Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... functions well because a disabled woman in rural Mali is better off within a marriage than on her own . This example raises the question of whether all forms of hierarchical organization are necessarily exploitative . While the classic ...
... functions well because a disabled woman in rural Mali is better off within a marriage than on her own . This example raises the question of whether all forms of hierarchical organization are necessarily exploitative . While the classic ...
Page 115
... functions . It pronounces on access to the lineage resources and appoints local functionaries to see that rules are duly enforced . Yet the council is losing some of its influence . Since the 1970s , cuwwad and provincial governors are ...
... functions . It pronounces on access to the lineage resources and appoints local functionaries to see that rules are duly enforced . Yet the council is losing some of its influence . Since the 1970s , cuwwad and provincial governors are ...
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... functions , including some in Ottawa , where they began learning how complex institutions operate and how to work them . Nehiyanak is today enmeshed in a reticulate tangle of government , NGO , Indian , and private organizations . A ...
... functions , including some in Ottawa , where they began learning how complex institutions operate and how to work them . Nehiyanak is today enmeshed in a reticulate tangle of government , NGO , Indian , and private organizations . A ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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