Record Details     « New Search       Brief Record Full Record MARC Record     Bibliographic Data Control Number UPD-00000519465 Date and Time of Latest Transaction 20090717035917.0 General Information 020326s1979 pau eng Title Statement The Declining significance of racen : a dialogue among black and white social scientists / edited, with an introduction by Joseph R. Washington, Jr Local Call Number E 185.61 D32 Physical Description 126 p Cataloging Source DML Language Code eng General Note Edited papers, questions and answers, responses, and dialogue of the fifth annual symposium held by the Afro-American Studies Program, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, March 29 and 30, 1979. Focal point was William Julius Wilson's the declining significance of race, blacks and changing American institution Subject Added Entry - Geographic Name United States -- Race relations -- Congresses Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Afro-Americans -- Economic conditions -- Congresses   Afro-Americans -- Social conditions -- Congresses Added Entry - Personal Name Wilson, William J., 1935- The declining significance of race :blacks and changing American institutions.   Washington, Joseph R. Added Entry - Corporate Name Pennsylvania. University. Afro-American Studies Program Collection Category FO Format Monograph Location UP UPEPP E 185.61 D32 Regular Circulation UPSF-776 Textual Physical Form Designator Book           Physical Location University of the Philippines U.P. Extension Program in Pampanga E 185.61 / D32 U.P. Extension Program in Pampanga E 185.61 D32           Digital Copy Not Available          Add to Book Cart  |   Download MARC