Phillip J. Obermiller Papers and Appalachian Migration Research Collection, 1950-2013 | Berea College Special Collections and Archives Catalog

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Series 6: Articles and Bibliographies

This series contains articles and bibliographies on Appalachian migration. Organized by author or organization name.

Box 16

Folder 1: Adams, James. A Series on Appalachians in Cincinnati, Ohio., 1971.

Folder 2: Alexander, J. Trent. Defining the Diaspora: Appalachians in the Great Migration., Autumn 2006.

Folder 3: Allen, Fayetta A. Blacks in Appalachia., June 1974.

Folder 4: Allen, Fayetta A. Blacks in Appalachia: A Forgotten People., 1974.

Folder 5: Amrhein, Garrett, Stevenson. Black Appalachian Resource Book., 1981.

Folder 6: The Appalachian Center: University of Kentucky. The Status of Health Care in Appalachian Kentucky: Data Bank Report #4., July 1986.

Folder 7: Appalachian Curriculum: Syllabi and Suggested Reading Lists. (NASW?), 1981.

Folder 8: Appalachian Educational Laboratory. Regional Exchange Bulletin. July 1980, September 1980, November 1980, February 1981. Includes other literature and correspondence, 1980-1981

Folder 9: Appalachian Land Ownership Task Force. Study: Land Ownership Patterns and their Impacts on Appalachian Communities, 1981. Includes supporting research documents, 1981

Folder 10: Appalachian Regional Commission. Blacks In Appalachia: Population Trends 1960-1970., December 1971.

Folder 11: Applebome, Peter. On Once Liberal Campuses, Racial Divide Grows Wider., November 25, 1995.

Folder 12: Applied Information Resources, Inc. Appalachian Services Feasibility Study., August 1985.

Folder 13: Archives of Appalachia. NEWSLETTER., March 1979 - March 1981.

Folder 14: Ball, Richard A. A Poverty Case: The Analgesic Subculture of the Southern Appalachians.

Folder 15: Banks, Alan J. Class and Change in a Southern Region: Eastern Kentucky, 1870-1930.

Folder 16: Banks, Alan. From Closed to Open Shop: Unionization Struggles in Southeastern Kentucky and the 1922 Coal Strike.

Folder 17: Banks, Alan. Notes on the 1922 Coal Strike in Southeastern Kentucky.

Folder 18: Banks, Alan J. The Emergence of a Capitalistic Labor Market in Eastern Kentucky, 1870-1915.

Folder 19: Barna, Frank. Appalachia: Persistence and Change of Scotch-Irish Culture.

Folder 20: Batteau, Allen. The Making of "Appalachia", 1979.

Folder 21: Batteau, Allen. The Un-Making of Ethnicity: Patronage and Policy in an Egalitarian Society.

Folder 22: Batteau, Allen. Appalachia and the Concept of Culture: A Theory of Shared Misunderstandings., Autumn/Winter 78-79.

Folder 23: Batteau, Allen. The Appalachia Myth and the Making of the Southern Mountain People., June 18, 1979.

Folder 24: Batteau, Allen. Making a Name in Appalachian Kentucky: Religion, Politics, and Basketball as a Cultural System., March 1, 1977.

Folder 25: Batteau, Allen. A Moynihan of the North Fork: A Review of Harry Caudill's A Darkness at Dawn.

Folder 26: Batteau, Allen. Class and Status in an Egalitarian Community: The ideology and social structure of a rural hinterland., November 1976.

Folder 27: Batteau, Allen. Modernisation: Inflections on the Appalachian Kinship System., April 20, 1977.

Folder 28: Batteau, Allen. Rituals of Dependence in Appalachian Kentucky., May 15, 1981.

Folder 29: Batteau, Allen. Untitled article on defining Appalachian identity.

Box 17

Folder 1: Berlowitz, Marvin J. Urban Appalachians in the Struggle for Desegregated Quality Education; A Heritage Fulfilled.

Folder 2: Berlowitz, Marvin J. & Durand, Henry. School Dropout or Student Pushout? A Case Study of the Possible Violation of Property Rights and Liberties by the De Facto Exclusion of Students from the Public Schools., Spring, 1977.

Folder 3: Billings, Dwight. Culture and Poverty in Appalachia: A Theoretical Discussion and Empirical Analysis., December 1974.

Folder 4: Bingham, Edgar. The Impact of Recreational Development on Pioneer Life styles in Southern Appalachia., November 1973.

Folder 5: Bordeaux Jr., A. Frank & Morgan, Larry C. Sources of Job Information for Migrants., July 1973.

Folder 6: Borman, Kathryn M. Overwhelmed in Cincinnati: Urban Appalachian Children and Youth., 1993.

Folder 7: Borman, Lippincott, Matey. Family and Classroom Control in an Urban Appalachian Neighborhood., November 1978.

Folder 8: Borman, Mueninghoff, Piazza, Marmar. Participation in Neighborhood Life by Urban Appalachian Children., November 30, 1979.

