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Chapter eight: conclusion |
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divisions between autochthons and non-autochthons |
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footnotes indicated by boxes within square brackets |
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In contrast to this, the grouping into autochthons and non-autochthons has a disruptive effect. It is related to the political organization in so far as political power is largely vested in the autochthons and non-autochthons feel themselves to be at a disadvantage, but it also cuts directly across both the moiety organization and the grouping into kienga. As may be seen from the movement of communities in the Asalu cluster [1 [Record T86891][Record T86892] |
