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The new families:

youth, communes, and the politics of drugs
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Basic Books, 1972 - Social Science - 190 pages

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Contents

The Politics of Drugs
1
Research Methods and Problems
20
Urban and Suburban Communes and
53
Copyright

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The new families: youth, communes, and the politics of drugs
The new families: youth, communes, and the politics of drugs
Ross V. Speck
Limited preview - 1972
The new families: youth, communes, and the politics of drugs
The new families: youth, communes, and the politics of drugs
Ross V. Speck
Snippet view - 1972
The New Families: Youth, Communes, and the Politics of Drugs
The New Families: Youth, Communes, and the Politics of Drugs
Ross V. Speck
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TitleThe new families: youth, communes, and the politics of drugs
AuthorRoss V. Speck
PublisherBasic Books, 1972
Original fromthe University of Michigan
Digitized22 Jul 2008
Length190 pages
Subjects ›  › 

Collective settlements
Communal living
Communal living - United States
Hippies
Hippies - United States
Psychology / Psychopathology / Addiction
Social Science / Children's Studies
Social Science / Sociology / General
Youth
Youth - Drug use - United States
  
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