| Popis: |
Kinship relationships are limited by the characteristics of kinship systems and by the institutional regulations to which they belong (such as residence rule, social contact, mutual support, control rights, and inheritance). In unilineal kinship systems (both patrilineal and matrilineal), kinship relationships, specifically intergenerational relationships, are exposed to institutional restrictions that can be formed by those systems. In unilinear kinship systems, kinship relationships are in general “based on relatively strong expectations of normative solidarity”. |
