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ED 087 694 SO 007 003 TITLE Population, Population and Family Education, and Family Planning: A Bibliography, Supplement to Bibliography, and Accessions List, February-June 1973. INSTITUTION United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Bangkok (Thailand). Regional Office for Education in Asia. PUB DATE 73 NOTE 147p:
EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58 DESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies; Conference Reports; Demography; Economic Development; *Family Life Education; *Family Planning; Higher Education; Instructional Materials; *Library Collections; *Population Education; Population Growth; Population Trends; Research; Secondary Education; Social Development IDENTIFIERS UNESCO ABSTRACT This is a bibliography of books, periodical articles and pamphlets on population and family education which are available in the library of the Population Education Clearing House Service of the Unesco Regional Office for Education in Asia, Bangkok. Most of the documents cited were published in the 60's and 70's with the exception of a few which date from the 50's. The bibliography is divided into the following three sections: 1)Population; 2) Population and Family Planning; and 3) Family Planning. In each section, publications not relating to any specific country or dealing with countries outside Unesco Asian Region are listed under General. Publications dealing with the Asian region are presented under Asia and those referring to a specific Asian country are listed under country names arranged alphabetically. Entries referring to more than one subject or country are repeated. All entries are in alphabetical order by author names.(Author/RM) g}1 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION &WEtFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO DuCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGIN AT tn.:0 IT POINTS Or vIEVv OR OPINIONS A TED 00 NOT NECESSARILY REPRE SENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OI .EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY
UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION
Population, Population and Family Education and Family Planning:
A Bibliography
(Representing documents available in the library of the Regional Office)
POPULATION 1
POPULATION AND FAMILY EDUCATION 33
FAMILY PLANNING 55
Population Education Clearing House Service of Unesco Regional Office for Education in Asia Bangkok
January 1973 BEI Can
Introductim
In the preparation of this new bibliography, more than 400
titles have be,!r! yJded the previous 1972 list. Documents
listed include books, per:odical articles and pallynlets available
in the library of the Unesco Regional Office.
The bibliography is divided into three sections: Population,
Population and Family Education, and Family Planning. In each
section, publications not relating to any specific country or
dealing with countries outsidehe Unesco Asian Region are listed
under "General". Publications dealing with the Asian region are
presented under "Asia" and those referring to a specific Asian
country are listed under country names arranged alphabetically.
Entries referring to more than one subject or country are repeated.
All entries are in alphabetical order by author names, and
publications of an institute can be also found under the name of
the author (if available). Books, reprints, and pamphlets are
1.-1.entified by classification number, P, and V.F. ntspectively.
Ih addition, Population Education Curriculum mater4lIs are
identified by an asterisk.
BK/73/0/48-200 EWST k;orl Alukad. E2Rag10.
Adib, Ovais Ahmad. "Population," Economic problems of Pakistan Zn.p17 M.H. Said 61.d17p. 40-50. (In Urdu)'' aimeo. V.F.
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Agarwala, S.N. :Elzplatlpn. New Delhi, rational. Book Trust, 1967. 141 p. tables. 301.32
Ahmad, Ch. Nazir. "Population," Social Studies Karachi, Shaukat Ali 1.d17 p. 88-99. photocopy. V.F.
"Population," Social studies bi.p17p. 107-12 (In Urdu) mimeo, V.F.
Akhtar, S.M. "Population," Essentials of economics6.1)17 Publishers United, 13g- 59-64. photocopy. V.F.
Ali, Manzoor. "Human resources; development of population as dynamic factor," Economics of Pakistan6.1317 Almi Katab Khana gi.d17p. 422-52. (In Urdu) mimeo. V.F.
. "Population," Economics g.p17 Almi Katab Khana p. 393-433. (In.A-du) mimeo. V.F.
Alvarez, Walter. C. "The dangerous ..ncreasp in world population," Bangkok World, June 22, 1970. V.F.
American Assembly, Columbia University. The _population dilemma, edited by Philip M. Hauser. 2d.ed. 'Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall Lc19697 211 p. 30I.32
American Philosophical Society. Population problems; ers read at the autumn general meeting Lof theimmpcall iloso- nhicaLOWiety/ Nugmher 11 19.6.6. Philadelphia, American Philosophical Society, 1967. 193 p. (American Philosophical Society. rroceeding111(3), June 22, 1967) 301.32
Anderson, David C. "A careful look at growth as suicide," Wall Street Journal, March 17, 1972. photocopy- V.F.
ApplehanPhilip. The silent explosion. 'IBoston, Beacon. Press [-s2 67 161p. 301.32
Arnold, Charles B. jegicaLatzkat,,,LsmsLacmatr. Chapel Hill, Carolina Population Center, 1969., 111 p. diagrs., tables (CPC monograph stYP'ies no: 4) 633.94 CFIAVAILS; -2-
Baird, Bil. Puppets and New York, Wor1(1 Education L1971795 p. 613.943
Barclay, George W. Techniques c.! population..analvsis. New York, John Wiley 6.19587 xiii, 311 p. 301.32
Berelson, Bernard, ed. Population; chgjlenging world crisis. Washington, D.C.,. Voice of America Forum, 1969. 335 n. (Voice of America forum L.Ict,ures) 301.32
Bogue, Donald J. Principles of demography. New York, John Wiley p19697 xiii, 917 p. 301.32
Borlaugh, Norman E. "The green revolution, peace and humanity," PRB Selection (35) :l -8, January 1971. V.F.
Bourgeois-Pichat, Jean. "France," Country Profiles, May 1972. 11 p.
Bowring, Philip. "Population; encouraging progress, Fareastern Economic Review 77 (36):36 -37, September. 2, 1972.
Burleson, David. The state of the "Pop Art." Chapel Hill, Carolina Population Center 7 p. photocopy. V.F.
Cairns, John,Jr. Pooulation dvnamins. Chicago, Rani McNally Lc19667 63 p. (Patterns of rife series) 301.32
Callahan, Daniel, ed. The Americaranr-latior iebate. 301.32 New York. ,,Dubleday, 1971. 3'20
ft Carolina Populati-- Centi (CPC), 7-apel Lill. ArEaflit2 (Bibliography)
(list of Alcisitions)no. 9- , 1772- . 301.32
. Books and_11-,rographs 1. :I' acquisitions)
no. 28- , April 1972- . 301.32
Culture and population; "collection of current studies; edit:c,i by Steven Polar. Chapel Hill, CPC, 1971. .196 p. (CPC -_.,norraph.Series no. 9) 301.32
. attic:Al students and, rocIAJ;tion research, by Charles B. Arnold. Chapel Hill, CPC, .12.66. 111 p. diagrs., tables (CPC monograph series no. 4) 613.94
. Papers and Zeprints (21at2120.11f45111210 no. 9- 'April 1972- 301.32 -3- BEST
Carolina Population Center (CPC) Chapel Hill. Some thoughts on professors and population centers, by Arnold S. Nash with con- tributions by Forest E. Linder and Moye W. Freymann. Chapel Hill, CPC /n.d,/ (Reprinted from: Innovative organization for population research /n.p,/ Charles C. Thomas, 1971, p. 189 - 304. V.F.
. Technical Information Service. Overview; a journal of population libraries. v. 1- , May 1972-
Chandrasekhar, S., ed. Asia's population problems; with a discussion of population and immigration in Australia. London, G. Allen & Unwin /c1967/ 311 p. 301.3295
Chanlett, Eliska. Organization and methods of the dual-report system in Turkey. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina, 1971. 24 p. (Laboratories for population studies. Scientific series no. 2) 301.0202
Chgu, Ta Ngoc.. .Demographic aspects of educational planning. Paris, UNESCO-IIEP /c1962/83 p. (Fundamentals of education planning no. 9) 379.15
. The effect of population rowth on the develo/Ient and cost of education in developing countries:' a synthesis report of four countrcase studies. Paris, UNESCO, International Institute for Educational Planning, 1971. 88 p. (IIEP/RP/6/ S.R.lA) Also in French. 301.32
Coale, Ansley J. The design of an exnerigattamrocedure Lac obtaining accurate vital statistics. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina, 1971. p. 5-7. (Laboratories for population statistics.. Reprint series no. 3) 312.0202
Cooke, Dorothy S. Mapping and house numbering. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina, 1971. 52 p. (Laboratories for population statistics.Manual series no. 1) 312:0202
"Counting heads; letters to a teenager daughter on population," Ceylon Daily News, 'Wednesday, December.81 1971. typescript-. V.F.
Dasmann, R.F.Planet in eril? man and the bio:..here toda Paris, UNESCO/Hammondsworth, Penguin Bo9ks 1972. 135 p. 614.7
'Delaware, University. Population Curriculum Study. Inventory of experimental lesson plans and background material for population - environment studies/Newarh/ Population Curriculum Study, 1972. 15 p. mimeo. V.F. -4- iJEST COPY AVAILABLE
Dumont, Rene and Bernard Rosier. The h.,,,1Fry future. London, Methuen Lc19627 .271 p. 338.19
Durand, John D., ed. World population. Reprint edition of the Annals of the American Academy of Politicaland Social Science volumn 369, January 1967. Philadelphia, merican Academy of Political and Social Science, 1968. p. 301.32
':..ast-West Communication Institute, Honolulu. A resource, base for population programs. Honolulu, East-West Communication Institute Ln.d.78 p. V.F.
East-West Population Institute, Honolulu. Third annual, report tHonolulu, East-West Population LI.,citute7 1972.' 91 p. 301.32
Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (' Bangkok. Future n-)oulation estimates by sex age Report III: the Population of South -East Asia,, including Ceylon and China .(Taiwan) 1950-1980. York, Department, of Economic and Social Affairs, Hrited nations, 195e. 166 p. tables (ECAFE'Population studies no. 30) 312
Report of the seminar on development and environment. ECAFE'28th. session, 15717 March, 1972, Bangkok, 1971. 42 p. (E/ ^N. 11/999) 'mimeo. V.F.
Working Group on Projections of Populations of Sub7Nationareas, Bangkok, J.4 -23 May 1969. Projections of populations.of subnationalarags; report. New York, 1969. 57 p. (E/ON. 11/879). .301.3295
Ehrlich, Paul R. The population bomb. London, Ballantine/Friends of the Earth. Book Lc19717' 141 p. 301.32
Population, resources, enviKonmentX issues in_humarl ecoThgy. San Fra,cisco, W.H. Fieeman Lc1970/ p. 301.32 - Enke, Stephen. Zero U.S. Posulat.:-n growth wbent how and why. Santa,Barbara, Tempo General Electric Company.- -C .Hr7forAd-anced Studies, 1970 22 p. V.F.
