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AUTHOR Frankel, Robert, Comp.; And OthersTITLE The Resettlement of Indochinese Refugees in the

United States: A Selected Bibliography.INSTITUTION Indochina Refugee Action Center, Washington, D.C.;

Office of Refugee Resettlement (DBMS), Washington,D.C.

SPONS AGENCY Department of State, Washington, DC. Office of theU.S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs.

PUB DATE Sep 80NOTE 40p.

EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS Acculturation; *Asian Americans; *Indochinese;

*Information Sources; *Land Settlement; *Refugees

ABSTRACTThis bibliography lists selected current resource and

reference materials on the domestic resettlement of Indochineserefugees in the United States. Citations include books, journalarticles, government reports, congressional hearings, and variouspublished and unpublished documents by individuals and privateagencies. Works are divided under sixteen headings: (1)bibliographies; (2) camps in Southeast Asia; (3) domesticresettlement of Indochinese' refugees (general); (4) Iegal aspects ofrefugee status in the United States; (5) socio-economic studies ofthe Indochinese refugees in the United States; (6) social/culturaladjustment; (7) orientation of refugees to American life; (8)orientation of sponsors, social service providers and teachers; (9)language acquisitions (10) physical health care needs; (11) emotionaland mental health; (12) vocational/occupational adaptation; (13)housing needs; (14) needs of refugee children and youth; (15)refugees in the United States (general); and (16) relevantperiodicals. (Author /ICD)

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The Resettlement of Indochinese Refugees

in the United States:

A Selected Bibliography

September, 1980

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THE RESETTLEMENT OF INDOCHINESE REFUGEES IN THE UNITED STATES:

A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

This bibliography includes a substantial selection of the

most current resource and reference materials presently avail-

able on the domestic resettlement of Indochinese refugees within

the United States. It lists materials from a wide variety of

sources, including books, journal articles, government reports,

Congressional hearings, and various published and unpublished

documents by individuals and private agencies. The aim of this

bibliography is to aid the reader in gaining entry into the

subject matter; iteis a selected resource,-and hence does not

attempt to include all materials on the subject.

The focus of this bibliography is on the recent resettle-

ment within the United States of refugees from Indochina. Hence,

materials covering other areas of related concern -- such as the

worldwide refugee situation, the resettlement of other refugee

populations, or general works on the-historical, sociological,

onlegal aspects of refugee studies -- have as a rule been

omitted. Individuals desiring to puisue these (and many addi-

tional) avenues of concern will find the following two biblio-

graphies extremely helpful:

1. "Refugee Research Bibliography," by Dr. BarryN. Stein, Professor of Social Science,Michigan State University, East Lansing,Michigan. Professor Stein's 35 page annotatedbibliography lists more than 275 sources,including general historical works, sourceson theory, definition, and classification, and

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materials on such areas as persecution;flight; asylum; legal issues; refugeepolitics and policies; resettlement;adjustment and assimilation; mentalhealth; children; and agencies involvedin the refugee field.

Professor Stein's bibliography is soonto be published by the United NationHigh Commissioner for Refugees, Geneva.

.2. "Refugees: A Se2ected Bibliography,"included in the report Refugee Resettle-ment inthe U.S.: Time For A New Focus,SF Julia Viaila Taft, David S. North,and David.A.'Ford (published by the New.Transdentury Foundaticn, Washington, D.C..,in July, 1979.) This 16 page bipliographyis a byproduct of the. report to which itis appended -- a review .of U.S. refugeeand resettlement policies and practicesover the last twenty -five years. It isorganized under the following subjectheadings: Refugees - general; Hungarianrefugees; Cuban refugees; Indochineserefugees; Soviet refugees; Chileanrefugees; and International refugeeissues.

Refuaee Resettlement in the U.S.: Time'Eir-a New Focus may e or ered fromNew TransCentury,Foundation, 1789Columbia Road, N.W., Washington, D.C.20099.

In addition to these two bibliographies, we have listed

below -- in section (1) -- a number of other bibliographies

which readers will find helpful in pursuing avenues of interest

and concern related to refugee resettlement.

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This bibliography is divided into the following sixteen

subject areas:

(1) Bibliographies

(2) Camps in Southeast Asia

(3) Domestic Resettlement of IndochineseRefugees--General

(4) Legal Aspects of.Refugee Status in the U.S.

(5) Socio-Economic Studies of the IndochineseRefugee Population in the U.S.

(8) Social/Cultural Adjustment

(7) Orientation of Refugees to American Life

(8) Orientation of Sponsors, Social ServiceProviders, and Teachers

(9) Language Acquisition

(10) Physical H Needs

(11) Emotional and Mental Health

(12) Vocational/Occupational Adaptation

(13) Housing Needs

(14) Needs of Refugee Children and Youth

(15) Refugees in the U.S. -- General

(16) Relevant Periodicals

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(1) Bibliographies

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This section includes a number of relevant biblio-graphies An addition to the two referred to in theintroduction above. The reader should also notethat'a number of specialized bibliographies, focusingprimarily on English-as-a-second language (ESL) andbilingual education materials, are listed in theLanguage Acquisition section of this bibliography.

Indochinese Materials Center, Bibliography of Materials on theEducation and Resettlement of Indochinese Refugees.Kansas City, Mo.: I.M.C., August 1, 1979. (Intergovern-mental Services, UnitedStates Office of Education 601 E.12th St., Kansas City, Mo., 64106.)

Liu, William T., bibliography tcd Transition to Nowhere:Vietnamese Refugees in America. 'Nashville, Tenn.:Charter House, 1979.

Resourc'2 Consultants Incorporated. Bibliography of ESL/Bilingualand Employment/Vocational Materials for Indochinese.McLean, Virginia: Resource Consultants Incorporated, June19, 1980. (Resource Contultants Incdrporated, Suite 1170,8301 Greensboro Dr., McLean* Va., 22102.) In addition tolanguage training 'and,vocational materials, this biblio-graphy also includes sections on adjustment, health andmental health, and other subjects relating to refugeeresettlement.

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Stein, Barry. Bibliography to "Refugee Resettlement: Programs& Techniques." Consultant', report submitted to U.S. SelectCommission or. Immigration & aefugee Policy. 'Washington,D.C:, August 1980. (Dr. Barry N. Stein, Department of SocialScience, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich. 48824)

(2) , Camps in Southeast Asia

This section contains a number of sources reportingon aspects of the situation in the camps which havesome bearing on domestic resettlement.

Carlin, Jean E. "Report of a Medical Consultant's Observationsand Evaluations of and Recommendations for Indochinese(Southeast Asian) Refugee Camps." Study mission sponsoredby World Airways, Inc.. August/September 1979. (Dr. JeanE. Carlin, 616 Island View Drive, Seal Beach, Calif. 90740.)

Cherne, Leo. A Personal Recollection: IRC Citizens' Commissionon Indochinese Refugees. New York: International RescueCommittee, March 1978. (International Rescue Committee,Inc., 386 Park Avenue South, New York, New York 10016.)

Harding, Richard K.; and Looney, John G. "Problems of SoutheastAsian Children in a Refugee Camp." American Journal ofPsychiatry, 134: 407-411 (April 1977).

