Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... cash crops . Facing decreasing trade opportunities , many Bugis engaged in a new wave of settlement , most often clearing land adjacent to earlier Bugis settlements , where they cultivated coconuts for copra and other cash crops such as ...
... cash crops . Facing decreasing trade opportunities , many Bugis engaged in a new wave of settlement , most often clearing land adjacent to earlier Bugis settlements , where they cultivated coconuts for copra and other cash crops such as ...
Page 167
... cash and the market economy , and thus are considered the private property of individuals . There are also clearly gendered rights of access to and control over these resources . As Udvardy ( 1995 ) and Oboler ( 1985 ) have noted for ...
... cash and the market economy , and thus are considered the private property of individuals . There are also clearly gendered rights of access to and control over these resources . As Udvardy ( 1995 ) and Oboler ( 1985 ) have noted for ...
Page 290
... Cash ( cans ) Wet Wet Wet Cash Qty dry Price for Bought Paid lbs . Cash Paid for Dry 13 12 2 20 12 220 5 50 0 0 60 ? 0 54 0 0 113 10 * 480-600 1130 15 50 4453 20 16 15 10 29 113 45 8 360 0 * 130.9 10 35 10 8 80 0 40 ? 290 ETHNOLOGY.
... Cash ( cans ) Wet Wet Wet Cash Qty dry Price for Bought Paid lbs . Cash Paid for Dry 13 12 2 20 12 220 5 50 0 0 60 ? 0 54 0 0 113 10 * 480-600 1130 15 50 4453 20 16 15 10 29 113 45 8 360 0 * 130.9 10 35 10 8 80 0 40 ? 290 ETHNOLOGY.
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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