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ANDREWS, Alick Robert, « Social Crisis and Labour Mobility : A Study of Economic and Social Change in a New Brunswick Railway Community » (M.A. thesis, Dept. of Sociology, University of New Brunswick, 1967), 132 p.
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ASHBEE, David James, « Salmon Fishing in Northern New Brunswick, Revington : A Case Study » (M.A. thesis, Dept. of Anthropology, University of New Brunswick, 1981), 151 p.
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BURDEN, Patrick H., « The New Brunswick Farmer-Labour Union, 1937-1941 » (M.A. thesis, Universityof New Brunswick, 1983), 169 p.
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BURGOYNE, Roseville Luther Paul, « New Denmark in Canada » (M.A. thesis, Department of Sociology-Anthropology, University of New Brunswick, 1973), 122 p.
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BUTLER, Peter Marshall, « Migrants and Settlers : The Influence of Geographical Mobility on the Retention of Extended Kinship Ties » (M.A. thesis, Department of Sociology-Anthropology, University of New Brunswick, 1967), 111 p.
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CLARKE, Mary, « The Saint John Women's Enfranchisement Association, 1894-1919 » (M.A. thesis, University of New Brunswick, 1979), 168 p.
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FERGUSON, Carol, « Responses to the Unemployment Problem in Saint John, New Brunswick, 1929-1933 » (M.A. thesis, University of New Brunswick, 1984), 239 p.
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GIVAN, David Ernest, « Labour Law and the New Brunswick Teacher » (M.Ed. thesis, Dept. of Education, University of New Brunswick, 1976), 260 p.
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SIMINOFF, Laura Avis, « Traps, Nets and Networks : An Anthropological Study of a New Brunswick Fishing Community » (M.A. thesis, Dept. of Anthropology, University of New Brunswick, 1979), 149 p.
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VERNEX, Jean-Claude, « Les francophones du Nouveau-Brunswick : géographie d'un groupe ethnoculturel minoritaire » (Thèse, Université de Lille III, 1978), 990 p.
Le géographe Jean-Claude Vernex trouve que « la tentation est grande de prendre la langue du sociologue, celle de l'ethnologue, ou celle de l'économiste (entre autres) » . L'auteur essaie d'aider les francophones du Nouveau-Brunswick à trouver une nouvelle « stratégie de la survivance » . Son étude intervient à un moment où se manifeste chez les francophones de la province, une prise de conscience sociale et économique. Il est temps, selon lui, « de poser en termes d'espace concret le problème de l'organisation future de la francophonie au Nouveau-Brunswick » . Le chapitre 6 est le plus important pour les historiens du « petit peuple » . Vernex se sert de cas « typiques » pour décrire la situation économique des trois industries majeures chez les francophones, soit l'agriculture, la forêt et la pêche. Dans la plupart des cas, le sujet est toujours désavantagé économiquement. Vernex espère que cette condition changera grâce à une meilleure organisation syndicale ou coopérative.
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