An edition of Violence by blacks and low-income whites (1974)

Violence by blacks and low-income whites

some new evidence on the subculture of violence thesis

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Violence by blacks and low-income whites
Howard S. Erlanger, Howard S. ...
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some new evidence on the subculture of violence thesis

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University of Wisconsin
Language
English
Pages
28

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Subjects

African Americans, Poor, Social values, Violence

Places

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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Violence by blacks and low-income whites: some new evidence on the subculture of violence thesis
1974, University of Wisconsin
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Bibliography: p. 22-28.

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Madison
Series
Discussion papers - Institute for Research on Poverty ; 208-74, Discussion papers (University of Wisconsin--Madison. Institute for Research on Poverty) ;, 208.

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Dewey Decimal Class
301.6/33/09775
Library of Congress
HN80.M58 E74

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Pagination
28 leaves ;
Number of pages
28

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OL4694991M
LCCN
77621620

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