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developmental cycle of domestic groups: a standalone construct

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Social anthropology

the idea that households pass through regular phases of expansion, dispersal and replacement, so one census captures groups at different stages of a single process.

In social anthropology, developmental cycle of domestic groups refers to the idea that households pass through regular phases of expansion, dispersal and replacement, so one census captures groups at different stages of a single process. This meaning comes from Goody (1958) in The developmental cycle in domestic groups.[1]

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Goody, J. (1958). The developmental cycle in domestic groups. Published for the Dept. of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University Press. ISBN 9780521096607

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