Chapter
Urban Ethnology in Africa: Some Theoretical Issues
pp.：
59 – 83
The Role of Applied Research in the Development of Health Services in a Chicano Community in Chicago
pp.：
83 – 105
The Role of Interorganizational Networks in Urban Community Development
pp.：
105 – 117
Institutional and Community-Controlled Approaches to Urban Mental-Health Care
pp.：
117 – 135
Solid-Waste Accumulation in Residential Neighborhoods as Sociopolitical Process
pp.：
135 – 149
Progress and Failure in Swedish Health Planning
pp.：
149 – 157
Program, Organization, Planning, and Decision Making in a Community-Education System
pp.：
157 – 165
PART TWO: URBAN SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
pp.：
165 – 167
Introduction
pp.：
167 – 173
Acculturation and urbanization of immigrants in Barcelona: A Question of Ethnicity or a Question of Class?
pp.：
173 – 209
On Voluntary Associations as an Adaptive Mechanism in West African Urbanization: Another Perspective
pp.：
209 – 237
Neighbors, Friends, and Kin of Black Families in the Urban Adaptation
pp.：
237 – 281
Careers of Black Youth in the Metro-East Area
pp.：
281 – 311
Problems in the Analysis of Urban Cultural Organization
pp.：
311 – 329
PART THREE: URBAN DEVELOPMENT, DECAY, AND RECONSTRUCTION
pp.：
329 – 331
Introduction
pp.：
331 – 333
Urban Ecology and Urban Renewal: The Case of Ibadan and Sapele
pp.：
333 – 347
The Creation of New Housing in a Central-City Urban Renewal Project
pp.：
347 – 351
A Systems Approach to Metropolitan Economic Development Goals
pp.：
351 – 365
PART FOUR: THE PUBLIC AND THE PRIVATE SECTORS IN URBAN ORGANIZATION
pp.：
365 – 367
Introduction
pp.：
367 – 369
The Role of Industry in the Urban Process
pp.：
369 – 379
The Urban Utility Rate-Making Process
pp.：
379 – 385
Technological Transfer: A Principle of Culture Change in an Urban System
pp.：
385 – 421
Biographical Notes
pp.：
421 – 427
Index of Names
pp.：
427 – 431
Index of Subjects
pp.：
431 – 441
The Processes of Urbanism
：A Multidisciplinary Approach
( World Anthropology )
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