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When every household is an island : social organization and power structures in rural Cambodia.

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TextSeries: Uppsala Research Reports in Cultural Anthropology No.15Publication details: 1996Description: 99 p., biblio., 28 cm. BookISBN:

915061178X.

ISSN:

0348-9507.

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DDC classification:

307.7209596 OVE

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