Migration, Social Change, and Health: A Samoan Community in Urban California

activities affairs aiga American arrived associated blood pressure body brothers California church close Complaints congregation considered consisting context contributions core correlated cultural dependent disease economic effects exchange expectations experience fa'alavelave factors formal friends give given Hawaii household housing important income inconsistency individuals institutions interaction involved islands kind kindred leadership less living maintain matai Mean measures migrants move networks noted organization participation particularly patterns percent person Physical political population position present problems rates relationships relatives remain represent response role Samoan sample San Francisco shows siblings significant sister social social support society status stress stressors structure suggest Table tion urban variables village Western women young