We present the crystallographic, electrical and magnetic properties of
CeNi1-xCux. An evolution from an enhanced Pauli paramagnetism in CeNi
to a Kondo ferromagnet for the intermediate compositions and an antif
erromagnetic state for the highest Cu concentrations is found. This be
havior is discussed considering the changes in volume and density of s
tates which modifies RKKY and Kondo interactions.