Indochina Refugee Action Center. "Statistical Updateon IndochinaRefugee Situation." Issued periodically, SeDecember 10, 1979, April 15, 1980, and Sept er, 1980.D

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(Indochina Refugee Action Center, 1025 15th St., N.W.,Washington, D.C., 20005.)

L'u, William T.; Murata, Alice K. "The Vietnamese in America,Part III: Life in the refugee camp." Bridge: An -AsianAmerican Perspective 6 (1) (Spring 1978). (Asian AmericanMental Health Research Center, 1640 W. Roosevelt Road,Chicago, Illinois 60608.)

U.S. Comptroller General. The Indochinese Exodus: A HumanitarianDilemma. Report to the Congress by the U.S. ComptrollerGeneral. U.S. General Accounting Office. April 24, 1979.(U.S. Comptroller General, General Accounting Office,Washington, D.C. 20548.)

U.S. Public Health Service. "Report of the USPHS Refugee HealthAssessment Team's Visit to Southeast Asia." August 10, 1979.(U.S. Public Health Service, Department of Human Services,f5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, Md. 20857.)

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(3) Domestic Resettlement of Indochinese Refugees--General

This section includes_general_treatments of Indo-2.._chinese refugee resettlement in the. U.S., includingdocuments on the role of private voluntary agenciesas well as on public policy and U.S. Government programs."'

Barnes, Thomas. Of All the 36 Alternatives: IndochineseResettlement in America. Washington: U.S. Department ofState, Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy, Foreign ServiceInstitute, 1977.

Bui, Diana. "The Indochinese Mutual Assistance Associations."Washington, D.C.: Indochina Refugee Action Center.January 3, 1980. (Indochina Refugee Action Center,.102515th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005.)

Bunch, Jesse. "Facing the Challenge: 1979 Community Resettle-ment Issues and Recommendations within the Church WorldService Immigration and Refugee Program, and The Protestant,Anglican, and Orthodox Denominations Working Through theNational Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.,Inc., to Resettle International Refugees." Seattle,Washington: June 22, 1979. Consulting report submitted toNancy L. Nicalo, Director, Church World Service, Immigra-tion and Refugee Program, New York City. (Church WorldService, Immigration and Refugee,Program, 475 RiversideDrive, Room 666, New York, New York 10027.)

Gim, Weaver; Litwin, Tybel. Indochinese Refugees in America:Profiles of Five Communities. Study prepared as part ofaiEUFFiculum of the Executive Seminar in National andInternational Affairs, U. S. Department of State. Twenty-Second Session,April 1980. The 'five communities involvedin the study include Albuquerque, San Diego, Grand Rapids,Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Des Moines. (Executive Seminarin National and International Affairs, Foreign ServiceInstitute, U.S. Department of State, Washington, D.C.20520.)

Indochina Refugee Action Center. Description and Directory ofNational Organizations Involved in the Processing andResettlement of Indochinese Refu ees fn America. (Compiledby Joseph E. Lang ois . Octo er . In oc ina RefugeeAction Center, 1025 15th Street, N.Wi, Washington, D.C.20005.)

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International Mi ration Review. Forthcoming special issueentit ed Re ugees To ay will contain a wide variety ofarticles on national and international refugee issues.This issue is due-to be published in the Winter of 1980-81. (International Migration Review, Center for MigrationStudies, 209 Flagg Place, Staten Island, New York, NewYork 10304.)

Kelly, Gail Paradise. From Vietnam tothe Vietnamese Immigration to theColorado: Westview Press, 1977.Central Avenue, Boulder, Colorado

America: A Chronicle ofUnited States. .Boulder,(Westview Press, 550030301.)

Kleinman, Howard; Daniel,. James. "Language Education and SocialServices in Indochinese Refugee Resettlement," in forth-coming special issue (entitled, "Refugees Today") ofInternational Mi ration Review, to be published duringWinter, 19 0- International Migration Review, Centerfor Migration Studies, 209 Flagg Place, Staten Island,New York 10304.)

Liu, William T. Transition to Nowhere: Vietnamese Refugeesin America. Nashville, Tennessee: Charter House Pub-lishers, 1979.

Liu, William T.; Murata, Alice K. "The Vietnamese in America:Refugees or Immigrants?" Brilseij4LAsianAmisaaPerspective, Fall 1977." First article in a series whichappeared in Bridge during 1977 and 1978. (Asian AmericanMental Health Research Center, 1640 W. Roosevelt Road,Chicago, Illinois 60608.)

MacNeil/Lehrer Report. "Vietnamese Resettlement." WNET/Thirteen/WETA, New York City: September 6, 1979. (Produced by DanWerner; Reporter-Patricia Ellis). (Transcripts availablefrom WNET/Thirteen, 356 West 58th Street, New York, NewYork 10019; Library #1029; Show #5049).

Office of Refugee Affairs, Social Security Administration,U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfar . Indo-chinese Refugee Assistance Program: Report to congress.qiaington, D.C. : December 31, 1979. (Available fromOffice of Refugee Resettlement, 330 C Street, S.W.,SwitzerBuilding, Washington, D.C. 20201.)

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Proceedin s from the First Annual Conference on IndochinaRe ugees. George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia:October 24-25, 1979. Sponsored by the university andthe American Society for International Law. Paperscover a wide range of topics, including problems ofreunification-for refugees in the U.S., cultural con-flicts in health care, and multicultural and bilingualeducation in Vietnamese and English. (Available for'$5, prepaid, from Citizens Applied Research Institute,George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia 22030.)

Ragas, Dr. Wade R.; and Maruggi, Vincent. Vietnamese RefugeeLiving Conditions in the New Orleans Metro Area (WorkingPaper No. 111). Now Orleans: University of New Orleans,November 1978. (Dr. Wade R. Ragas, Associate Professor ofFinance, University of New'Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana.)

"Refugee Act of 1980 Passes Congress," article in IndochineseRefugee Reports. Washington, D.C.: Volume 1, Number 23(March 11, 1980.) This article gives a section-by-sectionexplanation of the Refugee Act of 1980. (IndochineseRefugee Report, Information Exchange Project, American.Public Welfare Association, 1125 Fifteenth Street, N.W.,Washington, D.C. 20005.)

Refugee Reports. Published by the Information Exchange Projectof the American Public Welfare Association. (Formerlycalled Indochinese Refugee Reports.) This biweekly pub-lication, contains news, analyses of federal programs andlegislation, and discussion of refugee related issues.It is a major resource on all facets of domestic refugeeresettlement. (Information Exchange Project of theAmerican Public Welfare Association, 1125 15th Street, N.W.,Washington, D.C. 20005.)

Report o? the San Francisco Research Planning Conference onAsian Immigration. San Francisco, California, 1975.Conference arranged by City and County of San Francisco,Office of the Mayor, and 'conference consultants'from..gleCenter for South and Southeast Asian Studies, Universityof California at Berkeley. Report:was financed in partthrough a grant from the National Science Foundation,Research Applied to National Needs (RANN). (NationalScience Foundation, 1800 G Street, N.W., Washington,D.C. 20006.)

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Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy. Newsletter,Semi-Annual Report, forthcoming Report of the Commission(to be issued in 198t). The reader is refered to thesection entitled "Refugees in the U.S.--General" (section(15)) in this bibliography.

