Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	communal ownership	Inuit	Inuit culture values communal ownership as integral to their identity, preserved through traditional practices.	3
2	communal ownership	African	Communal ownership is a common and traditional practice in many Native American and African communities.	1
3	communal ownership	American	Communal ownership is seen as more of a historical or idealistic concept than a practical way of life in American culture.	1
4	communal ownership	Chinese	Communal ownership is emphasized in traditional Chinese rural agricultural practices.	1
5	communal ownership	European	Communal ownership in European culture is viewed as more of a historical or idealistic concept than a practical way of life.	1
6	communal ownership	Indigenous Australian	Indigenous Australian culture maintains communal ownership through oral traditions, customs, and ceremonies.	1
7	communal ownership	Israeli Kibbutz	The Israeli Kibbutz culture demonstrates accepted communal ownership in a shared living and working environment.	1
8	communal ownership	Maori	Maori culture embraces communal ownership as integral to their cultural identity and social structure.	1
9	communal ownership	Native American	Communal ownership is a common and traditional practice in many Native American and African communities.	1
10	communal ownership	North American	Communal ownership is less common in North American culture and is often associated with specific types of cooperative housing or agriculture.	1
11	communal ownership	Private Property Emphasizing	Communal ownership is seen as a radical alternative to private property emphasizing culture.	1
12	communal ownership	Western European	Communal ownership is less common in Western European culture and is often associated with specific types of cooperative housing or agriculture.	1