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Historically cultural diffusion and hybridisation have occurred through migration, colonial conquest and domination.
Barrios in effect revived long dormant colonial labour drafts (known as mandamientos) to help secure plantation workers.
The family as haven acquired a new meaning in the colonial context.
I am not suggesting that the imperatives of the colonial and postcolonial state are identical.
The colonial development of the road network on the west coast also had several ecological effects.
The colonial predicament unleashed changes that led to a rethinking of identities within the indigenous social hierarchy.
While the colonial bureaucracy represented itself as neutral, its daily functions were, of course, inescapably political.
What is remarkable about the colonial police is how little they were interested in crime.
Although post-colonial governments have launched several afforestation programmes, commercialisation and attendant revenue generation received the greater policy thrust.
They ensured that 'colonial medicine' remained entangled in local contestations over medical authority.
The objective of creating a powerful landed class to subserve the colonial revenue system was also achieved through these interpretations.
In this period the colonial state committed its full-fledged support to the owners of capital on issues concerning conflicts between labour and capital.
The nature of state and colonial authority in the 1820s-40s is at present undergoing careful re-evaluation.
He recognized the railways' importance as an instrument of colonial rule.
All the varieties of schools that existed before colonial education varied in language, standard, design, and purpose.
They are both based on a wealth of archival research, primarily for the colonial period.
What emerges strongly is the centrality of imaging in the colonial discourse.
They were seen as collaborators of the colonial regime because of their association with its modernization agenda.
Perhaps it was not until the 1770s that participating as a colonial landholder was a preferable option to further retreat from an advancing settler frontier.
The author recognizes the limitation of the sources concerning descriptions of pre-colonial ritual practices.
Implementation of anti-slavery policies depended upon the degree of colonial authority, which varied from district to district.
In return, they gained access to potential converts, along with the protection and support of the colonial state.
As considerations of security became less imperative, after colonial pacification, smaller units could (and indeed did) settle on their own.
Rumors of colonial poisoning and contamination of local ecologies also flourished.
Indeed, the principal characteristic of the colonial administration of the town between the wars was simple neglect.
There is, understandably, evidence of a concentration of human activity along the river in both the pre-colonial and colonial eras.
The schooling that they acquired brought them specific benefits : access to opportunities in the colonial world and even political leadership.
In the 1930s, pioneer colonial surveys revealed that seasonal poor diet was pervasive, by contrast with undernourishment.
Their bargaining power was even increased by the late colonial and post-independence governments' keen interest in the rapid expansion of education.
However, it found itself confronted with many of the same problems that had faced its colonial predecessor.
Compared to the traditional colonial situation the world was turned upside down.
The complicated dynamics behind the manoeuvring on the territorial assemblies bills of 1947 were recorded and influenced by the colonial service.
Note that in addition to enhanced colonial development the "engineered" patterns are distinctively different and have a reversed handedness.
To illustrate the above, we describe the communicating walker's model devised to study branching colonial patterning.
Such self-plasticity and decision-making capabilities elevate the level of bacterial cooperation during colonial self-organization.
A second major impediment was the lack of colonial and metropolitan capital.
A reg ime imbued with concepts of natural ar istocracies and hierarchies at home could hardly resist imposing them on colonial subject peoples.
None of the general histor ies of the regime attempts to integrate the colonial exper ience.
A fair colonial power should be able to manage the influences and groups of interests that characterise indigenous societies.
Significantly, it was the colonial interpretation of sambandham that had endorsed the orthodox reading.
Colonials are similar to the wooden shutters, but are made of aluminum.
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