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... political scien- tists . Rather , the polity is submerged in the total social order , and it is difficult to call an act or event political rather than merely so- cial . Recognizing that political organization is sometimes just an ...
... political scien- tists . Rather , the polity is submerged in the total social order , and it is difficult to call an act or event political rather than merely so- cial . Recognizing that political organization is sometimes just an ...
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... political and eco- nomic activities . Leadership roles in the Poro often overshadow village headship and play an important part in social control , dispute ... POLITICAL REGULATION : BANDS AND TRIBES Political Regulation Among Pastoralists.
... political and eco- nomic activities . Leadership roles in the Poro often overshadow village headship and play an important part in social control , dispute ... POLITICAL REGULATION : BANDS AND TRIBES Political Regulation Among Pastoralists.
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Conrad Phillip Kottak. polity : An independent political unit , such as a chiefdom or state ; the political order . postpartum taboo : Prohibition of sexual relations between husband and wife for a culturally deter- mined period of time ...
Conrad Phillip Kottak. polity : An independent political unit , such as a chiefdom or state ; the political order . postpartum taboo : Prohibition of sexual relations between husband and wife for a culturally deter- mined period of time ...
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