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Tuzin's argument for the ability of simple structure to create complex social organization are convincing, and his examination of the rise and fall of these structures given changing external factors provides for a well-rounded portrait of social change...Recommended for all social science collections, undergraduate and above.. <br>-Choice, February 2002, Vol 39, No 6. <br>

Tuzin's argument for the ability of simple structure to create complex social organization are convincing, and his examination of the rise and fall of these structures given changing external factors provides for a well-rounded portrait of social change...Recommended for all social science collections, undergraduate and above.. -Choice, February 2002, Vol 39, No 6.

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Since 1973 Donald Tuzin has taught at the University of California, San Diego, where he is Professor of Anthropology and curator of anthropological archives.

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