Fawcett, James T. "Psycholou crilld bearing," PRIT":" -tion (39) :1-6, Septemc .1r 1971. V.F. 9F ST POPY AVAILABLE
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First Conference on Population, 1965. Proceedings of the Conference sponsored by the Population Institute of the University of the Philippines with the support of the Population Council. Quezon City, University of the Philippines Press for the Population Institute, 1966. 519 p. 312
Fisher, Tadd. Our overcrowded world. New York, Parents' Magazine Press Lc19697 256 p. 301.32
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Rome.Population and food supply. Ncw York, Office of Public Information, United Nations, 1962. 49 p. diagrs., tables (Freedom from Hunger Campaign. Basic sca,dy no. 7.) 630.7
Freedman, Ronald.. Population; the vital revolution. New York, Doubleday, 1964. 274 P. 301.32
Ganguli, B.N. The international dimension of the population problem. Extension lecture delivered at DTRC, Chembur, on March 5, 1970 /n.1317 1970 ? 18 p.. photocopy. V.F.
Gaylin, Willard. "The Frankenstein myth becomes a reality; we have the awful knowledge to make exact copies of human beings," New York Times Magazine, March 5, 1972. photocopy. V.F.
Gillette, Robert. "The limits to growth; hard sell for a
computer view of doomsday," Science 175. : 1088-92, March 10, 1972. photocopy. V.F.
Glass, D.V., ed. The university teaching of social science : demography. Paris, UNESCO, 1957. 200 p. (UNESCO Teaching in the social eciences) 312.07
Governmental Policv.statements on population; an inventory, reports on population and family planning. New York, Population Council and International Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction, 1970. 20 p. V.F.
Hauser, Philip Morris. Population per ..;tives. New Brunswick, N.J., Rutgers University Press /J19607 183 p. tables, 301.32
. The use of sampling fqr vital registration and vital statistics. Chapel Hill, University of North .Carolina, July 1971. 23 p. (Laboratories for population statistics. Reprint series no. 2) 312.0202 BES1 o.JetAVAILM31 E -6-
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H it, Michael and StephenL. Smith. "Why and where people want to move; a classrom exercisein analyzing migration," Teaching 'Notes on Population 1 : 14-18, Spring/Summer 1972.
Holier, Joanne E. Population trends and economicdevelop - 1.,ent in the Far East. Washington, D.C., Population Research Project, George Washington.University, 1965. 56 p. 312.8 Institute of Caribbean Studies. University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras. Politics and population in the' Caribbean, by Aaron Segal with the assistanceof Kent C. Earnhar3. Rio Piedras, Institute of Caribbean Studies. 1969. 158 p. (Special study no. 7) 301.32
Institute of Educational Investigation and Planning, University of Valle, Colombia. Colombia. Paging . the population explosion, 1968. 59 p. photocopy. V.F.
Institute of Population Studies, Hacettepe University,
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International Labour Office (ILO), Geneva. The population and labour -force of Asia. 1950-80._ .Geneva, 1962. 23 p. (Reprinted from: International-labbur Review 86(4) October 1962) 312.8
International Planned Parenthood Fedpration (IPPF), London. Population problems in developina-countries, by Cicely D. Williams. London, IPPF L01962/ 27 p. diagrs. (IPPF Reprint'no. 101) V.F. TEST COPY AVAIUIRLE
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International Union for Health Education. Communication and ALclai_l'actozas-sofativetillx..._zio.tibehviouon of the Population for the attainment of better health. Proceedings of the 7th. International Conference on Health and Health Education, Buenos Aires, 1969. Geneva, InternationalJournal of Health Education, 1969. 498 p. 613.07
Islam, Anjumane Hyatul. "Population chart of Africa," Social studies and geography Ln.pj Anjumane Hyatul Islam bi.d,/ p. 149-153 (In Urdu) mimeo. V.F.
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Joint ECAFE/II0 Regional Seminar on Interrelation Between Population and Manpower Problems, Bangkok, 18-30 January 1971. Report. Presented at ECAFE, 28th. Session, Bangkok, 15-29 March 1972 /Bangkok, ECAFE, 1971/53 p. (E/CN. 11/(.317) V.F.
Jones, Gavin W. The economic effect of declining fertility in less developed countries. New York, Population Council, 1969. 30 p. 301.321
"Effect of population change on the attainment of educational goals in developing countries," Rapid c,rowth consequences and polite implications.Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Press, 1971. p. 315-367. reprint. V.F.
Keyfitz, Nathan. Introduction to the mathematics of population. Reading, Mass., Addison Wesley /c1968,/xiv, 450 p. tables. (Addison-Wesley series in behavioral science: Quantitative methods) 312
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McClearn, Gerald E. "Biology and the social and behavioral sciences,"Items 23(3):33-38, September, 1969. photocopy. V.F.
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ASIA
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Cross-national research studies on the family; theoretical - problems and approaches. document prepared for a meeting of the Core Research Team and consultants in San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 1 -7, 1969,60Y Marvin B. Sussman, Cleveland, Case Western. Reserve University, 1969. 109 p. 613.94
ASIA
Arthur D. Little. "Commercial distribution of contra- ceptives in Colombia, Iran, and the Philippines," Reports on PmillatioaLEgnilLinualiaa (11): 1-24, March 1972. P Asian Employer's Seminar on Population and Family Planning, New Delhi, 22-27 March 1971. Conclusions and backgrpund papers. New Delhi LII41/1971. 106 p. --613 .94
. Report. Geneva, ILO ii9717.7101 p. 613:.-94
Back, Kurt W. and J. Mayone Stycos. The survey under unusual conditions. methodological facets of the Jamaica human fertility investigations. - Lexington, Society for Applied Anthropology, 1959. 52 p. (Society for Applied, Anthropology Monograph no. 1) V.F.
Berelson, Bernard Reuben, ed. National programmes
in familymy....achievements and robl sem . Meerut, Meenakshi Prakashan Lc1962/ xi, 319 p. 613.943
Chalkley, Alan. "Asian governments accept role of 'prime movers' on population policy,"' Asian, November 26 - December 2, 1972. photocopy. V.F.
Consultation ion/ Adult Literacy Education and Family Life Planning, Bangkok, January 25-30, 1971. Bangkok consultation. report. New York., World Education, 1971. 1 v. (various pagings) 613.943
AFGHANISTAN
Afghan Family Guidance Association, Kabul. Annual report, 1968/1969 (In English and Afghan) V.F. intIABLE BESTCOPY
"East Asia Review, 1971," Studies in Family Planning 3(7): 125 - 164f July°1972
Economic Commission for Asia and the Far EaSt (ECAFE), Bangkok. Family planning, internal migration and urbanization in ECAFE countries; a bibliography of (Bibliography) available materials. New York, United Nations, 1968.. 301.32 66 p. (Asian Population Studies series no. 2)
"Family life planning and literacy,"Literacy Dis- cession 3(1): 1-175, March 1972.
"Family planning in Asia," Horizon (Special issue) 19(3): 1-58P.. 27.72,0J V.F.
"Family planning in Asia; the problem and the aims," Financial Post, Thursday, July 8, 1971. V.F.
Hill, Reuban, and-others yThefandrol a P-4erto Rican experiment in social change. New Haven, College & University Press, 1965. 481 p. 613.94
International Planned Parenthood'Federation (IPPF), London. South East Asia and Oceania Region. Conference, Baguio City,.1971.Report. Manila, IPPF/SEATO Secretariat p9711 5 v. 613.943
/Working, papers/ LIPPF/SEATO Secretarial 1971. 5 v. mimeo. 613.943 r-- . Western Pacific Region. Seminar .4011/ Responsible Parenthood & Family Life Education, Tokyo, 28 September -1 October 1971. Background paper. Hong Kong, Family Planning Association, 1971. 1 v. 613.943
Johnson, Stanley. Life without birth; a journey through the third world in search of the population explosion. London, Heinemann /c1970.) xii, 364 p. 301.32
"New role for traditional midwives in Asia," :,:literna- tional Planned Parenthood News (220): 2, August 1972. P
Regional Seminar on Functional Literacy and Family Planning Education, Esfahan, Iran, April-May 6, '971. Report, aponsored by the Ministry of Health and World Education in Cooperation with Ministry of Education, Work Oriented Adult Literacy Project and the Population Council, edited by Linda Burgess. 613.943 New York, World Education, 1971. 60 p. -68-
Stycos, J. Mayone and Kurt W. Bach, Tte control of human fertility in Jamaica. Ithaca, Cornell University Presso196L/ 377 p. 613.94
JNESC1117 Regional Course inthe Production and Use of Mass Media for Family Planning Programmes in Asia, Seoul, 14 September - 10 October 1970. Final report. Bangkok, Unesco Regional Office for Education in Asia, 1971. 58 p. (MC /FP /Asia /1) 613.943(384)
. Principles of production and use of mass media for family planning,programmes3 working papers. Paris, UNESCO, 1970(COM/Conf. 18/4) 313.94
Workshop on Literacy/Population/Family Planning Edu- cation, New Delhi, 18 April - 2 May, 1970. Report of Ne. st So ,sia Far East Worksho . New York, World Educationc1970 126 p. 301.32
BANGLIVESE,
Gustafson, Harold G, and others. "Educational efforts in the implementation of rural family planning in East Pakistan,"Demography4(1): 81-89, 1967. V.F.
CHINA. Republic of
"China makes headway in reducing birthrate," World Education Reports.1(3): 10-11, Fall 1972.
"Faundes, Anibal and Japani Luukkainen" Health and family planning services in the Chinese People's Republic,"Studies in Family PlaftniaK 3(7) Suppl.: 165-176, July 1972. AVAILABLE BEST -69_
HONG KONG
Family Planning Association of Hong Kong. Annual report. 1971- (In English and Chinese
. '"Hong Kong," Country Profiles: 1-8, November, 1969. "Hong v'ong," Stildiesizilplannina 3(7): 125-127, July 1572*
International Planned Parenthood.Federation'(IPPF)9. London. 'western Padi'fic Region.:. Seminar/On7 Responsible Parenthood & Family Life Education, Tokyo, 28 September - 1 October 1971. Background gaper. Hong Kong, Family Planning Associationof Hong Kong, 1971. 1 v. 613.943
INDIA
Amrhitmahal, G.R. Communication and motivation for family_ planning to married couples. New Delhi, Central Family- Planning Institute, 1969. 15 p. (CFPI Technical paper'np..7) V.F.
Banerji, D. Family plan and a perspective. Nev Delhi, People's Publishing House /c1971/ 85 p. 613.943
Basavarajappa, K.G. "Changes in are at marriage of females and their effect on the birth rate in India; a reply," Eugenics Quarterly 15(k) :293-295, December 1960 '.photocopy... V.F.
Bharatiya Grameen Nahila Sangh. Ach.:.evem.nts and activities. Ne.. Delhi, Bharatiya Grameen Nahila Sangh /n.d17 12 p. J.F.
Bhatia, Brajesh, .and otherS. stucl.in familyplanning communication direct mailing," DeMcgraphw.3(2)1,_ 343-351, 1966. reprint. V.F. -70- 3Eser COPY AVAILABLE
Central Family Planning Institute (CFPI), Delhi. A study in family planning communication-direct mailing. NeW:Delhi, Asia Press, 1968. 19 p. V. F.
