Pygmies today in Central Africa. After a brief description of central African Pygmies' traditional way of life, the current transformations of the region's rain forests are pointed out. Despite the dispersion of, and differences between, these populations, life-style patterns are evolving in like manner everywhere. The social and historical roots of these trends are examined, in particular the economic context of the African rain forests and the history of Pygmy-farmer relations. The presentation of contemporary socioeconomic cases is followed by a discussion of development policies and major social problems. Questions are raised, and suggestions made, about the Pygmies' future.À la suite d'une description rapide du mode de vie traditionnel...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The African pygmies are the largest extant group of hunter-gatherers in the world (Cavalli-Sforza, 1...
L Afrique Centrale est peuplée d agriculteurs au contact de chasseurs-cueilleurs: les Pygmées. Comme...
On the basis of ethnobiological field work among the Aka Pygmies of the Lobaye rain forest in Centra...
On the basis of ethnobiological field work among the Aka Pygmies of the Lobaye rain forest in Centra...
A questionnaire concerning African Pygmies was drawn up during 1955 by one of us (H.V. V.) and sent ...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt fro...
<div><p>Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African b...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt from...
After some background information on the distribution and physical characteristics of Pygmies in gen...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt from...
The monetarisation of the economy and the construction of roads in the Central African forest by ind...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt from...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The African pygmies are the largest extant group of hunter-gatherers in the world (Cavalli-Sforza, 1...
L Afrique Centrale est peuplée d agriculteurs au contact de chasseurs-cueilleurs: les Pygmées. Comme...
On the basis of ethnobiological field work among the Aka Pygmies of the Lobaye rain forest in Centra...
On the basis of ethnobiological field work among the Aka Pygmies of the Lobaye rain forest in Centra...
A questionnaire concerning African Pygmies was drawn up during 1955 by one of us (H.V. V.) and sent ...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt fro...
<div><p>Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African b...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt from...
After some background information on the distribution and physical characteristics of Pygmies in gen...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt from...
The monetarisation of the economy and the construction of roads in the Central African forest by ind...
Pygmy populations occupy a vast territory extending west-to-east along the central African belt from...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...
The Pygmies are among the remaining ‘savages’ in West and Central Africa. This paper demonstrates ho...