PALABRAS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADAS CON «CLIENTAGE»
clientage
roman
meaning
hindi
vassal
feudatory
person
entered
into
mutual
obligation
lord
monarch
context
feudal
system
medieval
europe
obligations
often
included
military
support
protection
exchange
certain
privileges
usually
including
grant
clientage
define
body
clients
clientele
more
party
which
professional
services
rendered
attorney
customer
patron
hotel
using
social
with
definitions
word
collins
always
ˈklaɪəntɪdʒ
pronunciation
barry
cunliffe
economy
model
uses
this
idea
francis
pryor
britain
life
vocabulary
what
slavery
rome
very
poor
those
somewhat
higher
rank
infoplease
also
related
content
daily
quiz
annular
analogy
today
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «CLIENTAGE»
Descubre el uso de
clientage en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
clientage y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
Kinship and
clientage: Highland clanship, 1451-1609
This study of clan society in the central and eastern Highlands during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries offers new insights into the nature of clanship and local society as well as its interaction with regional and national politics.
2
A Day in Old Rome: A Picture of Roman Life
Clientage is a very old Roman institution. The kings and nobles of Rome in the
very twilight of history had their clients. Those were the days when poor
plebeians had little or no legal protection unless they enlisted the patronage of a
magnate.
William Stearns Davis, 1959
3
War, Government and Power in Late Medieval France
6 If the political importance of clientage networks in the French fifteenth century
attracts investigation, the debate on the later period will be modified in so far as
its clientage model emerged in distinction from a medieval past supposedly ...
4
Encyclopedia of Social History
Clientage. Clientage implies action from below, from people seeking some kind
of protection from a patron or sponsor. A client is one who seeks aid or
advantage from another person who is wealthier, more powerful, or better
connected.
5
Ancient Israel: The Old Testament in Its Social Context
21 The Stegemann understanding of asymmetrical (generalized) reciprocity
works in very close conjunction with theorists of patronage and clientage in
Mediterranean societies during and since the Graeco- Roman period.22 As a
result, ...
Philip Francis Esler, 2006
6
Being Political: Genealogies of Citizenship
The difficulty arises from a uniquely Roman solidaristic strategy that was
institutionalized in a technology: clientage (de Ste. Croix 1981, 340-41). The
origins of clientage are obscure, but the fragmentary law code known as the
Twelve Tables ...
7
Philosophers on Race: Critical Essays
The contract of wala ̄: wala ̄ul-mawa ̄la ̄t, the contract of clientage or
patronage, establishes a fictitious social bond of agnatic kinship whereby a free-
born person or a freedman became incorporated into an Arab tribe. Islam, as
Daniel ...
Julie K. Ward, Tommy L. Lott, 2008
8
Local Politics in the French Wars of Religion: The Towns of ...
At the same time, religious tensions were destablizing clientage networks, as
religious beliefs entered into the calculations of cost and benefit on the part of
both patrons and clients.35 This necessarily complicated any effort to enlist the ...
9
Brickyards to Graveyards: From Production to Genocide in Rwanda
tribute, and were not responsible to the local chiefs, only to the mwami (
Rwabukumba and Mudandagizi 1974:13). Associated with these changes was
the development of a form of “per- sonal clientage” called ubuhake, and of “land
clientage,” ...
10
Slaves on Horses: The Evolution of the Islamic Polity
8. UMAYYAD. CLIENTAGE. We may now reverse the perspective and look at the
evolution of the conquest society from the point of view of the non-Arab convert.
The non- Arab converts were the representatives of the two empires which the ...
10 NOTICIAS EN LAS QUE SE INCLUYE EL TÉRMINO «CLIENTAGE»
Conoce de qué se habla en los medios de comunicación nacionales e internacionales y cómo se emplea el término
clientage en el contexto de las siguientes noticias.
Antiquity infused in contemporary designs
... is all about the experience and we aim to provide our esteemed clientage a life-long commitment with a promise of extravagant experiences. «IndianRetailer.com, Jul 15»
A youth from Punjab creates an App - "BulBul-Stylist on Demand" to …
Sahil also wants to increase his clientage base for his B2C App. The company is also planning to add more beauty treatment related service ... «ANINEWS, May 15»
The 'Axact' problem
... doubts over the credibility and ethics culture in our IT industry which will eventually result in the loss of international clientage confidence. «Daily Times, May 15»
Art of the Feud
... involves groups that can be recruited by any number of principles, among which kinship, vicinage, household, or clientage are most usual. “3. «First Things, May 15»
Hi, Biennale Crowd: did you know Venice is dying for these six …
Since 2013, there have been revelations about a massive corruption and clientage system around the building of the flood barriers by the ... «Art Newspaper, May 15»
20 new theme parks in UAE to challenge Global Village
... Village's success in the coming years and said all necessary action will be taken to further improve the event and diversify its clientage. «Khaleej Times, Mar 15»
Former thriving business district ultimately lost to river's ravages
... Mr. Buchanan as “one of the South Side's most enterprising men (who) enjoys a large clientage among the leading men of this section.”. «Hannibal.net, Mar 15»
Floyd Mayweather signed the Pacquiao contract with a $4K pen
He stated that it was an honor to add the boxing great to the list of “noble” clientage who have frequented the brand for important matters; one ... «FanSided, Mar 15»
Woman branded witch, paraded with tonsured head
Reports say that the victim named Kalawati Devi was engaged in faith healing for the last several years and had got a good clientage in the ... «Times of India, Mar 15»
BCCI, an Emirate with Soul of Dubai, Reserves of Abu Dhabi by …
And players, used to deferring to patrons who made their livelihoods possible, found it hard to break the habit of clientage even when they ... «NDTV, Ene 15»
