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  Digging for Identity: Native American Anthropological Practices and the Development of Race in American Anthropology 

  Bair, Emily (Kalamazoo, Mich. : Kalamazoo College., 2012)

  Anthropology has a very short history as a true discipline, but its history is highly interwoven with the half-millenium of Euro-American colonization and domination of American aboriginal inhabitants, which has caused ...
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  American vs. Japanese: The Automotive Industry; No Longer an American Tradition 

  O'Brien, Erin Jeanne (1991)

  The American auto industry is back on it's feet, only after being knocked down by the Japanese. Although the American industry will never again be as powerful as they were before the Japanese entered the auto market. No ...
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  A Comparison of the American and German Work Place: Why Americans Have More Incentive to Work Harder 

  Jansons, Jonathan M. (2004)

  We argue that Americans work harder and more diligently compared to Germans, due to the vastly different incentive systems that exist in the two countries. Many such differences reflect the different economic systems. ...