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101. Designing Multilingual Communications.

Author(s):: Chu, Sauman, Martinson, Barbara, Mcnaughton, Mary, and Lawton, Debra
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Journal Of Applied Communications, Volume 84, Issue 2 (2000). pp. 28-Jul.

102. Dia's Story Cloth. Hmong/English Bilingual Edition. (Children’s Storybook)

Author(s):: Cha, Dia
Format:: Book
Publisher:: St. Paul, MN : Minnesota Humanities Commission, 2002.

103. Disability status differentials across fifteen Asian and Pacific Islander groups and the effects of nativity and duration or residence in U.S.

Author(s):: Cho, Youngtae and Hummer, Robert A
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Social Biology, Volume 48, Issue 4-Mar (2001). pp. 171.

104. Discourse Studies in Thailand

Author(s):: Burusphat, Somsonge
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Discourse Studies, Volume 4, Issue 4 (2002-11). pp. 501-510.

105. Disentangling Poverty and Race.

Author(s):: Johnson, Deborah J.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Applied Developmental Science, Volume 4, (6/2/2000). pp. 55-67.

106. Diversity of new American families: Guidelines for therapists

Author(s):: Gates, Raksha Dave, Arce De Esnaola, Sylvia, Kroupin, Georgi, Stewart, Ciloue Cheng, Van Dulmen, Manfred, Xiong, Blong, and Boss, Pauline G.
Editor(s):: Nichols, William C., Pace-Nichols, Mary Anne, Becvar, Dorothy S., and Napier, Augustus Y.
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: John Wiley & Sons Inc, Hoboken, NJ, 2000.

107. Does Awareness of Spiritual Belief Enable a Juvenile in Counseling to Make Changes in Behavior?

Author(s):: Buenaflor, Manuelita B.
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: Union Institute and University, 2003.

108. ESL Magazine, 2000.

Author(s):: Rosenthal, Marilyn
Format:: Magazine article
Publisher:: 2000.

109. Early Marriage in the Hmong Community: Beyond a Cultural Explanation

Author(s):: Vang, Zoua
Format:: Conference presentation
Publisher:: 2000.

110. Editor's Choice and the filler “An extreme failure of concordance” (BMJ (2004) 328(7430) (35-35))

Author(s):: NA
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: BMJ, Volume 328, Issue 7430 (2004). pp. 35.

111. Education of Hmong Children in Minnesota: 1975-2004: The Integration of Hmong Immigrants into American Society

Author(s):: Ceric, Meliha
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2004.

112. Effects of early environment and later modernization on linear growth, body composition, and blood pressure in the Hmong diaspora.

Author(s):: Clarkin, Patrick Francis
Format:: Conference presentation
Citation:: American Journal Of Human Biology, Volume 14, Issue 1 (2002). pp. 12.

113. Elder Voices: Southeast Asian Families in the United States

Author(s):: Detzner, Daniel F.
Format:: Book
Publisher:: Walnut Creek, CA : AltaMira Press (includes Hmong, 2004.

114. Emotional Expression and Physiology in European Americans and Hmong Americans

Author(s):: Tsai, Jeanne L., Chentsova-dutton, Yulia, Freire-bebeau, Liliana, and Przymus, Diane E.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Emotion, Volume 2, Issue 4 (2002-12). pp. 380-397.

115. Empowering Mong Students: Home and School Factors.

Author(s):: Thao, Yer J.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: The Urban Review, Volume 35, Issue 1 (2003). pp. 25–42.

116. English Language Learners in the Great City Schools: Survey Results on Students, Languages and Programs.

Author(s):: Antunez, Beth and Council Of The Great City Schools, Washington, Dc.
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 2003.

117. English Language Proficiency of Immigrants and Refugees in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area

Author(s):: Fennelly, Katherine and Palasz, Nicole
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: International Migration, Volume 41, Issue 5 (2003). pp. 93-125.

118. English learners and instructors explore first language features exhibited during oral reading in English using retrospective miscue analysis

Author(s):: Jerue, Carol H.
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: Ann Arbor : University of Alaska Anchorage, 2004.

119. English-Hmong Dictionary//Tsevlu Aakiv Hmoob

Author(s):: Thoj, L.
Format:: Book
Publisher:: San Diego, CA : Windsor Associates, 2000.

120. Enhanced Listening Skills: Gifts from the Hmong.

Author(s):: Numrich, Charles, Plotnikoff, Gregory, Yang, Deu, Chu, Wu Yongyuan, and Xiong, Phua
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Journal Of Clinical Ethics, Volume 13, Issue 4 (2003). pp. 337–343.

121. Entertainment, the Personal, and the Political: Therapeutic Rhetoric and Popular Culture Controversies.

Author(s):: Rockler, Naomir
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: The Communication Review, Volume 6, (2003). pp. 97–115.

122. Ethnic Minority Development in Vietnam: A Socioeconomic Perspective

Author(s):: Baulch, Bob, Haughton, Dominique, Haughton, Jonathan, and Chuyen, Truong Thi Kim
Format:: Journal article
Publisher:: 2004.

