Drinking behavior among southwestern Indians : an anthropological perspective / editors, Jack O. Waddell, Michael W. Everett ; collaborators, Donald N. Brown [and others]
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Tucson :
University of Arizona Press,
©1980.
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Table of Contents:
- General introduction / Michael W. Everett
- The use of intoxicating beverages among native peoples of the aboriginal greater southwest / Jack O. Waddell
- Drinking as a means of articulating social and cultural values : Papagos in an urban setting / Jack O. Waddell
- Drinking as an indicator of community disharmony : the people of Taos Pueblo / Donald N. Brown
- Drinking as an expression of status : Navajo male adolescents / Martin D. Topper
- Drinking as a measure of proper behavior : the White Mountain Apaches / Michael W. Everett
- Group pressure and excessive drinking among native Americans / Fernando Escalante
- Community programs for native Americans : Alcoholism programs / Richard Cooley
- Mental health programs / Maurice W. Miller, Don Ostendorf
- Urban alcoholism programs / Ron Wood
- Similarities and variations in alcohol use in four native American societies in the southwest / Jack O. Waddell.