Čájehuvvojit 1 - 18 oktiibuot 18 bohtosis ohcui "Acculturation."' Aiddostahte ozu
  1. 1
    Dahkki García Canclini, Néstor
    Almmustuhtton 1999
    Fáttát
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    Furkejuvvon:
    La globalización imaginada /
  2. 2
    Dahkki Limón, José Eduardo
    Almmustuhtton 1998
    Fáttát “...Acculturation Mexico....”
    Girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    American encounters : greater Mexico, the United States, and the erotics of culture /
  3. 3
    Dahkki Sorge, Arndt
    Almmustuhtton 2005
    Fáttát “...Acculturation....”
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    Furkejuvvon:
    The global and the local : understanding the dialectics of business systems /
  4. 4
    Dahkki Wise, J. Macgregor (John Macgregor)
    Almmustuhtton 2008
    Fáttát
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Cultural globalization : a user's guide /
  5. 5
    Dahkki Wise, J. Macgregor (John Macgregor)
    Almmustuhtton 2008
    Fáttát
    Connect to electronic resource
    Elektrovnnalaš E-girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Cultural globalization : a user's guide /
  6. 6
    Almmustuhtton 2000
    Fáttát Connect to electronic resource
    Elektrovnnalaš E-girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Changing the Terms Translating in the Postcolonial Era /
  7. 7
    Dahkki Goodland, Robert J. A., 1939-
    Almmustuhtton 1982
    Fáttát
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Tribal peoples and economic development : human ecologic considerations.
  8. 8
    Almmustuhtton 1993
    Fáttát “...Acculturation....”
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    Furkejuvvon:
    An anthropological critique of development : the growth of ignorance /
  9. 9
    Dahkki Thimm, Tatjana
    Almmustuhtton 2002
    Fáttát
    Girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Kulturwandel und Tourismus in Französisch-Polynesien /
  10. 10
    Dahkki Berno, T. E. L. (Tracy Elena Lee)
    Almmustuhtton 1995
    Fáttát
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    Oahppočájánas Girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    The socio-cultural and psychological effects of tourism on indigenous cultures : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology in the University of Canterbury /
  11. 11
    Almmustuhtton 2007
    Fáttát
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Myth and memory : stories of Indigenous-European contact /
  12. 12
    Dahkki Jones, Julie (Julie Anne)
    Almmustuhtton 1996
    Fáttát
    Oahppočájánas Girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Body image changes with modernisation in Western Samoa /
  13. 13
    Almmustuhtton 1996
    Fáttát
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Detraditionalization : critical reflections on authority and identity /
  14. 14
    Almmustuhtton 2009
    Fáttát
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    Furkejuvvon:
    The ethics of cultural appropriation /
  15. 15
    Dahkki Pomponio, Alice
    Almmustuhtton 1992
    Fáttát
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Seagulls don't fly into the bush : cultural identity and development in Melanesia /
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    Dahkki Allen, Bryant James
    Almmustuhtton 1976
    Fáttát “...Acculturation Papua New Guinea East Sepik Province....”
    Oahppočájánas Girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Information flow and innovation diffusion in the East Sepik District, Papua New Guinea /
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    Dahkki Lilly, Campbell
    Almmustuhtton 2005
    Fáttát
    Oahppočájánas Girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    New Zealand rugby players in Japan : an insight into their history and their cultural and professional experiences : a thesis presented in fulfilment of the degree of Master of Arts in the Japanese Programme, School of Languages and Cultures at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand /
  18. 18
    Dahkki Okayama, Atsuko
    Almmustuhtton 1994
    Fáttát
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    Oahppočájánas Girji
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    Furkejuvvon:
    Changes in communicative styles of Japanese people during their sojourn in New Zealand, with special reference to self-assertiveness : a thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Japanese in the University of Canterbury /

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