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the classic work by Hechter 1975),
Gardner Bovingdon • The Uyghurs: Strangers in Their Own Land
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Kinscapes, as defined by Métis scholar Brenda Macdougall, are “a network of family relationships knit together in a certain place and time” (Oosthoek 2017, Macdougall 2010). Kinscapes are governed and constituted by wâhkôhtowin, a complex series of relationships not only between humans, but also with nonhuman kin and all of creation.
Chelsea Vowel • Buffalo Is the New Buffalo
Melanesian society is organized tribally, into what anthropologists call segmentary lineages, groups of people who trace their descent to a common ancestor. Numbering anywhere from a few dozen to a few thousand kinsmen, these tribes are locally known as wantoks, a pidgin corruption of the English words “one talk,” or people who speak the same langu... See more
Francis Fukuyama • The Origins of Political Order
