Leadership Inheritance and Acculturation among the Mekranoti of Central Brazil

Dennis W. Werner

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Dennis Werner teaches in the graduate program in social science at the Federal University of Sta. Catarina, Brazil. The author wishes to thank C. R. Ember, D. R. Gross, D. G . Bates, and R. A . LeVine for their help in his Ph.D. research, from which this paper is derived. He also thanks N. Flowers, M. Ritter, S. Gross, G . Verswijver, R. Thomson, M. Stout, K. Jefferson, G . Zarur, L . Vidal, R. C. de Oliveira, G . Dias, R. de Burros Laraia, D. M. Mellatfi, J . Melatti, A . Ramos and K. Taylor. NSF Grants # BNS 76-03378, ENS 78-25295, and ENS 78-24706 generously funded the research.

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