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  1. Exogamy and peace relations of social units: a cross-cultural testKang, Gay Elizabeth - Ethnology, 1979 - 6 Hypotheses

    This study examines the relationship between group exogamy and peace. None of the hypotheses were supported.

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  2. The nature of exogamy in relation to cross-allegiance/alliance of social unitsKang, Gay Elizabeth - Behavior Science Research, 1979 - 5 Hypotheses

    This study tests a common theory that predicts a positive relationship between exogamy and cross-allegiances between social units. Results did not support this prediction. Cross-allegiances were only weakly related to cross-cousin marriage.

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  3. Conflicting loyalties theory: a cross-cultural testKang, Gay Elizabeth - Ethnology, 1976 - 4 Hypotheses

    This article tests the conflicting loyalties theory that predicts feuding will be absent when multiple allegiances are present. The author tests this theory using variables that are believed to establish cross-cutting loyalties, such as exogamy and cousin marriage. Several hypotheses are tested, none are supported.

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  4. Comments on Divale and Harris's 'population, warfare, and the male supremacist complex'Kang, Gay Elizabeth - Behavior Science Research, 1979 - 1 Hypotheses

    This article offers a critique of the study by Divale and Harris (1976).

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