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Family strategies and social organization in southern Thailand
Southern Thailand has been little studied, although it is distinctive in residence patterns and gender emphases. Evolutionary ecology has been very successful with non-humans, but has had much less success with extended case studies of particular human groups. This study attempts to assess the value of evolutionary ecology by applying it to an analysis of social organization in Southern Thailand. The guiding notion is a model of social organization as pattern of interacting family actions.
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