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TITLE Population, Population and Family Education, andFamily Planning: A Bibliography, Supplement toBibliography, and Accessions List, February-June1973.
INSTITUTION United Nations Educational, Scientific, and CulturalOrganization, Bangkok (Thailand). Regional Office forEducation in Asia.
PUB DATE 73NOTE 147p:
EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58DESCRIPTORS *Bibliographies; Conference Reports; Demography;
Economic Development; *Family Life Education; *FamilyPlanning; Higher Education; Instructional Materials;*Library Collections; *Population Education;Population Growth; Population Trends; Research;Secondary Education; Social Development
IDENTIFIERS UNESCO
ABSTRACTThis is a bibliography of books, periodical articles
and pamphlets on population and family education which are availablein the library of the Population Education Clearing House Service ofthe Unesco Regional Office for Education in Asia, Bangkok. Most ofthe documents cited were published in the 60's and 70's with theexception of a few which date from the 50's. The bibliography isdivided into the following three sections: 1) Population; 2)Population and Family Planning; and 3) Family Planning. In eachsection, publications not relating to any specific country or dealingwith countries outside Unesco Asian Region are listed under General.Publications dealing with the Asian region are presented under Asiaand those referring to a specific Asian country are listed undercountry names arranged alphabetically. Entries referring to more thanone subject or country are repeated. All entries are in alphabeticalorder by author names. (Author/RM)
g}1 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.EDUCATION &WEtFARENATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
EDUCATIONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODuCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINAT tn.:0 IT POINTS Or vIEVv OR OPINIONS
A TED 00 NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OI
.EDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY
UNITED NATIONS EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION
Population, Population and Family Educationand
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 AsiaBangkok
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 outside he 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.
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Adib, Ovais Ahmad. "Population," Economic problems of PakistanZn.p17 M.H. Said 61.d17 p. 40-50. (In Urdu)'' aimeo. V.F.
. "The theories of population," Textbook of e9onamicsZi.p17 M.H. Said Zn.d17 p. 97-105. mimeo. V.F.
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.p17 p. 107-12(In Urdu) mimeo, V.F.
Akhtar, S.M. "Population," Essentials of economics 6.1)17Publishers United, 13g- 59-64. photocopy. V.F.
Ali, Manzoor. "Human resources; development of population asdynamic factor," Economics of Pakistan 6.1317 Almi KatabKhana gi.d17 p. 422-52. (In Urdu) mimeo.
. "Population," Economics g.p17 Almi Katab Khanap. 393-433. (In.A-du) mimeo.
Alvarez, Walter. C. "The dangerous ..ncreasp in world population,"Bangkok World, June 22, 1970.
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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; ersread at the autumn general meeting Lof theimmpcall iloso-nhicaLOWiety/ Nugmher 11 19.6.6. Philadelphia, AmericanPhilosophical Society, 1967. 193 p. (American PhilosophicalSociety. rroceeding 111(3), June 22, 1967) 301.32
Anderson, David C. "A careful look at growth as suicide,"Wall Street Journal, March 17, 1972. photocopy-
Applehan Philip. The silent explosion. 'IBoston, Beacon. Press
[-s2 67 161 p.
Arnold, Charles B. jegicaLatzkat,,,LsmsLacmatr.Chapel Hill, Carolina Population Center, 1969., 111 p. diagrs.,tables (CPC monograph stYP'ies no: 4)
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Baird, Bil. Puppets and New York, Wor1(1 EducationL19717 95 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 McNallyLc19667 63 p. (Patterns of rife series) 301.32
Callahan, Daniel, ed. The Americaranr-latior iebate. 301.32New York. ,,Dubleday, 1971. 3'20
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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 currentstudies; edit:c,i by Steven Polar. Chapel Hill, CPC, 1971..196 p. (CPC -_.,norraph.Series no. 9)
. attic:Al students and, rocIAJ;tion research, by CharlesB. Arnold. Chapel Hill, CPC, .12.66. 111 p. diagrs., tables(CPC monograph series no. 4)
. Papers and Zeprints (21at2120.11f45111210 no. 9-'April 1972-
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Carolina Population Center (CPC) Chapel Hill. Some thoughts onprofessors and population centers, by Arnold S. Nash with con-tributions by Forest E. Linder and Moye W. Freymann. ChapelHill, CPC /n.d,/ (Reprinted from: Innovative organization forpopulation research /n.p,/ Charles C. Thomas, 1971, p. 189 -304. V.F.
