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الصفحة 541
... dominant ( chiefly ) lineages were seen to control resources as guardians of the land , ” that is , as the founding lineages which established a “ communal right on the land for the benefit of future generations of their own kin ...
... dominant ( chiefly ) lineages were seen to control resources as guardians of the land , ” that is , as the founding lineages which established a “ communal right on the land for the benefit of future generations of their own kin ...
الصفحة 542
uncontested , so the ability of dominant lineages to use the sacredness of particular resources to reinforce their authority varied throughout the region . In addition , the land of a mhondoro , a spirit province , did not necessarily ...
uncontested , so the ability of dominant lineages to use the sacredness of particular resources to reinforce their authority varied throughout the region . In addition , the land of a mhondoro , a spirit province , did not necessarily ...
الصفحة 549
People retold the history of the early colonial period , in which the dominant ( Gudyanga ) lineages , unsure of the intentions of the colonial authorities , pushed forward a ' dispensable person ( i.e. not a full member of the dominant ...
People retold the history of the early colonial period , in which the dominant ( Gudyanga ) lineages , unsure of the intentions of the colonial authorities , pushed forward a ' dispensable person ( i.e. not a full member of the dominant ...
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O belonging and identification Peter Geschiere and Josef Gugler | 309 |
Elite associations and the politics of belonging in Cameroon | 320 |
political liberalisation | 338 |
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