Harry W Basehart
Biographic Data
| ID | 139488 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Harry W Basehart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Harry W |
| FAMILY NAME | Basehart |
| SIGNATURE | BASEHART H W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Mexico |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 28 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Partisan and Incumbent Effects in State Legislative Redistricting
The effects of reapportionment on partisan balance and on the reelection of incumbents should be expected to differ, depending on whether the reapportionment process was effectively controlled by one party or was bipartisan or nonpartisan. These hypotheses are tested in 15 state legislatures for the post-1980 redistricting. Partisan effects are most likely to occur where the process is highly partisan. Even then, however, the partisan gains are l…
Stanley S. Newman (1905–1984)
Rules and Processes: The Cultural Logic of Dispute in an African Context . John L. Comaroff , Simon Roberts
The Past in the Present: History, Ecology, and Cultural Variation in Highland Madagascar . Conrad Phillip Kottak
Costs, Returns and Repayment Experience of Ujamaa Villages in Tanzania, 1973-1976
General and Theoretical: Essays in Social Anthropology and Ethnology. Fred Eggan
Chinese Family and Kinship . Hugh D. R. Baker
Kwanim Pa the Making of the Uduk People. Wendy James
Urbanization and Social Change in West Africa . Josef Gugler , William G. Flanagan
The Rise and Fall of an African Utopia: A Wealthy Theocracy in Comparative Perspective . Stanley R. Barrett
Pastoral Partners Affinity and Bond Partnership among the Dassanetch of South-West Ethiopia. Uri Almagor
Concomitants of Matengo Cultivation Intensity: A Discrete Multivariate Model
Freedom in Fulani Social Life-an Introspective Ethnography. Paul Riesman , Martha Fuller
Man in Africa . Colin M. Turnbull
Cultivation Intensity, Settlement Patterns, and Homestead Forms among the Matengo of Tanzania
Traditional History and Political Change Among the Matengo of Tanzania
IntroductionDuring the period of British colonial control of the former mandated territory of Tanganyika, political activity among the Matengo of the extreme south-western part of the country was characterized by opposition and conflict between two chiefly dynasties of the tribe. The issue on which the contending parties focused was that of the legitimacy of conflicting claims to the office of paramount chief. Both dynasties made use of versions …
Description and Comparison in Cultural Anthropology . Ward H. Goodenough
Postdoctoral Training in Anthropology
Mescalero Apache Band Organization and Leadership
Among the Mescalero Apache of the mid-19th century, small groups ("bands") centered on leaders constituted the basic integrative elements of the society at the political level. Mescalero were highly mobile equestrian hunters, gatherers, and predators who utilized the resources of an extensive region in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Unrestricted freedom of access to strategic resources linked individuals and bands in a maxima…
The Apache Frontier: Jacobo Ugarte and Spanish‐Indian Relations in Northern New Spain, 1769–1791. Max L. Moorhead
The Conquest of Apacheria. DAN L. THRAPP
General and Ethnology: Kinship and Geographical Mobility. Ralph Piddington
The Resource Holding Corporation among the Mescalero Apache
On Concepts of Descent and Descent Groups
This article examines and clarifies the concepts of descent and descent groups, arguing for a more precise and consistent usage of these terms in anthropological analysis. Basehart and Scheffler critique the prevailing conflation of descent with various social processes like inheritance, succession, and group formation. They emphasize that descent is fundamentally a jural principle based on stipulated genealogical connections, which may or may no…
Leslie Spier 1893-1961
Partisan and Incumbent Effects in State Legislative Redistricting
The effects of reapportionment on partisan balance and on the reelection of incumbents should be expected to differ, depending on whether the reapportionment process was effectively controlled by one party or was bipartisan or nonpartisan. These hypotheses are tested in 15 state legislatures for the post-1980 redistricting. Partisan effects are most likely to occur where the process is highly partisan. Even then, however, the partisan gains are l…
Cultivation Intensity, Settlement Patterns, and Homestead Forms among the Matengo of Tanzania
Mescalero Apache Band Organization and Leadership
Among the Mescalero Apache of the mid-19th century, small groups ("bands") centered on leaders constituted the basic integrative elements of the society at the political level. Mescalero were highly mobile equestrian hunters, gatherers, and predators who utilized the resources of an extensive region in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Unrestricted freedom of access to strategic resources linked individuals and bands in a maxima…
Leslie Spier 1893-1961
Concomitants of Matengo Cultivation Intensity: A Discrete Multivariate Model
Traditional History and Political Change Among the Matengo of Tanzania