Folder 9: Borman, Mueninghoff, Piazza. Urban Appalachian Girls and Young Women: Bowing to No One., December 1986.

Folder 10: Borman, Sullivan, Timm. Linking the Community to the University Through the Urban Appalachian Council in Cincinnati., March 1989.

Folder 11: Boyd, Tom. Appalachian Institutions, Appalachian Culture: A Case for Distinctiveness?, 1981.

Folder 12: Bozian, Richard M. & Huelsman, Ben R. Dietary Studies of Southern Mountaineers and a Proposal to Assess the Nutritional Status of Migrants Within the Miami Valley.

Folder 13: Branscome, James. Appalachian Migrants and the Need for a National Policy.

Folder 14: Brown, James S. Migration Within, To and From the Southern Appalachians 1935-1939: A Preliminary Report on the Southern Appalachian Studies Migration Project.

Folder 15: Brown, James Stephen. The Conjugal Family and the Extended Family Group.

Folder 16: Brown, James S. The Family Behind the Migrant., September 1968.

Folder 17: Brown, James S. The Family Group in a Kentucky Mountain Farming Community., June 1952.

Folder 18: Brown, James S. The Farm Family in a Kentucky Mountain Neighborhood., August 1952.

Folder 19: Brown, James S. & Schwarzweller, Harry K. The Appalachian Family.

Folder 20: Bureau of Agricultural Economics, USDA. Economic and Social Problems and Conditions of the Southern Appalachians., 1935.

Folder 21: Cabbell, Edward J. Black Invisibility and Racism in Appalachia: An Informal Survey., Autumn 1980.

Folder 22: Catholic Telegraph-Register. Churches are Becoming Islands in a Sea of Southerners., April 22, 1960.

Folder 23: Choate, Jean. The Effects of World War II on Three Families in Northern Tennessee., October 1997.

Folder 24: Clark, Mike. How Can You Buy or Sell the Sky?, June 23, 1977.

Folder 25: Clark, Gordon L. & Ballard, Kenneth P. Modeling Out-migration from Depressed Regions: The Significance of Origin and Destination Characteristics., September 1979.

Folder 26: Coles, Robert. A Domain of Sorts: Mountain children and their struggle for mastery., 1972.

Folder 27: College of Community Services, University of Cincinnati. The Black Appalachian Reader., 1981.

Folder 28: Collins, William. Impulse, Not Intellect, Is Hair Trigger To Migrant's Action Under Stress.

Folder 29: Commission on Religion in Appalachia and Richard Couto. Beyond Distress: New Measures of Economic Need in Appalachia., October 28, 1992.

Folder 30: Commission on Religion in Appalachia. Economic Transformation: The Appalachian Challenge., 1986.

Folder 31: Commission on Religion in Appalachia. Report of the Economic Transformation Committee to the CORA Commission., November 1, 1988.

Folder 32: Commission on Religion in Appalachia. CORAspondent: Urban Appalachians., Spring 1992.

Folder 33: Corbin, David Alan. Excerpt from "Life, Work and Rebellion in the Coal Fields.", 1981.

Folder 34: Council of the Southern Mountains, Inc. "Are You Thinking of Moving to the City? You Will Need to Take Certain Papers with You.", January 1965.

Box 18

Folder 1: Couto, Richard A. Appalachia: An American Tomorrow., August 1984.

Folder 2: Couto, Richard A. Appalachia: Work, Poverty, and Social Capital in America., April 7, 1992.

Folder 3: Cox, Ricky. "Migration Patterns in Floyd County History.", 2008.

Folder 4: Cox, Ricky. The "Brier Sermon,", March 28, 1987.

Folder 5: Crissman, James and Mary Crissman. The Central Appalachian Wake: Past and Present.

Folder 6: Crissman, James & Jelen, Ted G. Familistic Tendencies of Central Appalachian Migrants in an Urban Environment.

Folder 7: Cunningham, Rodger. Meeting the First Time Again.

Folder 8: Cunningham, Rodger. Eat Grits or Die: or, Cracker, Your Breed Ain't Hermeneutical (Grady McWhiney's Cracker Culture. A Review/Essay).

Folder 9: Cunningham, Rodger. Extending Appalachia's Usable Past: The Twelfth-Century "Modernization"

Folder 10: Daniel, Barbara. Location Decisions of Appalachian Youth: A Case Study in a Rural Appalachian Ohio Community., March 1982.

Folder 11: Davie, Anita. Kinship System in the Lower Socio-Economic Group in Madison County.

Folder 12: De Jong, Gordon F. Ebb in the Exodus?, October 1969.

Folder 13: Debar, J. H. Diss. The West Virginia Hand Book and Immigrant's Guide., 1870.

Folder 14: Delaney, Terry. Alcoholism in the Invisible Minority: Some Appalachian Issues., Summer 1987.

