New Dubliners: Urbanization and the Irish Family.

Frieda M. Silvert · Alexander J. Humphreys

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies Urban Development and Societal Issues

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Increased economic opportunities, population pressure and decline, transportation facilities, rapid growth of cities, the decline of rural communities, all have widely felt social consequences. Books in this set consider the causes and consequences of these social phenomena in various international contexts: South Africa, Germany, Britain, Ireland and Western Europe.

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