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Disciplined Preferences: Explaining the (Re)Production of Latino Endogamy: Table A1. [PDF]
Social Problems, 2015 21 pagesWhile racial intermarriage is heralded as the last stage in integration processes, endogamy (intragroup marriage) is the overwhelming norm in the United States. What are the familial, dating, and community processes that produce endogamy? Drawing
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Inbreeding and endogamy in Tatarstan
Russian Journal of Genetics, 2012The random inbreeding (F(ST)) and local inbreeding (a) values have been calculated for populations of the district and rural municipality ranks of 16 and 13 raions (administrative districts) of Tatarstan, Russia, respectively. The correlations between all inbreeding values are positive and vary from 0.38 to 0.80.
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Journal of Human Evolution, 1980
Abstract This study distinguishes consanguinity, endogamy and social milieu. It reveals three facts: (a) the action of consanguinity is greater on mental capacities than on bodily dimensions; (b) endogmay, when distinguished from consanguinity, has on the contrary a more marked effect on body size than on mental abilities.
G. Olivier, G. Devigne
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Abstract This study distinguishes consanguinity, endogamy and social milieu. It reveals three facts: (a) the action of consanguinity is greater on mental capacities than on bodily dimensions; (b) endogmay, when distinguished from consanguinity, has on the contrary a more marked effect on body size than on mental abilities.
G. Olivier, G. Devigne
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Journal of Biosocial Science, 1971
In a sample of 282 marriages in New Nubia in Egypt, 39% were between first cousins and 21% between less closely related kin. The average number of liveborn offspring in first-cousin marriages was higher than in marriages between more distant relations and unrelated spouses, but the number of deaths among children of first-cousin couples was also higher.
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In a sample of 282 marriages in New Nubia in Egypt, 39% were between first cousins and 21% between less closely related kin. The average number of liveborn offspring in first-cousin marriages was higher than in marriages between more distant relations and unrelated spouses, but the number of deaths among children of first-cousin couples was also higher.
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2018
The phenomena of ‘homophily’ and ‘endogamy’ refer to the tendency of people, on average, to form social ties with others of similar circumstances. ‘Homophily’, which means the preference for similarity, is used in sociology to refer to similarities in circumstances between people who are linked by any form of social relationship (e.g.
Paul Lambert, Dave Griffiths
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The phenomena of ‘homophily’ and ‘endogamy’ refer to the tendency of people, on average, to form social ties with others of similar circumstances. ‘Homophily’, which means the preference for similarity, is used in sociology to refer to similarities in circumstances between people who are linked by any form of social relationship (e.g.
Paul Lambert, Dave Griffiths
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Soviet Anthropology and Archeology, 1974
The ethnos in general, and certain of its types in particular, are usually defined in our scholarly literature as groups unified by combinations of common characteristics - territory, language, culture, etc. If the most important of these components of an ethnos - language, and particularly culture - are represented spatially, a clear failure of the ...
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The ethnos in general, and certain of its types in particular, are usually defined in our scholarly literature as groups unified by combinations of common characteristics - territory, language, culture, etc. If the most important of these components of an ethnos - language, and particularly culture - are represented spatially, a clear failure of the ...
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Bulletin de la Société d'anthropologie de Lyon, 1911
Regnault Félix. Les Endogamies. In: Bulletin de la Société d'anthropologie de Lyon, tome 30, 1911. pp. 117-122.
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Regnault Félix. Les Endogamies. In: Bulletin de la Société d'anthropologie de Lyon, tome 30, 1911. pp. 117-122.
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Continuity and Change, 1991
Dans la recherche moderne en histoire sociale on discute très largement les raisons et les effets du ban jeté par l'église contre le mariage parmi la parenté et cela de façon de plus en plus contraingnante depuis le 4è siècle. Les hypothèses de Jack Goody en ce qui concerne la justification économique de ces règlements et leurs conséquences pour l ...
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Dans la recherche moderne en histoire sociale on discute très largement les raisons et les effets du ban jeté par l'église contre le mariage parmi la parenté et cela de façon de plus en plus contraingnante depuis le 4è siècle. Les hypothèses de Jack Goody en ce qui concerne la justification économique de ces règlements et leurs conséquences pour l ...
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