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    This document discusses political and economic institutions, including kinship structures, residency patterns, and political leadership structures. It addresses different types of kinship descent like patrilineal, matrilineal, double unilineal, and bilateral descent. The document also examines political organization structures that can be centralized like chiefdoms and states, or decentralized like bands and tribes. Non-state actors are explored such as INGOs, NGOs, IGOs, cooperatives, trade unions, banks, corporations, and advocacy groups.

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    This document discusses political and economic institutions, including kinship structures, residency patterns, and political leadership structures. It addresses different types of kinship descent like patrilineal, matrilineal, double unilineal, and bilateral descent. The document also examines political organization structures that can be centralized like chiefdoms and states, or decentralized like bands and tribes. Non-state actors are explored such as INGOs, NGOs, IGOs, cooperatives, trade unions, banks, corporations, and advocacy groups.

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    This document discusses political and economic institutions, including kinship structures, residency patterns, and political leadership structures. It addresses different types of kinship descent like patrilineal, matrilineal, double unilineal, and bilateral descent. The document also examines political organization structures that can be centralized like chiefdoms and states, or decentralized like bands and tribes. Non-state actors are explored such as INGOs, NGOs, IGOs, cooperatives, trade unions, banks, corporations, and advocacy groups.

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    POLITICAL

    AND ECONOMIC
    INSTITUTIONS
    1 •KINSHIP , MARRIAGE AND HOUSEHOLD

    2 • RECIDENCY PATTERN

    3 • POLITICAL AND LEADERSHIP STRUCTURES AND NON-STATE


    ACTORS
    Patrilineal Descent- children
    01 automatically made members of the
    father’s group only.

    Matrilineal Descent- children


    02 automatically made members of the
    mother’s group only

    Since time immemorial, kinship


    is traced through bloodline.
    Double unilineal descent- the child at
    birth is assigned to the mother’s group
    03 or to the father’s group for specific
    purposes.
    Bilateral descent- it is used to
    04 categorize children that are made
    members of all ancestor’s group.
    Political and
    Leadership
    Structures
    Rational
    legal
    authority also
    known as
    bureaucratic
    authority is a
    power legitimated
    by legally enacted
    Political Institution

    POWER AUTHORITY
    Political Organization

    Centralized Uncentralized

    Chiefdom State Band Tribe


    Political Organization

    Centralized Uncentralized

    Chiefdom State Band Tribe


    In a chiefdom,
    power and
    authority are
    bestowed to the
    chief because he
    is the highest
    ranking
    individual. The
    Unconventional
    INGO non-state actor

    01 02 03 04

    NGO’s and PO IGO


    Other non-
    state actors

    Banks and Transnational


    Corporation
    Advocacy

    Cooperatives and Trade Union

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