Skinner, Kenneth A.; Hendricks, Glenn L. "Indochinese Refugees:An Emerging Ethnic Minority." Paper presented at the 77thAnnual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association,November 14-18, 1978, Los Angeles, California. (AmericanAnthropological Association, 1703New Hampshire Avenue,N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009.)

Stein, Barry N. "Refugee Resettlement: Programs and 1;g6hniques."Consultant's report submitted to the U.S. Selec/Commissionon Immigration and Refugee Policy. Washington, D.C.,August 1980. Includes an extensive bibliography. (Dr.Barry N.*Stein, Department of Social Science, MichiganState University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824.)

U.S. Comptroller General. Re ort to the Con ress. DomesticResettlement of Indochinese Re ugees--Strugv e for SelfReliance. Washington: U.S. General Accounting Office,May 10, 1977. (U.S. General Accounting Office, Washington,D.C. 20548.)

U.S. Comptroller General. The Indochinese Exodus: A Humanitariannilemma. Report to the Congress by the Comptroller General.U.S. General Accounting Office. April 24, 1979. (U.S.General Accounting Office, Washi)gton, D.C. 20548.)

U.S. Ccngress. House of Representatives. Committee on ForeignAffairs. The Indochinese Refugee Situation. Washington,D.C.: 19797--TITS. Government Printing Office, Washington,D.C. 20402.)

U.S. Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service."Indochinese Refugee Exodus; Causes, Impact, Prospects."(by Marjorie Niehaus). June 9, 1980. Issue Brief No.IB79079. (U.S. Library of Congress, Congressional ResearchService, Washington, D.C. 20540.)

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u.s, Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service." Review of the Refu ee Resettlement, Pro rams and Policies.

1 79. U.S. Government 'Printing Office, Washington, D.C.20452.)

0Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. The Refugee Act of1979. S.643. 96th Congress, 1st session, March 14, 1979.(U.S. Government Printing Office, Washingt6n, D.C. 20402.)

Vinh, Ha Ton. "The Indochinese Mutual Assistance Associationsas Socio-Cultural Settlement- Patterns. Presented at, theConference on Indochinese Refugees, sponsored by GeorgeMason University, Fairfax, Virginia, and the AmericanSociety of International Law',, Washington, D.C. October24-25, 1979. (Proceedings of the Conference availablefrom Citizens Applied Research Institute, George MasonUniversity, Fairfax, Virginia 22030; cost, $6 prepaid.)

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(4) Legal Aspects of Refugee Status in the U.S.

A.I.C.C. News. An ongoing publication .of the American Immigrationand Citizenship Conference, 20 West 40th Street, New York,NY 10018.

Congressional Research Service. U.S. Library of Congress.Refugees in the U.S.: Laws, Programs, and Proposals (byCatherine McHugh), Issue Brief No. IB77120. November 2, 1978.(U.S. Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. 20540.)

Congressional Research Service. U.S. Library of Congress. U.S.Immigration Law and Policy: 1952-1979. 96th Cong. 1st Sess.Washington: May, 1979. GPO Stock No. 052-070-04957-0.$3.25. (U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.20402.)

Immigration and Naturalization /Service. U.S. Department ofJustice. Annual Reports of the Immigration and NaturalizationService. (U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C. 20536.)

Interpreter Releases. An ongoing publication of the AmericanCouncil for Nationalities Service, 20 West 40th Street, NewYork, NY 10018. ti

"Refugee Act of 1980 Passes Congress." Indochinese RefugeeReports. March 11, 1980. (Information Exchange Project,American Public Welfare Association, 1125 Fifteenth Street,N.W., Washington,.D.C. 20005.)

U.S. Congress. Refugee Act of 1980. Public Law 96-212, March17, 1980. (U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.20402.)

U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on the Judiciary. Sub-committee on immigration, Refugees, and International Law.Refugee Act of 1979. 96th Cong., 1st Sess., May, 1979.

U.S. Senate, Committee on the Judiciary. The Refugee Act of 1979,S. 643, Hearing Before the Committee on the Judiciary 96thCong., 1st Sess., March 14, 1979. (U:S. Government PrintingOffice, Washington, D.C. 20402.) The two volumes above con-tain testimony and other material on many aspects of resettle-ment in the U.S.

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(5) Socio-economic Studies of the Indochinese RefugeePopulation in the U.S.

Bach, Robert L. "Employment Characteristics of IndochineseRefugees: January, 1979." The Brookings Institution,and theOffice of Research and Devdtopment, U.S. Department ofLabor, Washington, D.C., March 1980. (Brookings Institution,1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.., Washington; D.C. 20036.)

Hirayama, Hisachi. "A Study of Vietnamese Refugees in WesternTennessee and Arkansas: Their Socioeconomic Status,Problems and Service Needs." Paper presented at AnnualMeeting of Council on Social Work Education. 1977.

Montero, Darrel. "The Vietnamese Refugees in America:Patterns of Socioeconomic Adaptation and Assimilation."Institute for Urban Studies. 1978, mimeo. (Institutefor Urban Studies, University of Maryland, College Park,Maryland 20742.)

Montero, Darrel; Weber, Marsha. Vietnamese Americans:Patterns of Resettlement and, Socioeconomic Adaptation inthe United States. Boulder, Colorado: Westview Press,1979. (Westview Press, 5500 Central Avenue, Boulder,Colorado 80301; cost $17.5C.)

Montero, Darrel. "Vietnamese Refugees in America: Toward aTheory of Spontaneous International Migration."International Migration Review, Volume XIII, No. 4,Winter 197, pp. 624-648. (International Migration Review,209 Flagg Place, Staten Island, New York 10304.)

Ragas, Dr. Wade R.; and Maruggi, Vincent. Vietnamese RefugeeLiving Conditions ir. the New Orleans Metro Area (WorkingPaver No. 111). New Orleans: University of New Orleans,November 1978.

Research Institute on Immigration and Ethnic Studies, Explora-tory Fieldwork on Latino Migrants and Indochinese Refugees,RUES Research Notes No. 1. Washington, D.C., SmithsonianInstitution, 1976. (Smithsonian Institution, Washington,D.C. 20560.)

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Skinner, Kenneth A.; and Hendricks, Glenn L. "IndochineseRefugees: An Emerging Ethnic Miriority," paper presentedat the 77th Annual Meeting of the American AnthropologicalAssociation, November 14-18, 1978, Los Angeles, California.(American Anthropological Association, 1703 New HampshireAvenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009.)

Stein, Barry N. "Occupational Adjustment of Refugees: TheVietnamese in the United States." International MigrationReview, Vol. No. 13. Spring, 1979. (International MigrationReview, 209 Flagg Place, Staten Island, New York 10304.)

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(6) Social/Cultural Adjustment

Doan, Han T. "Factors that foster or impede the process ofacculturation of Vietnamese refugees." Paper presentedat the annual meeting of the American SociologicalAssociation, Chicago, Illinois, 1977. (American Socio-logical Association, 1722 N Streeti, N.W., Washington,D.C. 20036.)

Kelly, Gail P. "Adult Education for Vietnamese Refugees:Commentary on Pluralism in America," Journal of EthnicStudies, 5 (4): 55-64 (1978).

