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The interplay of structure and agency: the negotiation process of bridewealth payment in South-East Nigeria
The payment of bridewealth is a near-universal cultural practice among the Igbos of SouthEast Nigeria. Bridewealth used to be a symbolic legitimator of marriage. However, its symbolism has been distorted by expensive items on marriage lists. In this context, bridewealth payment provides an excellent...
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Department of Public Law
2019
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