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An edition of Traveling the middle path (1999)

Traveling the middle path

the cultural epistemology of success, a case study of three Cambodian families

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Traveling the middle path
Julie G. Canniff, Harvard Univ...
Traveling the middle path by Julie G. Canniff, Harvard University. Graduate School of Education, Julie G. Canniff, Harvard University. Graduate School of Education
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An edition of Traveling the middle path (1999)

Traveling the middle path

the cultural epistemology of success, a case study of three Cambodian families

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English
Pages
338

Subjects

Cambodian Americans Cultural assimilation Case studies Cambodians Ethnic identity Personality and culture

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United States
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1999
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UMI # 9922116

Vita.

Thesis (Ed. D.)--Harvard Graduate School of Education, 1999.

Bibliography: leaves 332-337.

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v, 338 leaves
Number of pages
338

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OL58712884M
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43185451

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OL43106068W

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