Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... established settlements by battling an inhospitable ecology , exploitation by timber companies , and government neglect . Calakmul's people were infuriated by the Reserve's 1989 declaration , as these policies reneged on state promises ...
... established settlements by battling an inhospitable ecology , exploitation by timber companies , and government neglect . Calakmul's people were infuriated by the Reserve's 1989 declaration , as these policies reneged on state promises ...
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... established themselves in villages along the coast or in small Bugis kingdoms along the shores of Palu Bay . Beginning in 1957 , however , the first of a succession of several groups of Bugis migrants escaping the violence of the ...
... established themselves in villages along the coast or in small Bugis kingdoms along the shores of Palu Bay . Beginning in 1957 , however , the first of a succession of several groups of Bugis migrants escaping the violence of the ...
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... established institutions ? These questions will be treated below . We show that the conclusions drawn by Hammoudi ( 1997 ) and others regarding the dominance of government bureaucracy are unwarranted for the Middle Atlas people . The ...
... established institutions ? These questions will be treated below . We show that the conclusions drawn by Hammoudi ( 1997 ) and others regarding the dominance of government bureaucracy are unwarranted for the Middle Atlas people . The ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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