Folder 15: Department of Labor. Industrial and Labor Conditions: Labor Conditions in the Onion Fields of Ohio., 1935.

Folder 16: DeRossier, Jr., Arthur H. Opportunity Through Abandonment: Reasons for Scottish Highland Migrations 1765-1775., 1975.

Folder 17: DeSoto, Hernando. Excerpt from The Other Path.

Folder 18: DeWeese, William S. Appalachian Migrants and the Crime Rate in Cincinnati, Ohio., Spring 1982.

Folder 19: Donnelly, Thomas Christian. Urban Appalachian Ethnicity as a Stimulus for Educational Reform.

Folder 20: Dow, Jr., Leslie M. High Weeds in Detroit: The Irregular Economy Among a Network of Appalachian Migrants., 1977.

Folder 21: Drake, Charles. Migration Myths., November 1960.

Folder 22: Duff, Betty. "Twentieth Century Company Towns: The Model Towns of Millinocket, Maine and Lynch, Kentucky." 2002.

Folder 23: Edelman, John et al. Appalachian Literature and Life., 1972.

Folder 24: Egerton, John. Appalachia: The View From the Hills., 1975.

Folder 25: Elgie, Robert. Rural Immigration, Urban Ghettoization, And Their Consequences., Dec. 1970.

Folder 26: Eller, Ronald D. Poverty and Justice in Appalachia: Twenty Years After the War on Poverty.

Folder 27: Eller, Ronald D. Looking to the Future: The Problems and Promise of Regional Life., July 1985.

Folder 28: Field, Ewing, Wayne. Observations on the Relation of Psychosocial Factors to Psychiatric Illness Among Coal-Miners., 1957.

Folder 29: Fisher, Steve. Appalachians as "Redskins", June 1978.

Folder 30: Fisher, Steve. Appalachian Stepchild.

Folder 31: Fisher, Steve. National Economic Renewal Programs and their Implications for Economic Development in Appalachia and the South.

Folder 32: Fisher, Steve. "The Furrowed Brow" (column in The Plow), not complete, Dec. 1975 - Aug. 1978

Folder 33: Fisher, Stephen L. Victim-Blaming in Appalachia: Cultural Theories and the Southern Mountaineer., 1975.

Folder 34: Fisher, Steve & Foster, Jim. Models to Further Revolutionary Praxis in Appalachia., 1978.

Folder 35: Fisher, Steve & Harnish, Mary. Losing A Bit of Ourselves: The Decline of the Small Farmer., 1980.

Folder 36: Fisher, Foster, Harnish. From Nonsense to Good Sense: A Collective Reflection on Appalachia and Appalachian Studies., May 1981.

Box 19

Folder 1: Folger, John. Some Aspects of Migration in the Tennessee Valley., June 1953.

Folder 2: Ford, Arcury, Porter. The Impact of Economic Change on Central Appalachian Households and Families., Oct. 1985.

Folder 3: Ford, Thomas R. & Arthur, Gerry M. The Prediction and Explanation of County Net Migration Rates in Kentucky: An Exploratory Study., June 1975.

Folder 4: Foster, Robinson, Fisher. Class, Consciousness and Destructive Power: A Strategy for Change in Appalachia., 1977.

Folder 5: Fowler, Gary L. The Impact of Urban Housing Programs on Appalachian Neighborhoods., Dec. 1980.

Folder 6: Fowler, Gary. Locating Southern Migrants in Northern Cities., March 29, 1973.

Folder 7: Fowler, Gary L. Up Here and Down Home: Appalachians in Cities., September 1974.

Folder 8: Fowler, Gary L. & Davies, Christopher Shane. The Urban Settlement Patterns of Disadvantaged Migrants., May 1972.

Folder 9: Fowler, Gary & Davies, Shane. Southern White Migrants in Northern Cities: Residential Search and Urban Settlement., March 29, 1973.

Folder 10: French, Laurence. The Isolated Appalachian Black Community., August 1975.

Folder 11: Friedl, John. Appalachian Stereotypes and Their Impact on Health Care., November 1979.

Folder 12: Friedl, John. Health Care Services and the Appalachian Migrant., 1978.

Folder 13: Friedl, John. What Happens When Appalachia Goes Urban?, September 1980.

Folder 14: Fuller, Dawn. 'Urban Appalachian Girls: Writing and Identity.', Fall 2000.

Folder 15: Garkovich, Lorraine. Kinship and Return Migration in Eastern Kentucky., Autumn 1982.

Folder 16: Gaventa, John & Couto, Richard A. Appalachia and the Third Face of Power., September 1976.

Folder 17: Gerrard, Nathan L. Churches of the Stationary Poor in Southern Appalachia.

Folder 18: Gibbons, Russel W. Textbooks in the Hollows., December 6, 1974.

Folder 19: Giffin, Roscoe. Newcomers from the Southern Mountain Region.

Folder 20: Giffin, Roscoe. New Urbanites and City Residents.

Folder 21: Giffin, Roscoe. When Families Move...From Cinder Hollow to Cincinnati., 1954.