Communication Research P'rogramme. A study in family planning communication: Ileeru District /by/ B.L. Raina, and others. Mow Delhi, CFPI /79677$2 p. (CFPI Monographs series no. 3) 613.94
Communication and family planniul rtport.of an intensive family planning promotion campaign; an experiment and a survey in South Delhi area. Nev; Delhi,. andian Institute of.rass Communication 23713.:-.
Dubey, D.C. and A.K. Degram. Family planning com- munications studies in India; a review nf findings and implications of studies on communications. Nev Delhi, Central Family Planning Institute (CFPI) /19697 96 p. (CFiI Monograph series hp, 8) 613.943
and A. Bardhan., T6616.1 qiderations for family planning programme. Nevi Delhi, Central Family Planning Institute (CFPI) 1971. 19 p. Technical paper no, 15) V.F.
Institute of Applied Nanpower Research (IANR). New Delhi. Planned development and population growth, by N.A. Gopalaswami. New Delhi, IANR 1963. 57 p. (IANR Working paper no. 4) 331.11
Kamat; A.R., ed. Population problems of India, A symposium held under the India Science Congress, 1969. New Delhi, Central. Family Planning. Institute 7171) 1969: 8-4 (dFPI.Nonograph series no. 11) 301.32
Nalini. !!Age:at marriage,", Journal of Family Welfare 14.(.5).:51-56, Larch 19a... photocopy. BEST COPY AVAILABLE -71-
K==hy=p, K.N. r==lily planning anA adult education," Indian Journal of Adult Education 30(11): 9-10, November 1969. P
Kline, David. "Role of education in population and family planning programmes," Indian Journal of Adult Education 33(8): 14-17, August 1972. P
Majumdar, Murari, and :others. PUse:-of oral ontril.ceptives in urban, rural, and slum areas," Studies in Family Planning. 3(9): 227-32, September 1972.
Marsick, Victoria J. "Literacy and family planning in India," Indian Journal of Adult Education 32(7): 8-10, July 1971.
National Seminar on the Role of Voluntary Agencies in the Implementation of Public Health, Medical Care and Family Planning Programmes Under Five Year Plans, Madras,'Deceiiber 29-31, ta65 lUeport7. Madras, Andra Mahila Sabha 27066/ 205 p. 613.943.
Pathak, S.H. "Implementation of .family planning in India: a oeitique of strategy and approach," Popula- tion Review 12(1&2): 60-68, Jan -Dec. 1968. P.
Planning Research and ,Action Institute. (PRAI),. Uttar Pradesh. Famil lannin.--communicatiOn:actiam research projectReport - test phase Uttar Pradesh, PRP7, 1968. 46, 5 p. publication no. 362) 613.943
Report on family planning communication action researchro'ect (Pilot 'lase).-Luck awi PRAI, 19 . 27 p. PRAI publication no. 345) 613.943.
Poffenberger, Thomas, and others. 11441:4fg,4pmmic.2- tion and motivational aspects of population.control in an Indian village. New Delhi, Central Family -. Planning Institute (CFPI) 2T9627 117 p. (CFPI' Monograph series no. 10). 613.943
"Urban Indian attitudinal response and behavior relating to family planning; possible implications for the mass communication' program," Journal of Family Welfare '14(4):.31-38.9 June 1968. photocopy. V.F. -72--
13.E.S.1 COP'r.VIIILABLE Pan; students .n.nri family planriinm.. New Delhi , Pathfinder FundZ1970/ 10 p. V.F.
"Report ready on India workshops," Wcrld Education Reports 1(3): 11, Fall, 1972.
Samuel, T.J. "The strengthening of the mr...Avation . for family limitation in India,"Journal of Family Welfare 13(2): 116, December 1966. V.F.
Srivastava, V.K. "Educational approach to family planning," Kurukshetra 18(4): 8,Independence Day, 1970. .
INDONESIA
"Community elucation program developed-for Java, Bali," East-West Communication Institute. Information, Education, Communication in Population Newsletter (65-: 1, May 1972.
"Indonesia," Studies in Family Planning 3(7): 128-13?, July 1972.
Rogers, Everett N.. A field study of family planning incentives and field staff in IndonePia. .Djakartal Indonesian Planned Parnthood Association, 1971.
1 v. (various paginga) . amoo. '613.943
Sastrasuanda, Toto E. Fertility and mortality in Indonesia .an analysis of second national socio- economic survey, November 1964-February.196V Bombay, Demographic Training and dResiaich Centre,. 1969. 20 p. - Tanny, Jacqueline B., trans. Family planning ap- proaches in Indonesia. Der',Ved fidM-the Indonesian' periodical Dress. Honolulu; East West Center, Institute of Advanced Projects, 1969. 43 p. (Institute of Advanced Projects. Occasional Papers of Research Publications and Translations series no. 34) 613:943 BEST COPYAVAILABLE -73-
IRAN
Gillespie, Robert and M. Loghmani. "Using school teachers and the literacy corps to recruit new family life planning users," Literacy Discussion 3(1): 87-104, March 1972. P
, and others. "Pmpulatior.family size and :contra- r ptive content in the adult literacy projects in sfahan, Iran," Literacy Discussion 3(1): 75-86, March 1972.
International Labor Office United Nations Fund for Population Activities. Report to the_government of Iran on the incorporation of family planning care within the medical services of the social insurance organisation, Geneva, ILO, 1971. 35 p. mimeo. (ILO/UNFPA/Iran/R.28) V.F.
"Mass media persuasive in Korea and Iran," Interna- tional Planned Parenthood News (224): 2, December 1972, P
Naini, Mahvash Alavi. "Work-oriented literacy pro- gramme and family life planning in a pilot project in Isfahan, Iran,"Literacy Discussion 3(1): 61- 74, March 1972. P
JAPAN
Institute of Population Problems, Tokyo. Population trend and economic growth in Japan, by Minoru Tachi. Tokyo, Institute of Population Problems, 1960. 25 p. (Institute of Population Problems. English pamphlet series no. 50) mimeo. 312
KOREA, Republic of
Chung, Bom Mo, atd lthers. Phycliplogical lor6Pectives; family planning in_Korea. Seoul, Korean institute for Research in the Behavioral Sciences, 1972. 531p.613.519
Koh, Kap-suk and Jang-Keun Cha. "The influence of increased a5r at first marriage upon fertility in Korea," Journal of Population Studies 10: 101-105, 1970 (English summary). photocopy. -74-- CQPI 1,WAIIABLE
Korea. Ministry of Health and Social Affairs. The findings of the national survey in family planning; 'national family planning status survey, 1965. 1967/ Seoul, Planned Parenthood Federation of Korea, 1965, 1968. .2 v. (In Korean and English) 613.94
. The. Korean family planning program, in.charts (2d) ed. Seoul, Planned Parenthood Federation. of Korea, 1969. 37 p. (In Korean and. English) 613.94
. National family planning program LSeoul/ Population Council, Korea, 1972. 25 p. mimeo. V.F.
. National infra- uterine contraception report,. Seoul, Planned Parenthood Federation of Korea, 1967. 86 p. (In Korean and English) 613.94
"Korea,"Stuciies in Family Planning 3(7):132-135, July 1972. P Kyung-Kyoon, Chung. "Analytical review often years of family planning programs in Korea," Journal of Popu).ation Studies 13:145-149, 1971.
"Mass media persuasive in Korea and Iran," International Planned Parenthood News (224):2, December 1972.
MAIAYSIk
Appudurai, S._ The role of voluntary organizations in family planning, Lpaper presented at the/ National Seminar on Technical Co-operation and Population Programmes, Kuala Lumpur, 10-15 April, 1972 LKuala Lumpur/ Malaysian Trades Union Congress and International Labour Organization L1972/ 18 p. 613.94
Malaysia. National Family Planning Board. Report on the West Malaysian family survey 1966-1967. Kuala Lumpur, National Family Planning Board L1962/ 'Env, 534 P- 613.94
"Malaysia,"Studies in Family Planning 3(7):136-139, July 1972. p. -75- n.:T Ulu?MAU
National Seminar on General Consequences of Population_Growth, (2d) 1Cala Lumpur, 16-17, March 1970. Proceedings LKuala Lumpu/ National Family Planning Board, Malaysia,_197.0. 185 p. 301.32
National Seminar on Technical Co-operation and Population 7-ogrammes, Kuala. Lumpur, 10-15 April 1972 /Working pacers7 LKuala Lumpur/ Malaysian Trades Union Congress and Inter-. national Labour Organization. 1 v._ (unpaged)mimeo. 613.94
Palmore, James A. and others. Interpersonal communication and the diffusion of family vlanning in West Malaysia. Honolulu, East-West Population Institute, 1971. 33 De (East-West Population Institute Paper no. 12) 613.94
. _ Population Council, New York. Demographic Division. Selected questionnaires on knowledRe. attitudes and practice of family olanning; v. I. New York, Population Council, 1967. 346 p. 613.94
Shantakumar, G. Differentia fertility in Western MalaysiaLStudy submitted to the Demographic Training and Research Centre as a part of the Training Programme
1967-6g/ Bombay ZDemographic Training and Research ... Centrt/ 1968. 1 v. (various pagings) V.F.
"Napalts Panchayat leaders pledge community action for family planning.," International Planned Parenthood Neu (224):1-2, December 1972.
"Remote lowlands. of Nepal_reachedbymobile teams,": International Planned Parenthood News, (219):1, July 1972.
PACIFIC ISLAND
Family Plannihg Association of Fiji: "Population eduCation," World Population and Planned Parenthood News (19):1-4, January 1972.
Fry, N.H. .HPOpUlation growthand education planning,": New Guinea Research Bulletin (34):62-95, April 197b. -76- BEST Mr/AVAIL ARE International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), London. South East Asia and Oceania Region. Conference, Bandung, June 1969. Family planning and national development; proceedings, edited by R.K.B. Hankinson and Nani Soewondo. Indonesian edition. London, IPPF Lc19627 259 P. 613.94
. Western Pacific Region. Seminar, Hong Kong, 28th September - 1st October 1971. Responsible aorenthood and family life education; proceedings, edited by the Family Planning Association of Hong Korig Tokyo, IPPF,Westerfl.Pifis R--"n: 1972, 94 p. 613.94
Wolff, Robert J., "Population dynamics and family planning in the Pacific,"South Pacific Bulletin 22(1): 55-60, First Quarter,1972.
PAKISTAN
Bean, Lee L. and A.D. Bilatti. "Threw years of Pakistan's new national family-planning programme," Pakistan Development Review 9: 35-57, 1969. P
Family Planning Association of Pakistan, "The National Conference 1969," Birthright 4(4): 1-42, 1969. photocopy. V.F.
. Proceedin s of the National Conference, 1969. Lahorebwoden Pakistan Family Welfare Project 1970. 165 p. 613.943
. A summary of the Conferenc.. Held at the Pakistan Academy for Rural Development,..... Kotbary, Comilla. ffahore, Sven en Pakistan Family Welfare Project, 196g 10 p. V.F.
