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الصفحة 328
These women were in an especially strong economic position as a rising commercial group with control over impressive economic assets , but as a group they were , like women in the other two colonies , denied participation in the ...
These women were in an especially strong economic position as a rising commercial group with control over impressive economic assets , but as a group they were , like women in the other two colonies , denied participation in the ...
الصفحة 342
Kedjom women call their own protest fombuen and , although they do not claim to have originated anlu , are quick to point out that , like the Kom , they made use of it as a form of public ostracism and ridicule , especially in ...
Kedjom women call their own protest fombuen and , although they do not claim to have originated anlu , are quick to point out that , like the Kom , they made use of it as a form of public ostracism and ridicule , especially in ...
الصفحة 345
Then as now Kedjom women are for the most part without formal political authority and gain their social identity through men . Kedjom society is patrilineal and relationships with men establish rights to a livelihood through access to ...
Then as now Kedjom women are for the most part without formal political authority and gain their social identity through men . Kedjom society is patrilineal and relationships with men establish rights to a livelihood through access to ...
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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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