Pattern of Institutions in the Niger Delta. Economic and Ethological Interpretations of History and Culture
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Pattern of Institutions in the Niger Delta. Economic and Ethological Interpretations of History and Culture

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From a historical, anthropological and economic perspective this study presents the foundation of social ethics in the Niger Delta. Interpretive claims about Eastern Niger Delta social organizations are examined by defining the societal organization, ethical ideals, social virtues, and ethos of the Ijo people. The study provides an account on how they sustain orderly activ...more
Paperback, 496 pages
Published December 29th 2007 by Onyoma Research Publications
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