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The Bridge People: Daily Life in a Camp of the Homeless
Author(s):
Desjarlais, Robert
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Description:
This is a review of the book "The Bridge People: Daily Life in a Camp of the Homeless" by Jackson Underwood.
Type of Resource:
Journal
Publication Date:
1994
Journal Name:
American Anthropologist
Volume:
96
Issue:
3
Pages:
765-765
Location:
Washington
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