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The development of chiefdom economies is therefore contingent upon their
gaining some control over the levelling mechanisms and, through mobilisation,
accumulating wealth. George Dalton, with Bohannan, has elaborated Polanyi's
brief ...
The development of chiefdom economies is therefore contingent upon their
gaining some control over the levelling mechanisms and, through mobilisation,
accumulating wealth. George Dalton, with Bohannan, has elaborated Polanyi's
brief ...
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The system would enhance the wealth of his family and sustain his dynasty.
Instead, the system was too large and, because of the stratified structure needed
to administer its widely separated regions, bred social fission. Though it appears
to ...
The system would enhance the wealth of his family and sustain his dynasty.
Instead, the system was too large and, because of the stratified structure needed
to administer its widely separated regions, bred social fission. Though it appears
to ...
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Longdistance trade is regulated at a fixed point, as kings achieve significant
power and grasp the significance of wealth as a means to greater authority in a
largely redistributive system. Their purpose is to restrict access to this wealth,
though ...
Longdistance trade is regulated at a fixed point, as kings achieve significant
power and grasp the significance of wealth as a means to greater authority in a
largely redistributive system. Their purpose is to restrict access to this wealth,
though ...
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| Tittel | Dark Age Economics: The Origins of Towns and Trade A.D. 600-1000, Deler 600-1000 New approaches in archaeology |
| Forfatter | Richard Hodges |
| Utgave | illustrert |
| Utgiver | Duckworth, 1982 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 5. sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 0715615319, 9780715615317 |
| Lengde | 230 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |