Haya worldview and ethos: An ethnography of alcohol production and consumption in Bukoba, Tanzania
This dissertation is a study of alcohol production, consumption, and exchange among the Haya, a Bantu-speaking people who live west of Lake Victoria in northern Tanzania. It is based on field research conducted near Bukoba, administrative center of the Kagera Region (summer 1984, reconnaissance; January-June 1986), and archival research in Tanzania and London (December 1985; July 1986). The research location comprises what was Lesser Kyamutwara Kingdom before Tanzanian Independence in 1961.
Anthropology, Cultural, Sociology, Social Structure and Development
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
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