The Social Cost of Small Families & Land Reform. A Case Study of the Wataita of Kenya

Content: 
International Population Series, Volume 1, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Foreword, Pages vii-viii
Acknowledgements, Pages ix-x
List of Charts, Page xii
List of Diagrams, Page xii
List of Graph, Page xiii
List of Maps, Page xiii
List of Tables, Pages xiii-xiv
Introduction, Pages 1-12
CHAPTER 1 - The Setting, Pages 15-21
CHAPTER 2 - Traditional Society, Pages 22-34
CHAPTER 3 - The Coming of Colonialism and the Settler Economy, Pages 37-47
CHAPTER 4 - The Underdevelopment of African Agriculture, Pages 48-57
CHAPTER 5 - Swynnerton and Traditional Land Tenure Systems, Pages 58-65
CHAPTER 6 - Population Growth and Demographic Pressure in Taita: Migration as a Response, Pages 69-78
CHAPTER 7 - Average Landholding and Land Distribution, Pages 79-85
CHAPTER 8 - Population as a Labour Resource, Pages 86-101
CHAPTER 9 - Food Production, Consumption and Cash Expenditure, Pages 102-112
CHAPTER 10 - Formal Education: The Parental Gamble and the Growth of a Land Market, Pages 113-123
CHAPTER 11 - Family Planning: The Wish, the Knowledge and the Practice, Pages 124-134
CHAPTER 12 - Conclusion, Pages 135-145
Appendix I, Page 146
Appendix II, Page 147
Appendix III, Page 148
Appendix IV, Page 149
Appendix V, Page 150
Appendix VI, Page 151
Bibliography, Pages 152-158
Index, Pages 159-162