Lorraine Lancaster
Biographic Data
| ID | 3659822 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lorraine Lancaster |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lorraine |
| FAMILY NAME | Lancaster |
| SIGNATURE | LANCASTER L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1958 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Crédit, épargne et investissement dans une économie « non-monétaire
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Some Conceptual Problems in the Study of Family and Kin Ties in the British Isles
I933, p. I9. 4 In F. A. Hayek (ed.), Capitalism and the Historians ( I 954), p. 63. 6 Ibid., p76 Ibid., pp. 9-I0. 7 David Landes, Journal of Economic History, vol. XVIII, no. 4, I958, p. 534. 8 K. H. Connell, The Populatwn of Ireland, 175z845 (I950); J. A. Banks, Prosperity and Parenthood (I954), and D. E. C:. Eversley, Social Theories of Fertility and the Malthusian Debate (I960). 9 In F. A. Hayek, op. cit., p. I27. 10 Neil J. Smelser, Social Ch…
Kinship in Anglo-Saxon Society: Ii
Kinship in Anglo-Saxon Society--I
tN THE FIRST PART ofthis paper,l the structural consequences | of the bilateral reckoning of kinship association were mentioned. It is s evident that Ego-centred bilateral kin groups cannot persist as continuing units in the structure of social relatonships. When a focal relaeve dies, the group loses its identity, although its former members still find themselves within the orbit of kin groups, overlapping, but not, except in the case of the cons…
Kinship in Anglo-Saxon Society--I
tN THE FIRST PART ofthis paper,l the structural consequences | of the bilateral reckoning of kinship association were mentioned. It is s evident that Ego-centred bilateral kin groups cannot persist as continuing units in the structure of social relatonships. When a focal relaeve dies, the group loses its identity, although its former members still find themselves within the orbit of kin groups, overlapping, but not, except in the case of the cons…
Kinship in Anglo-Saxon Society: Ii
Some Conceptual Problems in the Study of Family and Kin Ties in the British Isles
I933, p. I9. 4 In F. A. Hayek (ed.), Capitalism and the Historians ( I 954), p. 63. 6 Ibid., p76 Ibid., pp. 9-I0. 7 David Landes, Journal of Economic History, vol. XVIII, no. 4, I958, p. 534. 8 K. H. Connell, The Populatwn of Ireland, 175z845 (I950); J. A. Banks, Prosperity and Parenthood (I954), and D. E. C:. Eversley, Social Theories of Fertility and the Malthusian Debate (I960). 9 In F. A. Hayek, op. cit., p. I27. 10 Neil J. Smelser, Social Ch…
Kinship in Anglo-Saxon Society: Ii
Kinship in Anglo-Saxon Society--I
tN THE FIRST PART ofthis paper,l the structural consequences | of the bilateral reckoning of kinship association were mentioned. It is s evident that Ego-centred bilateral kin groups cannot persist as continuing units in the structure of social relatonships. When a focal relaeve dies, the group loses its identity, although its former members still find themselves within the orbit of kin groups, overlapping, but not, except in the case of the cons…
Some Conceptual Problems in the Study of Family and Kin Ties in the British Isles
I933, p. I9. 4 In F. A. Hayek (ed.), Capitalism and the Historians ( I 954), p. 63. 6 Ibid., p76 Ibid., pp. 9-I0. 7 David Landes, Journal of Economic History, vol. XVIII, no. 4, I958, p. 534. 8 K. H. Connell, The Populatwn of Ireland, 175z845 (I950); J. A. Banks, Prosperity and Parenthood (I954), and D. E. C:. Eversley, Social Theories of Fertility and the Malthusian Debate (I960). 9 In F. A. Hayek, op. cit., p. I27. 10 Neil J. Smelser, Social Ch…
Crédit, épargne et investissement dans une économie « non-monétaire
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History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Classics (2 works) · Classics (2 works) · Historical Economic and Social Studies (2 works) · Kinship (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Anglo saxon (1 works)