123. Ethnic Tourism - A Helicopter from "Huge Graveyard" to Paradise? Social impacts of ethnic tourism development on the minority communities in Guizhou Province, Southwest China

Author(s):: Wu, Xiaoping
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Hmong Studies Journal, Volume 3, (2000). pp. 1-1+.

124. Ethnicity, reciprocity, reputation and punishment: An ethnoexperimental study of cooperation among the Chaldeans and Hmong of Detroit

Author(s):: Smith, Natalie Jill
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: Ann Arbor : University of California, Los Angeles, 2001.

125. Exiles and reunion: Nostalgia among overseas Hmong (Miao)

Author(s):: Tapp, Nicholas
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2003.

126. Expanding conceptualizations of culturally competent care.

Author(s):: Canales, Mary K. and Bowers, Barbara J.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Journal Of Advanced Nursing, Volume 36, Issue 1 (2001-10). pp. 102-111.

127. Exploring and Transforming the Landscape of Gender and Sexuality: Hmong American Teenaged Girls

Author(s):: Lee, Stacey J.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Race, Gender & Class, Volume 8, Issue 1 (2001). pp. 35-46.

128. Factors Leading Hmong Youth to Join Gangs

Author(s):: Lor, Kevin C.
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: University of Wisconsin-Stout, 2003.

129. Fadiman and beyond--the dangers of extrapolation.

Author(s):: Barnes, L.L. and Plotnikoff, G.A.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Bioethics Forum, Volume 17, Issue 1 (2001). pp. 32-40.

130. Familiar Foreign: Hmong American Students Engaging and Resisting America.

Author(s):: Depouw, Christin
Format:: Report
Publisher:: 2003.

131. Farewell rituals of the Hmong: accommodating cultural tensions

Author(s):: Koepke, Leslie A.
Format:: Manuscript
Publisher:: 2001.

132. Finding ways in: Community-based perspectives on Southeast Asian family involvement with schools in a New England state

Author(s):: Collignon, Francine F., Men, Makna, and Tan, Serei
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Journal Of Education For Students Placed At Risk, Volume 6, Issue 1-2 (2001). pp. 27-44.

133. Following Hmong Cultural Pathways for the Prevention of HIV/AIDS: Notes from the Field.

Author(s):: Symonds, Patricia V.
Editor(s):: Tapp, N., Michaud, J., Culas, C., and and Lee, G.Y.
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: Chiang Mai, Thailand : Silkworm Books, 2004.

134. Forest, ethnicity and settlement in the mountainous area of northern Laos

Author(s):: Satoshi, Y.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Southeast Asian Studies, Volume 42, Issue 2 (2004). pp. 132-156.

135. From Culture Circle to Cultural Ecology: The Hmong/Miao as reflected in German and Austrian Anthropology.

Author(s):: Postert, Christian
Editor(s):: Tapp, N., Michaud, J., Culas, C., and and Lee, G.Y.
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: Chiang Mai, Thailand : Silkworm Books, 2004.

136. Gaining Insights on Hmong Culture: Implications for the Elementary Music Curriculum

Author(s):: Mclaughlin, A.R.
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: University of Saint Thomas (St. Paul, MN, 2000.

137. Gender, Sexuality, and Marriage among Hmong Youth in Australia.

Author(s):: Rice, Pranee Liamputtong
Editor(s):: and P. Liamputtong. Richmond, L.Manderson
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: British Columbia, Canada : Curzon, 2002.

138. Genetic polymorphisms in the Hmong population: implications for cancer etiology and survival

Author(s):: Kiffmeyer, William R., Langer, Erica, Davies, Stella M., Envall, Julie, Robison, Leslie L., and Ross, Julie A.
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Cancer, Volume 100, Issue 2 (1/15/2004). pp. 411-417.

139. Gifted Hmong Girls and Higher Education: Can They Maintain Traditional Hmong Values as They Prepare for Non-Traditional Careers?

Author(s):: Hagstrom, Deirdre Abbey
Format:: Thesis
Publisher:: Minnesota State University, Mankato, 2003.

140. Globalized Threads: Costumes of the Hmong Community in North Queensland.

Author(s):: Wronska-friend, Maria
Editor(s):: and Gary Yia Lee, Nicholas Tapp
Format:: Book section
Publisher:: Canberra, Australia : Pandanus Books, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, The Australian National University, 2004.

141. Goodnight Moon: Hmong/English Bilingual Edition. (Children’s Storybook)

Author(s):: Brown, M.W.
Format:: Book
Publisher:: St. Paul, MN : Minnesota Humanities Commission, 2001.

142. Graphic Assimilation: New Immigrants and Social Identity

Author(s):: Martinson, Barbara and Chu, Sauman
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Visible Language, Volume 37, Issue 2 (2003-05). pp. 222-223.

143. Guest Editorial

Author(s):: Albion, Lisa
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Child And Youth Care Forum, Volume 30, Issue 2 (2001-04). pp. 67-71.

144. Hais Cuaj Txub Kaum Txub – To Speak of All Things: A Hmong Cross-Cultural Case Study.

Author(s):: Reznik, Vivian, Cooper, Theresa, Macdonald, Dina, Benador, Nadine, and Lemire, Jacques
Format:: Journal article
Citation:: Journal Of Immigrant Health, Volume 3, Issue 1 (2001). pp. 23–30.