Economic Change and Perceptions of Health in Two Coalfield-Adjacent Appalachian Counties, circa 1950-2019.

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Publicado en:Appalachian Journal Vol. 48; no. 1/2; pp. 26 - 61
Autores principales: TAYLOR, JESSICA, SATTERWHITE, EMILY
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Publicado: University of North Carolina Press Fall2020/Winter2021
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          Assistant professor of oral and public history at Virginia Tech.
          Associate professor and the director of Appalachian Studies in the Department of Religion and Culture at Virginia Tech.
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        Grandparent-grandchild relationships
        Economic change
        Unemployment
        Grandparents
        Social scientists
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          Grandparent-grandchild relationships
          Economic change
          Unemployment
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