Folder 22: Giffin, Roscoe. Report of a Workshop on The Southern Mountaineer in Cincinnati., April 29, 1954.

Folder 23: Gilligan, John J. The Invisible Urban Appalachian.

Folder 24: Gissen, Ira. The Mountain Migrant: The Problem Centered Workshop at Berea., 1960.

Folder 25: Gotts, Edward E. & Higginbotham, Linda A. The Appalachian Child., January 1980.

Folder 26: Guenther, Deborah. An Examination of Breast Cancer Disease Rates and Participation in the Breast Cancer Demonstration Program among the Urban Appalachians in Cincinnati, Ohio., August 6, 1977.

Folder 27: Hadley Torres, Nora. "Bringing My People Along: Urban Appalachian Women as Community Builders.", 2003.

Folder 28: Hamilton, Michael. "Ministry to the Southern Mountaineer: A Report of the Research Work Done by an Episcopal Church in the Inner-City of Cincinnati, Ohio.", 1959.

Folder 29: Handy, Jr., Walter S. Can Patches Make a Quilt? Health Promotion Among Urban Appalachians.

Folder 30: Hanna, Edwin B. The Integration of Locality Groups In An Eastern Kentucky County., Feb. 1956.

Folder 31: Hartman, David W. Immigrants and Migrants: The Detroit Ethnic Experience., Fall 1974.

Folder 32: Haselden, Kyle. Mountain Movements: Jackson's Mill, West Virginia., May 10, 1961.

Folder 33: Hayden, Jr., Wilburn. The Contemporary Appalachian: Urban or Rural?, March 22, 1986.

Folder 34: Heistand, Ruth M. A Social History of Cincinnati's Eastern Basin Area: An Inquiry into the Character, Interests, Attitudes, and Social Services of this Primary Neighborhood., 1938.

Folder 35: Helton, Lonnie R. Urban Appalachian Health Care: Attitudes and Practices., 1988.

Folder 36: Hicks, George. Local People: Kinship and Interaction., 1969.

Folder 37: Hilberman, Elaine & Munson, Kit. Sixty Battered Women., October 1977.

Folder 38: Hill, Nancy Waite. Demographic Profile Appalachian Migrants in Clermont Co., OH., 1965-1970., 1977.

Box 20

Folder 1: Hirsch, P. City of Cincinnati Report on Handicapped and Appalachian Affirmative Action Survey., February, 1979.

Folder 2: Hobbs, PhD., Stuart D. Two Paths to Ohio: Migration from Ohio Farms and Appalachia in Comparative Perspective, 1850-1970., October 1997.

Folder 3: Huelsman, Ben R. Southern Mountaineers in City Juvenile Courts., December 1969.

Folder 4: Huelsman, Ben R. Urban-Anthropology and the Southern Mountaineer., 1969.

Folder 5: Huntley, Joy. On the Outside Lookin' In: The Politics of Appalachia.

Folder 6: Hutchens, Raymond Paul. Kentuckians in Hamilton: A Study of Southborn Migrants in an Industrial City., May 1942.

Folder 7: James, Betty Payne. The Road Back., July-August, 1973.

Folder 8: Jones, Loyal. Appalachian Values.

Folder 9: Jones, Loyal. The Impact of Appalachian Culture on Aspiration.

Folder 10: Jones, Loyal. Old-Time Baptists and Mainline Christianity., 1977.

Folder 11: Jones, Loyal. The Outsider's View., May, 1976.

Folder 12: Jones, Loyal. The Surveys of the Appalachian Region., Spring 1976.

Folder 13: Jordan, Terry G. The Texan Appalachia., September, 1970.

Folder 14: Josten, Margaret. Other Cities Feel Impact of Migrants.

Folder 15: Karpoff, Sid. Hills sent forth sons, with aching hearts, to city life., June 3, 1979.

Folder 16: Keefe, Susan Emley. Appalachian Americans: The Formation of "Reluctant", 1998.

Folder 17: Keys, Jr., Arthur B. Appalachian Studies: A Report on the Yale Seminar.

Folder 18: Killian, Lewis M. The Adjustment of Southern White Migrants to Northern Urban Norms.

October 1953.

Folder 19: Kirkendall, Rebecca Thomas. Who's A Hillbilly? Just because we live in the Ozarks doesn't mean we're stupid or married to our cousins., November 27, 1995.

Folder 20: Klein, Helen Altman. Urban Appalachian Children in Northern Schools: A Study in Diversity., March 1995.

Folder 21: Knipe, Edward E. & Lewis, Helen M. The Impact of Coal Mining on the Traditional Mountain Subculture: A Case of Peasantry Gaines and Peasantry Lost., 1969.

Folder 22: Kolodner, Mrs. Fred. The Unaccepted Baltimoreans: A Report on the White Southern Rural Migrants., May 1961.

Folder 23: Lawson, Jerry D. Employment of Appalachians in an Urban Society.

