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Carroll, Wayne M. – Social Education, 1982
Contains a collection of comments by Russians about their country and the U.S.; gives questions for discussion with secondary and college students. The statements serve to stimulate discussion and, together with additional study, may provide valuable information about the life style and living conditions in the Soviet Union. (AM)
Descriptors: Area Studies, Discussion (Teaching Technique), Higher Education, Life Style

Conway, Dennis – Social Education, 1991
Analyzes social and economic challenges facing the Caribbean region. Examines colonialism's legacy, factors contributing to emigration, and social stratification. Emphasizes difficulties in self-determination created historically by externally introduced ideas, continuing U.S. hegemony, and cultural, racial, and ethnic differences. Provides maps…
Descriptors: Area Studies, Colonialism, Cultural Pluralism, Demography

Schlene, Vickie J. – Social Education, 1991
This ERIC Clearinghouse on Social Studies/Social Science Education column is an annotated bibliography of 10 documents, available through the ERIC system, that deal with the Caribbean. Focuses on social science research done on parts of the Caribbean, the region's economic development, history instruction (Virgin Islands), and analysis of…
Descriptors: Annotated Bibliographies, Area Studies, Demography, Economic Development