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Culture Regions, Homelands, and Ethnic Archipelagos in the United States: Methodological Considerations*

Michael P. Conzen University of Chicago, 60637
Pages 13-29 | Published online: 28 Jul 2009

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ChrisW. Post. (2009) American Homelands: Classroom Approaches Towards a Complex Concept. Journal of Geography 107:4-5, pages 194-197.
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Douglas A. Hurt. (2003) Defining American Homelands: A Creek Nation Example, 1828-1907. Journal of Cultural Geography 21:1, pages 19-43.
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Susan E. Hume. (2003) Belgian Settlement and Society in the Indiana Rust Belt. Geographical Review 93:1, pages 30-50.
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Steven M. Schnell. (2000) The Kiowa Homeland in Oklahoma. Geographical Review 90:2, pages 155-176.
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Kevin E. Mchugh, Ines M. Miyares & Emily H. Skop. (1997) The Magnetism of Miami: Segmented Paths in Cuban Migration. Geographical Review 87:4, pages 504-519.
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Joseph Wood. (1997) Vietnamese American Place Making in Northern Virginia. Geographical Review 87:1, pages 58-72.
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Nadav G. Shelef & Alex Zhi-Xiong Koo. (2021) Homelands and Nationalism. Nationalities Papers 50:3, pages 417-429.
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Dawn M. Drake. (2013) American Barn Architecture: A Mosaic of Rural Landscapes. Focus on Geography 56:3, pages 105-113.
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Arnon Golan. (2002) Israeli historical geography and the Holocaust: reconsidering the research agenda. Journal of Historical Geography 28:4, pages 554-565.
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Taro OISHI. (2001) Ethnic Persistence of the Acadians and its Regional Characteristics in New Brunswick, Canada. Geographical review of Japan, Series B. 74:2, pages 117-131.
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Aidan McQuillan. (2016) New classics and diverse clusters in historical geography. Progress in Human Geography 19:2, pages 273-284.
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