Le Xuan Khoa. "Vietnamese Immigrants and Their Adjustment toAmerican Society." Paper presented at the Conference forIndochina Refugee Assistance Program Grantees and Con-tractors, Department of Health, Education and Welfare,Region II, at Brookdale Community College, Lincroft, NewJersey, April 1979. (Dr. Le Xuan Khoa, Orientation ResourceCenter, 1 Prospect Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20007.)

Nguyen Dang Liem. Vietnamese-American Intercultural Communi-cation." Pape, presented at the XXX International Con-feence on Communication: Human Evolution and Development,Acapulco, Mex -ico, May 18-23, 1980, sponsored by the Inter-national Communication Association and the Government ofMexico. (Prof.. Nguyen Dang Liem, University of Hawaii atManoa, Hawaii.)

Liu, William T., et. al. Transition to Nowhere: VietnameseRefugees in America. Nashville: Charter House Publishers,Ltd., 1979.)

Rubin, Gary. "The Process of Immigrant Acculturation: RecentFindings and Policy Implications." A version of thisarticle was presented as testimony by the Institute onPluralism and Group Identity of the American JewishCommittee to the U.S. Select Commission on Immigrationand Refugee Policy at its May 5, 1980 hearings in Albany,

. New York. (American Jewish Committee, 165 E. 56th Street,New York, New York 10022.)

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Scott, George M. Jr. "The Hmong Refugees of .San Diego:Initial Strategies of Adjustment," Paper presented atthe Conference on Indochinese Refugees, George MasonUniversity, Fairfax, Virginia: October 1979. (GeorgeM. Scott, Jr., University of California, San Diego,California. (See reference on proceedings from thisconference listed in "Domestic Resettlement -- General"section of this bibliography.)

Skinner, Kenneth A.; Hendricks, Glenn L. "A New Mindrity:Indochinese Refugees in Higher Education." MinnesotaUniversity, Minneapolis. Office for Student Affairs.December 1977.

Tran Minh Tung, M.D. "Perspectives:- Vietnamese VieWs onResettlement and Adjustment." Paper presented at the87th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Assn.(Dr. Tran Minh Tung, 8723 Whitson Court, Sprinafield,VA 22153.)

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(7) Orientation of Refugees to American Life

This section includes samples of orientation materialsprovided to Indochinese refugees to aid in theirorientation to American life.

Orientation Resource Center. Forthcoming resource/referencelists of orientation materials for refugees, sponsors,service providers, teachers, etc. (Orientation ResourceCenter, 3520 Prospect Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20007.)

"Outline of Orange County (California) Orientation Program."Catholic Immigration and Resettlement . iency, 2110 East1st Street, Suite-115, Santa Ana, CalitJrnia 92705.

"Outline of Orientation Program." Indochinese Service Center,3930, Utah Street, San Diego, California 92104.

'examples of orientation materials'provided to refugees

Indochina Social Service Project. Series of orientation bookletson topics such as employmeht, housing, health, shopping,welfate assistance, etc. Indochina Social Service Project,1400 West 9th Street, Los Angeles, California 90015.

"The New South Carolinians." An o4eing publication of the'Indochinese .Refugee Agency, South Carolina Department ofSocial Services, P.O. Box 1520, Columbia, South Carolina29202.

"Self-help Manual for Indochinese Refugees." Asian Counselingand Referral Servic-, Seattle, Washington: June, 1980.Available in'English, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Lao, andChinese. (Asian Counseling and Referral Service, 655 SduthJackson Street,' Seattle, Washington 98104.:

Wagner, Christa; and Rullo, Janet. Medical Guide and Glossary(editions in Vietnamese, Khmer and Lao.) October, 1978.

'Indochinese Language Resource Center, Indochinese Cultural& SerVice Center, 3030 South West 2nd Avenue, Portland,Oregon 97201.

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"Welcome: Chang Mung." Produced by Moonlighters Branch ofGreater New Orleans Section, National Council of JewishWomen, and Associated Catholic Charities, New Orleans(Order c/o Assobiated Catholic Charities, 2929 SouthCarrollton Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118.)

Wisconsin Ways. Newsletter of the Wisconsin ResettlementAssistance Office, Department of Local Affairs and Develop-ment, 4802 Sheboygan. Avenue, Room 99-A, Madison, Wisconsin53702.

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(8) Orientation ofaponsors, Social Service Providers, and Teachers

This section includes examples of materials providedto sponsors, social service providers, and teachersto orient them concerning the histories, languages,and cultures of the Indochinese refugees.

National Indochinese Clearinghouse, Center for Applied Linguistics.Publications and materials, including "A Manual forIndochinese Refugee Education," "Perspectives as a Cross-cultural Problem -- Getting to Know the Vietnamese,""Glimpses of H'mong History and Culture," and other materials'on education, language, and the Ttures of the Indochineserefugees,. (National Indochinese learinghouse, Center forApplied Linguistics, 3510 Prospect St., N.W., Washington,D.C. 20007.)

Orientation Resource Center. Forthcoming resource/referencelists of orientation materials for refugees, sponsors,service providers, teachers, etc. (Orientation ResourceCenter, 3520 Prospect St., N.W., Washington, Dec',. 20007.)

Examples of orientation materialsprovided to sponsors, social

service providers, teachers, etc.

Indochina Project, Center for International Policy. "A Guideto Helping Indochinese Refugees in the United States."Washington, D.C., 1980. (Indochina Project, Cehtek;:forInternational Policy, 120 Maryland Ave., N.E., Washington,D.C. 20002; Cost $.50 each; 10 or more copies, $.25 each.)

"A Handbook for Sponsors of Indochinese Refugees," IndochineseSocial Service Outreach Program of the Traveler's AidSociety, 1046 West Wilson Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60640.

"A Handbook for Sponsors of Indochinese Refugees." UnitedCatholic Social Services, Indochinese Resettlement Program;2132 South 42nd St., Omaha, Nebraska 68104.

American.Refugee Committee. Sponsor's Handbook. Washington,D.C.: 1979., (American Refugee Committee; 1630 CrescentPl., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009.)

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"Handbook for Indochinese Refugees and Sponsors." WisconsinResettlement Assistance Office. State of Wisconsin,Department of Local Affairs and Development: 1980.(Wisconsin Resettlement Assistanm Office, Division ofEmergency Government, 4802 Sheboygan Ave., Madison, Wisconsin53702.)

Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service. "Vietnam: The Landand Its People," "Laos: The Land and Its People," "Cambodia:The Land and Its People," and a large collection of additionalorientation handbooks for refugees, sponsors, teachers, andsocial service providers. (Lutheran Immigration and Refugee .Sefbice, 360 Park Ave. South, New York, N.Y. 10C10.)

"Sponsoring Refugees: A Guide. for Sponsors:" IndochineseCultural and Service tenter, 3d30 'South West 2nd Ave.,Portland, Oregon 97201.)

Whitmore, John K., ed. "An Introduction to Indochinese History,Culture, Language and Life -- for Persons Involved withthe Indochinese Refugee Education and Resettlement Project-in the State of Michigan." Center for South and SoutheastAsian Studies, The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,;Michigan, 1979.

Materials for teachers of Indochinese students

re In addition to the materials includedbelow, readers are directed to theBibliography section (subject area no. (1)above) and the Language Acquisitionsection of this bibliography for additionalsources available to teachers of Indo;hi:nesestudents.

