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David L. Leal,Curt Nichols,Jeremy M. Teigenpposition to an increasing focus on American design, which was presented as less commercial, more practical, and, most importantly, informed by “authentic” American values. The “American” values that were being reinvented during this period affected not only what was produced in the film and fashion

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Albert Saizgan’s presidency; and the display of a corresponding conservatism in American cultural expressions, especially Hollywood movies. My discussion of these few but important elements should underpin the analyses of the school films that appear later in the study.

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Belinda I. Reyes,Max Neimanojektalltag. Stephanie Borgert sch?pft aus mehr als 15 Jahren Projekterfahrung – in der Rolle als Mitarbeiterin und Projektleiterin ebenso wie als Auftraggeberin und externe Beraterin. Wissenschaftlich fundiert978-3-642-25702-5

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The Minimum Wage and LatinoWorkersugh it is smaller for foreign- than native-born Latinos. Adult Latino immigrants’ earnings are less affected by minimum wage laws than other low-education natives, and their employment rates appear to increase when the minimum wage rises. We investigate whether skill levels and undocumented status help explain these findings.