Titlebook: Government in Wanggulam; A. Ploeg Book 1969 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1969 government.political science

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Sefa Awaworyi Churchill,Lisa FarrellMbogoga Dani say that the Wanggulam are mun, that they stick together, do not fight among themselves, and support each other in their fights with non-Wanggulam. They are mun, because they are grouped around a pair: two localised, adjacent groups, paired because they give each other their women.

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Rainer Bruggemann,Adalbert Kerber these people are known as the Wanggulam. The Wanggulam form one out of six political communities living in a river valley system which they call Mbogoga, after its main river, the Mbogo. Mbogoga is situated in the upper catchment area of the Hablifoeri (see maps I and II. The maps are inserted at t

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Introducing Standards Successfullys are not durable, but are made for the occasion and abandoned afterwards. Manufacturing techniques are on the whole simple. Spinning is unknown: ropes and strings are made by twisting bark fibres. Weaving is known, but rarely practised. A number of fairly elaborate methods of plaiting, netting, and

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Julia Suering,Alexandra Weitkampg groups and thus neglect those groups which gather for one or a few specific tasks and afterwards disperse again. I use the vague qualification ‘more enduring’ on purpose, since not all types of groups described remain in existence for a great length of time. Hamlet groups, the groups formed by peo

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The Arts, Economics and Valuation,ernment in Zazzau’ (Smith; 1960), and ‘A Structural Approach to Comparative Politics’ (Smith; 1966). His set of concepts is designed both to analyse specific governments and to compare them. Here I use it mainly to analyse Wanggulam government, and hence I do not discuss those parts of his writings