Folder 24: Ledford, Lily May. Coon Creek Girl., 1980.

Folder 25: Levine, Scotch, Vlasak. Unravelling Technology and Culture in Public Health., February 1969.

Folder 26: Lewis, Helen Matthews--. Medicos and Mountaineers: The Meeting of Two Cultures., April 1971.

Folder 27: Lewis, Helen Matthews--. The Subcultures of the Southern Appalachians: Their Origins and Boundary Maintenance., February 1967.

Folder 28: Lewis, Kobak, Johnson. Family, Religion and Colonialism in Central Appalachia or Bury My Rifle at Big Stone Gap., November 1972.

Folder 29: Lewis, Ronald L. From Peasant to Proletarian: The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields., February 1989.

Folder 30: Looff, M.D., David H. Assisting Appalachian Families.

Folder 31: Luke, Tim. Internal Colonialism in the United States: A Preliminary Study of the Mountain West., 1978.

Folder 32: Lupidi, Helena R. Selected Components of Rural Health and Illness Behavior: A Comparative Study of Rural Appalachians and Rural Non-Appalachian Residents of Ohio.

Folder 33: Lynd, Robert S. & Lynd, Helen Merrell. Middletown: A Study in American Culture., 1929.

Folder 34: Maggard, Sally. From Farmers to Miners: The Decline of Agriculture in Eastern Kentucky., 1981.

Box 21

Folder 1: Maloney, Michael. Appalachian Migrants in Midwestern and Midatlantic Cities: A Statement on Major Issues.

Folder 2: Maloney, Michael. Appalachian Ministry in the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio and Appalachian Cultural Resource Materials.

Folder 3: Maloney, Michael E. Bibliography: Social Planning.

Folder 4: Maloney, Michael E. The Bridges to Cincinnati., 1971.

Folder 5: Maloney, Michael E. Causes of Appalachian Poverty.

Folder 6: Maloney, Michael E. Educational Reform and Subcultural Pluralism:

Folder 7: Maloney, Michael E. The Implications of Appalachian Culture for Social Welfare Practice., Sept. 1974.

Folder 8: Maloney, Michael E. Just Looking for a Home: Urban Appalachians in Ohio., February 1977.

Folder 9: Maloney, Michael E. Some Contributions of Folklore Toward an Understanding of Appalachian Culture., March 20, 1972.

Folder 10: Maloney, Michael E. Testimony before the Economic Affairs and Federal Relations Committee, Ohio House of Representatives, January 28, 1976.

Folder 11: Maloney, Michael E. Urban Appalachia: A Neglected Field of Study., Winter 1987.

Folder 12: Maloney, Michael E. "The Times They Are A Changin'", 1992.

Folder 13: Maloney, Michael E. The Urban Appalachian Ethnic Movement., November 1979.

Folder 14: Maloney, Mike. Who is an Appalachian?

Folder 15: Maloney, Michael & Buelow, Janet R. Cincinnati Appalachian Neighborhoods., March 15, 1997.

Folder 16: Maloney, Michael E. & Moore, Russ V. A Rites of Passage Program for Adolescent Appalachian Males Through Independent Living., 1991.

Folder 17: Marger, Martin N. Emergent Ethnicity: The Case of Appalachians., 1981.

Folder 18: Marger, Martin N. Ethnicization and Urban Appalachians., August 1981.

Folder 19: Mathias, Frank. Why Hillbillies are Lost in the Big City: A New Form of Prejudice., April 1974.

Folder 20: McCoy, Candance. Law and the Community: Attitudes of Appalachian Youth Towards Legal Authority.

Folder 21: McCoy, Clyde B. Stereotypes of Appalachian Migrants.

Folder 22: McCoy, Clyde B. & Brown, James S. Appalachians: Leaving the Land.

Folder 23: McCoy, Clyde B. & Brown, James S. Migration Systems of Metropolises and Focal Areas: Relationship to Appalachian Migration.

Folder 24: McCoy, H. Virginia. Educational Achievement, Success, and Familism in Beech Creek Migrants., March 1990.

Folder 25: McCoy Watkins, Virginia and Clyde B. McCoy. Drug Use Among Urban Ethnic Youth: Appalachian and Other Comparisons., April 1979.

Folder 26: McIlwaine, Shields. The Southern Poor-White from Lubberland to Tobacco Road., 1939.

Folder 27: McKee, Dan. Counting the Kids at Court: A Demographic Profile of the Juveniles Appearing in Hamilton County Juvenile Court.

Folder 28: McKee, Dan M. & McKee, Randall. A Comparison of the Neighborhoods of Cincinnati., July 1977.

Folder 29: McKinney, Gordon B. The Future of the Appalachian Past., Winter 1996.

Folder 30: Miller, Janet A. Urban Education and the New City Cincinnati's Elementary Schools, 1870-1914., 1974.

Box 22

Folder 1: Miller, Jim Wayne. Appalachian Values/American Values.

