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Litigation as a strategy for personal mobility : the case of urban association leaders
Kidder, Robert L. - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 33 (1974) 2, pp. 177-191
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Ham Hindū Nahīn : Arya-Sikh relations, 1877-1905
Jones, Kenneth W. - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 32 (1972/73) 3, pp. 457-475
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003175319
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The erosion of patron-client bonds and social change in rural Southeast Asia
Scott, James C. - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 32 (1972/73) 1, pp. 5-37
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Marketing and social structure in rural China
Skinner, G. William - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 24 (1964/65) 1, pp. 3-43
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Marketing and social structure in rural China
Skinner, G. William - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 24 (1964/65) 2, pp. 195-228
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Marketing and social structure in rural China
Skinner, G. William - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 24 (1964/65) 3, pp. 363-399
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Dual organisation in Central Ceylon? or the goddess on the tree-top
Yalman, Nur - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 24 (1965) 3, pp. 441-457
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Resiliency and change in the Indian caste system: The Umar of U.P.
Fox, Richard G. - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 26 (1967) 4, pp. 575-587
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The Philippines in transition
McHale, Thomas R. - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 20 (1960) 61/3, pp. 331-341
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Serfdom and mobility : an examination of the institution of "human lease" in traditional Tibetan society
Goldstein, Melvyn C. - In: The journal of Asian studies : JAS 30 (1971) 3, pp. 521-534
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