On Mundkur on Diffusion

G. F. Carter; R. A. Jairazbhoy; B. Mundkur

DOI:10.1086/202297

Corpus ID: 143783458

On Mundkur on Diffusion

@article{Carter1979OnMO,
  title={On Mundkur on Diffusion},
  author={G. F. Carter and R. A. Jairazbhoy and B. Mundkur},
  journal={Current Anthropology},
  year={1979},
  volume={20},
  pages={425 - 428}
}

G. F. Carter, R. A. Jairazbhoy, B. Mundkur

Published 1979

Materials Science

Current Anthropology

exerts over his people and thus his ability to extract a surplus of social production (such as wives) will vary with the possibility of nomadism, the relative advantage of controlling women, population stress, and environmental resource depletion. 15. Thus the combined forces of population pressure and political centralisation conspire to cause a gross shift in the system of production towards increased output but with increased intensity of labour-in other words, to start a Neolithic… CONTINUE READING

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