Africa, المجلد 74Oxford University Press, 2004 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 108
... become ' good like her aunt ' . Like many villagers , her mother stressed the link between address and moral education : ' If you are called somebody good , it makes you struggle to become like him . ' On the one hand , you are the ...
... become ' good like her aunt ' . Like many villagers , her mother stressed the link between address and moral education : ' If you are called somebody good , it makes you struggle to become like him . ' On the one hand , you are the ...
الصفحة 167
... become shaft holders . Given the 40 A young gold trader from Tchantangou , who had become rich at the beginning of the gold boom , once needed help from other traders ( e.g. money to reinvest ) because his business had failed . But ...
... become shaft holders . Given the 40 A young gold trader from Tchantangou , who had become rich at the beginning of the gold boom , once needed help from other traders ( e.g. money to reinvest ) because his business had failed . But ...
الصفحة 176
... become ' Baluch ' for political and economic reasons . Nevertheless , athough individual actors may change ethnic identity for such reasons , the ethnic groups themselves remain intact . Upon giving up his identity as a Pathan and becoming ...
... become ' Baluch ' for political and economic reasons . Nevertheless , athough individual actors may change ethnic identity for such reasons , the ethnic groups themselves remain intact . Upon giving up his identity as a Pathan and becoming ...
المحتوى
transformations in foster | 28 |
changing relations between | 62 |
time and relatedness in eastern Uganda | 76 |
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administration African Studies Anthropology associations Baatombu Bansang Bariba Benin Borana Brikama Cambridge Cameroon Centre child Christian claim clan clients colonial conflict context Cotonou cult agencies cultural dance daughters district economic elite Ethiopia ethnic groups ethnic identity farmers Fuladu Fulɓe Gambia gender gold traders grandchildren grandmothers grandparents gurna Gurna Club household Igbo important in-migrants institutions ISBN isibongo isiNdebele James Currey Jareer Kajiado District Kenya kinship Kipsigis Kulere labour land livestock trade living London Maasai Mandinka marabouts marriage migration modern mother Natitingou Ndebele networks Nguni Niger Nigeria northern Obasinjom Ogoni organisation origin Oromo Oxford pastoral pastoralists person petty traders political practices pre-colonial region relations relationship ritual role rural sharing Shona social society Somali Somaliland southern strategies Tanzania town traditional Tuareg Tupuri University Press Uzoigwe Uzoigwe's village Waata West Africa women youth Zimbabwe