This is a compendium of research sources on the subject of intergroup relations. On the basis of responses to questionnaires sent to members of the Society for the Study of Social Problems and the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, as well as to university personnel, human relations organizations, and concerned government agencies and individuals in the United States and abroad, this current research annual reports considerable research activity in intergroup relations during 1967, 1968, and 1969. The criteria for inclusion of reports have remained the same as for earlier editions--the studies must deal with the relationships between ethnic, racial, religious, or national groups. In this edition the decision has been made to focus primarily, though not exclusively, on unpublished studies, knowledge about which might not otherwise have been available to the reader. Specifically, sections on patterns of discrimination, segregation, and desegregation; civil rights; crime and delinquency; and, education for the disadvantaged are included. (Author/JW)