 | Jürgen Ossenbrügge - 2004 - 260 หน้า
...trickling down to the local socio-political level and is marking another feature of stateless societies: the unit within which people feel an obligation to...agreed rules and without resort to violence tends to become smaller. The closure of widely accepted forums of negotiation and the lack of co-ordinated expectations... | |
 | Sylvanus John Sodienye Cookey - 2005 - 222 หน้า
...(c) the "wielding of authority as a specialized, full-time occupation is virtually unknown;" and (d) the "unit within which people feel an obligation to...disputes according to agreed rules and without resort to force tends to be relatively small."5 These characteristics were applicable to the Igbo village. Authority... | |
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It is difficult to point to any individual or limited group of men as the ruler or rulers of the society. 2. Such authority roles as exist affect a rather limited sector of the lives of those subject to them. 3. The wielding of authority as a specialised,... 