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The conferment of a neo - traditional title is a clear and visible representation of the acquisition of social or symbolic capital . The beneficiary's investment in horizontal networks and services to the community is rewarded by upward ...
The conferment of a neo - traditional title is a clear and visible representation of the acquisition of social or symbolic capital . The beneficiary's investment in horizontal networks and services to the community is rewarded by upward ...
الصفحة 547
Gudyanga , then , is unlike areas where traditional authorities were both powerful and wealthy - e.g . Mangwende ( Holleman , 1969 ) , Makoni ( Ranger , 1982 ) , Mutapa ( Mudenge , 1988 ) and so the conclusions reached here will differ ...
Gudyanga , then , is unlike areas where traditional authorities were both powerful and wealthy - e.g . Mangwende ( Holleman , 1969 ) , Makoni ( Ranger , 1982 ) , Mutapa ( Mudenge , 1988 ) and so the conclusions reached here will differ ...
الصفحة 550
INVENTING TRADITIONS It needs to be stressed here that if present - day traditional leaders are exercising responsibilities quite different from their pre - colonial predeces- sors , they do so not simply because the colonial government ...
INVENTING TRADITIONS It needs to be stressed here that if present - day traditional leaders are exercising responsibilities quite different from their pre - colonial predeces- sors , they do so not simply because the colonial government ...
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the urbanrural connection changing issues | 309 |
Elite associations and the politics of belonging in Cameroon | 320 |
political liberalisation | 338 |
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