Brahm, Sivone. Guidebook for Teachers, Administrators andEducators of Cambodian Children. (Published by Khmerrtiarrganizatleview Drive, Falls Church,Viiginia 22041.)

Duong Thanh Binh. A Handbook for Teachers of Vietnamese Students:Hints for Dealing With Catura: 'Ufferences in Schools.Arlington, Virginia: Center tor Applied Linguistics, 1975.(Center for Applied Linguistics, 3520 Prospect St., N.W.,Washington, D.C. 20007.)

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Bunter, William A.; Nguyen Thanh Liem. Educational Systemsin South Vietnam And of Southea t. Asians in Com allsonw E ucat ona Systems in Unite States. Ames,Iowa: Iowa State University 977.

Indochinese Refu ee Education uides. National IndochineseC ear ng ouse ana ec nica ssistance Center, Center forApplied Linguistics. Guides available for PreschoolEducation, Elementary Education, Intermediate /Secondary,Educational Administration, Bilinguai/Bicultural, andAdult Education. (National Indochinese Clearinghouse,Center for Applied Linguistics, 3520 Prospect St., F.W.,Washington, D.C. 20007.

Multilingual Education Resource Information and Training(.MERIT) Center. "Indochinese Selected Bibliography forIndochinese Students and American Educators." Instruc-tional Information Series for Bilingual Personnel fromthe Resource Library, Philadelphia, August, 1979. ,(TheMERIT Center, Ritter Annex, Room 995, Temple University,Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19122.)

Tam Thi Dang Wei, Ph.D. A Handbook for Teachers of VietnameseRefugee Students, published by the Illinois Office of-Education, Chicago: 1977. (Can be ordered at no chargefrom The Governor's Information Center for Asian Assistance,.160 N. LaSalle Street, Room 2006, Chicago, Illinois 60601.)

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This section includes materials on Bilingual education,on the teaching of English-as-a=Second Language(ESL), and on other aspects of language acquisition.In addition to the sources included below, readersare directed to the Bibliography section and to thesection on the Orientation of Sponsors and Teachers(section (8)) for related material.

"ESL: ConsensusVol. I, No.Refugee Repoills - isth

and Controversy." Indochinese Refugee Reports.21 (February 12, 1980), pp. 1-4. (Indochineserts, American Public Welfare Association,St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005.)

GrIgnet, Allene Guss. "English Language Teaching and Refugees."The Linguistic Reporter: Vol. 22, No. 6 (March, 1980).(Linguistic Reporter, Center for Applied Linguistics,3320 Prospect

Reporter,N.W., Washington, D.C. 20007)

Indochinese Materials Center, BibliogrApIly of Materials on theEducation and Resettlement of Ina6Zhinese Refu ees.Kansas y, o.: . p .ugus p . ntergovern-mental Services, United States Office of Education, 601 E.12th St., Kansas City, Missouri 64106.)

Indochinese Refu ee Education Guides from the National IndochineseC ear ng ouse an e nica Assistance Center, Center forApplied Linguistics. Guides available include "A Guideto Manpower/Vocational ESL," as well as a series on eachof,the following: Preschool Education, Elementary Education,Intermediate/Secondary Education, Bilingual/BiculturalEducation, Adult Education, and additional subjects.(National Ifidochinese Clearinghouse, Center for AppliedLinguistics, 3510 Prospect St., N.W., Washington, D.C.20007.)

Kleinman, Howard; Daniel, James. "Language Education and SocialServices in Indochinese Refugee Resettlement," in forth-coming special issue (entitled, "Refugees Today") ofInternational Mi ration Review, to be published during

. n erns ional Migration Review/ Centerfor Migration Studies, 263 Flagg Pl.,Staten Island, N.Y.10304.)

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Liem, Nguyen Dang. "Bilingual-Bicultural Education forIndochinese." Paper presented at conference: Asian andPacific American Education: Directions in the 1980's,San Francisco, April 25-27, 1979. (Prof. Nguyen Dana LiemDepartment of Indo-Pacific Languages, Univeriity of Hawaii,Manoa, Hawaii.)

Liem,Nguyen Dang. "English as a Second Language for Indochinese."Paper presented at the annual TESOL (Teaching of Englishas a Second Language) Convention, San Francisco, March 3-9,1980. (Prof. Nguyeh Dang "dem, Department of Indo-PacificLanguages, University of Hawaii, Manoa, Hawaii.)

Multilingual Education Resource Information and Training (MERIT)Center. "Indochinese Selected Bibliography for IndochineseStudents and American Educators." Instructional InformationSeries for Bilingual Personnel f;Om the Resource Library,Philadelphia, August, 1979. (The MERIT Center, RitterAnnex, Room 995, Temple University, Philadelphia, Penn-sylvania 19122.)

National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education.- A Bibliographyof En lish as a Second Lan ua.e Materials: Grades K-3;si. ar ograp ies ava - e or Gra es 4- , and Adults,as well as additional materials and publications relevantto language acquisition. (National Clearinghouse forBilingual Education, 1300 WilSon Blvd., Suite B2-11,Rosslyn, Virginia 22209.)

Northwest Regional Educational. aboratory. "Evaluation of theEnglish as a Second Language and Vocational Training Programfor Indochinese Refugees." Produced by Northwest RegionalEducational Laboratory, Portland, Oregon. (Dr. Roger Harmon,Project Director.) Submitted to the Office of the Super-intendent of Public Instruction, State of Washington:September, 1979. (Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory,710 S. W. Second Ave., Portland, Oregon 97204.)

Resource Consultants Incorporated. Bibliography of ESL/Bilin ual and Em lo ent/Vocational Materials for Indochinese.Mean, Virgin a: June 19, 1980. (Resource ConsultantsIncorporated, Suite 1170, 8301 Greensboro Dr., McLean,Virginia 22102.)

Robson, Barbara. A Selected Annotated Biblio ra _hy for TeachinEnglish to Spe- ers o iietnamese. Vietnamese Re ugeeEducation Series, No. 4. Arlington, Virginia: Center forApplied Linguistics, 1975. (Center for Applied Linguistics,3520 Prospect St., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20007.)

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Carlin, Jean E. "Report of a Medical Consultant's Observationsand Evaluations of and Recommendations for Indochinese(Southeast Asian) Refugee Camps." Study mission sponsoredby World Airways, Inc.. August/September 1979. (Dr. JeanE. Carlin, 616 Island Vium Drive, Seal Beach, California90740.)

Le Tai Rieo. "Modern and Traditional Medical Practices of Vietnam."Available from Indochinese Mental Health Project of theInternational Institute of San Francisco, 2209 Van NessAvenue, San Francisco, Califc-nia 94108.

Lin, Keh-Mingi Tazuma, Laurie; and Masuda, Minoru. "AdaptationalProblems of Vietnamese Refugees: Health and Mental HealthStatus." Archives General Psychiatry. 36 (August 1979).

Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Weekly publication oftheInS. Center for Disease Control; occasionally listsarticles on health or refugees. Vol. 28, Nos. 33, 39 and 43are of particular refugee-related interest and may berequested separately. Contact: Center for Disease Control,Attention Distribution Services, GSO, 1-SB-36, Atlanta,Georgia 30333.