Folder 2: Miller, Jim. A Felt Linkage., July-August 1973.

Folder 3: Miller, Tommie. Norwood Community Study Interview Form.

Folder 4: Montgomery, Bill. The Uptown Story., 1968.

Folder 5: Morgan, Larry C. & Bordeaux, Jr., A. Frank. Urban Public Service Costs and Benefits of Rural-To-Urban Migration., 1974.

Folder 6: Moser, Karen. Comments on Mountain Families in Transition., August 1979.

Folder 7: Mountain Talk: an anthology written by the children of Rothenberg and Washington Park Schools for The Appalachian Festival. Daugherty, Judy & Bierbaum, Patti., 1972.

Folder 8: Mynatt, Ernie. Southern Appalachian Migrant Migration.

Folder 9: Mynatt, Ernie. Who Are They?

Folder 10: National Catholic Reporter.  Appalachia: Rich Land, Hard Living., 1981.

Folder 11: Nyden, Paul J. An Internal Colony: Labor Conflict and Capitalism in Appalachian Coal.

Folder 12: Page, Ann L. & Clelland, Donald A. The Kanawha County Textbook Controversy: A Study of the Politics of Life Style Concern., April 1976.

Folder 13: Pearce, John Ed. Knott County.

Folder 14: Pearsall, Marian. Communicating With the Educationally Deprived.

Folder 15: Pearsall, Marion. Healthways In a Mountain County., 1960.

Folder 16: Pearsall, Marian. Little Smoky Ridge: The Family and Its Cultural World.

Folder 17: Peoples Appalachian Research Collective. Peoples Appalachia., July 1972. Spring 1973. Summer 1974.

Folder 18: Philliber, William W. Correlates of Appalachian Identification Among Appalachian Migrants., March 1983.

Folder 19: Philliber, William W.(Urban Appalachian Council) Patterns of Assimilation Among Appalachians In Greater Cincinnati: A Proposal For Study of a Neglected Urban Problem., 1976.

Folder 20: Philliber, William W. Wife's Absence from the Labor Force and Low Income among Appalachian Migrants., 1982.

Folder 21: Photiadis, John D. An Overview of the Processes of Social Transition in Rural Appalachia.

Folder 22: Plaut, Thomas. Appalachia and Social Change: A Cultural Systems Approach., 1979.

Folder 23: Plaut, Thomas S. Extending the Internal Periphery Model: The Impact of Culture and Consequent Strategy., October 1977.

Folder 24: Plaut, Thomas. Vectors and Communities: Towards a New Cultural Systems Model for Understanding Social Change in Appalachia., 1979.

Folder 25: Plumley, William. Things Appalachian: A Handbook., 1977.

Folder 26: Polansky, Norman A. Powerlessness Among Rural Appalachian Youth., June 1969.

Folder 27: Polley, Robert E. Goodbye, Hello, Welcome Back: Appalachian in the Seventies., February 1979.

Folder 28: Porter, E. Russell. From Mountain Folk to City Dwellers., January 1963.

Folder 29: Porter, Eugene R. Modern Medicine and the Migrated Mountaineer., October 1961.

Folder 30: Porter, Eugene Russell. When Cultures Meet - Mountain and Urban., June 1963.

Folder 31: Powles, William E. The Southern Appalachian Migrant: Country Boy Turned Blue-Collarite., 1964.

Box 23

Folder 1: Raitz, Karl & Ulack, Richard. Regional Variation in Appalachian Cognitive Maps.

Folder 2: Ray, Clyde H. Images of the Southern Appalachian in America From 1920 to 1940.

Folder 3: Redden, Larry, Phyllis Shelton & Frannie Mullins. Problems of Urban Appalachian Youth of Cincinnati.

Folder 4: Redding, Juliette L. Research Needs in Urban Appalachia., 1978.

Folder 5: Reid, Herbert G. Appalachian Policy, the Corporate State, and American Values: A Critical Perspective., 1980-81.

Folder 6: Reid, Herbert G. Toward a Critical Theory of Appalachia's Role in the American Ideology and Corporate State., May 1980.

Folder 7: Riccio, Anthony C. Occupational Aspirations of Migrant Adolescents from the Appalachian South., Autumn 1965.

Folder 8: Richardson, Edgar M. Appalachian Organizations - Rural and Urban., 1996.

Folder 9: Riley, Martha Jane. Group Treatment for Appalachians., 1975/6.

Folder 10: Roncker, Robert. The Southern Appalachian Migrant: A Social Study of His Attitudes, Customs and Environment., August 1959.

Folder 11: Rose, Norman. Appalachians as a Minority Group., April 1980.

Folder 12: Rose, Scott J. The Implications of Social Structure on Life Task Management By Urban Appalachian Adolescents. May 1980.

Folder 13: Ross, M. H. Life Style of the Coal Miner: America's Original Hard Hat., March 1971.

Folder 14: Russell, Terrence. "Oh, How I Want to go Home", March 1982.

