this book offers a new approach to the study of business and society. It presents economic, political and social institutions as intertwined components of capitalism and investigates the validity of popular corporate reform models from a capitalist vi . . .

this book offers a new approach to the study of business and society. It presents economic, political and social institutions as intertwined components of capitalism and investigates the validity of popular corporate reform models from a capitalist vi . . .

A pocket handbook of Hupa words and phrases

This estuarine profile is one of a series of profiles that synthesize current ecological and other pertinent information of selected estuaries of the United States. The data in this profile on Humboldt Bay provide a scientific reference on the bay's n . . .

This dictionary contains the Hupa vocabulary -- including many inflected forms of verbs -- that is used or remembered by fluent speakers of the language.

Humboldt Bay is one of California's largest natural bays, encompassing over 17,000 acres of water, mud flats and marshes (Figure 1). It is located at latitude 40° 46' N and longitude 124° 14'W. The bay is 22.5 km long and 7.2 km wide, and is composed . . .

A Karuk language vocabulary book with extensive word lists, pronunciation guide, common phrases, and situational expressions.

Under U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Contract Number DACW07-75-0035, benthic invertebrate samples, sediment samples, and trawl samples were collected from North Bay, Samoa, and Eureka Channels during SeptemberNovember 1974. In December 1974 and January . . .

A booklet containing personal interviews, archival photos, and literature reviews relating to California's Gold Rush (1848-1900), offering an indigenous and tragic point of view to counterbalance the often romanticized versions of western white settle . . .

A Yurok language dictionary of common phrases in everyday conversation. The UNIFON alphabet and New Yurok Alphabet are both utilized to translate phrases into English.

Guidelines for organizations hosting HSU Indian Teacher and Educational Personnel Program (ITEPP) students in supervised fieldwork.

A Hupa language book produced by the Center for Community Development. 3rd edition printing in 1974.