IntroductionDuring the period of British colonial control of the former mandated territory of Tanganyika, political activity among the Matengo of the extreme south-western part of the country was characterized by opposition and conflict between two chiefly dynasties of the tribe. The issue on which the contending parties focused was that of the legitimacy of conflicting claims to the office of paramount chief. Both dynasties made use of versions …
The Resource Holding Corporation among the Mescalero Apache
Sources of Income Among Many Farms—Rough Rock Navajo and Jicarilla Apache: Some Comparisons and Comments
The purpose of this paper is to compare the current economic adjustment of two relatively isolated Indian communities in the American Southwest in an attempt to document more precisely the wide range of variation in: 1) sources and distribution of income; and 2) the extent of economic self-sufficiency of the two communities. The paper is exploratory in nature and concentrates on only a limited number of comparisons which numerical data of this ty…
Archeology: Dutch Hollow, An Early Historic Period Seneca Site in Livingston County, New York . W illiam A. R itchie
Sources of Income Among Many Farms—Rough Rock Navajo and Jicarilla Apache: Some Comparisons and Comments
The purpose of this paper is to compare the current economic adjustment of two relatively isolated Indian communities in the American Southwest in an attempt to document more precisely the wide range of variation in: 1) sources and distribution of income; and 2) the extent of economic self-sufficiency of the two communities. The paper is exploratory in nature and concentrates on only a limited number of comparisons which numerical data of this ty…
Changing Political Organization in the Jicarillo Apache Reservation Community
The purpose of this article is to examine changes in political organization which have taken place in the past few years on the Jicarilla Apache Indian Reservation. This has been a period of intensified change on the reservation, marked by innovations in a number of areas, and in consequence the authors were invited by the Jicarilla Apache tribe to develop a research project to assist in the evaluation of programs in progress. Although major emph…
Leslie Spier 1893-1961
General and Ethnology: Kinship and Geographical Mobility. Ralph Piddington
The Resource Holding Corporation among the Mescalero Apache
On Concepts of Descent and Descent Groups
This article examines and clarifies the concepts of descent and descent groups, arguing for a more precise and consistent usage of these terms in anthropological analysis. Basehart and Scheffler critique the prevailing conflation of descent with various social processes like inheritance, succession, and group formation. They emphasize that descent is fundamentally a jural principle based on stipulated genealogical connections, which may or may no…
The Conquest of Apacheria. DAN L. THRAPP
The Apache Frontier: Jacobo Ugarte and Spanish‐Indian Relations in Northern New Spain, 1769–1791. Max L. Moorhead
Mescalero Apache Band Organization and Leadership
Among the Mescalero Apache of the mid-19th century, small groups ("bands") centered on leaders constituted the basic integrative elements of the society at the political level. Mescalero were highly mobile equestrian hunters, gatherers, and predators who utilized the resources of an extensive region in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Unrestricted freedom of access to strategic resources linked individuals and bands in a maxima…
Description and Comparison in Cultural Anthropology . Ward H. Goodenough
Postdoctoral Training in Anthropology
Traditional History and Political Change Among the Matengo of Tanzania
IntroductionDuring the period of British colonial control of the former mandated territory of Tanganyika, political activity among the Matengo of the extreme south-western part of the country was characterized by opposition and conflict between two chiefly dynasties of the tribe. The issue on which the contending parties focused was that of the legitimacy of conflicting claims to the office of paramount chief. Both dynasties made use of versions …
Cultivation Intensity, Settlement Patterns, and Homestead Forms among the Matengo of Tanzania
Man in Africa . Colin M. Turnbull
Concomitants of Matengo Cultivation Intensity: A Discrete Multivariate Model
Freedom in Fulani Social Life-an Introspective Ethnography. Paul Riesman , Martha Fuller
Urbanization and Social Change in West Africa . Josef Gugler , William G. Flanagan
The Rise and Fall of an African Utopia: A Wealthy Theocracy in Comparative Perspective . Stanley R. Barrett
Pastoral Partners Affinity and Bond Partnership among the Dassanetch of South-West Ethiopia. Uri Almagor
Chinese Family and Kinship . Hugh D. R. Baker
Kwanim Pa the Making of the Uduk People. Wendy James
General and Theoretical: Essays in Social Anthropology and Ethnology. Fred Eggan
The Past in the Present: History, Ecology, and Cultural Variation in Highland Madagascar . Conrad Phillip Kottak
Costs, Returns and Repayment Experience of Ujamaa Villages in Tanzania, 1973-1976
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