Folder 15: Ryan, John Paul. "Appalachian Americans: Fragments of Cultural Identity in the Southern Mountains.", March 1976.

Folder 16: Ryan, John Paul. Cultural Diversity and the American Experience: Political Participation Among Blacks, Appalachians, and Indians., 1975.

Folder 17: Sauter, Everett L. Is There A Difference? A Reaction to the Paper, "Urban Schools VS The Mountains: Questions to Answer.", March 1974.

Folder 18: Saylor, Brenda. Learning a New Song., 1994.

Folder 19: Schrag, Peter. The Schools of Appalachia., 1971.

Folder 20: Schwarzweller, Harry K. Adaptation of Appalachian Migrants to the Industrial Work Situation: A Case Study., 1969.

Folder 21: Schwarzweller, Harry K. & Brown, James S. Social Class Origins and the Economic, Social and Psychological Adjustment of Kentucky Mountain Migrants: A Case Study., 1970.

Folder 22: Schwarzweller, Harry K. & Crowe, Martin J. Adaptation of Appalachian Migrants to the Industrial Work Situation: A Case Study., 1970.

Folder 23: Seligman, Ben B. Appalachia, cutover, and other minorities., 1968.

Folder 24: Shelton, Phyllis S. Appalachian Youth in the Criminal Justice System., June 1981.

Folder 25: Shelton, Phyllis S. Public Education: Are State Constitutions Providing Protection for Students of their States that is Not Afforded under the U.S. Constitution?, November 1991.

Folder 26: Shelton, Phyllis S. Urban Appalachians and Discrimination in the Cincinnati Public Schools., October 1991.

Folder 27: Simon, Richard M. Coal Miners, Energy Crisis and the President's Commission on Coal: Collective Bargaining in the Bituminous Coal Industry., June 1981.

Folder 28: Simpkins, Karen Li. A Case for the Traditional Appalachian Religions of Apocalyptic Prophecy Being Central Possession Religions., March 1977.

Folder 29: Simpkins, Karen Li. A Comparison of Morbidity Rates of Selected Diseases for the Appalachian Region: Interim Report., March 1981.

Folder 30: Simpkins, Karen Li. Predicting Socio-Cultural Change in the Appalachian Ethnographic Area: Two Explanatory Models Surveyed.

Folder 31: Simpkins, Karen Li. The Real, the Ideal and the "Merely", February 1979.

Folder 32: Simpkins, Karen Li. Research Techniques for Studying Appalachian Communities: Use of Appalachian Sub-regions in Migration Research., April 1979.

Box 24

Folder 1: Simpkins, O. Norman. A "Scale", August 1977.

Folder 2: Simpkins, O. Norman. An Informal, Incomplete Introduction to Appalachian Culture.

Folder 3: Simpkins, O. Norman. Pride: The Cultural Touchstone of Development., 1976.

Folder 4: Smith, Jennie. Migration of Souls., Fall 1989.

Folder 5: Snyder, Bob. Image and Identity in Appalachia., May 1981.

Folder 6: Sovine, Melanie L. Been a Long Time Travelin': Three Primitive Baptist Women.

Folder 7: Sowders, Kathy. Better Housing League of Greater Cincinnati: Study of Homeownership Counseling of Appalachians., December 1974.

Folder 8: Stekert, Ellen J. Focus for Conflict: Southern Mountain Medical Beliefs in Detroit., 1971.

Folder 9: Thomas, Annabel. Daisy is a Hillbilly Name., Spring 1980.

Folder 10: Tincher, Bob. Isonymy and Inbreeding Data from Old Morgan County.

Folder 11: Traina, Frank J. The Assimilation of Appalachian Migrants in Northern Kentucky., Dec. 1980.

Folder 12: Traina, Frank J. Ethnic Self-Identity Among Appalachian Migrants.

Folder 13: Traina, Frank J. Northern Kentucky Quality of Life Study: 1977-1978.

Folder 14: Trevino, Barrier, Watkins. The Myth of the Urban Appalachian., March 1981.

Folder 15: Trevino, Diana. A Personalized Look at Appalachian Women., May 1973.

Folder 16: Trost, Cathy. The Blue People of Troublesome Creek.

Folder 17: Tucker, Bruce. Beyond Stereotypes: New Perspectives in Appalachian Studies.

Folder 18: Tucker, Bruce. Michael T. Maloney Interview., 1994.

Folder 19: Tucker, Bruce. Toward a New Ethnicity: Urban Appalachian Ethic Consciousness in Cincinnati, 1950-87., 1992.

Folder 20: Tudiver, Sari. Country Roads Take Me Home: The Political Economy of Wage-Labour Migration in an Eastern Kentucky Mountain Community., May, 1977.

Folder 21: Turner, Bill. Recovering the Black Experience in the Appalachian Coalfields.