Green, Lawrenr,e W. and Karol .J. Krotki. "Class and parity biases in family planning programs: the case of Karachi,"Eugenics Quarterly 15(4): 235-51, December '963. V.F.
Lesinski, J-hn, and others. "Surrey 1pfteadhinG o17. family planning iu the medical cellegps irk Pakistan," Pakistan Journal of Family Planning 5(1): 45-59, January 1969. V.F. -77- 0:;fY PVAIIABLE
PHILIPPINES
International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), London. IPPF mrld survey: focus on Latin: -America, special reports on Kenya and the Philippines. London, IPPF, 1966. 4o p. 613.943
Philippine Rural Reconstruction Movement (PRRM) Literacy and population, family planning education; a demonstration ro'ect. New York, World Education, 1971. 1 v, various paginge0 613.943
"Philippines," Studies in Family Plannin 3(7): 14o- 1421. July 1972.
* Population Education Center (PEC), Manila. Guide to the teaching of family living-and-sex education' in fourth year high school. Manila, PEC,' 1970-71. 109 p. 613.943
* . Guide to the teaching of'family living and sex education in grade six. Manila, PEC, 1970-71. 109 p. 613.943
Valenzuela, Victor C. On population control and family planning. Manila, Family Planning Associa- tion of the Philippines, 1966. 4 p. V.F.
SINGAPORE
Kanagaratnam, Eslpulation and family planning Pro- gram /pier presented at the Third National Population Seining__Bangkok, April 2-9, 19687Bangkok, National Research Council, 1968. 18 p. V._F..
"Results of faMily planning survey to be analysed," Straits Times, Saturday, November 4, 1972. clipping. V.F.
Singapore. Family Planning and PopUlation Board. Family Planning. Singapore,_Ministry of Health, Public Health Division 2:1966/ 37 p. V.F.
"Singapore," Studies in Family:p"-anning;!!L_3(7):. 143=. - 144, July 1972. P -78- BEST COPYAVAILABLE
SRI LANKA
Abhayratne, O.E.R. and C.H.S. Jayewardene. Family. planning in Ceylon, Colombo 2n.p_../ 1968. 188 p. 613..94
"All out bid to reduce birth rate," Ceylon Daaz Mirror, Saturday, 27th. November, 1971. V.F.
"Economic objectives of birth control; an interview with Donald Lubin," Ceylon Daily News, Friday, 19th.November, 1971. clipping. V.F.
"FPA prepares to take its message to the doorstep," Ceylon Daily News, Tuesday, 16th.November 1971, typescript. V.F.
"Family planning,"Ceylon Daily News, Thursday, 18th. November, 1971. clipping. V.F.
"Family planning given priority," Ceylon Daily News, Monday, 22 November, V.F.
"Family planning - a human right," Ceylon Daily Mirror, Friday, 10t December, 1971. clipping. V.F.
"Jaffna people take to family planning," Sun, Monday, 18th.October, 1971. typescript. V.F.
Ling, T.O. "Buddhist factors in population growth and control; a survey based on Thailand and Ceylon," Population Studies 23(1): 53-60, March 1969. V.F.
"New fillip for family planning,"Sun, Monday, 29th. November, 1971. clipping. V.F.
"Our aim; 25 births per 1,000, says Minister," Times Weekender, Sunday, 28th.November, 1971. typescript. V.F.
"Population planning,"Times of Ceylon, Saturday, 20th. November, 1971. typescript. V.F.
"Population prospect," Times of Ceylon, Monday, 1st November, 1971. typescript. V.F.
United Nations. Department of Edonomic and Social Affairs. Commissioner for Technical Co-operation. Family planning evaluation mission to Ceylon. New York, 1971. 80 p. (TAO/CEY/14) 301.32 -79- PvAIIRRE
United Nations. Department cf Economics and Social Affair::. Interagency Minzion Zep=t7 Proparod for the Governmemt of tieylon, by the United Nations in cooperation with UNESCO and WHO with financial assistance of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities. New York, UN. Department of Economic and &ocial Affairs, 1971. 79 p. (TAO/CEY/14) 613.94
"Where there's a pill, there's a way," Ceylon Daily Mirror, Thursday, 14th October, 1971. typescript. V.F.
THAILAND
"In Thailand; a project in functional education for family life planning moves out of the pilot stage," World Education Report 1(1): 6-7+, Spring 1972.
Kowit Vorapipatana. "In Thailand, part II; initial evaluation optimistic for future of literacy - family Ufa planning program," World Education Report 1(2): 1-3+, Summer 1972. P
Ling, T.C. "Buddhist factors in population growth and control; a survey based on Thailand and Ceylon," Population Studies 23(1): 53-60, March 1969. V.F.
Mullins, Caroll and W. Gordon Perkin. "The use of programmed instruction in family planning training programs; a preliminary report," Studies in Family Planning (37): 1-13, 1969. P
Nibondh Sasidhorn and Hugh M. Smythe. "Population control in Thailand through female sterilization," American Journal of Economics and Sociology 24(3): 301 -06, July 1965. V.F.
Planned PaYmthood Association of Thailand (PPAT), R Bangkok. Technical Information Committee. Family (Abstracts)
Planning Abstracts. no. 1- 1971- . 613.943
"Thailand: Family planning activities 1968 to 1970," Studies in Family Planning 2(9): 181-204, September 1971. P
Thailand. Ministry of Educatir . Department of Elementary and Adult Education. Functional literacy and family planning g.n/ Thailand. New York, World Education, 1971. 1 v. (various pagings). 613.943 -80- BEST COPY AVAILABLE
Thailand.Ministry of Public Health.: National Family Plann.Lng Project. Family planning in Thailand 1962_- 1970. Bangkok, 1971. 27 p. V.F.
"Thailand," Studies in Family Planning 3(7): 151-156, July 1972. P
"34 million Thais," Investor 3(2): 130-31, February, 1971.
VIETNAM, Reublic..of
"Vietnam,"Studies. in Family Planning 3(7): 156 -169, July 1972. UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION
Population, Population and Family Education and Family Planning:
Accessions List February - June 1973
POPULATION
POPULATION AND FAMILY EDUCATION 18
FAMILY PLANNING 30
Population Education Clearing House Service of the UnescO Regional Office for Education in Asia Bangkok
June 1973
BK/73/D/273-500 Introduction
This is a list of materials added to the Population
Education Clearing House collection during the period February -
June 1973.
The bibliography is divided into three sections: Population,
Population and Family Education, and Family Planning. In each
section, publications not relating to any specific country or
dealing with countries outside the Unesco Asian Region are listed
under "General ". Publications dealing with the Asian region tre
presented under Asia" and those referring to a specific Asian
country are listed under country names arranged alphabetically.
Entries referring to more than one subject or country are repeated.
All entries are in alphabetical order by author names, and
publications of an institute can be also found under the name of the author (if available).
Call numbers are added at the end of each entry: the letters
represent the following:
P = Periodical
R = Reference
V.F. = Vertical File or,pamphlet material. Cthq POPULATION
Ackerman, Edward A. "Population natural resources, and technology? ?, Annals Of the American Academy of Poli- VF cal & Social Science: 81-97, January 1967. photocopy. P0P118 Adiseshiah, Malcolm S. Openin,g speech at the inaugural meeting of the special Committee of experts on the definition of Unescovs responsibilities in the field of population, Unesco, Paris, 6-12 July 1962. 5 p. VF (DDG/67/4) mimeo. P0P98 African Population Conference (1st), Ibadan, Nigeria, 3-7 January 1966. See Caldwell, John C., ed. The Population of tropical Africa. American Society of International Law. See Virginia, University. School of Law. The World Population crisis: Policy implications and the role of law. American Universities Field Staff. Fieldstaff perspectives. The Impact of nopul_a.tiorns 301.32 on society. 1971- AME
. The Impact of population problems on society. See American Universities Field Staff. Fieldstaff perspectives.
. Population perspective, 1971; ed. with commentaries by Harrison_Brown and Alan Sweezy. 301.32 San Francisco, Freeman Lc1972/ 307 p. AI4E Bannett, James P.. and Richard Brown. See TEMPO. General Electric7s Center for Advanced'Studies, Santa Barbara. Description of the economic- demographic model. Barrett, John, ed, International aspects of over- population; procc-xlings of a Conference Lon the Impact on International Relations of the PopUla- tion_Explosion, Johannesburg, 23 June - 1 July 1970/ by the South African_Institute of Inter- national Affairs. "Iondop/ Macmillan Lc1972/ 301.32 334 P. BAR Bechhofer, F. See Edinburgh Conference on Demography, 1967. Bogue, Donald J. Demographic techniques of fertility analysis. ZChicagp/ .immunity and Family Study. Center, University of Chicago, 1971. 116 p. (Rapid feedback for family planning improvement. Family 301.321 planning research and evaluation manual no. 2) BOG !
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Brown, Jerry L. Teachers ruide /to/ Population: VF the U.S. problem - the world crisis. 4 p. POP130
Caldwell, John C., ed. The Population of tropic10. Africa: Zproceedingp./ of the First African Popui, tion Conference, Ibadan, Nigeria, 3-7 January l96L, sponsored by the University of Ibadan in co-opera- tion with the Population Council, New York. London, 301.3296 Longmans Lc198J 457 p., tables, maps. CAL
Carolina Population Center (CPC), Chapel Hill. Approaches to the human fertility Problem. Prepared for the UN Advisory Committee on the Application of Science and Technology to Development. Chapel Hill, 301.32 CPC, 1968. 143 p. CAR
. International directory_of population R informAtion and library resources (with 1972 (Directories) Supplement): comp. and ed. by Catherine Fogle 301.32 and others. Chapel Hill, CPC, 1972. 324 p. CAR
Centre for Economic and Social Information, Geneva. VF Environment: Stockholm. Geneva Ln.dJ 23 p. POP110
Chamberlain, Neil W. Beyond Malthus: population 301.32 and power. New York, Basic Books Lc197QJ 214 p. CHA
ChSu, Ta IJgoc. Population growth and cost of education in developinf countries. Paris, International Insti- tute of Education Planning, 1972. 313 p. tables, 301.32 charts (IIEP 72/D.2A) CHA
Chauls, Donald S. An Introduction to the population problem and Population education; Lprepared for thJ Training Program in Population Education for the General Office of Personnel, Bureau of Public 301.32 Schools, Manila, 1972. 71 p. tables. photocopy. CHA
Chen, Kuan-I. World population growth and living standards. New York, Bookman Associates &196g/ 301.32 93 p., tables. CHE
Cox, Peter R., ed. Population and Pollution; pro- ceedings of the 8th Annual Symposium of theEugenice_ Society, London, 1971. London, Academic Press L1972/ 614.7 x, 163 p. illuS. COX
Durand, John D. "A Long-range view of world population growth", Annals of the American Academz of Political VF
amend Social Science : 1-8, January 1967. photocopy. POP113 BEST COPYAVAILABLE
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East-West Communication Institute, Honolulu. Directory R of IEC assistance; sources and types of aid (Directories) available for the informationeducation, comrnunica- 613.94 tion components of population/family planning pro - EAS grams. Honolulu, East-West Communication Institute, 1972. 24 p. R East-West Population Institute, Honolulu. Resource (Bibliography) materials collection acquisition list. Oct. - 301.32 Dec. 1972- EAS Easterlin, Richard A. nEffectE4zf,population growth on the economic development of developing countries ", AnnisoftheArrannolitisLal& Social VF Science; 98-108, January 1967. photocopy. POP119
Edinburgh Conference on Demography, 1967. Population growth and the braindraiu ed. by F. Bechhofer. 301.32 Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press Lc1962/236 p. EDI El-Badry, M.A. "Population projections for the ,00rld, developed and developing regions: 1965-200012, Annals, of the American Academy of Political & Social Science: VF 9-15,, January.1967. photocopy. POPI14 Everett, Alexander H. New ideas on population- with remarks on thetbearifs21galthusanggaiwia. New York, Augustus M. Kelly, 1970. 410 p. (Reprints 301.32 of economic classics) photocopy. EVE
Fogle, Catherine, and others. See Carolina. Population Center (CPC), Chapel Hill. International directory of _population information and library resources.
