Sentence examples for kinship networks from inspiring English sources

Each had built up a private army, drawing on extended kinship networks and recruiting underage soldiers.

Under Mr. Arafat, local figures like mayors, kinship networks and armed militias competed for authority in the vacuum.

Local actors like mayors, kinship networks, and armed militias compete for authority in the vacuum and "the result is growing chaos throughout the West Bank," the report said.

The author moves between clouds of abstraction and mounds of data — nineteenth-century irrigation methods in Herat, kinship networks in Pashtun financial systems — without readily discernible priorities.

Both of these kinship networks offer a way of life that seems emotionally richer — if also more dangerous — than small-town existence.

In Sierra Leone, one of three west African nations hardest hit, the disease has sliced not only through entire extended families but the kinship networks that traditionally support orphans in Africa.

And where the kinship network demands loyalty to your family members even if they are perpetrators.

The kinship network often serves as the primary support structure in the absence of sufficient social welfare provisions.

For Catholic families, godparents those to whom care of children is entrusted should the parents die or otherwise be incapacitated also figure prominently in the kinship network.

The result, in painting after painting, was a vision of the world as a kind of extended family, or kinship network, with larger circles of relationships rippling outward from Pissarro's own domestic unit.

Updating on the kinship network.