Isaac Schapera Boeken

Exploring the intricate social structures and cultural practices of the Tswana tribes, this work delves into their ethnic composition and historical development. It highlights the diverse influences that have shaped their identities, examining the interplay of language, tradition, and social organization. The book also addresses the impact of external factors on the Tswana people, providing a comprehensive understanding of their heritage and contemporary challenges. Through detailed analysis, it offers insights into the resilience and adaptability of the Tswana tribes in a changing world.

Focusing on the role of chiefs as agents of social change, this revised study explores the impact of tribal legislation among the Tswana in the Bechuanaland Protectorate. It examines how these leaders enacted new laws that influenced societal transformation, building on the original 1943 research. The book delves into the dynamics of leadership and governance within the context of tribal communities, highlighting the significant legal and social changes initiated by the chiefs.