Friedman, Davit. Laissez-faire in population; tng least bad solution. New York, Population Council Lc1972/ 613.94 43 p. (Population Council occasional paper) FRI
Frisen, Carl M. Demographic factors in economic and social deyelopment planning; note by the Pakistan International Family Planning Conference, Dacca, January 28 - February 4, 1969. Lahore, Sweden VF Pakistan Family Welfare Project, 1969. POP10
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Holmes, David N. and Richard Brown. See TEMPO. General Electric's Center for Advanced Studies, Santa Barbara.. Calculating the benefits of slower population growth.
"Human ecology and demography; scope and limits", Schnore, Leo F. The Urban scene New York, 301.364 Free Press (c1965)., p. 1-78. SCH
International Bank for Reconstruction and DevelOpment. World-Bank atlg,s; population per capita :product and growth rates. 6th ed. Washington', D.C., 301.32 1971. L13 n,/ INT
International Conference on Malnutrition, Cambridge, Mass., March 1-3, 1967. Proceedings. See Scrimshaw, Nevin S., ed. Malnutrition, learning, and behavior.
International Institute *of Education Planning (IIEP), Paris See Chau, Ta Ngoc. Population growth and cost of education i. developing countries.
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International Union for the Scientific Study of the Population. See International Population Conference, London, 2-11 September 1969.
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Kammeyer, Kenneth C.W. An Introduction to population. 301.32 London, Intertext Books Lc1972/ 196 p., charts. KAN
Kline, David, and others. population through communication, education and reinforcement. Cambridge, Mass., Center for Studies in Education & Development, Harvard Graduate School of Education, 613.94 1972. 74 p. charts. KLI
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Loraine, John A. and R.D.E. Rumsey. The Death of 61 tomorrow. London, Heineman Lc1977/376 p. LOR
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Oak Ridge Associated Universities. Southern Regional Demographic Group'(SRDG), Oak Ridge. Research and the 1970 census Ipapers of the conference organized by SRDG, Oak Ridge, 18-20 March 1971/ ed. by Abbok L. 312 Ferriss. Oak Ridge Ln.d.L/ 183 P. OAK
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Pringle, Laurence. One earth, many peonle: the challenging of human nonulation growth. New York, 301.32 Macmillan Lc1971/ 86 p. illus. PRI
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Sak Prachin. The Basic cause of over-population", VF Financial Post, Friday, March 9, 1973. clipping. POP111
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Sociological Resources for Social Studies (SRSS). Family size and society. Boston, Allyn and Bacon LP1972/ 55 p. illus. (Episodes in social 301.32 inquiry series) SOC
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TEMPO. General Electric7s Center for Advanced Studies, Santa Barbara. Calculating the benefits of slower population growth; a short method and workbook by David N. Holumes, Jr. and Richard Brown. Santa Barbara, TEMPO, General Electricis Center for Advanced Studies for U.S. AID Ln.d,/vii, 67 p. 301.32 (70TMP-87) TEM
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U.S. Department of Labor. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Population and labor force prolections for the United States 1960 to 1925. Washington, D.C., 331.11 1959. 56 n., diagrs., tables. USA
United Nations Conference on the Human Environment, Stockholm, 5-16 June 1972. Report New York, United Nations, 1972. 122 + 18 n. (A/CONF.48/14) 614.7 mimeo. UNI
United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Interim renort on conditions and trends of fertility in the world 1960-1(12. New York, 1972. 89 n., tables (Population studies no. 52. 301.321 ST/SOA/SER.A/52) UNI
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Virginia, University. School of Law. The World population crisis policy implications and the role of law: proceedings of the Regional Meeting of the American Society of International Law and Symposium of the John Bassett Moore Society of International Law, Charlottesville, March 12-13, 1971. Charlottesville, University of Virginia 301.32 Schools of Law L01971/ 180 n. VIR
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American Uni\ersities Field Staff. Population perspective, 1071, ed. with commentaries '.)y Harrison Brown and Alan Sweezy. San Francisco, 301.32 Freeman Lcl .72/ 113-268. ..ANTE
"Asia's population by 2000 A. . , Asian Student P 21(6):7, December 1972. POP52
"Asia's population in the year 2000 expected to exceed total world population of 1970", Stamford Journal (Singapore)4(10):11, October 1972. P0P53
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"Asian nonulation rises by 50 million a year.', VF Morning News, 15 November 1972, clipping. POP124
Asian Symposium on Labour and Population Policies, Kuala Lumpur, 24 July - 3 August 1972. Report ! organized by ILO and ECAFE. /n.p., n.d,/ 1 v. .301.32 (various nagings) AST
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Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), Bangkok. Asian population programme progress report. ECAFE 27th session, 20-30 April 1971. 23 D. (E/CN 11/VF L.294) mimeo. POP92 MilkLekut.c. -12- ciLS1
Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), Bangkok. Report and selected papers; the Regional Seminar on Population Aspects of Social Development, Bangkok, 11-20 January 1972.Bangkok, 1972. 148 p. 613.943 (Asian population studies no. 11) ECO
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ILO/ECAFE Asian Sumposiumon Labour and Population Policies, Kuala Lumpur,24 July - 3 August 1972. See Asian Sumposium onlabour and Population Policies, Kuala Lumpur,24 July - 3 August 1972.
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Population Problems Inquiry Council. Opinions on "points for special consideration in regional standpoint of population Problems". Population Problems Inquiry VF Council/ 1963. 33 P. P0P93
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Regional Seminar on Population Aspects of Social Development, Bangkok, 11-20 January 1972. See Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), Bangkok.
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Sorge, R.M. "Gap widens between rich and poor ", VF Bangkok Post, Tuesday, 20 February 1973. clipping. P0P125
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Thompson, Warren S. Population and progress in the Far East LChicago/University of Chicago Press 301.32 Le1952/ix, 443 P- THO
"Urban population of Asia to triple by 2000; UN VF study ", Dawn, 10 November 1972. clipping. POP123
Working Group on Training of Personnel in Family Planning Programmes, Bangkok, 27 July - 7 August 1970. See Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), Bangkok.
China, People's 4ppublic of
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Gupta, K.P. "How China curbs her population'', VF Nation, Sunday 18, 1973. clipping. POP16
Orleans, Leo A. Every fifth child; the population 301.32 of China. London, MethUan Lc1972/ 191 p. ORL
India
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Amani, Mehdi. Demographic aspects of evolution in the morphology of the in Iran; Lpaper Presented at the World Congress of Sociology, Varna, Bulgaria, 14-19 September 197Q/17 p. VF mimeo. POP109
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Japan. Ministry of EnvironmentaLAffairs. Government retort on environment forming 1TLa...... piolnewenviroruicies. Tokyo, 1972. 614.7 448, 18 p. (In Japanese) JAP
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Kim, Taek Il, and others. The Korean national family planning program: nonulation control and fertility decline. New York, Population Council Lc1972/232 D. tables, diagrs. graphs, biblio- 613.94 graphy. KIM
Asian Population Conference (2d), Tokyo, 1-13 VF November 1972. Lao statement. 12 p. mimeo. P0P137
LLaoJ National Seminar on Population and Family Well- Being (1st), Vientiane,_28-30 August 1972. Zrrosi. cessiinas of the Seminar/organized by the Commis.- sion for the Promotion of Family Well-Being. Pientiane/ gommission for the Promotion of Family 301.32 Well-Being L1972/ 209 n. (In Lao) LAO Pakistan
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Population census of Pakistan, 1961;.literaCy and education. Karachi, 1962. (Census Bulletin 315.49 no. 4) PAK
Fhilippines,
Family Life Workshop of the Philippines. Population pnroblemeadfamilyLianaira; proceedings of the First Seminar - Workshop for Family Life Leaders, Quezon City, November 18-22, 1967. Quezon City, 613.94 University of Philippines, 1967. 61 p. FAM
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Carlson, Bruce D. Thailand population trends, VF programs, and policy. 1967. 57 D. photocopy. POP121
Human Ecology and Nutrition Research Facility (HENREF). Working paper on proposal for a I.Tman ecology and nutrition research facility VF for Thailand. 17 p. photocopy. POP120
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National Statistical Office.Population 315.93 '`end housing census (selectedtab es) 1972- THA
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* American Universities Field Staff. Teacher's guide to Fieldstaff perspectives' Hanover, 301.32 1971. 13 n. - AME
Banaag, J.F. See Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMED) Regional Centre for Education in Science and Mathematics (RECSAM), Glugnr, Penang. Activities for a research course in population biology.
