The Great Village: The Economic and Social Welfare of Hanuabada, an Urban Community in Papua

Cyril S. Belshaw

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Anthropological Studies and Insights Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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1. Hanuabada and the problem of welfare 2. Basic residence and relationship pattern 3. Social relations in production and ownership 4. Demography and health 5. Income 6. Budgets 7. The material level of living 8. Trade 9. 'Private' ceremonial exchange marriage 10. 'Public' ceremonies and feasting 11. Marital relations 12. From birth to adolescence 13. Religion 14. Sorcery and its implications 15. The body politic 16. Race relations 17. The conditions of welfare

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