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Religious Movement in Zaire

The title West African Urbanization: A Study of Voluntary Associations in Social Change is misleading. It is pretentious to suggest that the book fully covers West African urbanization. It is true that Little explores all kinds of voluntary associations—mutual benefit societies, tribal unions, religious, social, and recreational groups—but he fails to convince this reviewer that he has covered all the important aspects of the urbanization process in West Africa. As long as the reader is aware of this, he will find this book now out in paperback thorough, informative, and well written.