Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... migration and settlement , as well as interviews with recently repatriated migrants , are presented , and current theories of frontier / state relations are brought to bear . This article suggests that Bugis migrants have often acted as ...
... migration and settlement , as well as interviews with recently repatriated migrants , are presented , and current theories of frontier / state relations are brought to bear . This article suggests that Bugis migrants have often acted as ...
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sensibility of migrants has not been one of mere assimilation into existing social orders . Rather , Bugis migrants more often reconstruct their own social orders based upon their own shared beliefs and practices in a manner described ...
sensibility of migrants has not been one of mere assimilation into existing social orders . Rather , Bugis migrants more often reconstruct their own social orders based upon their own shared beliefs and practices in a manner described ...
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... migrant Bugis , but also over the indigenous peoples among whom they settled . Often successful in the past , more recently this pattern has proven quite problematic for both local populations and Bugis migrants themselves . HISTORY The ...
... migrant Bugis , but also over the indigenous peoples among whom they settled . Often successful in the past , more recently this pattern has proven quite problematic for both local populations and Bugis migrants themselves . HISTORY The ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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