Robinson, Court. "Special Report: Physical and Emotional HealthCare Needs of Indochinese Refugees." Indochina RefugeeAction Center. March 20, 1980. (Indochina Refugee ActionCenter, 1025 15th Street, N.W., Suite 600, Washington, D.C.20005.)

Silverman, Marsha L. "Strategic Health Planning and the Viet-namese Refugee." Paper presented at the First NationalConference on Indochinese Education and Social Services,Arlington, Virginia, March 29, 1980. (Marsha L. Silverman,Yale University, School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut06510.)

Silverman, Marsha L. "Vietnamese in Denver: Cultural Conflictsin Health Care." Paper presented at the Conference onIndochinese Refugees, George Mason University, Fairfax,Virginia. October 24-25, 1979. (Marsha L. Silverman, YaleUniversity, School of Medicine, New Haven, Connecticut06510.)

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Tran Minh Tung. "Health and Disease: ,The Indodhinese Per-spective." Paper-presented at the, Health, Educationand Welfare Mental Health Projects Grantee Conferences,Atlanta, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, November-December 1978. (Dr. TranAinh'Tung, 8723 Whitson Court,Springfield, Virginia 22153.)

U.S_. PdblicHealth Service. '"Report of the USPHS Refugee HealthAssessment Team's Visit to Southeast Asia." August 10,1979. (U.S. Public Health Service, 5600 Fishers Lane,Rockville, Maryland 20857.)

U.S. Department ofsHealth, Education and Welfare. Health Services. Administration. "Memorandum fot the Secretary: Indochinese

Refugee Health Evaluation System--Progress Report Infdrma-tion-." October 22, 1979. (U.S."Public Health Service,:Health Services Administration, 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville,Maryland 20857.)

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Arimoto, Mary. "Differences Between Eastern and WesternThoughts on Sental Health." Speech delivered atConference on Southeast Asian Refugee Mental HealthPiOblems, Concerns and Needs, Augutt 17, 1979.(Mary Arimoto, Executive Director, Asian Pacific FamilyOutreach, Inc., 213 EastBroadway, Long Beach, California,90802.)

Aylestiorth, Laurence Saigo; Ossorio, Peter G.; and Osaki,Lawrence T. "Stress and Mental Health Among Vietnamesein the United States." Denver, Colorado. (Laurence S.Aylesworth, Indochinese Development Center, Park EastMental Health Center, 1633 Fillmore, Suite 300, Denver,Colorado 80206.)

Bureau of Research and Training, Pennsylvania Office of MentalHealth. "Cultural Similarities and Differences BetweenVietnamese - Cambodians - HiMong:" Philadelphia: February,1980. (Available from Barry Miller, Ph.D., Division ofResearch and Training, Pennsylvania Office of MentalHealth, Room 308, Health and Welfare Building, Harrisburg,Pennsylvania 17120.)

Carlin, Jean E. "The Catastrophically Uprooted Child: South-east Asian Refugee Children," in Basic Handbook of ChildElychiatrv, Justin D. Call, et al, Editors, vol. 1.(Basic Books, Inc., New York.)

Cohon, Don. "A Preliminary Anaiiiis of Indochinese RefugeeMental Health Clients." Indochinese Mental Health Project,International Institute, San Francisco. (Don Cohon, Ph.D.,Indochinese Mental Health Project, Internati al Institute,2209 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, Californi 94109.)

Cohon, Don. "The Trauma Syndrome: Identification, Treatment,and Referral of Commonly Seen Problems." Paper presentedat Northern California Indochinese Refugee AssistanceProgram Conference,' San Francisco, August 1 and 2, 1977.(AVailable from Don Cohon, Ph.D., Indochinese MentalHealth Project, International Institute, 2209 Van NessAvenue, San Francisco, California 94109.)

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Coleman, Cindy. "Mental Health Problems of Indochinese Refugees-iff-the United States," in Refugees and Human Rights News-letter. Volume IV No. 3 (Spring 1980). (Refugees and HumanKliai Newsletter, Church World Service, Immigration andRefugee Program, 475 Riverside Drive, Room 666, New York,New York 10027.)

Ishisaka, Hideki. Indochinese Training Tapes. Department ofHealth, Education and Welfare - Region X and the Asian Coun-seling and Referral Service. Seattle, Washington. Fouraudio-tapes focused on the delivery of culturally sensitivemental health.service to Indochinese refugees. Topicsinclude current problems, coping strategies, mental healthproblems, the Indochinese family structure, and a frameworkto view the difficulties faced by Indochinese refugees.(Transcription available from the Asian Counseling andReferral Service, 655 S. Jackson Street, Seattle, WA. 981440

Le Xuan Khoa. See reference to paper "Vietnamese Immigrants andTheir Adjustment to American Society," in Social/CulturalAdjustment section of this bibliography (section (6)).-

Lin, Keh-Ming; Tazuma, Laurie; and Masuda, Minoru. "AdaptationalProblems of Vietnamese Refugees: Health and Mental HealthStatus," Archives General Psychiatry. 36. (August 1979).

Liu, William T. Transition to Nowhere: Vietnamese Refugeesin America. Nashville, Tennessee: Charter House Publishers,19/9.

Liu, William T., et alt "Vietnamese Refugees: A Study of MentalHealth and Adaptive Strategies," in forthcoming specialissue (entitled, "Refugees Today") of International MigrationReview, to be published during Winter, 1980-81. (Interna-'do Migration Review, Center for Migration Studies, 209Flagg Place, Staten Island, New York 10304.)

Liu, William T.; and Muratta, Alice K. "The Vietnamese inAmerica, Part IV: Mental Health of Vietnamese Refugees,"in Bridge: An Asian American Perspective 6(2) (Summer,1978). (Brad e, Asian American Mental Health ResearchCenter; 1 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, Illinois 60608.)

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Montgomery County (Maryland) Public Schools. Department ofAdult Education. Outreach Counseling: The EssentialElement: Support to Indochinese Refugees. Baltimore,Maryland: Maryland State Department of Adult Education,1977.

P/AAMHRC Newsletter. (The Pacific/Asian American Mental HealthResearch Center, 1641) W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, Illinois60608.) P/AAMHRC is affiliated with the University ofIllinois at Chicago Circle. The newsletter regularlycarries news and information in the field of Indochineserefugee mental and emotional health.

Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, Bureau of Researchand Training, Office of Mental Health. "National MentalHealth Needs Assessment of Indochinese Refugee Popula-tions." July 1979. A survey of over 1,100 organizationsfamiliar with the problems of refugees and/or refugeeresettlement. (Available from Barry Miller, Ph.D.,Division of Research and Training, Pennsylvania Office ofMental Health, Room 308, Health and Welfare Building,Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120.)

Pennsylvania-Department of Public Welfare, Bureau of Researchand Training, Office of Mental Health. QuadrilingualManual and Directory, Department of Health, Education andWelfare Region III; A Mental Health Guide for SoutheastAsians; American Mental Health Attitudes and Services.Philadelphia: 1978. (Available from Barry Miller, Ph.D.,Division of Research and Training, Pennsylvania Officeof Mental Health, Room 308, Health and Welfare Building,Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17120.)

