Records of the Study of the Aspirations of Youth in a Developing Society (The Trinidad Study) 1957-1961

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Records of the Study of the Aspirations of Youth in a Developing Society (The Trinidad Study) 1957-1961

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This collection represents materials relating to The Study of the Aspirations of Youth in a Developing Society (The Trinidad Study), which was undertaken by the Research Institute for the Study of Man with the participation of the Ministry of Culture and the Central Statistical Office of Trinidad and Tobago. The study was conducted in two parts in the years 1957 and 1961, with the aim of understanding how youth perceived the changing social, political, and economic issues facing Trinidad and Tobago as a developing nation in the Caribbean. The collection includes background research, surveys, and data collected by researchers and drafts of the final published report.

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Research Institute for the Study of Man (RISM)

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Research Institute for the Study of man

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