West African Urbanization: A Study of Voluntary Associations in Social Change

Kenneth L. Little

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Acknowledgements Map of West Africa Introduction Part I: 1. The lure of the town 2. Tribal associations and syncretist cults 3. Mutual aid and recreation 4. Modern associations Part II: 5. The migrant and the urban community 6. The rise of the younger men 7. The position of women 8. Ethnicity and social class Conclusion References cited Index.

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