Barros, Helen. Population education in Brazil! a first exploration; prepared .for the Seminar on Issues in Population Education; Cambridge,. Mass., Center for Studies in Education and Development; Harvard Graduate School of Education, 1972. 39 p. 301.32 photocopy; BAR
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''Bibliography on population education and family planning', Journal of the Faculty of Education, Chulalon#korn University, special issue, no. 1, VF 21 November 1972. 11 D. PE71
Burleson, Noel David. The First five-year plan for no_pulation education! (with a bibliography for nonulation center libraries) Ln.").11 1972. 1 v. 301.32 (unpaged) BUR
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* Butler, Robert A. Sociology unit 8; population. 301.07 New York, Westinghouse Learning (c.1971) 24 P. BUT
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Chauls, Donald S. An Introduction to the popula- tion problem and population education; ,prepared for the/ Training Program in Population Education for the General Office of Personnel, Bureau of Public Schools, Manila, 1972. 71 p. tables. 301.32 photocopy. CHA
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* Davis, Russell G. CurriculumdeulamentinRopula- tion education; a note on missing components; prepared for the Seminar on Issues in Population Education, Cambridge, Mass., Center for Studies in Education and Development, Harvard Graduate 301.32 School of Education, 1972. 34 p. photocopy. DAV
East-West Communication Institute, Honolulu. Reference library for workshop for population education program development specialist. July 21 - September 1. 1972. Honolulu, 1972. 1 v. VF (unpaged) PE91
* Family Planning Associat_on of Hong Kong. Film Library. Film catalogue and other audio visual materials. Hong Kong, Family Planning Association 613.94 of Hong Kong, 1972. 36 p. FAM
Finseth, Katherine. Games & population; prepared for the Seminar on Issues in Population Education, Cambridge, Mass., Center for Studies in Education and Development, Harvard Graduate School of 301.32 Education, 1972. 30 p. photocopy. FIN
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FAa_MJIIILaggaefolpopulation- hication. 301.32 1972. 24 p. photocopy. FIN
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* Force, Elizabeth S. Teaching family life education. the Toms River Program Led. by/ Palu Vahanian. New York, Teachers College, Columbia University 612.6 Lc1962/ 38 p. (Human relations and the family) FOR
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Kronhausen, Phyllis. and Eberhard Kronhausen. "Sex education; more avoid than neglected?", Teachers College Record64(4) 321-330, January 1963. PE32
* Lukas, Henry: A Proposal for a population educa- tion program in Cambridge; prepared for the Seminar on Issues in Population Education, Cambridgei Mass., Center for Studies in Educa- tion and Development, Harvard Graduate School 301.32 of Education, 1972. 41 p. photbcoPY- LUK
Lulla, B.P. Need for an operational programme of .o.ulation education-in our schools. Baroda, Population Education Centre, Faculty of Educa- tion and Psychology, M.S. University of Baroda, 301.32 1971. 112 p. (Extension monography no. 2) POP
* Manley, Helen. Family life arc: sex'education in the elementary school. Washington, D.C., National Education Association. Department. of Elementary Kindergarten-Nursery Education Lc1962/ 26 p. 612.6 illus. MAN
Marshall, Judith. Bibliography or population_educa- VF tion. 1971. 12 p. photocopy. PE90
North Carolina, University. Population Education Media Fair. Guide to instructional materials. VF Chapel Hill (n.d.) 11 p. photocopy. PE165
* Oteyza, Merla Natividad and Milagros Arellano Perez. Balk (plan); guide to the teaching of family living and sex education in grade six, fourth year high school and collegei a paper submitted Lat the./ Second Seminar in Population Education, East-West 612.6 Center, July.27, 1971. 26 p. OTE
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* Population education: a curriculum guide for higher education; sponsored by the Family Planning Organization of the Philippines and 301.32 the Colombo Plan Bureau Ln:p., n.d,/ 256 p. POP
Population Education Centre, Baroda. Extension monograph. Baroda, Population- Centre, Faculty
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. Know about Population education: a handbook for information of teachers, parents and students. Baroda, Population Education Centre, Faculty of Education and Psychology, M.S. University of Baroda, 1970. 15 p. 301.32 (Extension monograph no. 1) POP
Population Education. Media Fair. See North Carolina, University. Population Education Media Fair.
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Ratnaike,J..Notes on content objectives analysis: Lpaper preSented at thej'Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education,Bangkok, 7 VF September - 7 October 1970. 3 p. mimeo.' PE105
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* Rehage, Kenneth J. "Population; part two: teaching aids", Frank Iorimore and Frederick Osborn. Problems in American Life. Unit 13. Washington, D.C. National Council of Social VF Studies, 1943, P. 49-64. photocopy. PE74
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Selected readings on population education, sponsored by 'the Family Planning Organization of the Philippines and the Colombo Plan Bureau 301.32 Ln.p., n.d,/ 1 v. (various pagings) SEL
* Seminar on Population and Family Planning Education, Holte, Denmark, July 3-28, 1972. Report of the 301.32 seminaraellerup/ Foreningen for Familieplan SEM laegning L1972/ 144 p. R -Sex education", IPPF bibliography new series (Bibliography) no. 13, 1972. 4 p. 613.94 IPPF Simmons, Ozzie G. Population education; a memo from Ozzie G. Simmons to John S. Noxol. Santiago, VF Ford Foundation, 1968. 17 p. mimeo. PE77
Social Education special issue, 36(4), April 1972. See. Viederman, Stephen. .I1Population education".
Sorafini, Anthony. Ethics and population education (second draft); prepared for the Seminar on Issues in Population Education, Cambridge, Mass., Center 301.32 for Studies in Education, 1972. 27 p. photocopy. SOR
* Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMED), Regional Centre for Education in Science and Mathematics (RECSAM), Glugor, Penang. Activi- ties for a research course in population biology, 301.32 by J.F. Banaag. Glugor, Penang 1972. 22 p. mimeo. SOU
. A Team report of activities in the research course in population biology, by Md. Fuad B. Hail Othman, and others. Report presented to the SEAMEO RECSAM, Glugor, PenangL1972/ 65 D. 301.32 tables, charts. mimeo. SOU
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Spicer, Douglas fl Internal external control of reinforcements and population education. 1972. VF 23 p. photocopy. PE116
Strauss, Julian M. Demographic education! a teaching nropram for a specific out-of-school VF situation in a U.S. city. 1972. photocopy. PE114
Unesco. World survey of home and familyeducation within formal education: undertaken bythe Inter- national Federation for Home Economics. Paris, 1972. 1 v. (various pagings) tables. mimeo. 640.7 (ED/WS/317) UNE
Unesco Regional Office for Education in Africa, Dakar. Meeting of Experts, 29 November 4 December 1971. Population - education develop- ment in Africa South of the Sahara. Dakar, L19711/ 301.32 363 p., tables, charts. maps. UNE
Unesco Regional. Office for Education in Asia, Bangkok. Consultative Group Meeting on the Population Education. Source Book Project, Bangkok, 24 May - 6 June 1972. Content proposal: report. Bangkok, 1972. 301.32 25 p. mimeo. UNE
. Population Education Clearing House Service. Population,, nonulation_and
education and family Planning: supplement to R. bibliography (Representing documents available (Bibliographies ) in the library of the Regional Office) Bangkok, 301.32
1973. 20 n. . UNE
Unesco Regional Office of. Education for Latin America and the Caribbean. Meeting_of-Population education Experts,. SantiagiT, Chile, 2VSeptember 1 October 1970. Final renort. Santiago, Chile, VF 1971. 15 p. PE76
Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7.September - 7 October 1970. List of books and documents for reference. Bangkok, VF 1970. 25 p.. mimeo. PE95
Sample test questions. Bangkok, 1970. VF 10 n. mimeo. PE1O3 -24-- MAIIABLE BESTCOP(
Viederman, Stephen. Developing educational VF programs for population awareness. 11 p. mimeo. PE81
. Population education: school and non - school: a status report prepared for delivery at the Sixth National Conference, Association of Population Libraries and Information Centers, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 25, 1973. 13 p. mimeo. 149
, guest ed. 'Population educations', Social Education special issue, 3S(4), April 301.32 1972. /143 Pi VIE
. Process & progress in the development of population education overseas (Papers/ prepared for delivery on Tuesday, November 24, 1970 at a Symposium on the Status & Implications of Population Education Programs, 50th annual meeting, National Council for the Social Studies. VF 8 p. .typescript. PE152
Wayland, Sloan R. Education on Population and family planning; Limper/ presented at National Meeting of Planned Parenthood-World Population, VF New York, 1965. 11 p. photocopy. PE84
. Integration of population and family planning education into curricula of grade schools, secondary schoolsmedical schools and universities;
. Lpaper/ prepared for-presentation at IPPF SEAOR 'Conference, Baguio City, March 21-27, 1971. 18 p. VF photocopy. PZ85
. Population education in relation to folk VF demography and formal demography. 6 p. photocopy. PE88
. Population education in the content of VF national familyplanning programs. 7 p. photocopy. PE89
. Population study,_ in the secondary school curriculum! Loaner/ presented at National Council of Social Studies Meeting, November 1965. 8 p. VF photocopy. PE87 ":3EST COPY JIMMIE -25-
Wayland, Sloan R. Survey of current status of population education in developing countries; [paper presented at/ the 11th World Conference, New Delhi, 14-17 November 1969, (organized by/ the Society for International Development. 4 P. VF (Paper no. C.D.2) PE86
World Health Organization. Health education in 1-1taitsoectsoftynilplaTglnin; report of a WHO Study Group. Geneva, 1971. L7 p. (WHO VF Technical report series no. 483) FF92
Zero Population Growth. Population education resources. Palo Alto, Calif., Zero Population VF Growth. various papers, PE148
Asia
Basnayake, V. Population and family education in school curricula in the .Asian region: natural sciences; a working paper of the Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. VF 20 p. mimeo. PE108
Chauls, Donald S. An Introduction to population education in Asian region; a working paper of the Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. VF 111 p. mimeo. PE107
Jayasuriya, J.E. Views of a,group educators from the Asian regionon the place of opulation education in the curriculum of Institu- tions of teacher education. Quezon City, Asian VF Institute for Teacher Educators, 1971. 4 p. miMeo. PE80
Mehta, T.S. Population and family education in school curricula in the Asian Region (Social sciences); a working paper of the Unesco Regional VF Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 11E106 7 September - 7 nrtober 1970. 51 p. mimeo. R "Population education.?,IPPF bibliography new. (Bibliography) series no. 14L1972/ 5 P. 613.94 IPPF -26--
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'Population workshop for programme development specialists'', Colombo Plan Newsletter3(4)=6-7, September 1972. PE31
Afghanistan. Republic of
Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. Country report. Afghanistan.. by Akhtar Handani VF and M. Ayyub. Bangkok, 1970. 2 Q. mimeo. PE96
India
Cool, John. Population education in India. a case VF study. New Delhi. 15 p. .photocopy- PE112
* Family Planning Training & Research Center, BoMbay. Manual on family life education & population 612.6 education in schools. Bombay Ln.dJ 142 p. mimeo. FAM
India. Central Health Education Bureau. Department of Family Planning.. population education lessons, 613.943 New Delhi Ln.d,_/ 13'p. (In English & Hindi) IND
Lulla, B.P. Issues in education for population VF control. 8 p. mimeo. PE120
