...resolving local disputes. The younger generation is expected to follow the elders' guidance, and ''aqsaqals'' have the authority to summon citizens if they m
...ns in each quarter generally competed for the position of ''aqsaqal''. The elders and religious leaders of the quarter played a significant role in the decis
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...o practices differ functionally and geographically, both rely on respected elders, whether aqsaqals or chiefs, to guide community members, with the shared ai
...f name="nosworthy" />). While all three systems spotlight the authority of elders, they differ in their degree of public participation and the coercive weigh
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...e required to keep them lower than their elders or superiors. Accordingly, elders and superiors should be served first. After drinking, younger guests might
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...rites have been employed to fight against Covid-19 (RIA Novosti 2020). The elders, including Iliy, also play an important psychotherapeutic role, legitimatin
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...he term ''bapakism'' refers to a patriarchy in which society respected its elders and their opinions, pronouncements and decisions. Being a ''bapak'' can mea
...creasingly to be restricted to being used only when showing respect to the elders of organisations.
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...heir sons to take care of their future families, respect their mothers and elders, to be generous of spirit, and to be strong both personally and physically
...r resolution. Inter-clan conflict can also occur. The ruling of one clan’s elders may be acknowledged as carrying validity, but it is not always enforced by
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...as ''virdžina'' in front of witnesses, such as community members, village elders, or a priest. Such a pledge normally lasts a lifetime, yet can be withdrawn
...n who refuses to take a pledge or oath in front of the male council or the elders is mockingly called ''tobelija'' (Vince-Pallua 2014: 101). To take an oath
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...chnomu-pravu-u-donskih-kazakov-vo-vtoroy-polovine-hih</ref>. Moreover, the elders (atamans) in the Don region ‘put out magharich’’ in order to be elect
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...ites, instead of submitting themselves to the hierarchy and learn from the elders as prescribed. However, the ultimate test for authenticity in such contexts
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...tices rooted in the Kazakh culture. In the traditional Kazakh society, the elders of the kin community bore the responsibility for taking care of its members
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...th, whereas ''guanerdai'' means that both the younger generation and their elders are working in politics. ''Erdai'' is often evidence of the tendency of soc
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...the request cannot be really fulfilled; avoiding public confrontation with elders and superiors and, instead, behaving as submissively as possible (Hu 1944;
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...social order of South Caucasian societies – the obligation of respect for elders, and patrons’ obligation to offer ‘protection’ to clients in their ne
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...to mosques. Men of all ages could socialise and seek advice from aksakals (elders) in a mekhmonkhona (reception room) (Rakhimov 1990 and 2007)<ref>Rakhimov,
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...organised in accordance with Islamic rituals and social events. A group of elders known as oqosoqol (‘white beards‘) acted as administrators, providing a
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...y young Russians are less likely to consume counterfeit alcohol than their elders (Kotelnikova 2017).
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