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64 44–45), and owe to this the essentially homoarchic social structure and nondemocratic value system, determined by the dominance of kinship ties with the division into the elder as superior to the younger, men as superior to women as the primary and most crucial, were characteristic in Biniland of the community as well as of the family.
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Dmitri M. Bondarenko HOMOARCHY: A P
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ББК ******** 3 This study has be
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Preface 5 The story of this book is
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7 USA), Sergey Polyakov (Lomonosov
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9 Paliayans, Udihe, Shoshone, etc.)
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11 nevertheless testified, for exam
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13 face relations are of primary (o
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15 state society” (Fried 1967) gr
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17 heterarchic system of non-locali
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19 compatibility of the social scie
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21 more evident in the social scien
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23 evolutionists themselves but pre
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25 confederations (Korotayev 1995a;
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27 Eisenstatdt (1971: 74, 76) empha
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29 Evans-Pritchard 1987/1940b: 6; M
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31 III Was There Benin Bureaucracy?
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33 only. Contrary to a number of ot
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35 1978/1674-1742: 334). Eventually
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37 inherited within definite extend
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90 structure. Contrary to the situa
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92 not by a group of brothers [see
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94 1998: 26-27). However, even ther
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96 fact, from the viewpoint of soci
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98 acted. The polis culture was ind
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100 simple chiefdoms and independen
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102 revealed themselves especially
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104 interrelated transformation of
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106 spirits of royal ancestors “s
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108 with respect to the other about
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110 Afterwards We all know and reme
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112 potential of the genre as an ar
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114 political integration” is als
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116 2000b: 4, 9; 2000c: 49-56, 192;
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118 23 This idea found a reflection
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120 of mediators between a person a
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122 essential precondition for soci
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124 52 In “The Early State” (Cl
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126 with kin and with non-kin exten
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128 REFERENCES Abélés, Marc 1981
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130 Anthone, Christophe 2000 The Ch
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132 255-273. Beekman, Christopher S
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134 1993 Afrika: kul’tura ekonom
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136 gosudarstv” Verkhnegvinejskog
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138 (pp. 327-350). Moscow: Vostochn
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140 Routledge. Bondarenko, Dmitri M
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154 Grinin, Leonid E., with Robert
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156 Pennsylvania Press. Hoebel, Edw
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158 Johnson, Gregory 1989 Dynamics
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160 Social Structures] (pp. 17-67).
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162 Cross-Cultural Research 37: 133
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166 319-329. Lopasic, Alexander 196
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168 McClelland, E. M. 1971 The King
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170 1986 Ethnographic Atlas. World
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172 Olderogge and S. A. Maretina (e
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178 Ljubimov (eds.), Gosudarstvo v
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180 Anthropology Press. Shkunaev, S
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188 Woodburn, James C. 1980 Hunters
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184 Eweka, Iro 85 Ewuakpe 41 Ewuare
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186 123 “modal personality” 63,
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188 society / culture / polity 8-10
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