Role of universities in promoting Population. VF education in_India. 19 p. mimeo. PE119
* Pathfinder Fund, New. Delhi.. PoPulgnon'education . (curriculum unit); 12 lessons. New Delhi, Pathfinder VF Fund, 1969. 1 v. (various pagings) mimeo. PE130
Rao, K. .Seshagiri. Family_planninE,,population educa- tion, and regulation _of _population growth. 11 p. VF mimeo. FP127
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Rao, K. Seshagiri and M.S. Sharma. Population education programmes at different levels; report presented at the Seminar of Population. Education Officers of FPAI, Bombay, 1972. 18 p."- VF mimeo. PE118
Unesco Regional Workshon on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. Country renort: India, by T.S. Mehta. Bangkok, VF 1970. 5 n. mimeo. PE97
Indonesia
Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. Country report: Indonesia, by S.I. Sudjahri and VF A.S. SuDarno. Bangkok, 1970. 5 p. mimeo. PE98
Iran
Khatamee, Masood. Family planning education and school curriculum in Iran; paper delivered at the International Workshop on Communication in Family Programs, Teheran, June 6-18, 1970. 8 p. VF photocopy. PE78
Japan
Yoshimi, Mitsufusa. Elements concerning population family life and sex education in the curricula of VF til.9._.19110221211301/1. 11 n. mimeo. FE104
Korce, Flppublic of
Central Education ReRParch Institute (CERT), Seoul. Curriculum improvements for population education in the elementary and secondary schools of the Republic of Koreas the second stage final report. 301.32 Seoul, 1972. 238 D. tables, charts, diagrs. CEN -28-
Laos
Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. Country report. Laos, by Long Inthompradith and VF Bounthong Thao. Bangkok, 1970. 7 D. mimeo. PE99
Malaysia
* n1alaysia7 National Workshop on Population Education . (2d), Kuala Lumpur, 17-29 April 1972. Report. LKuala Lumpur, Ministry of Education, 1972/ 397p., 301.32 illus. MAL
Unesco/WHO. Malaysia; some approaches to education on family planning and population; Lreport of mission July/Aug. 1962/Paris, 1970. 31 p. VF (Series no. 1860/BMS.RD/EDS) PE72
Nepal
Taylor, Daniel Carl. Nepal9s population education VF program Feburary 1971. 4 p: mimeo. PE110
Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. CountrygaariELLIllpal, by Mandira Pradhan and VF Gaiendra Shrestha. Bangkok, 1970. 5 p. mimeo. PE100
Pakistan
Rao, K. Seshagiri. What is nopulation education. VF 12 p. mimeo. PE117
Philinnines
* Murwani, M.S. A Descriptive study of the programmes )f sex eduction and education for social adiustment of the sexes in the U.P. elementary high school; sub mitted to the Asian Institute for Teacher Educators? 6th Institute for Key Teacher Educators, 13 August - 612.6 25 November 1970. nuezon City 1970. 70 p. MUR
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Philippines. Department of Education. Population Education Program. Planning for the future: population education in the Philippines; an 301.32 information handbook. Manila,: 1972. 33 P. PHI
* LPhilippineil National Curriculum Development Workshop on Population Education (2d) Manila, May 10 - June 4, 1971. Course guide in popula- tion education integrated in science,. /Manila, Bureau of Public Schools and Colombo Plan 301.32 Bureau, 19711/ 1 v. mimeo. PHI
. Course guide in population education integrated in social studies. LManila, Bureau of Public.Schools and Colombo Plan 301.32 Bureau, 19712/ 1 v. mimeo. PHI
Selected readings on population education, sponsored by the Family Planning Organization of the Philip- pines and the Colombo Plan Bureau Ln.p., n.d,/ 301.32 1 v. (various pagings) SEL
* Solis, Anne T. A Review of population education curricula and courses in Phili.ine schools 301.32 Ln.p., n.d,/ 59 P. SQL
Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. Country report: Philippines, by Remedios M. Cayari and Teresita S. Panlilio. Bangkok, 1970. 8 p. VF mimeo. PE101
Thailand
,vSeminar on World Peace through Population Education, Bangkok, 21-25 November 1972; papers presented at the Seminar organized by InternationalAssociation of Educators for World Peace(IAEWP) ", Journal of the Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University VF 3(1), January 1973. 106 p.' PE70
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Unesco Regional Workshop Population and Family ' ducation, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. Country report: Thailand; by Saiyut Champatong VF and Chusri Nakajud. Bangkok, 1970. 2 p. mimeo. PE1O2
* Workshop on Population Education, Bangkok, 29 November - 3 December 1972. Report. Bangkok, National Economic Development Board Ln.d,/ 301.32 45 p. (In Thai) WOR
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Association of Medical Schools in Africa. The Teachinggnd Practice of family health; pro- ceedings of a Conference, Kampala, 1971 spon- sored by the Association of. Medical Schools 613.94 in Africa Ln.p., n.d,/ 338 p. tables, charts. ASS
Banerjoe, A.M. Administrative components of a family Planning nrogramme. Kuala Lumpur, IPPF 613.94 SEAOR, 1972. 16 p. (IPPF-SEAOR monograph no. 3) BAN
Bean, Lee L., and others. Population and family planning manpower and training. New York, Popula- tion Council Lc1971/ 118 p. (Population Council 613.94 occasional paper) BEA
"Bibliography on population education and family planning, Journal of the Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University, special issue no. 1. VF 21 November 1972. 11 p. P371
Bogue, Donald. J. Lomographic techniques of fertility analysis. LChicago/ Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago, 1971. 116 p. (Rapid feedback for family planning improvement. Family 301.32 planning research and evaluation manual no. 2) BOG
Family nlanning improvement through evalua- tionl. a manual of basic principles. (Chicago/ Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago, 1970. 82 p. (Rapid feedback for family planning improvement. Family planning research and 613.94 evaluation no. 1) BOG
* Teaching materials UST COPY AVAUBLE
Bogue, Donald J. A Model interview for fertility research and family nl-nning evaluation LPhicagia/ Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago, 1970. 176 p. (Rapid feedback for family planning improvement. Family planning 613.94 research and evaluation manual no. 3) BOG
and Elizabeth J. Bogue. Techniques of pregnancy history analysis. LChicago/ Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago, 1970. 156 p. tables. (Rapid feedback for family planning improvement. Family planning 301.321 research and evaluation manual no. 4) BOG
and James Nelson. The Fertility compo nents and contraceptive history techniques for measuring contraceptive use-effectiveness. LChicag2/ Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago, 1971. 75 p. (Rapid feedback for family planning improvement. 613.94 Family planning evaluation manual no. 5) BOG
and others. An Empirical model for demographic evaluation of the im2act of con- traception and marital status on birth rates; with computerized applications to the setting of targets and quotas for family planning programs. ehicag2/ Community and Family Study Center, Uni- versity of Chicago, 1973. 155 D. (Rapid feedback for family planning improvement. Family planning 613.94 research and evaluatio:_ manual no. 6) BOG
Brown, George F. Population policy and national development; address to the Western Hemisphere Regional Council Meeting of the IPPF at Ottawa, May 7, 1972. Ottawa, International Development VF Research Centre L19722/12 D. (IDRC-007e) FP122
Buckhout, Robert. "Toward a two child norm; changing family nlanning attitudes", American Psychologist 27(1):16-26, January 1972. FP47
Callahan, Daniel. Ethics and population limitation. LNew York/ Population Council Lp1971/45 P. 613.94 (Population Council occasional paper) CAL
Central Family Planning Institute (CFPI), New Delhi. See Chowdhury, Uma. Annotated bibliography on family planning corpunication. ikv4i.411)k..r, -32- laS1Writ
Chowdhury, Uma. Annotated bibliography on family. (Bibliography) Planning communication. New Delhi, Central 613.94(384) Family Planning Institute (CFPI), 1970. 154 P. CHO (CFPI monograph series no. 4) R "Communication in family planning';, IPPF Biblio- (Bibliography) graphy New Series, no. 7, 1972. 9 p. 613.94 IPPF The Concept of the family changing fast", Morning News, 14 November 1972. clipping. VF FP111 Conference on Psychological Measurement in the. Study of Population Problems, Berkeley, February 26-27 1971 ProceedinFs /of the Conference/ under the joint r.uspices of the Institute of Personality Assessment and Research, University of California /anft/the American Psychological Association, Task Force on Psychology, Family Planning, and Population Policy Ln.p., n.d,/ 613.94 84 p. CON
David, Salome Nolega. The Role of non-medical nersonnelEinfailzplanning programmes; teaching and learning /paper presented at the/ Seminar on_Inter-Professional Teamwork.fnr the VF Family. L4 p,/ photocopy. iPP121
East-West Communication Institute, Honolulu. Directory_of IEC assistance! sources and types of aid available for the 'information, education, R communication components of population/family (Directories) planning programs. Honolulu, East-West Communi- 613.94 cation Institute, 1972. EAS
Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), Bangkok. Report of the Working Group on Training of Personnel in Family,. Planning Programmes, 23 July - 613.94 7 August 1970. Bangkok, 1972. 59 p. (Pop/TPFP/l) ECO
Elkins, Henry' G. Mini-tab edit mini-tab frequencies and mini-tab tables; a set of three interrelated statistical programs for small computers. LChicage/ Community and Family Study Center, University of Chicago; 1971. 100 p. (Rapid feedback for family improvement. Family planning evaluation manual 613.94 no. 7) ELK AST COPY AVARAW -33--
Erozer, Savash. A Study on communication/education activities for the national family planning programs of Turkey. Cambridge, Mass., Center for Studies in Education and Development Ln.dJ VF 25 D. photocopy. FP123
Family Planning Association of Australia. 45th VF annual report 70-1. L19 p,/ FP115
Family Planning Association of Hong Kong. See International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) Western Pacific Region, Tokyo. Population 70: family planning and social change.
. Film Library. Film catalogue and other audio-visual materials. Hong Kong, Family Planning Association of Hong Kong, 613.94 1972. 36 p. FAM
Family Planning Association of Pakistan (FPAP), Karachi. From the shadows into light: LpamPhlet/ produced for the IPPF on the occasion of the UN Status of Women Seminar on Family Planning, Istanbul; July 1972. VF L14 p,/illus. FP85
Gore, Sushila S. Adopting family Planning practices methods - role of motivation, communication and VF education. 20 p. photocopy. FP119
Hamal, Hem and Dan Taylor.Education and communica- tion manual for_ficIAopertiorifily Planning and maternal child health Ln.p,/ Family Planning and Maternal Child Health Project, Information and VF Education Section, 1972. 36 p. photocopy. FP125
Hardin, Garrett, comp. Ponulation. evolution, and bizI.11ccla.e of controversial ideas. 301.32 2d ed. San Francisco, Freeman Lc196k/ 386 p. HAR
Harman, David. Functional education for family life Planning, II: progr.am design. New York, World Education L1971/ 119 p. (World Education mono- 613.94 graph no. 2) HAR
Hauser, Philip M. "Family planning and population programs; a book review article', Demography VF 4(1):397-414, 1967. FP110 Hawthorn, Geoffrey. The Sociology of fertilita. London, Collier - Macmillan L197.(2/ 161 p. 301.321 (Themes and issues in modern sociology) HAW
Howell, Catherine. See International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), London. Factors affecting the work of Family Planning Association.
International Labour Office (ILO). Geneva. Worker's Education Programme. Discussion auestions on family planning and population 613.94 policy. Geneva, 1972. 33 p. ILO
International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), London. Factors affecting the work of Family 613.943 Planning Association, by Catherine Howell.saindon, IPPF IPPF. 1969. 101 p. (IPPF world survey no. 3) R
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. Indian Ocean Region, Bombay. Conference, Bombay, 9-11 December 1972. Working papers. Bombay, 613.94 IPPF L19721/1 v. (various papers) IPPF.
