The Social Consequences of Resettlement: The Impact of the Kariba Resettlement Upon the Gwembe Tonga |
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Contents
decisions and response | 15 |
The move and its aftermath | 43 |
Comparison of mortality among census villages page | 57 |
Kinsmen in trouble and good fortune | 70 |
The family in crisis ΙΟΙ | 101 |
Divorce frequencies | 117 |
Whereabouts of divorced women | 120 |
Origin of new spouses 195763 | 122 |
Percentage of ablebodied men in employment | 153 |
The changing political order | 174 |
Court revenues received by Gwembe treasury | 195 |
Cases heard in chiefs courts | 196 |
Ritual and security | 210 |
The practice of shadevalidated skills | 218 |
angry shades and sorcery | 220 |
Location of shade inheritors named in divinations in three locales | 223 |
Frequency of plural marriages 1957 and 1963 | 125 |
Drinking patterns among men 1963 | 128 |
Material gains and losses | 134 |
Number of tobacco growers 195657 and 196263 | 140 |
vin Livestock holdings by chieftancy 1956 1959 and 1962 | 142 |
Analysis of divination samples for 195657 and 196263 | 224 |
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activities Administration African areas assistance associated Authority became become beer began brothers build built cattle CHEZIA chiefs claim clearing close compensation continued court crops cultivation dances death demands dependent district officers divinations effect elders Europeans expected faced fact father fear fields fishing followed force given Government grain Gwembe homestead husbands immediate included increased independence inheritor interests Kariba kinsmen labour lake land less lineage lived longer Lusitu major marriage married medicines MIYAKA move MPWE neighbourhoods offerings once organization party payments period Plateau plough political possession possible probably reason received refused regarded represented resettlement ritual River settled shades share shrines SIAMEJA social sorcery thought Tonga town Upland usually various village wages wanted wives woman women young Zambia