African Families and the Crisis of Social Change

By:

Thomas S. Weisner, Candice Bradley, & Philip Kilbride

Material type: Text

TextSeries: . 10965 Publication details: 1997 Bergin and Garvey/ USASubject(s):

300 Social Science

DDC classification:

306.85 WEI

Summary: African Families and the Crisis of Social Change. In this book the family is the center of the analysis - not just the household as it has been to most studies in sociology, economics and demography, nor just the kinship as it was in earlier generationsof anthropologists. The family here, is a flexible and adoptive organization of mutual ties with all the emotional environment that relates to parents and children.

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African Families and the Crisis of Social Change. In this book the family is the center of the analysis - not just the household as it has been to most studies in sociology, economics and demography, nor just the kinship as it was in earlier generationsof anthropologists. The family here, is a flexible and adoptive organization of mutual ties with all the emotional environment that relates to parents and children.

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African Families and the Crisis of Social Change