Ethnology, Volume 37University of Pittsburgh, 1998 - Anthropology |
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Page 191
... Quirpini occupies each position for a one - year term , in a set order : first caminero , then alcalde segunda ( sic ) , followed by alcalde mayor , then kuraka , and finally ( until recently ) cacique . A few years ago the community ...
... Quirpini occupies each position for a one - year term , in a set order : first caminero , then alcalde segunda ( sic ) , followed by alcalde mayor , then kuraka , and finally ( until recently ) cacique . A few years ago the community ...
Page 194
... Quirpini , and designed to give the community a certain measure of autonomy from the town . It achieved this at least insofar as it freed Quirpini from the old landed families who generally occupied the leading political positions in ...
... Quirpini , and designed to give the community a certain measure of autonomy from the town . It achieved this at least insofar as it freed Quirpini from the old landed families who generally occupied the leading political positions in ...
Page 201
... Quirpini and the valley communities are economically more tied to the town than are the highland communities , because valley communities use transportation that is based in town , and valley campesinos who produce a surplus sell either ...
... Quirpini and the valley communities are economically more tied to the town than are the highland communities , because valley communities use transportation that is based in town , and valley campesinos who produce a surplus sell either ...
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