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Conrad M. Arensberg

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According to Wikipedia, Conrad Maynadier Arensberg was an American anthropologist and scholar. He was born in Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania. He graduated summa cum laude from Harvard in 1931. He was exempted from his final exams by the College Dean who viewed them as "being completely unnecessary in Conrad's case" . In 1937, his doctorate dissertation titled The Irish Countryman became a college textbook.

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Conrad M. Arensberg's Published Works

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Trade and Market in the Early Empires (1960) (715)
Family and community in Ireland (1940) (278)
Trade and Market in the Early Empires: Economies in History and Theory. (1957) (229)
Trade and market in the early empires : economies in history and theory (1959) (177)
Culture and Community (1965) (118)
"Measuring Human Relations: An Introduction to the Study of the Interaction of Individuals." (1941) (113)
The Community as Object and as Sample (1961) (87)
The Irish Countryman: An Anthropological Study (1950) (68)
The Community-Study Method (1954) (62)
Introducing Social Change: a Manual for Americans Overseas (1964) (43)
Introducing social change (1964) (41)
A Worldwide Evolutionary Classification of Cultures by Subsistence Systems [and Comments and Reply] (1977) (40)
Culture as Behavior: Structure and Emergence (1972) (32)
The Old World Peoples: The Place of European Cultures in World Ethnography (1963) (30)
Teamwork and Productivity in a Shoe Factory (1949) (30)
Cultural Holism through Interactional Systems (1981) (18)
Community Study: Retrospect and Prospect (1968) (14)
Determination of Morale in an Industrial Company (1942) (12)
Research in Industrial Human Relations: A Critical Appraisal. (1957) (11)
Industry and the Community (1942) (9)
2. Theoretical Contributions of Industrial and Development Studies (1987) (7)
Trade and Market in the Early Empires: Economies in History and Theory (1958) (6)
Research in industrial human relations : a critical appraisal (1958) (6)
Report on a Developing Community, Poston, Arizona (1942) (3)
Anthropology: An Introduction to Primitive Culture.@@@Siam: 2nd Rural Economic Survey, 1934-1935.@@@The Irish Countryman: An Anthropological Study. (1937) (3)
Toward a ‘Control’ System for Industrial Relations. A Review of Management and the Worker (1941) (3)
On Anthropological Studies of Complex Societies (1963) (1)
Book Note and Review: Human Relations: Some Applications of Behavioural Research (1959) (0)
7. Family Transition at Marriage (1968) (0)
Note on the Second Edition (1968) (0)
16. Shopkeepers and Shop Assistants (1968) (0)
13. Markets and the Community (1968) (0)
5. The Kinship System (1968) (0)
Introducing Social Change: A Manual for American Overseas.@@@A Casebook of Social Change. (1968) (0)
Book Review:The Overseas Americans. Harlan Cleveland, Gerard J. Mangone, John Clarke Adams (1962) (0)
18. Marriage and Family Before (1968) (0)
The Nature of World Equilibrium (1942) (0)
11. Familism and Sex (1968) (0)
Book Review:English Villagers of the Thirteenth Century. George C. Homans (1941) (0)
Eulogy to Frederick L. W. Richardson (1989) (0)
SECTION OF ANTHROPOLOGY: Irish Rural Social Organization (1942) (0)
3. Family Labor (1968) (0)
20. Reciprocals of Family and Credit (1968) (0)
17. Induction and Transformation (1968) (0)
Differentials in Internal Migration.Albert Hoyt Hobbs (1942) (0)
9. The Problem of the Aged (1968) (0)
The extensive collection of letters, both hand-written and typed, document Karl Polanyi=s professional activities, as well as private life. Karl Polanyi=s correspondence contains incoming and outgoing letters, arranged in chronological order. (1989) (0)
12. Occupation and Status (1968) (0)
14. Conclusion: The Framework of Relationship (1968) (0)
8. Dispersal and Emigration (1968) (0)
15. The Town: Setting and People (1968) (0)
6. Demography and Familism (1968) (0)
Research Relationships and Cultural Differences (1957) (0)
Figure, Tables, and Maps (1968) (0)
Social Contexts of American Ethnology, 1840–1984. JUNE HELM (1985) (0)
19. Mobility and Continuity (1968) (0)
10. The Old in the Community (1968) (0)
4. The Relations of Kindred (1968) (0)
2. Small Farm Economy (1968) (0)
1. The Small Farmers (1968) (0)

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