Africa, المجلد 58Oxford University Press, 1988 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 92
... peasant cultivators and freed slaves who were not given to wander- ing , mercenary ways . If this is so , and it seems to be , how do we explain the growing and , on the face of it , surprising mobility among peasant cultivators from ...
... peasant cultivators and freed slaves who were not given to wander- ing , mercenary ways . If this is so , and it seems to be , how do we explain the growing and , on the face of it , surprising mobility among peasant cultivators from ...
الصفحة 93
... peasant surpluses increased . Tax rates increased and the arbitrary value given to millet as a form of tax payment ... peasant cultivators . Making migrants The consequences for peasant populations in the Dosso region of proliferat- ing ...
... peasant surpluses increased . Tax rates increased and the arbitrary value given to millet as a form of tax payment ... peasant cultivators . Making migrants The consequences for peasant populations in the Dosso region of proliferat- ing ...
الصفحة 120
... peasant representation . Axiom 3 : ' there can be no substitute for open politics ' ( p . 192 ) . There can be debate about all three of these axioms but , regardless of their moral force , it will be immediately apparent that any ...
... peasant representation . Axiom 3 : ' there can be no substitute for open politics ' ( p . 192 ) . There can be debate about all three of these axioms but , regardless of their moral force , it will be immediately apparent that any ...
المحتوى
Mobility in southwest Nigeria | 1 |
The politics of transporting | 14 |
Kinship dynamics past and present | 29 |
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activities African agricultural Anlo appears associated authority Bafodea become called cent central chief Christian church collective colonial concerned context continued conversion cotton countries crops culture discussion drivers early economic example fact farmers fields force funeral given groups household important individual initiates Institute interest International involved issues Khoe Khoisan labour land language less Limba linguistic living London major means movement nature Nigeria noted organisation origin particular peasant period political population practice present problems production question refers region relations relationship relatively religious remains result ritual role rural situation social society South structure success suggests town traditional transporters University University Press urban village West Western women