Conversion, identity, and power : the impact of Christianity on power relationships and social exchanges

A. Sue Russell

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chapter 1 Introduction chapter 2 Tagal Power Relationships chapter 3 The Supernatural and Power chapter 4 The Church and Power chapter 5 Bridewealth, Status, and Power chapter 6 Leadership and Power chapter 7 Social Identity and Power chapter 8 Conversion, Identity, and Power chapter 9 Bibliography chapter 10 Index

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