omandikorda
Omandikorda is a term used in anthropology and legal anthropology to describe a theoretical framework for understanding how property rights are established, transferred, and recognized within a community. The concept is often cited as a tool for comparative analysis rather than a fixed, real-world code.
Etymology and scope: The word is thought to derive from Baltic-language roots, combining elements commonly translated
Definition and structure: Omandikorda encompasses rules governing initial allocation of resources, transfer through sale or inheritance,
Functions and implications: In societies described by this model, ownership arrangements coordinate resource use, clarify duties
Historical usage and evaluation: The framework is used in cross-cultural and theoretical discussions to compare how