Robinson, Court. "Special Report: Physical and Emotional HealthCare Needs of Indochinese Refugees." Indochina,RefugeeAction Center. March 20, 1980. (Indochina Refugee ActionCenter, 1025 15th Street, N.W., Suite 600, Washington, D.C.20005.)

Rodgers, Kay N. "Counseling with Indochinese," in McFadden, J.(ed.) Counseling and Consulting Minorities. Atlanta,Georgia: College Entrance Examination Board, 1978.

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Tung, Tran Minh. Indochinese Patients: Cultural Aspects ofMedical and Ps chiatric Care of Indochinese Refu ees.Fort coming an November 980. Avai. -.le from Dr. TranMinh Tung, 8723 Whitson Court, Springfield, Virginia22153.)

Tung, Tran Minh. See reference to paper "Perspectives:Vietnamese Views on Resettlement and Adjustment," inSocial/Cultural Adjustment section of this bibliography(section (6)).

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. (12) Vocational/Occupational Adaptation

'(including employment and training programs)

Bach, RObert L. "Employment Characteristics of IndochineseRefugees:- January, 1979." The Brookings Institution andOffice of Research and Development, U.S. Department ofLabor, Washington, D.C., March 1980. (Brookings Institutibn,1775 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036.)

Finnan, Christine Robinson. "Occupational Adaptation: VietnameseRefugees in the Electronics Industry," in forthcomingspecial issue (entitled, "Refugees Today") of InternationalMigration Review, to be published during Winter, 1980-81;(Available from Christine Robinson Finnan, SRI, International,333 Ravenswood Avenue, Menlo Park, California-94025.)

Kelly, Gail P. "SchooliAg, Gender, and the Reshaping of Occupa-. tional and Social Expectations: The Case of Vietnamese

Immigrants to the United States," International Journal ofWomen's Studies, 1 (4): 423-339 (1978).

National Indochinese Clearinghouse$ Center for Applied Linguis-'tics. "A Guide to Manpower/Vocational ESL,: IndochineseRefugee-Education Guides, Adult Education Series #8,December 1979. (Center for Applied Linguistics,'3520 ProspectStreet, Washington, D.C. 20007.)

Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory. "Evaluation of theEnglish as a Second Language and Vocational TrainingProgram for Indochinese Refugees." Produced by NorthwestRegional Educational Laboratory, Portland, Oregon. (Dr.Roger Harmon, Project Director.) Submitted to the Officeof the Superintendent-of Public Instruction, State ofWashington: September, 1979. (Northwest Regional Educa-tional Laboratory, 710 S.W. Second Avenue, Portland?Oregon 972040

Resource Consultants Incorporated. Bibliography of ESL/Bilingual and Em plo ent/Vocationa Materia s or Indo-c nese. Mc ean, Virginia: June 19, 1980. (Resource Con-itiTE5BEi Incorporated, Suite 1170, 8301 Greensboro Drive,McLean, Virginia 22102.)

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Stein, Barry N. "Occupational Adjustment of Refugees: TheIndochinese in the United Stites,' International Migration

--Review 13: 25-45 (Spring 1579.Y-(International Mi rationReview, 209 Flagg P ce, Staten Is New Yor

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TEAM Associates, Inc. Technical Assistance Guide: Workingwith Indochinese Youth in CETA: An Incentive Program forIndochina Youth Achievement. Prepared for Office ofYouth Programs, U.S. Department_of Labor, April 10, 1980.(U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Adminis-tration, 601 D Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20213.)

TransCentury Foundation. _"Federal Expenditures of IndochineseRefugees: An Overview and Some Questions." An analysisprepared- to-stiminat-e the dialogue at TransCentury'ssymposium at Belmont on Refugee ResettIement 1979.(New ,TransCentury Foundatioh,,1789 Columbia Road, N. W.,Washington, D.C. 20009.)

U.S. Department of Labor. "An Employment and Training Strategyfor Refugee Youth." Washington, D.C.;,December 1979.(U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Adminis-tration, 601 D Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20213.)

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Heald, Anne. ;Housing Indochinese Refugees: Problems ConfrontingBoth Refu§ees and High Impact Communities," an outlineprepared for Indochina Refugee Action Center (IndochinaRefugee Action Center, 1025 Fifteenth Street, NW, Suite 600,Washington, DC 20005.)

Indochina Refugee Federal Inteagency Task Force. "Report of1 Housing Work Group--Indochina Refugee Federal Interagency

Task Force." Washington, D,C.: December 21, 1979. (Availablefrom the Office of the U. S. Coordinator for Refugee Affairs,U. S. Department of State, Washington, D. C. 20520.)

Ragas, Wade R. "Indo-Chinese Immigrants: Housing Impact andPartial Soliiions to the Housing Shortages." New Orleans,Louisiina: University of New Orleans. May, 1980.(Wade R. Ragas, Associate Professor of Finance, Universiyof New Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana.)

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Gaiety, Carol. "Resettlement of Refugee Children in theUnited States." Background paper for session of"GO 'N'GO" (Government and Non-Governmental Organization)Conference, November 30, 1979 This paper was draftedby Carol Galaty of the, U.S. Department of Health, Educa-tion and Welfare -- International Year of the ChildSecre.tariat, based on an outline prepared by.the HEWoffice of International Affairs. Ms. Galaty also drewon papers by HEW Deptty Under Secretary Peter Bell andby REW's Office of Refugee Affairs. (U.S. Departmentof Health and Human Services, Office of InternationalAffairs, Washington, D.C.)

Cailin, Jean E. "The Catastrophically Uprooted Child:Southeast-Asian-Refugee Children," in Basic Handbookof Child Psychiatry, Justin D. Call, et al, Editors,1.41.1. I. (basic Books, Inc., New York)

Harding, Richard I;and Looney, John G. "Problems of South-- east Asian Children in a Refugee Camp," AmericanJournal of Psychiatry 134: 407411 (Apririg777

Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service. Resettlement inth- ited States of Unattached and Unaccomanied Indo-c inese Re ugee nors, New Yor(Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, 360 ParkAvenue South, New York, New York 10010.)

Northwest Regional Child Welfare Training Center. "ResearchCapsule,No. 4: Indochinese Childien and Families: AnOverview.' Seattle, Washington: 1980. NorthwestRegional Child Welfare Training Center, University ofWashington, School of Social Work, 1417 N.E. 42ndStreet, Seattle, Washington 98195.)

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(15) Refugees in the U.S.--General

this section list's a number of sources not focusedon Indochinese refugees specifically, but whichaddress current issues related to refugee resettle-ment in the U.S., and hence are relevant to America'sIndochinese refugee programs..

Bernard, William S. "Immigrants and Refugees: Their Simi-larities,- Differences, and Needs," InternationalMigration 14: 267-281 (No. 4, 1976). (Center forMigration Studies, 209 Flagg Place, Staten Island, NewYork 10304.)

Congressional Research Service, U.S. Library of Congress.Review of the Refu ee Resettlement Pro rams and Policies.

U.S. Government Print ng 020402.

ngton, D.C.

Congressional Research Service, U.S. Library .of Congress.Refu ees in'the,U.S.: Laws, Pro rams, and Pro obals (byCa er ne McHug , Issue Br e No. IB I. Nov- .er 2,1978. (U.S. Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. 20540.)

