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Asen Balikci's study "Vuntut Kutchin Social Change", draft and published version

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Date:

1961, 1963.

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R12036-16-3-E, Volume number: 1

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3734939

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Marg and Roy Hall fonds

Asen Balikci's study "Vuntut Kutchin Social Change", draft and published version
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Date(s):

1961, 1963.

Place:

Ottawa, Ont.:

Place of creation:

Ontario

Publisher:

Northern Co-ordination and Research Centre, Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources,

Language of material:

English

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Consists of a draft paper that Asen Balikci produced after a field trip to Old Crow in the summer of 1961, while he was employed under a special service contract to the Northern Co-ordination and Research Centre of the Departement of Northern Affairs and National Resources. Roy Hall was able to put the names of Balikci's interviewees on the copy of this paper.

The other document included in this file is the fuller report published in 1963 by the Centre, untitled "Vunta Kutchin Social Change: A Study of the People of Old Crow, Yukon Territory".

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Creator: Balikci, Asen

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Balikci, Asen : Dr. Balikci is an anthropologist, specialist in Inuit culture, who worked for the National Museum of Ottawa and for the University of Montreal. He worked closely with the Netsilik Inuit of the Canadian Arctic, and made some researches in Siberia as well.

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[Consultation90 Open]

Volume [R12036]

[Consultation 90 Open]

1 File number 14

[Consultation 90 Open]

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