Africa, المجلد 59Oxford University Press, 1989 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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الصفحة 441
... Maasai as greedy , sulky , morose , vindictive , and as thieves and liars who lack any sense of gratitude or hospitality . However , the accom- modation of the Maasai in the ... MAASAI AND THE BRITISH The early MYTHOLOGISING THE MAASAI 441.
... Maasai as greedy , sulky , morose , vindictive , and as thieves and liars who lack any sense of gratitude or hospitality . However , the accom- modation of the Maasai in the ... MAASAI AND THE BRITISH The early MYTHOLOGISING THE MAASAI 441.
الصفحة 442
EARLY INTERACTION BETWEEN THE MAASAI AND THE BRITISH The early relationship between the British colonial administration and the Maasai has been described in some detail by Richard Waller ( 1976 ) . He characterises the first ten years ...
EARLY INTERACTION BETWEEN THE MAASAI AND THE BRITISH The early relationship between the British colonial administration and the Maasai has been described in some detail by Richard Waller ( 1976 ) . He characterises the first ten years ...
الصفحة 448
... Maasai involvement in agriculture . Perham ( 1976 : 175-6 ) records seeing Maasai children being taught how to plough and grow crops during her visit to the Loitokitok school in 1929. The Report of the Kenya Land Commission ( 1934 ...
... Maasai involvement in agriculture . Perham ( 1976 : 175-6 ) records seeing Maasai children being taught how to plough and grow crops during her visit to the Loitokitok school in 1929. The Report of the Kenya Land Commission ( 1934 ...
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Some issues of theory in the study of tenure relations in African agriculture | 6 |
Environment and access to resources in Africa | 18 |
Social institutions and access to resources | 36 |
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activities African African Studies agricultural analysis appear Arab areas associated authority become central century chiefs coast colonial concerned continued crops cultural Digo discussion District East economic effects Embu example existing fact farm farmers given Herero holdings households important increased independence individual Institute interest International involved Islam issues Journal Kenya Kikuyu labour land less living London male marriage means notes official organisation origins Oxford particular period political population position possible practice present problem production question reference relations relatively Report result role rule rural situation social society soil songs status structure Studies suggests Swahili tenure Thuku trade traditional University Press village West woman women