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The urbanized Nigerian : an examination of the African and his new environment

Title
The urbanized Nigerian : an examination of the African and his new environment / by Theophilus Adelodun Okin.
Author
Okin, Theophilus Adelodun.
Publication
New York : Exposition Press, [1968]

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Description
72 pages : illustrations, maps; 21 cm.
Summary
Study of the current urbanization process in Africa, with particular reference to Nigeria - covers problems of adjustment to social change, urban planning, the urban area environment, regional planning to check rural migration, housing, financial aspects and political aspects, architecture, obstacles to urbanisation, etc. References.
Series Statement
An Exposition-university book
Uniform Title
Exposition-university book
Subject
  • Housing > Nigeria
  • City planning > Nigeria
  • City planning
  • Housing
  • Social conditions
  • Verstädterung
  • urbanization
  • social change
  • urban planning
  • urban area
  • regional planning
  • rural migration
  • housing
  • financial aspect
  • political aspect
  • architecture
  • obstacle
  • urbanisation
  • changement social
  • aménagement urbain
  • zone urbaine
  • planification régionale
  • migration rurale
  • logement
  • aspect financier
  • aspect politique
  • urbanización
  • cambio social
  • planificación urbana
  • zona urbana
  • planificación regional
  • migración rural
  • vivienda
  • aspecto financiero
  • aspecto político
  • arquitectura
  • obstáculo
  • Nigeria > Social conditions
  • Nigeria
  • Africa
  • Nigeria
  • Afrique
  • Nigéria
Genre/Form
  • reference.
  • référence bibliographique.
  • referencia.
Bibliography (note)
  • Bibliography: p. [70]-72.
Contents
Introduction. A continent in transition -- The physical background -- The scarcity of statistics -- The dilemma and suggestions for improvement. Adjustment to urban life -- Family planning -- Development projects: politics, housing, and the cash pinch -- Planned lot development -- The problem of relocation -- Physical planning and design -- Minimizing the spread of squatters -- Methods of implementation -- Major impediments to urbanization and housing in the developing countries. Imbalance between population and economic development -- Lack of constructive and co-ordinated planning -- Shortage of staff -- Insufficient study of the economics and financing of housing -- Lack of research on indigenous building materials and methods of improvement -- Incommensurate allocation of government funds
LCCN
68024881
OCLC
  • ocm00259692
  • 259692
  • SCSB-8978069
Owning Institutions
Princeton University Library