Abstract Kinship, Economie Categories and Theories of Power: The Case of the Nzema (Ghana). — The matrilineal Nzema of southwestern Ghana are mainly farmers and fishers belonging to the Akan language group. The author studied the Nzema economic system of thought with reference to the traditional kinship and political organization. The funda-mental aspects of that System have to do with the structural relation between matrilineal descent and patrilocal bonds in the sense of the Crow kinship terminology. The father-son relationship has crucial, economic and political, importance, even though it is also a source of conflict (at a level that is more theoretical and practical) in matters of inheritance. The analysis of economic categories sheds ...
Abstract: Kinship can be understood as a culture's system of recognized family roles and relati...
This thesis explores the continued relevance of matriliny among the present-day Asante of Pranum Dis...
Abstract: Matrilineal inheritance practices in Malawi exogenously determine female land holdings at ...
Abstract Kinship, Economie Categories and Theories of Power: The Case of the Nzema (Ghana). — The ma...
L’analyse lexicale et étymologique du mot abusua, ainsi que l’analyse de la coïncidence conceptuelle...
In this article I have tried to analyze indigenous logic and practices of land inheritance in Akyem ...
This paper examines the changing patterns of inheritance and succession in traditional African socie...
Traditional descent systems can roughly be divided into patrilineal and matrilineal. In the latter, ...
For a period, it was argued by analysts that as society develops wider kin relations are weakened, w...
This paper is about land tenure relations among the matrilineal and patrilineal cultures in Malawi. ...
This study situates current kinship and inheritance practices among the matrilineal Asante within an...
This research analyses the impacts of the family organization on the diversity of income sources and...
Il saggio analizza i nessi tra ideologia della parentela e sistema di idee economiche tra gli Nzema ...
SUMMARY The first part of this study of a Senufo kinship system (cf. Journal des Africanistes, 49, I...
Traditional descent systems can roughly be divided into patrilineal and matrilineal. In the latter, ...
Abstract: Kinship can be understood as a culture's system of recognized family roles and relati...
This thesis explores the continued relevance of matriliny among the present-day Asante of Pranum Dis...
Abstract: Matrilineal inheritance practices in Malawi exogenously determine female land holdings at ...
Abstract Kinship, Economie Categories and Theories of Power: The Case of the Nzema (Ghana). — The ma...
L’analyse lexicale et étymologique du mot abusua, ainsi que l’analyse de la coïncidence conceptuelle...
In this article I have tried to analyze indigenous logic and practices of land inheritance in Akyem ...
This paper examines the changing patterns of inheritance and succession in traditional African socie...
Traditional descent systems can roughly be divided into patrilineal and matrilineal. In the latter, ...
For a period, it was argued by analysts that as society develops wider kin relations are weakened, w...
This paper is about land tenure relations among the matrilineal and patrilineal cultures in Malawi. ...
This study situates current kinship and inheritance practices among the matrilineal Asante within an...
This research analyses the impacts of the family organization on the diversity of income sources and...
Il saggio analizza i nessi tra ideologia della parentela e sistema di idee economiche tra gli Nzema ...
SUMMARY The first part of this study of a Senufo kinship system (cf. Journal des Africanistes, 49, I...
Traditional descent systems can roughly be divided into patrilineal and matrilineal. In the latter, ...
Abstract: Kinship can be understood as a culture's system of recognized family roles and relati...
This thesis explores the continued relevance of matriliny among the present-day Asante of Pranum Dis...
Abstract: Matrilineal inheritance practices in Malawi exogenously determine female land holdings at ...