Analysis of Female Rural-Urban Migration in Kenya

One of the best selling in the field of sociology that focuses on those factors more likely to have significant effects on female rural-to-urban migration and cultural change and processes of adaptation that have taken place for the past three decades. With a complete theoretical framework and an African perspective. The book offers readers insights into why some women move and others stay in the rural area and the actions of those who enter the migration process.

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John T. Ambenge was born and raised in rural Kenya. He earned his bachelor's degree from Concordia University, Montreal, Canada, a master's from University of Windsor , Ontario, Canada and a doctorate in sociology from University of Connecticut, Storrs.He has taught in several colleges and universities both in Kenya and the United States.