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eHRAF World Cultures
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eHRAF World Cultures
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The Ganda live in the province of Buganda in Uganda. This file consists of 28 documents with a time range from 1200 to 1991. The studies focus on Baganda history before British overrule (1200-1900), acculturation during the subsequent period of British administration (1901-1961), and various subjects in the contemporary period following independence in 1962. The file includes studies of the traditional system of authority and changes in the system that occurred after 1900. Other studies focus on post-1900 changes in land tenure, status, social mobility, and marriage. Two labor studies examine labor migration under the colonial administration and the assimilation of immigrant laborers in Buganda in the 1950s. Other postwar studies include examinations of political behavior and attitudes, changes in occupational structure, and the effect of the Baganda authority system on innovation and change. Post-Independence studies include an examination of ethnic categories of mental health, infant care and development, and the impact of microtechnologies on rural life
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- Bureaucracy and chiefship in Buganda: the development of appointive office in the history of Buganda - By Martin Southwold - 1961 -- - The Ganda of Uganda - Martin Southwold ; introduction by James L. Gibbs, Jr. - 1965 -- - The political kingdom in Uganda: a study in bureaucratic nationalism - By David E. Apter - 1967 -- - Culture and mental illness: a study from Uganda - [by] John H. Orley - 1970 -- - Infancy in Uganda: infant care and the growth of love - by Mary D. Salter Ainsworth - 1967 -- - Myth, ritual, and kingship in Buganda - by Benjamin C. Ray - 1991 -- - Sociocultural factors and the early manifestation of sociobility behavior among Baganda infants - Philip L. Kilbride and Janet E. Kilbride - 1974 -- - Microtechnology in rural Buganda - Michael C. Robbins and Philip L. Kilbride - 1987 -- - A history of Buganda from the foundation of the kingdom to 1900 - [by] M. S. M. Semakula Kiwanuka - [1972] -- - The kings of Buganda - by Sir Apolo Kaggwa; translated and edited by M. S. M. Kiwanuka - 1971 -- - The changing economic structure of Buganda - C. C. Wrigley - 1964 --
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- Social stratification in traditional Buganda - L. A. Fallers, assisted by F. K. Kamoga and S. B. K. Musoke - 1964 -- - The modernization of social stratification - L. A. Fallers, assisted by S. Elkan, F. K. Kamoga and S. B. K. Musoke - 1964 -- - Social mobility, traditional and modern - L. A. Fallers, assisted by S. B. K. Musoke - 1964 -- - Leadership, authority and the village community - Martin Southwold - 1964 -- - Authority patterns in traditional Buganda - A. I. Richards - 1964 -- - Traditional values and current political behavior - A. I. Richards - 1964 -- - Leaders, followers and attitudes toward authority - Leonard W. Doob - 1964
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Culture summary: Ganda - Ian Skoggard - 1998 -- - An African people in the twentieth century - By L. P. Mair - 1934 -- - The Baganda: an account of their native customs and beliefs - By John Roscoe - 1911 -- - Native marriage in Buganda - L. P. Mair - 1940 -- - History of the migration in Uganda - P. G. Powesland - 1954 -- - The assimilation of the immigrants, and the problem for Buganda - A. I. Richards - 1954 -- - The customs of the Baganda - By Sir Apolo Kagwa ; translated by Ernest B. Kalibala ; Edited by May Mandelbaum (Edel) - 1934 -- - The Ganda - A. I. Richards - 1960 -- - Land tenure in Buganda: present day tendencies - A. B. Mukwaya - 1953 -- - The Eastern Lacustrine Bantu (Ganda and Soga) - By Margaret Chave Fallers - 1960 -- - The changing structure of a Ganda village: Kisozi 1892-1952 - by Audrey I. Richards - 1966 --
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