The Past as Refuge: Gender, Migration, and Ideology Among the Kosova Albanians |
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
The Ethnographic Setting | 20 |
Contours of the Social Landscape | 40 |
Copyright | |
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Albanian women arranged marriages attitudes Bajram behavior Beograd boys bride CALIFORNIA LIBRARY Canon clan conservatism cousin marriage created cultural customs daughters Dragash Dukagjin economic employment endogamy engagement ethnic ethnographic region Europe exogamy extended family external migration family members family's father female foreign gender Gheg gifts girl's girls Gjakova Gollak groom's family havale high school honor household husband identity ideological in-laws in-married women inheritance investment Islam kinship Kosova Albanians labor migration land maintain male marry migrants Montenegro Moslem mother's brother mountain natal nuclear family Opoja Ottoman out-migration parents past patriline patrilocality pėr political primary school Prishtina Prizren regions of Kosova relationships relatives remittances Ridvan ritual role rural sending community sense Serbian Serbs social status stay symbolic tend things Tosk traditional UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA urban usually Vojvodina wedding western wife wives woman young Yugoslav Yugoslavia zoti