Human problems in technological change : a casebook / edited by Edward H. Spicer.
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TextNew York, NY : Russell Sage Foundation, ©1952Description: 301 p. ; 24 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - HM 101 H88 1952
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INTRODUCTION BY THE EDITOR --
Change in the modern world --
The fabric of human culture --
Human responses to change --
Purpose of this casebook --
PART I. THE DISCOVERY OF HUMAN PROBLEMS --
Case 1. In the wake of the wheel --
Introduction of the wagon to the papago --
Indians of Southern Arizona --
SUGGESTIONS FOR STUDY-THE FORMULATION OF QUESTIONS --
Case 2. Corn and custom --
Introduction of hybrid corn to Spanish --
American farmers in New Mexico --
Case 3 Reluctant cotton-pickers --
Incentive to work in a Japanese relocation center --
Case 4 The village level-An introduction of green manuring in rural india --
Case 5 Steel Axes for stone age Australians --
SUGGESTIONS FOR STUDY-A CHECKLIST OF QUESTIONS --
6 HUMAN PROBLEMS IN TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE --
PART II THE ANALYSIS OF HUMAN SITUATIONS --
SUGGESTIONS FOR STUDY-ROLES --
Case 6. New land to farm --
Agricultural practices among the Navaho --
Indians of New Mexico --
Case 7. The wells that failed --
An attempt to establish a stable water --
Supply in Viru Valley, Peru --
SUGGESTIONS FOR STUDY-Interviewing --
Case 8. Eskimo Herdsmen --
Introduction of reindeer herding to the natives of Alaska --
Case 9. South sea island strike --
Labor-management relations in the Caroline Islands, Mirconesia --
Case 10. The Creek "Town" and the problem of creek Indian political reorganization --
PART III. TYPES OF HUMAN PROBLEMS --
SUGGESTIONS FOR STUDY-FINDING COMMON ELEMENTS --
Case 11. Sheepmen and technicians --
A program of soil conservation on the Navajo Indian preservation --
Case 12. Experiement in conservation --
Erosion control and forage production on the papago Indian reservations in Arizona --
Case 13. People of the hinerland --
Community interrelations in a Maritime province of Canada --
Case 14. Resistance to freedom --
Resettlement from the Japanese relocation centers during world war II --
Case 15. Democracy in process --
The development of democrativ leadership in the micronesian Islands --
PART IV. CONCEPTUAL TOOLS FOR SOLVING HUMAN PROBLEMS
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