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Book SynopsisCommander Leighton is a psychiatrist and anthropologist who was assigned to go to the Japanese Relocation Center at Poston, Arizona, and "apply the methods of social science" to that community-find out in terms of human relationships what was working well and why, what was going wrong and why, and attempt to draw general principles from that experi
Table of Contents*Frontmatter, pg. i*Preface, pg. vii*Contents, pg. ix*List of Illustrations, pg. xiii*Acknowledgments, pg. xv*Introduction: The Problem, pg. 1*1. Evacuation, pg. 11*2. Beginning of Poston, pg. 48*3. "Intake", pg. 61*4. Early Days, pg. 90*5. Community Planning, pg. 99*6. Self-Government, pg. 110*7. Social Organization, pg. 121*8. Social Disorganization, pg. 140*9. Fires, pg. 154*10. Beginning of the Strike, pg. 162*11. Deadlock, pg. 183*12. End of the Strike, pg. 197*13. Self-Management after the Strike, pg. 211*14. Reconsideration, pg. 232*Introduction to Part II, pg. 245*15. Fundamental Postulate, pg. 249*16. Individuals under Stress, pg. 252*17. Systems of Belief under Stress, pg. 287*18. Social Organization under Stress, pg. 322*19. Conclusion, pg. 355*LIST OF REFERENCES FOR PARTS I AND II, pg. 369*APPENDIX, pg. 371*Index, pg. 399
