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الصفحة 328
23 For the kings of Dahomey , however , this lack of traditional legitimacy was evidently a problem to be solved rather than ... the political hegemony over the entire region which had traditionally been enjoyed by the kings of Allada .
23 For the kings of Dahomey , however , this lack of traditional legitimacy was evidently a problem to be solved rather than ... the political hegemony over the entire region which had traditionally been enjoyed by the kings of Allada .
الصفحة 498
This is in contrast to earlier assumptions of the accelerated growth approach , which tended to imply that existing economic activity in Third World countries , especially traditional modes of production , was unimportant .
This is in contrast to earlier assumptions of the accelerated growth approach , which tended to imply that existing economic activity in Third World countries , especially traditional modes of production , was unimportant .
الصفحة 499
TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND THE INFORMAL - SECTOR METALWORKING INDUSTRY The two - sector approach as applied to West African economies since the early 1970s ( Hart , 1973 ) , remains useful . It classifies such economies into the ...
TRADITIONAL TECHNOLOGY AND THE INFORMAL - SECTOR METALWORKING INDUSTRY The two - sector approach as applied to West African economies since the early 1970s ( Hart , 1973 ) , remains useful . It classifies such economies into the ...
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changing interpersonal relations in two Bamileke | 3 |
a terracotta tradition of southeastern Ivory Coast | 51 |
Southern Kuba masquerade figures in a funerary context | 75 |
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