Folder 22: University of Kentucky Department of Rural Sociology. Tables Showing Components of Population Change and Percent Due to Net Migration For State Economic Areas, Metropolitan Areas, and Counties, Southern Appalachians, 1950-1960., October 1960.

Folder 23: U.S. News and World Report. When Whites Migrate from the South.

Folder 24: Van Der Bogert, Frans. Fatalism and the Idea of Progress.

Folder 25: Van Der Bogert, Frans. Teaching Philosophy in the Appalachians: Some Reflections.

Folder 26: Varday, David P. Elderly Appalachians in Cities: A Case Study of Cincinnati., December 1980.

Folder 27: Vogeler, Ingolf. The Peasant Culture of Appalachia and its Survival., March 1973.

Folder 28: Votaw, Albert N. The Hillbillies Invade Chicago., February 1958.

Box 25

Folder 1: Wagner, Thomas E. An Uncommon Commitment: The Urban Appalachian Movement, Cincinnati, Ohio., 1986.

Folder 2: Wagner, Thomas E. Appalachian Migrant Students in Cincinnati Public Schools., 1973.

Folder 3: Wagner, Thomas E. Report of the Appalachian School Study Project., June 1974.

Folder 4: Wagner, Thomas E. The Silent Minority. Cincinnati Horizons, Magazine of the University of Cincinnati, June 1972.

Folder 5: Wagner, Thomas E. Urban Appalachian School Children: The Least Understood of All., 1975.

Folder 6: Wagner, Thomas E. Urban Schools and Appalachian Children., October 1977.

Folder 7: Wagner, Thomas E. Urban Schools vs. The Mountains: Questions to Answer., 1974.

Folder 8: Walls, David S. Central Appalachia: A Peripheral Region Within an Advanced Capitalist Society., November 1976.

Folder 9: Walls, David S. Models of Poverty and Planned Change: A Framework for Synthesis., May 1978.

Folder 10: Watkins, H. Virginia McCoy. Consideration of Factors Relevant to the Development of Adequate Health Support Systems for Appalachian Migrants., May 1973.

Folder 11: Watkins, Jenny McCoy. Demographic Status of Appalachians in the Model Neighborhood 1970., March 1976.

Folder 12: Watkins, Virginia McCoy. Settlement Patterns of Appalachian Migrants and Youth in Hamilton County, Ohio 1965-1970., March 1978.

Folder 13: Watkins, Virginia McCoy. Urban Appalachian Health Behavior., September 1974.

Folder 14: Watkins, Jenny McCoy & Deaton, Steven. Demographic Status of Appalachian Migrants (1965-1970) in Northern Kentucky., 1978.

Folder 15: Watkins, Virginia McCoy & Trevino, Diana Gullet.

Folder 16: Weller, Reverend Jack. Appalachian Reflections., May 1973.

Folder 17: Weller, Jack E. Urbanization and the Disappearance of a Heritage., 1975.

Folder 18: West, Don. A Time for Anger.

Folder 19: West, Don. People's Cultural Heritage in Appalachia., 1971.

Folder 20: West, Don. Romantic Appalachia or Poverty Pays if You Ain't Poor.

Folder 21: Whisnant, David E. Ethnicity and the Recovery of Regional Identity in Appalachia: Thoughts Upon Entering the Zone of Occult Instability.

Folder 22: Whisnant, David E. Thinking About Multiculturalism and Appalachia: Perils and Possibilities., 1994.

Folder 23: White, Stephen E. America's Soweto: Population Redistribution in Appalachian Kentucky, 1940-1986., Summer 1989.

Folder 24: White, Stephen E. Return Migration to Appalachian Kentucky: An Atypical Case of Nonmetropolitan Migration Reversal., 1983.

Folder 25: Wiesel, Carl & Arny, Malcolm. Psychiatric Study of Coal Miners in Eastern Kentucky Area., February 1952.

Folder 26: Wilburn, Robert L. Estimated Memberships, Percent, and Number of Appalachian Pupils, By School, December, 1973., December 1973.

Folder 27: Williams, Cratis. Appalachian Speech., April 1978.

Folder 28: Williams, John A. & Hoover, Alex. Heading South on the Hillbilly Highway: Preliminary Report of Appalachian Migration to the Sunbelt.

Folder 29: Williams, John R. Appalachian Storytelling in Cincinnati: A Contextual Analysis., October 1985.

Folder 30: Williamson, Jerry. Uninventing Appalachia.

Folder 31: Wolfe, Margaret Ripley. Aliens in Southern Appalachia, 1900-1920: The Italian Experience in Wise County, Virginia., 1995.

Folder 32: Wolfe, Margaret Ripley. Appalachians in Muncie: A Case Study of an American Exodus., 1992.

Folder 33: Wolfe, Margaret Ripley. "From the Bottom Up", 1991.

Folder 34: Woodside, Jane Harris. The Aging Face of Migration., Summer 1996.

Folder 35: Zigli, Barbara. The Urban Appalachians: An Invisible Minority., May 3, 1981.