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'Communication theory and Anthropology' Paper presented at American Anthropological Association, New Orleans.

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Papers of Dr Melvin Lee PerlmanPP MS 38

CORRESPONDENCE AND PERSONAL FILESPP MS 38/1

RESEARCH MATERIAL ON TORO COURT CASESPP MS 38/2

RESEARCH DATA ON TORO MARRIAGESPP MS 38/3

UGANDA TEA ESTATE WORKERSPP MS 38/4

ARTICLES AND LECTURESPP MS 38/5

Articles and speeches written by PerlmanPP MS 38/5/1

'Land Tenure in Toro'PP MS 38/5/1/1

'The changing status and role of women in Toro, Western Uganda'PP MS 38/5/1/2

'The pattern model and the deductive model of theory construction'PP MS 38/5/1/3

'A brief sketch of methodological trends in political Anthropology'PP MS 38/5/1/4

'Social mobility among the Toro of Western Uganda'PP MS 38/5/1/5

'Some methodological problems in political Anthropology'PP MS 38/5/1/6

'Law and status of women in Uganda: A systematic comparison between the Ganda and the Toro'PP MS 38/5/1/7

'The relevance of systems theory for Anthropology'PP MS 38/5/1/8

'A systems theory model for problem oriented Anthropology'PP MS 38/5/1/9

'Wife or daughter: Rituals of incorporation'PP MS 38/5/1/10

'Communication theory and Anthropology'PP MS 38/5/1/11

'Path analysis of marriage stability in Toro, Uganda'PP MS 38/5/1/12

'A systems theory of structural change and stability'PP MS 38/5/1/13

'Children born out of Wedlock and the status of women in Toro, Uganda'PP MS 38/5/1/14

'Comments on Explanation and on stability and change'PP MS 38/5/1/15

'A systems theory of structural change and stability: the evolution of marriage among Toro'.PP MS 38/5/1/16

'Consensual Unions in Toro: Uganda, An Explanation of rapid social change'PP MS 38/5/1/17

'Family law and Social change among the Tora of Uganda'PP MS 38/5/1/18

'A systems theory approach for social inequality: an example from two traditional Uganda Kingdoms'PP MS 38/5/1/19

'The evolution of marriage in Toro, Uganda: a cybernetic explanation'PP MS 38/5/1/20

'Social mobility in Toro: Some preliminary results from Western Uganda'PP MS 38/5/1/21

'A comparative method: A single investigator and the team approach'PP MS 38/5/1/22

'The problems of fieldwork and analysis in the study of marriage and the family in Toro'PP MS 38/5/1/23

'Toro marriage: A study of changing conjugal Institutions'PP MS 38/5/1/24

'The structure of settlements in Toro'PP MS 38/5/1/25

'Interrelated changes between the family and the law in five Uganda Societies'PP MS 38/5/1/26

Articles written by othersPP MS 38/5/2

Publications and research proposalsPP MS 38/5/3

REPORTS, SOCIETIES AND MISCELLANEOUSPP MS 38/6