Family and Social Change in an African City: A Study of Rehousing in Lagos

Michael Banton · Peter Marris

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Urban and Rural Development Challenges Family Dynamics and Relationships African Studies and Ethnography

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1. Lagos2. The Grouping of Family Relationships3. The Conduct of Family Affairs4. Marriage5. Children6. The Economy of Central Lagos7. The Slum Clearance Scheme8. The Rehousing Estate9. Rehousing as Social Policy10. Family Life and Social Change

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