Ethnology, Volume 41University of Pittsburgh, 2002 - Anthropology |
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The village council thus represents one or more lineages and is consequently perceived as part of the divine order ... village council , they are more inclined 108 ETHNOLOGY.
The village council thus represents one or more lineages and is consequently perceived as part of the divine order ... village council , they are more inclined 108 ETHNOLOGY.
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... village council had already been superseded by the new role of rural notables . We argue that such is not the case among the Ait Abdi in particular and among the Middle Atlas Berbers in general . Most villagers still accord the council ...
... village council had already been superseded by the new role of rural notables . We argue that such is not the case among the Ait Abdi in particular and among the Middle Atlas Berbers in general . Most villagers still accord the council ...
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water belongs to the village and that only families of the original settlers had a right to that water . Again the caid opted not to intervene . Newcomers are not generally members of the village council . Membership occurs only after ...
water belongs to the village and that only families of the original settlers had a right to that water . Again the caid opted not to intervene . Newcomers are not generally members of the village council . Membership occurs only after ...
Contents
A History of Power | 1 |
Contested Ethnicity | 27 |
Bugis Migration and Modes of Adaptation to Local Situations | 51 |
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