of publication: Norman
Language: eng
Number of pages: 184
Subjects: Indians of North America.; Indians of North America -- Government relations.
Notes: From a symposium arranged by the American Association on Indian Affairs.
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by John Collier.; title: Observations on the trend of Indian population in the United States, by Frank Lorimer.; title: The mixed-blood Indian, by H. L. Shapiro.; title: Indian health, past, present, and future, by J. G. Townsend.; title: Land tenure in aboriginal America, by R. M. Linton.; title: Cultural factors in land use planning, by J. H. Provinse.; title: Land problems of an expanding Indian populaton, by A. G. Harper.; title: Indian education in Mexico, by D. F. R. de la Borbolla.; title: The use of native languages and cultures in Indian education, by E. A. Kennard.; title: Indian education in relation to the social and economic background of the reservation, by Gordon Macgregor.; title: Training Indians for the best use of their own resources, by W. W. Beatty.; title: Preparation of Indians for leadership, by W. W. Beatty.; title: Indian arts and crafts and their place in the modern world, by René d'Harnoncourt.; title: Indian religion in the modern world, by W. D. Strong.