Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... living or reduce the workloads of its members ( see Hames 1992 for a review ) . In the Mukogodo case specifically , there is no convincing evidence of an increase in standard of living since their acquisition of livestock ( Cronk 1989b ) ...
... living or reduce the workloads of its members ( see Hames 1992 for a review ) . In the Mukogodo case specifically , there is no convincing evidence of an increase in standard of living since their acquisition of livestock ( Cronk 1989b ) ...
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... living , increase in women's education , urbanization , and changes in women's status . Additionally , the practice of polygyny has changed , especially in the urban areas where wives are forced to share common living areas . Informal ...
... living , increase in women's education , urbanization , and changes in women's status . Additionally , the practice of polygyny has changed , especially in the urban areas where wives are forced to share common living areas . Informal ...
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... living . ” The Yupik words are inerquun and alerquun ( pluralized respectively as inerquutet and alerquutet ) . Inerquun can be a “ law , admonition , warning , prohibition , or prescription " ( Jacobson 1984 : 169 ) . Alerquun is ...
... living . ” The Yupik words are inerquun and alerquun ( pluralized respectively as inerquutet and alerquutet ) . Inerquun can be a “ law , admonition , warning , prohibition , or prescription " ( Jacobson 1984 : 169 ) . Alerquun is ...
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A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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