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الصفحة 544
Together , the above forces would have rapidly raised the value of land in the Reserves . Prior to colonial rule land was plentiful and the main limitations on cultivation were moisture and labour . As mentioned , dominant lineages were ...
Together , the above forces would have rapidly raised the value of land in the Reserves . Prior to colonial rule land was plentiful and the main limitations on cultivation were moisture and labour . As mentioned , dominant lineages were ...
الصفحة 551
Traditional leaders are therefore recognised for their role in land stewardship and dispute settlement ; however , they are not given powers over the allocation of land . Community members explain that this arrangement prevents ...
Traditional leaders are therefore recognised for their role in land stewardship and dispute settlement ; however , they are not given powers over the allocation of land . Community members explain that this arrangement prevents ...
الصفحة 552
( Cited in Drinkwater , 1989 : 291 ] For Drinkwater the most significant legacy of the colonial period is the centralised state , which seeks to exert control over people through rational , inflexible models of land use .
( Cited in Drinkwater , 1989 : 291 ] For Drinkwater the most significant legacy of the colonial period is the centralised state , which seeks to exert control over people through rational , inflexible models of land use .
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The Politics of primary patriotism | 307 |
The competitive regionalism of elites | 320 |
political liberalisation | 338 |
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