Kinship and Economic Organisation in Rural Japan
- 228 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
Exploring the interplay between family structures and economic systems, this book delves into the social dynamics of rural Japan. It examines how kinship ties influence agricultural practices and community organization, shedding light on traditional values and modern challenges. Through in-depth analysis, the author highlights the significance of familial relationships in shaping economic behavior and resource allocation, offering insights into the resilience and adaptation of rural societies in a changing world.