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Population 70: family planning end social coge; proceedings of the second Conference on the IPPF Webtern Pacific Region, Tokyo, 13-16 October 1970, ed. by the Family Planning Association of Hong Kong. Tokyo Lc1971/ 191 p. 301.32 tables. IPPF
Jocano, Landa F. Cultural changes in relation "to a sustained country-wide family planning programme. Kuala Lumpur, IPPF SEiOR 1972. 24 p. (IPPF-SEAOR 613.94 monograph no. 2) JOC
Katherine Dexter McCormick Library. Combined edition family planning manual and classification with coding_scheme index glossary. Rev. ed. New York, Katherine Dexter McCormick Library, Planned Parenthood-World Population, 1972. 613.94 53 P. KAT 7.3EST COPYAVAIIABLE -35-
R Katherine Dexter McCormick Library. Current (Bibliography) Literature in Family Planning. 1972- 613.94 KAT Kirk, Dudley. ?Prospects for reducing natality in the underdeveloped worldn, Annap of the American Academy of Political & Social Science: VF 48-60, January 1967. photocopy. FP109
Kline, David K. Consultant report on the family planning education and communications program in Turkey. Washington, D.C._ American Public VF Health Association, 1972. L26 p,/ photocopy. FP120
Varei, Ibrahim El Desouky. Brief study of Islam am trans. by Sayed Ismail. Cairo, Egyptian Family Planning 613.94 Association, 1970. 23 p. MAP
Newman, Sidney H., ed. Abortion, obtained and denied; research approaches; proceedings. of the Workshop on Abortion Obtained and Denied: Research Approaches, Bethesda, Maryland, December 613.94 1969. New York, Population Council /1971/ 203 p. NEW
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris. Development Centre. Population-international assistance and research; proceedings of the first Population Conference of the Development Center, Paris, 3-5 December 1968. 301.32 Paris, 1969. 233 p. tables, diagrs. OECD
Radel, David. An Inventory of international clearing_house services in population /family planning; with special reference to audio- visual aids am educational materials. Honolulu, East-West Communication Institute /p.d,/ L19 p,/ 613.94 (East-West Communication Institute occasional pacer) RAD photocopy. R "Religious attitudes towards family planningn, (Bibliography) IPPF SibliographyNew Leries no. 11, 1972. 8 p. 613.94 IPPF Selected readings on population education, spon- sored by the Family Planning Organization of the Philippines and the Colombo Plan Bureau 301.32 /p.p., n.d,/ 1 v. (various pagings) SEL: -3 6 nFST COPY u'VA
Simmons, George B.. The Indian investment in family planning. New York, Population Council Lc1971/ 213 p. bibliography, diagrs., tables. (Popula- 613.94 tion Council occasional paper) STM
Sun, Toe Suang, and others. ZPopulation problem and family planning/ Ln.n., n.d,/ 88 p. VF Chinese) FP102
Unesco Regional Office for Education in Asia, Bangkok. Population Education Clearing House Service. Population /population and family education and R family planning- supplement to bibliography (Bibliography) (Representing documents available in the library 301.3 of the Regional Office) Bangkok, 1973. 20 p. UNE
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Office of International Health. Health Education Unit. Action for family_ planning - education, information communication; a Planning workbook for program development. Washington, D.C., Health 613.94 Education Unit, 1972. 58 p. USA
Westoff, Charles, and others. The Third child, a study in the prediction of fertility. Princeton, 613.943 N.J., Princeton University Press, 1963. 293 p. MrS
World Health Organization. Health education in hgectsof family planning; report of a WHO Study Group. Geneva, 1971. 47 n. (WHO VF Technical renort series no. 483) FP92
Zawaki, Anril Allison. A Textbook for family Planning field workers. Chicago, Community and Family Study 613.04 Center, University Lo19721 182 D. illus. ZAW
Asia
"Family planning in Asia; no headway yet", Financial Post; a.....141thlY supo)ement to the Bangkok Post 4(16) VF Thursday, April 19, 1973. FP116
"Family planning meet goes well'', Bangkok Post, VF Saturday, May 19, 1'7'73. clipping. FP132 -37- AVAILANUE
International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF).- South East Asia and Oceania Region. Facts and figures on family .planning in South East Asia And Oceania Region (IPPF).Kuala Lumpur, 1972. 613.94 36p. IPPF
AfgbapistarurrEepublic of.
Afghan Family Guidance Association, Kabul. Annual report, 1968/1969- (In English VF and Afghan) FP89
. namily_planning manual/ 6.p., n.d2 VF 14 p. illus. LIn Persia-DJ FP94
Bangladesh
Gustafson, Harold C., and others. "Educational efforts in:the implementation-of the rural family planning programs in'East Pakistan", VF Demograbhv ,4(1):.81 -89, L967. FP40
Mosena, Patricia Wimberly and John Stoeckel. "The Impact of desired family planning practices in rural East Pakistan", Jorunal of Marriage and the Family: p. 567-570, August 1971.
Stoeckel, John E. and Mogbul A. Choudhury. The Impact of the "organizer approach2kazggLia Planning on fertility in Comilla. Comilla, VF Pakistan Academy for Rural Development, 1967. 17 p. FP103
China, Peoplpss Republic of
Victor -Bostrom Fund Committee and Population Crisis Committee. Population and family planning in the People's Republic of China. Washington, D.C., VF 1971. 34 p. FP86 -38-
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Balakrishha, S. Familvl.nlanninp: knowlede, attitude and practice: a sample survey in Andhra Pradesh. Hyderabad, National Institute 613.9454 of Community Development /1971/139 p., tables. SAL
LIndig/ Council for Social Development. Aspects of Population policy in India; paper presented at the National Conference on Population Policy and Programmes,_New Delhi, 9-23 December 1969. 613.9454 New Delhi Ln.d,/. 209 p. IND
Rao, K. Seshagiri. Family Planning, nomaation education.andregulation of nonulation vrowth. VF 11 D. mimeo. FP127
Indonesia
Mursjid, Saadillah. Communications - education in family planninf strategy for Muslim Society: the VF Indonesian case. 1972. 55 D. OhOtOCOpy. FF126
Thomas, R. Murray. "Indonesian attitudes toward birth controlrY, Population Review .11(2):31-38, July-December 1967. FF49
Iran
Amani, Mehdi. Determinants of fertility behaviour Lnaper presented at/ the Unesco Regional Workshop on Population and Family Education. Bangkok, 7. VF September 7 October 1970..4p. mimeo. FP107
. Female ferttlity; Lpaoer Presented at/ the Cento, Symposium on Demographic Statistics, VF , Karachi, 5-12 November 1970. 8 p. mimeo. POP108
Kore.. Republic .of_
Kim, Tack Ii, aiid others. The Korean national family n13.nning nmgrami 000ulation control and fertility decline. New York, Population Council Lc1972/ 613.94 232 p. tables, diagrs. graphs, bibliography. KIM BEST COPYAVAILABLE -39-
Korean Institute for Research in the Dehc,.vioral Sciences (KIRBS), Seoul. Modernity and fertility behavior in Korea - in_psychological perspectives; 301.321 summaries. Seoul, 1971. .77 p. (RB-71-1) KOR
Laos
zr....a7 Commission for the Study of Population and Family Well-Being. Final report. Vientiane, VF 1971. 15 p. FP131
Laos Family Well-Being Association LEamily planning VF collection of publication of LFWAJ (In Lao). FP130
Malaysia
Unesce 'O. Malaysia some approaches to education on family planning and population; /report of mission July/Ano. 1969/ Paris, 1970. 3] p. VF (Serial no. 1860-BMS.RD/EDS) PE72
Nenal
"Panchayat leaders to aid family planning communica- tion", Colombo Newsletter October 1972. PP45
Taylor, Daniel. A Case study of village level population education (the Nepal case) 1972. VF 4 p. photocopy. FP124
Pakistan
Ali, Md. Subed. Birth control (n.d.) Z74. p,./ VF mimeo. FP96 -40-
Ka4i, Fazal Hague. Planning & population. Rahim Yar Khan, District Family Planning VF Board Ln.d,/ 12 p. 17P20
Taseer, C. '.Legalised abortion can check population explosion", Morning News, 7 VF November 1972. clipping. FP112
"UNFPA helps large-scale family planning project'", Pre-Investment Newo. p. 3, October 1970. FP46
West Pakistan Family Planning Board. Progress report; monthly report on family nlanning. Lahore, Sweden Pakistan Family Welfare VF Project, 1970. 24 p., tables. FP87
Philippines
Concencion Mercedes B.."Factors associated with married women?s ideal family size and approval of family nlanning", St. Louis' .VF Quarterly 6(3), September 1968. 15 p. photocopy. FP118
Family Life Workshop of the Philippines. Population problems and family_nloning; proceedings of the First Seminar - Workshop for Family Life Leaders, Quezon City, November 18-22, 1967. Quezon City, 613.94 University of Philippines, 1967. 61 p. FAM
Philippines. Bureau or Public Schools. Division of Adult Education. Parent_education. Manila, VF 1957. 56 p. FP98
Singanore
Chang, Chen-Jung and Stenhen Yeh. "A Study of Singanorels national family planning programme", Malayan Economic Review .17(1):51-71, April VF 1972. photocopy. FP114 T C:u ilVARABLE
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Singapore Family Planning and Population Board, Fanilnnmadeeas. Singapore hi.d,/ VF 19 p. pamphlet. FP101
Modern family planning - why and how VF Singapore Ln.d4/ 44. p. FP100
. Singapore government family planning exhibition; Singapore, 12-21 Japtiqa_1262. VF 1 v. (unpaged) FF99
Thailand
',Dane visits Thailand for 'sterile' holiday", Bangkok Post, Wednesday, 28 February 1973 VF clipping. FP113
"First project launched in $4,000,P00 .United Nations support programme for Thai Government's Family Planning Programme", United Nations Information Service press release no. L/37/72, VF 21 December 1972. 2 p. FP150
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(Social structure of modern Britain. Aspects of modern sociology) 301.32 Keyfitz, Nathan and Wilhelm Flieger. Population; facts and methods of demography. San Francisco, W.H. Freeman &1971/ x, 613 p., tables. 301.32 McCormack, Arthur. TheBowalltiora. New York, Thomas Y. Crowell &1972/ 264 P. tables, diagrs. 301.32 "Population activities of the United Status Government", Population Bulletin27(4):6-26, August 1971. Ominde, S.H., ed. Population growth and economic develop- ment in Africa, edited by S.H. Ominde alet C.N. Ejiogu. New York,_Heinemann in association with the Population Council L1972/ 421 p., tables, charts. 301.32 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Paris. Development Centre. Catalogue of documents and Publications. Paris, OECD, 1971. 7 p. V.F. The Food problem of develooin countries. Paris L19W 114 p. tables. 338.19 Pll.nned Parenthood World Population (PPWP), New York Katherine Dexter McCormick Library. See: Katherine Dexter McCormick Library. 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