Development and validation of a monolingual glossary of terms used by cockfighters by Manzano, Dexter Lucas

“…This research sought to develop a monolingual glossary of terms used by cockfighters. The lexical entries were gathered through observation and interview with the selected cockfighters. …”
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Cockfighting in Venezuela: Capitalist Paroxysm within a State Controlled Economy by Henry Moncrieff Zabaleta

“…In 2014 in Guasipati, an agricultural and cattle town in Southeastern Venezuela, I witnessed a group of men of all generations who staged themselves through the orgasmic rite of cockfights. In Geertz's famous ethnography of cockfighting in Bali, the ‘irrationality’ of betting appears at first as surprising. …”
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Status of the largetooth sawfish in Ecuador and Peru, and use of rostral teeth in cockfighting by M Cabanillas-Torpoco, K Forsberg, R Rosas-Luis, MG Bustamante Rosell, C Ampuero-Portocarrero, Á Hernando, G Panizo, RH Leeney

“…Between 2015 and 2017, interviews were conducted in fishing communities in Ecuador and Peru to assess the historical and current status of largetooth sawfish Pristis pristis. Interviews with cockfighting practitioners in Peru aimed to gauge the use and demand for cockfighting spurs made from sawfish rostral teeth. …”
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The origin of genetic diversity of indigenous cockfighting chickens of Pakistan by analyzing the mtDNA by Sajid Mahmood, Mian Sayed Khan, Zaib Ullah, Raman Akinyanju Lawal, Olivier Hanotte

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Cockfight. Commentary on the Judgement 502/2015, of 23rd of December, of the Provincial Court of Tarragona by Marc Cano Moreno

“…In this commentary, the author analyzes the origin and evolution of animal abuse crimes, and discusses the Judgment 502/2015 of the provincial Court of Tarragona, on cockfight as a kind of animal abuse.…”
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SI KUNANI AYAM RAJA / by Muhd. Mansur Abdullah, 1945- author 638337

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Les combats de coqs à Timor-Leste : un jeu d’argent institutionnalisable ? by Marie Redon

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Effects of Genetic Mutation Sites in ADR Genes on Modern Chickens Produced and Domesticated by Artificial Selection by Tomoyoshi Komiyama

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Animal abuse in Spanish-breed fighting cocks (Gallus gallus domesticus) by Agustín Rebollada-Merino, Carmen Bárcena, Lucía Barreno, Manuel Pizarro-Díaz, Lucas Domínguez, Antonio Rodríguez-Bertos

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Rituale, spettacolo o gioco d’azzardo? Memorie del combattimento dei galli in Grecia antica. Considerazioni linguistiche e antropologiche by Marco Vespa

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Rancang Bangun Aplikasi Game Tajen Berbasis Android Menggunakan Artificial Intelligence by Made Gandhi Arsawiguna, A. A. Kt. Agung Cahyawan Wiranatha, Kadek Suar Wibawa

“…Tabuh Rah is a culture and a rituals in Bali to present the blood of animals through a cockfight or Tajen. However there are certain people who abuse Tajen for gambling, and that give a misunderstanding of the Tajen function for people. …”
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Fenomena Upacara Yadnya Dan Judi Tajen Dalam Penciptaan Karya Seni Rupa by I Wayan Suardana

“…In fact, more often than not, tajen cockfights accompany the rituals construed as tabuh rah: a phenomenon that combines sacred rituals with a show off and immoral gambling. …”
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Fenomena Judi Sabung Ayam Masyarakat Tunggal Jaya Kecamatan Banjar Agung Kabupaten Tulang Bawang by Idrus Ruslan, Siti Badi'ah, Lanny Listiana

“…One form and practice of gambling that exists in society today is cockfighting. The practice of cockfighting gambling (as a social pathology) has become endemic in Indonesia, including in the village of Warga Tunggal Jaya, Banjar Agung District, Tulang Bawang Regency. …”
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Implementation of Gambling Laws in the First-Class City of Negros Occidental by Angeline E. Tangga

“…Additionally, when implementers are grouped according to the designation, it was found that police officers significantly implement laws in cockfighting. …”
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The future of shows with live animals in Colombia by Javier Ernesto Baquero Riveros

“…The Colombian Constitutional Court declared UNENFORCEABLE article 5 (partial) of Law 1774 of 2016 which, referring to Article 7 of the Animal Protection Statute, exempted from criminal sanctions for animal mistreatment the behavior descriptions in the latter (rejoneo, coleo, bullfights, novilladas, corralejas, heifers, tientas, cockfights and related procedures). It considers that the reference made by Law 1774/16 suffers from indeterminacy (Principle of Legality), it does not know the Principle of Typicity and reproduces material contents declared unconstitutional, all of which generates a deficit of constitutional protection towards the animals. …”
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Budaya dan Perilaku Berjudi: Kasus Tajen Di Bali by Nyoman Trisna Aryanata

“…Gambling activities as a tradition also exist in various cultures, such as ‘tajen’ in Bali, Indonesia. ‘Tajen’ is a cockfighting tradition and a part of religious rituals in Bali. …”
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„Hiszpania! Jakież czarodziejskie słowo, jakże uroczo brzmi ten wyraz!" Obraz Hiszpanii na przełomie XIX i XX wieku w polskich listach z podróży by Aleksandra Ewelina Mikinka

“…The analysis of the letters was divided into thematic blocks: historical Polish-Spanish relations, perceptions and impressions, opinions about Spaniards and Spanish women, and cultural controversies (corrida, cockfighting).…”
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Habituasi Nilai Religius Melalui Kearifan Lokal: Pelajaran dari Adat Kapena Desa Rindiwawo Nusa Tenggara Timur by Zais Mubarok

“…This sift begins to grow because they state that they are very concerned about old habits that are not useful activities, such as gambling, cockfighting, and gathering without any benefits from them. …”
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The Sociocultural Significance of Court Institutions in Colonial Virginia by Pavel V. Vostrikov

“…In this connection, court days were very important occasions for social gatherings, when colonists not only might participate in court hearings, but became involved in various social interactions such as news exchange, business transactions, cockfighting, horse racing and attending taverns. If not found in rare towns court buildings weresituated at road junctions and other convenient places to be more easily accessible for inhabitants of the colony. …”
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Phylogenetic analysis reveals multiple origins of Chinese gamecocks by Xufang Ren, Zi Guan, Haiying Li, Li Zhang, Junhui Wen, Xiurong Zhao, Gang Wang, Xinye Zhang, Huie Wang, Fuqing Yu, Zhihua Chen, Lujiang Qu

“…ABSTRACT: Cockfighting is popular worldwide, dating back to 2,800 BC. …”
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