Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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Page 57
... contract laborers were brought to Johor to work on the new plantations of a rich Arab Johor family . The highly astute and progressive Sultan of Johor , still independent from the British , had instituted a land settlement and ...
... contract laborers were brought to Johor to work on the new plantations of a rich Arab Johor family . The highly astute and progressive Sultan of Johor , still independent from the British , had instituted a land settlement and ...
Page 58
... contract laborers on the Arab family's estate and who settled this new land and planted it mostly with rubber trees . Word spread through the captains and crews of these ships , and soon Bugis migrants arrived to clear and settle land ...
... contract laborers on the Arab family's estate and who settled this new land and planted it mostly with rubber trees . Word spread through the captains and crews of these ships , and soon Bugis migrants arrived to clear and settle land ...
Page 107
... contract shepherds to herd the flocks on the summer pastures . The tigemmi no longer has a political function . The larger social unit , the lineage ( Berber : ighsen ; Arabic : igh ) , still operates as a political unit ...
... contract shepherds to herd the flocks on the summer pastures . The tigemmi no longer has a political function . The larger social unit , the lineage ( Berber : ighsen ; Arabic : igh ) , still operates as a political unit ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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