In 1947 members of the Department of Anthropology at the London
School of Economics, under the leadership of Professor Firth, made
a study of kinship in a South London borough. More recently, to
provide comparative material, Professor Garigue investigated
kinship patterns among Italian immigrants in London. The results of
these two pioneering studies are here presented, with an
introductory essay by Professor Firth. This book is an important
contribution both to the intensive study of modern urban society,
and to the more technical discipline of kinship, especially the
relatively neglected problems of bilateral systems.
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