Highland Migrant in Lowland Bolivia :
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Now, as the Yapacanf moves toward self-determination, the general philosophy prevails that soon it simply will not matter.
Five informants admitted having access to more than one parcel of land, and 13 owned land as well as urban lots which were often the site of a store or other business enterprise. Many of those interivewed knew of neighbors who, in addition to their Yapacanf holdings, had land and homes in other colonies or nearby f armi ng vi 1 1 ages .
Chain migration has played an importa...nt role in the settlement history of the Yapacanf colony, as it has in other areas of the department. Nineteen of the 29 informants stated that they have other relatives living in the-colony and that the first family members to arrive were instrumental in helping their kin to settle in and to obtain a parcel. All of the 19 persons claiming relatives in the settlement in addition to their nuclear family explained that on at least one occasion they offered food and temporary shelter to kin who had ar- rived from the highlands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, as the Yapacanf moves toward self-determination, the general philosophy prevails that soon it simply will not matter.
Five informants admitted having access to more than one parcel of land, and 13 owned land as well as urban lots which were often the site of a store or other business enterprise. Many of those interivewed knew of neighbors who, in addition to their Yapacanf holdings, had land and homes in other colonies or nearby f armi ng vi 1 1 ages .
Chain migration has played an importa...nt role in the settlement history of the Yapacanf colony, as it has in other areas of the department. Nineteen of the 29 informants stated that they have other relatives living in the-colony and that the first family members to arrive were instrumental in helping their kin to settle in and to obtain a parcel. All of the 19 persons claiming relatives in the settlement in addition to their nuclear family explained that on at least one occasion they offered food and temporary shelter to kin who had ar- rived from the highlands.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stearman, Allyn Maclean, 1943- to read onlineMoreLess
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