Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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... neighbors as they brokered the sale of ejidal timber ( some had worked as camp managers for Caobas ) , charged entrance fees to newcomers , sold abandoned homes to new arrivals , and otherwise sought to transform their neighbors into ...
... neighbors as they brokered the sale of ejidal timber ( some had worked as camp managers for Caobas ) , charged entrance fees to newcomers , sold abandoned homes to new arrivals , and otherwise sought to transform their neighbors into ...
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... neighbors to work in their fields . Wealthier men loaned out cattle to their neighbors for plowing . They also placed cattle under the care of poorer kin ( mafisa ) . In return for herding their cattle , their kin used the milk and kept ...
... neighbors to work in their fields . Wealthier men loaned out cattle to their neighbors for plowing . They also placed cattle under the care of poorer kin ( mafisa ) . In return for herding their cattle , their kin used the milk and kept ...
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... neighbors over decades . Work parties entirely disappeared . Many informants described their new neighbors as complete strangers . Reports of cattle and goats destroying neighbors ' gardens , of strife , theft , and even of murder ...
... neighbors over decades . Work parties entirely disappeared . Many informants described their new neighbors as complete strangers . Reports of cattle and goats destroying neighbors ' gardens , of strife , theft , and even of murder ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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