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	Widows: Vol. I: The Middle East, Asia, and the Pacific Helena Znaniecka Lopata, ed. Duke University Press, 1987 Library of Congress HQ1058.W53 1987 \| Dewey Decimal 306.88 This volume analyzes the support systems and lifestyles of widows in Australia, the Philippines, Korea, Iran, China, India, Turkey, and Israel. Expand Description
	Widows: Vol. II: North America Helena Znaniecka Lopata, ed. Duke University Press, 1987 Library of Congress HQ1058.W53 1987 \| Dewey Decimal 306.88 The volume examines two communities in Canada, a Florida retirement community, and communities in Ohio, Nebraska, and California, as well as the relative situations of homeowners, blacks, and poor ethnic populations. Expand Description
	Widows: Vol. II: North America Helena Znaniecka Lopata, ed. Duke University Press The volume examines two communities in Canada, a Florida retirement community, and communities in Ohio, Nebraska, and California, as well as the relative situations of homeowners, blacks, and poor ethnic populations. Expand Description

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3 books about Lopata, Helena Znaniecka

Vol. I: The Middle East, Asia, and the Pacific

Helena Znaniecka Lopata, ed.

Duke University Press, 1987

This volume analyzes the support systems and lifestyles of widows in Australia, the Philippines, Korea, Iran, China, India, Turkey, and Israel.

Vol. II: North America

Helena Znaniecka Lopata, ed.

Duke University Press, 1987

The volume examines two communities in Canada, a Florida retirement community, and communities in Ohio, Nebraska, and California, as well as the relative situations of homeowners, blacks, and poor ethnic populations.

Vol. II: North America

Helena Znaniecka Lopata, ed.

Duke University Press

The volume examines two communities in Canada, a Florida retirement community, and communities in Ohio, Nebraska, and California, as well as the relative situations of homeowners, blacks, and poor ethnic populations.