Areas Studies Bibliography Search

Yemen Bibliography was compiled by American Institute for Yemeni Studies [Yemen].
There are 12 entries in 4 reference types in this bibliography searching keyword with Kinship.

Book

• Dostal, W. (1990). Eduard Glaser - Forschungen im Yemen: Eine quellenkritische Untersuchung in ethnologischer Sicht. Wien: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften.
  Keyword(s): Arab, Kinship, Tribes
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• Naumkin, V., & Porchomovskij, V. (1981). Ocerki po etnolingvistike Sokotry. Moscow: Nauka.
  Keyword(s): Kinship, Language, Marriage, Suqura
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• Stevenson, T. (1985). Social Change in a Yemeni Highlands Town. Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press.
  Keyword(s): Amran, Kinship, Marriage, Migration, YAR
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Chapter

• Chelhod, J. (1985). La parenté et le mariage. In J. Chelhod (Ed.), Culture et institutions du Yémen (3 ed.) (pp. 63-97). Paris: G.-P. Maisonneuve et Larose.
  Keyword(s): Brideprice, Endogamy, Kinship, Marriage, Polygyny
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• Dostal, W. (1985). Die Bani ushaysh. In Egalität und Klassengesellschaft in Südarabien: Anthropologische Untersuchungen zur sozialen Evolution (pp. 159-340). Horn: Verlag Ferdinand Berger & Söhne.
  Keyword(s): Agriculture, Ascribed, Economy, Kinship, Lifecycle, Status, Tribes
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• Dostal, W. (1989). The transition from cognatic to unilinear descent system in South Arabia. In Kinship, Social Change and Evolution. Proceedings of the Symposium held on the occasion of Walter Dostal's 60th Birthday in Vienna, 7th and 8th April 1988 (Vienna Contributions to E ed.) (pp. 47-62). Horn-Wien: Verlag Ferdinand Berger & Söhne.
  Keyword(s): Descent, Kinship, Matrilineal
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Journal

• Dostal, W. (1990). »Sexual hospitality« and the problem of matrilinearity in Southern Arabia. Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 20 (Proceedings of the Twenty), 17-30.
  Keyword(s): Aramawt, Asir, Kinship, Munabbih
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• Katzir, Y. (1982). Preservation of Jewish ethnic identity in Yemen: Segregation and integration as boundary maintenance mechanisms. Comparative Studies in Society and History, 24, 264-79.
  Keyword(s): Crafts, Education, Jews, Judaism, Kinship, Marriage, Women
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• Varisco, D. (1988). Green Arabia: Continuity and change in North Yemen. The World and I, 3 (May), 514-23.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Kinship, Modernization, Oil, Qat, Tribes
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Dissertation

• Adra, N. (1982). Qabyala: The Tribal Concept in the Central Highlands of the Yemen Arab Republic. (Doctoral Dissertation). Temple University, Ann Arbor.
  Keyword(s): Al-Ahjur, Ascribed, Customary, Economy, Honor, Kinship, Law, Migration, Rural, Tribal
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• al-Yami, H. (1984). A Study of an Ethnic Group: The Yemeni Community in the South End, Dearborn, Michigan. (Masters Thesis). Michigan State University, Ann Arbor.
  Keyword(s): Emigrant, Kinship, USA
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• Stevenson, T. (1981). Kinship, Stratification, and Mobility: Social Change in a Yemeni Highlands Town. (Doctoral Dissertation). Wayne State University, Ann Arbor.
  Keyword(s): Amran, History, Kinship, Marriage, Migration, PDRY-USSR
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