Whether the Weather Coast?
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Honolulu: Office of Publications and Public Affairs, East-West Center
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Two team leaders from the (former) East-West Population Institute summarise four months of field enquiries about the population, land, and marine resources of South Guadalcanal. Involved in this project were seven masters' students on East-West Center scholarship, a local medical officer, four professional spouses, and about sixty Weather Coast people as interpreters, research assistants, and census enumerators.
Two team leaders from the (former) East-West Population Institute summarise four months of field enquiries about the population, land, and marine resources of South Guadalcanal. Involved in this project were seven masters' students on East-West Center scholarship, a local medical officer, four professional spouses, and about sixty Weather Coast people as interpreters, research assistants, and census enumerators.
Two team leaders from the (former) East-West Population Institute summarise four months of field enquiries about the population, land, and marine resources of South Guadalcanal. Involved in this project were seven masters' students on East-West Center scholarship, a local medical officer, four professional spouses, and about sixty Weather Coast people as interpreters, research assistants, and census enumerators.
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Published in the Spring 1973 issue of East-West Center Magazine.
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