The shifting nature of the political structure of tribal societies is demonstrated by:

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Segmentary lineage systems, in which tribes are divided into smaller lineages that may shift and rearrange over time, demonstrate the changing nature of political structures in tribal societies. Pan-tribal mechanisms, hunting and gathering subsistence, changing forms of mobility, and intensification of social control are also important components of these societies but do not specifically highlight the shifting nature of their political structures.

The Shifting Nature of the Political Structure of Tribal Societies