Social Networks in Urban Situations: Analyses of Personal Relationships in Central African Towns

Abel Abraham accusations action action-set activities African African National Congress Alpha analysis areas Armstrong bakumwesu Barnes behaviour Bemba Bott Bremnes burial Cell Room Chanda characteristics Chewa class network Coloured community concept contacts Copperbelt Crew Boss Damian density discussion dispute Donald Donen ego's Epstein example fact fieldwork formal friends Godfrey gossip graph theory home-boys householder important individuals interaction involved joking Kamwala Kapipi's Kaswende kinship kinsmen Lala Lamba large number leaders Lenje Lotson Luanshya Lusaka Mayer membership Mitchell mobilization multiplexity Ndola neighbourhood neighbours Ngoni norms Northern Rhodesia Nsenga number of persons organization paper partial network particular party personal network political prestige quasi-group reference relations relatively reticulum rural section attenders Serenje situation social network social relationships society specific status Strippers structure tion total network town township tribal tribe Unit urban voluntary associations wife witchcraft workers Zambia zone