FCS 3470 International Consumer Policy: Cultural Encyclopedias
Cultural Encyclopedias
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Worldmark Encyclopedia of the Nations, 1998
Call Number: G63 .W67 1998This tenth edition offers four volumes on the continents plus one on the United Nations and a new volume on world leaders. Each continent volume contains alphabetically arranged chapters, ranging from ten to 30 pages, describing about 200 countries and dependencies. Each chapter contains a wide variety of information on 50 topics, including population, topography, history, government, media, and a bibliography. Especially noteworthy: some of these sections provide information not available in other geographical encyclopedias (e.g., judicial system, local government, and libraries and museums).--Library Journal
These encyclopedias are located on level 2 of the Marriott Library. You will do your classmates a favor by not checking them out, rather use them in the library so they will be available to all (photocopying and scanning are available on level 2; for more information, ask at the Knowledge Commons Desk).
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Worldmark Encyclopedia of Cultures and Daily Life, 1998
Call Number: GN333 .W67 1998***Use the Country Index on page xi of Vol. 1 to locate cultures by country*** This reference is organized into four volumes by geographic regions: Africa, Americas, Asia and Oceania, and Europe. Each volume begins with an introduction to the region that traces cultural development from prehistory to the present; within volumes, entries are organized alphabetically by culture group. Each of the more than 500 two- to six-page entries cover such areas as language, folklore, religion, food (often with recipes), rites of passage, family life, recreation, and social problems.--Library Journal
Subject Guide

Lorelei Rutledge
Contact:
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Phone: 801-585-3922
295 S 1500 E Salt Lake City, UT
Phone: 801-585-3922