Rohl, Donald G. "A New Refugee Policy?" Migration Today30 (April 1978). (Center for Migration Studies, 209 FlaggPlace, Staten Island, New York 10304.)

International Migration Review. Forthcoming special issueentitled "Refugees Today" will dontain a wide variety of,,articles on national and international refugee issues.

. This issue is due to be published in the Winter of 1980-81.(International Mi ration Review, Center for MigrationStu es, F agg P ace, Staten Island, New York, NewYork 10304.)

Jacobsen, Gaynor I. "The Refugee Movement: An'Overview,"International Mi ration Review 11: 514-523 (Winter 1977),.Center or Migration Studies, 209 Flagg Place, Staten

Island, New York 10304.)

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Office, of the United States Coordinator for Refugee Affairs.1979 World Refugee Assessment. Washington-r March 14,1979. (Office of the U.S. Coordination for RefugeeAffairs, U.S. State-Department, Room 7526,, Washington,D.C. 20520.)

Select Commission on Immigration and RefugeePOlicy. Newsletter,\Semi-Annual Report, and the forthcoming Report of thekCommission (to be issued in 1981), as well as the testimonygiven at twelve public hearings, and the reports andresearch documents contracted'for and/or made available to

,the,Commission. ThiS, is a national Commission, establishedby Congressional-legislation and appointed by the President,for the purpose of providing a comprehensive review of (andrecommendations for) U.S. immigration and refugee laws,: olicies, and procedures. (The Select Commission on-migration and Refugee, Policy., Dr. Lawrenee H. Fuchs,xecutive Director, NeW Executive Office Building, Suite

.,020, 726 Jackson Place, N. W., Washington, D.C. 20506.)

Smithsonian Institution. Two volumes of papers and commentariesfrom the Smithsonian Institution's Bicentennial ConferenceOn the New Immigration: Implications for the United Statesand the International Community, November, 1976. Convenedin Washington, D.C. by the Research Institute on Immigra-tion and Ethnic Studies. Edited by Roy S. Bryce-Laporte,with Delores M. Mortimer and Stephen R. Couch. (Availablefrom. Transaction Books, New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903.)

Stein, Barry N. ""The kefugee Experience: An Overview ofRefugee Research." 'Paper presented at a conference onThe Refugee Experience sponsored by the Royal Anthropolo-gical Institute and The Minority Rights Group. London,England, 22-24 February 1980. (Dr. Barry N. Stein,Professor of Social Science, Michigan State University,East Lansing, Michigan 48824.)

Stein, Barry N. "Refugee Resettlement: Programs and Techni-ques." Consultant's report submitted to the U.S. SelectCOmmission on Immigration and Refugee Policy. Washington,DX., August 1980. Includes an extensive bibliography.(Dr. Barry N. Stein, Department of Social Science,.Michiv.sn State University, East Lansing,,Michigan 48824.)

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Taft, Julia Vadala, North, David S., and Ford, David A.Refugee Resettlement in the Time for a New Focus.Washington, D.C.: New TransCentury Foundation,* July,1979. (New TransCentury Foundation, 1789-Columbia-Road-;-N.W., Washington, D.C. 20009.)

Tenhula, John. "Refugee Resettlement in the United States:Realities and Responsibilities." Church World Service,Immigration and Refugee Program, New York City: Summer,1979. (Church World Service, Immigration and RefugeeProgram, 475 Riverside Drive, Room 666, New York, NewYork 10027.)

1980 World Refugee Survey, U.S. Committee for Refugees, 20 West--TM Street, New York, New York 10018. (Note Periodical

section below, in this bibliography, for fuller explanationof this source.)

U.S. Senate. Comdittee on1979. S. 643 HearinJu cia Con resU. . overnment Pr nt

the Judiciary. The Refugee Act ofBefore the Committee on the

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(16) Relevant Periodicals

A.I.C.C. News. American Immigration and Citizenship Conference,20 West 40th Street, New York, NY 10018. A monthly bulletin'dealing with news concerning immigration, legislation, ethnicacculturation, and related, subjects.

International Migration Review, Center for Migration Studies.The Review is a quarterly journal, containing articles andscholarly on human migration movements, ethnic groupinteractions, and international policy. (InternationalMigration Review, 209 Flagg Place, Staten Island, New York,NY 1030); Annual subscription: $22.50 for institutions;$17.50 for indiViduals.)

Interpreter Releases. Periodical published by the Americanfor'Nationalities Service. Anvinformation service

on immigration, naturalization and related matters. Itreports on legislative, administrative and judicial develop-ments affecting aliens. Regular subscriptions are $152per year; subscriptions for non-profit organizations, govern-ment acencies and libraries are $85 per year. (AmericanCouncil for Nationalities. Service, 20 West 40th Street,New York, New York 10018.)

LIRS Bulletin. An information service on immigration and refu-girriEes and activities published by the Lutheran Immi-gration and Refugee Service, a department of the Divisionof Mission and Ministry, Lutheran Council in the, USA, 360Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010.

Migration Today. Published by the Center for Migration Studies.A bimonthly magazine covering international migrationissues, approaches to bilinguism and immigrant acculturation,and information on organizations and events in the fieldof migration studies. Subscription rates: $17.00 for,institutions; $12.00 for individuals. (denter for MigrationStudies, 209 Flagg Place, Staten Island, New York, NY 10304.)

Outreach Resources Bulletin, Southeast Asia Program, CornellUniversity. A resource designed for those who teach coursesdealing with Southeast Asia or who work with Southeast Asiansin the United States; i. :cludes information on resources forimmigrant'and refugee programs. (Southeast Asia Program,Cornell University, 120 Uris Hall, Ithaca, New York 14853.)

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P AAMBRC Newsletter; he Pacific /Asian American Mental HealthResearch Center, 1640 W. Roosevelt Road, Chicago, Illinois60608.) P4AAMHRC is affiliated with the University ofIllinois At ;hicago Circle. The newsletter regularly carriesnews and 1,niormatioh-in the field of Indochinese refugeemental .and lembtional health.

Refugees arid H an Rights:Newsletter. Immigration and RefugeeHu ...Program, DiVision of Overseas Ministries, Church WorldServices, 75 Riverside Drive, New York, NY 10027. Provides

g\updates on refugee and human rights situations throughoutthe world, as well as articles, news, and resources forthose involvI edln refugee resettlement.

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Refugee Reports. Published by the Information Exchange Piojectof the Amer an Public Welfare. Association. This biweeklypublicationj, contains news, analyses of federal programs

. and legislatibn, ind,discuesion of refugee related issues. Itis a major riesource on all facets of domestic refugee re-..Uettlementi , (Information Exchange Project of the AmericanPublic Welfare Association, 1125 - 15th Street, NW,Washington, DC 20005.1

1980 World Refugee Survey, U.S. Committee for Refugees. TheSurve , published annually, provides an overview -- andva ua le statistical data -- oh .the world-wide refugesituation, as well as a description of the major areas of-refucjee migration. .(U.S., Committee for Refugees ;' 20 West40th Street, New York, NY 10018; single copy - $4.00 postpaid;three, or more copies, bulk rate - $3.00 each.)

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