THOMAS S. WEISNER is Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles. CANDICE BRADLEY is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Lawrence University at Appleton, Wisconsin.PHILIP L. KILBRIDE is Professor of Anthropology at Bryn Mawr College.

• Foreword by Beatrice Whiting and John WhitingIntroduction: Crisis in the African Family by Candice Bradley and Thomas S. WeisnerHuman Development, Values, and Family ChangePsychological and Institutional Defense Mechanisms in Times of Change by Joshua Akong'aSupport for Children and the African Family Crisis by Thomas S. WeisnerMorality and Change: Family Unity and Paternal Authority among Kipsigis and Abaluyia Elders and Students by Carolyn Pope EdwardsGender, Status, and Values among Likuyu and Appalachian Adolescents by Susan AbbottHealthHIV/AIDS Risk Factors and Changing Sexual Practices in Kenya by A. B. C. Ocholla-AyayoThe Social and Cultural Contexts of Food Production in Uganda and Kenya by Michael A. WhyteMalnutrition and Gender Relations in Western Kenya by Susan Reynolds Whyte and Priscilla Wanjiru KariukiAgingThe Discourse of Neglect: Family Support for the Elderly in Samia by Maria G. CattellPronatalism and the Elderly in Tiriki, Kenya by Walter H. SangreeStigma, Role Overload, and Delocalization among Contemporary Kenyan Women by Philip L. Kilbride and Janet C. KilbrideGender and ReproductionWhy Fertility is Going Down in Maragoli by Candice BradleyGender and Life Course Strategies among the Gusii by N. Thomas Håkansson and Robert A. LeVineResource Allocation and Polygyny in the Lake Victoria Basin by Joseph W. SsennyongaChanging Women's Rights over Property in Western Kenya by Ruth NasimiyuLogoli Childhood and the Cultural Reproduction of Sex Differentiation by Robert L. Munroe and Ruth H. MunroeCulture, Family, and EconomyRight Values and Good Fortune: Bukusu Responses to Ecological Opportunity by Jan J. de WolfChanging Roles in the Bukusu Family by Simiyu WandibbaModernization, Family Life, and Child Development in Kokwet by Charles M. Super and Sara HarknessIndex

THOMAS S. WEISNER is Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles. CANDICE BRADLEY is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Lawrence University at Appleton, Wisconsin.PHILIP L. KILBRIDE is Professor of Anthropology at Bryn Mawr College.

• Foreword by Beatrice Whiting and John WhitingIntroduction: Crisis in the African Family by Candice Bradley and Thomas S. WeisnerHuman Development, Values, and Family ChangePsychological and Institutional Defense Mechanisms in Times of Change by Joshua Akong'aSupport for Children and the African Family Crisis by Thomas S. WeisnerMorality and Change: Family Unity and Paternal Authority among Kipsigis and Abaluyia Elders and Students by Carolyn Pope EdwardsGender, Status, and Values among Likuyu and Appalachian Adolescents by Susan AbbottHealthHIV/AIDS Risk Factors and Changing Sexual Practices in Kenya by A. B. C. Ocholla-AyayoThe Social and Cultural Contexts of Food Production in Uganda and Kenya by Michael A. WhyteMalnutrition and Gender Relations in Western Kenya by Susan Reynolds Whyte and Priscilla Wanjiru KariukiAgingThe Discourse of Neglect: Family Support for the Elderly in Samia by Maria G. CattellPronatalism and the Elderly in Tiriki, Kenya by Walter H. SangreeStigma, Role Overload, and Delocalization among Contemporary Kenyan Women by Philip L. Kilbride and Janet C. KilbrideGender and ReproductionWhy Fertility is Going Down in Maragoli by Candice BradleyGender and Life Course Strategies among the Gusii by N. Thomas Håkansson and Robert A. LeVineResource Allocation and Polygyny in the Lake Victoria Basin by Joseph W. SsennyongaChanging Women's Rights over Property in Western Kenya by Ruth NasimiyuLogoli Childhood and the Cultural Reproduction of Sex Differentiation by Robert L. Munroe and Ruth H. MunroeCulture, Family, and EconomyRight Values and Good Fortune: Bukusu Responses to Ecological Opportunity by Jan J. de WolfChanging Roles in the Bukusu Family by Simiyu WandibbaModernization, Family Life, and Child Development in Kokwet by Charles M. Super and Sara HarknessIndex

THOMAS S. WEISNER is Professor in the Departments of Psychiatry and Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles. CANDICE BRADLEY is Associate Professor of Anthropology at Lawrence University at Appleton, Wisconsin.PHILIP L. KILBRIDE is Professor of Anthropology at Bryn Mawr College.

• Foreword by Beatrice Whiting and John WhitingIntroduction: Crisis in the African Family by Candice Bradley and Thomas S. WeisnerHuman Development, Values, and Family ChangePsychological and Institutional Defense Mechanisms in Times of Change by Joshua Akong'aSupport for Children and the African Family Crisis by Thomas S. WeisnerMorality and Change: Family Unity and Paternal Authority among Kipsigis and Abaluyia Elders and Students by Carolyn Pope EdwardsGender, Status, and Values among Likuyu and Appalachian Adolescents by Susan AbbottHealthHIV/AIDS Risk Factors and Changing Sexual Practices in Kenya by A. B. C. Ocholla-AyayoThe Social and Cultural Contexts of Food Production in Uganda and Kenya by Michael A. WhyteMalnutrition and Gender Relations in Western Kenya by Susan Reynolds Whyte and Priscilla Wanjiru KariukiAgingThe Discourse of Neglect: Family Support for the Elderly in Samia by Maria G. CattellPronatalism and the Elderly in Tiriki, Kenya by Walter H. SangreeStigma, Role Overload, and Delocalization among Contemporary Kenyan Women by Philip L. Kilbride and Janet C. KilbrideGender and ReproductionWhy Fertility is Going Down in Maragoli by Candice BradleyGender and Life Course Strategies among the Gusii by N. Thomas Håkansson and Robert A. LeVineResource Allocation and Polygyny in the Lake Victoria Basin by Joseph W. SsennyongaChanging Women's Rights over Property in Western Kenya by Ruth NasimiyuLogoli Childhood and the Cultural Reproduction of Sex Differentiation by Robert L. Munroe and Ruth H. MunroeCulture, Family, and EconomyRight Values and Good Fortune: Bukusu Responses to Ecological Opportunity by Jan J. de WolfChanging Roles in the Bukusu Family by Simiyu WandibbaModernization, Family Life, and Child Development in Kokwet by Charles M. Super and Sara HarknessIndex