. Technical Information Service. Overview; a journal ofpopulation libraries. v. 1- , May 1972-
Chandrasekhar, S., ed. Asia's population problems; with adiscussion of population and immigration in Australia. London,G. Allen & Unwin /c1967/ 311 p. 301.3295
Chanlett, Eliska. Organization and methods of the dual-reportsystem in Turkey. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina,1971. 24 p. (Laboratories for population studies. Scientificseries no. 2) 301.0202
Chgu, Ta Ngoc.. .Demographic aspects of educational planning.Paris, UNESCO-IIEP /c1962/ 83 p. (Fundamentals of educationplanning no. 9) 379.15
. The effect of population rowth on the develo ent
and cost of education in developing countries:' a synthesis reportof four countr case studies. Paris, UNESCO, InternationalInstitute 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 Lacobtaining accurate vital statistics. Chapel Hill, Universityof North Carolina, 1971. p. 5-7. (Laboratories for populationstatistics.. Reprint series no. 3) 312.0202
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Cooke, Dorothy S. Mapping and house numbering. Chapel Hill,University of North Carolina, 1971. 52 p. (Laboratoriesfor 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 todaParis, UNESCO/Hammondsworth, Penguin Bo9ks 1972. 135 p. 614.7
'Delaware, University. Population Curriculum Study. Inventory
of experimental lesson plans and background material forpopulation - environment studies /Newarh/ PopulationCurriculum Study, 1972. 15 p. mimeo. V.F.
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Dumont, Rene and Bernard Rosier. The h.,,,1Fry future. London,Methuen Lc19627 .271 p. 338.19
Durand, John D., ed. World population. Reprint editionof the Annals of the American Academy of Political andSocial Science volumn 369, January 1967. Philadelphia,merican Academy of Political and Social Science, 1968.
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':..ast-West Communication Institute, Honolulu. A resource,base for population programs. Honolulu, East-WestCommunication Institute Ln.d.7 8 p.
East-West Population Institute, Honolulu. Third annual,report tHonolulu, East-West Population LI.,citute71972.' 91 p.
Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East ('Bangkok. Future n-)oulation estimates by sex ageReport III: the Population of South -East Asia,, includingCeylon and China .(Taiwan) 1950-1980. York, Department,of Economic and Social Affairs, Hrited nations, 195e.166 p. tables (ECAFE'Population studies no. 30)
Report of the seminar on development andenvironment. ECAFE'28th. session, 15717 March, 1972,Bangkok, 1971. 42 p. (E/ ^N. 11/999) 'mimeo.
Working Group on Projections of Populationsof Sub7Nationareas, Bangkok, J.4 -23 May 1969.Projections of populations.of subnationalarags;report. New York, 1969. 57 p. (E/ON. 11/879).
Ehrlich, Paul R. The population bomb. London,Ballantine/Friends of the Earth. Book Lc19717' 141 p. 301.32
Population, resources, enviKonmentXissues in_humarl ecoThgy. San Fra,cisco, W.H.Fieeman Lc1970/ p. 301.32
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Fisher, Tadd. Our overcrowded world. New York, Parents'Magazine Press Lc19697 256 p.
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Rome. Populationand food supply. Ncw York, Office of Public Information,United Nations, 1962. 49 p. diagrs., tables (Freedomfrom Hunger Campaign. Basic sca,dy no. 7.)
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Ganguli, B.N. The international dimension of the populationproblem. Extension lecture delivered at DTRC, Chembur,on March 5, 1970 /n.1317 1970 ? 18 p.. photocopy.
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Gaylin, Willard. "The Frankenstein myth becomes a reality;we have the awful knowledge to make exact copies of humanbeings," New York Times Magazine, March 5, 1972. photocopy. V.F.
Gillette, Robert. "The limits to growth; hard sell for acomputer view of doomsday," Science 175. : 1088-92, March10, 1972. photocopy. V.F.
Glass, D.V., ed. The university teaching of social science :
demography. Paris, UNESCO, 1957. 200 p. (UNESCO Teachingin 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 theStudy of Human Reproduction, 1970. 20 p. V.F.
Hauser, Philip Morris. Population per ..;tives. NewBrunswick, N.J., Rutgers University Press /J19607183 p. tables, 301.32
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H it, Michael and Stephen L. Smith. "Why and where peoplewant to move; a classrom exercise in analyzing migration,"Teaching 'Notes on Population 1 : 14-18, Spring/Summer1972.
Holier, Joanne E. Population trends and economic develop -1.,ent in the Far East. Washington, D.C., PopulationResearch Project, George Washington. University, 1965.56 p.
Institute of Caribbean Studies. University of PuertoRico, Rio Piedras. Politics and population in the'Caribbean, by Aaron Segal with the assistance ofKent C. Earnhar3. Rio Piedras, Institute of CaribbeanStudies. 1969. 158 p. (Special study no. 7)
Institute of Educational Investigation and Planning,University of Valle, Colombia. Colombia. Paging .
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Institute of Population Studies, Hacettepe University,-Ankara. Population News. no. 7- , 1969-
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International Federation of University Women, London."Population change,. study,.suggestions," AAUW Journal,59(2):January 1966. 12 p. reprint.
International Labour Office (ILO), Geneva. The populationand labour -force of Asia. 1950-80._ .Geneva, 1962. 23 p.(Reprinted from: International-labbur Review 86(4) October1962) 312.8
International Planned Parenthood Fedpration (IPPF), London.Population problems in developina-countries, by CicelyD. Williams. London, IPPF L01962/ 27 p. diagrs.(IPPF Reprint'no. 101)
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International Union for Health Education. Communication andALclai_l'actozas-sofativetillx..._zio.tibehviouon of the
Population for the attainment of better health. Proceedingsof the 7th. International Conference on Health and HealthEducation, Buenos Aires, 1969. Geneva, InternationalJournalof Health Education, 1969. 498 p. 613.07
Islam, Anjumane Hyatul. "Population chart of Africa," Socialstudies and geography Ln.pj Anjumane Hyatul Islam bi.d,/p. 149-153 (In Urdu) mimeo. V.F.
"It must come_sometimg. tafjam today'..." New York, WorldEducation hl.d,/ L.5 V.F.
Johnson, D. Gale. The struggle against world hunger. New .
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Joint ECAFE/II0 Regional Seminar on Interrelation BetweenPopulation and Manpower Problems, Bangkok, 18-30 January1971. 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 fertilityin less developed countries. New York, Population Council,1969. 30 p. 301.321
"Effect of population change on the attainment ofeducational goals in developing countries," Rapid c,rowthconsequences and polite implications. Baltimore, JohnsHopkins 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: Quantitativemethods) 312
Khare, G.P. Demographic statistics. New Delhi, AsianInstitute of Educational Planning and Administration
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McClearn, Gerald E. "Biology and the social and behavioralsciences," Items 23(3):33-38, September, 1969. photocopy. V.F.
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National Bureau of Economic Research, New York. ;ALaographicand economic change in developedcountries. Report of a
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_7 Press clippings on population matters takenlargely from locally (U.S.) newspapers dated 6/30/72 -
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Population Education Clearing House Service
of the
UnescO Regional Office for Education in AsiaBangkok
June 1973
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.
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POPULATION
Ackerman, Edward A. "Population natural resources, andtechnology? ?, Annals Of the American Academy of Poli- VFcal & Social Science: 81-97, January 1967. photocopy. P0P118
Adiseshiah, Malcolm S. Openin,g speech at the inauguralmeeting of the special Committee of experts on thedefinition of Unescovs responsibilities in the fieldof 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. ThePopulation of tropical Africa.
American Society of International Law. See Virginia,University. School of Law. The World Populationcrisis: Policy implications and the role of law.
American Universities Field Staff. Fieldstaffperspectives. The Impact of nopul_a.tiorns 301.32on society. 1971- AME
. The Impact of population problems onsociety. See American Universities Field Staff.Fieldstaff perspectives.
. Population perspective, 1971; ed. withcommentaries by Harrison_Brown and Alan Sweezy. 301.32San 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 theImpact on International Relations of the PopUla-tion_Explosion, Johannesburg, 23 June - 1 July1970/ 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 301.321planning research and evaluation manual no. 2) BOG
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Brown, Jerry L. Teachers ruide /to/ Population:the U.S. problem - the world crisis. 4 p.
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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, 301.3296Longmans Lc198J 457 p., tables, maps. CAL
Carolina Population Center (CPC), Chapel Hill.Approaches to the human fertility Problem. Preparedfor the UN Advisory Committee on the Application ofScience and Technology to Development. Chapel Hill, 301.32CPC, 1968. 143 p. CAR
. International directory_of population RinformAtion and library resources (with 1972 (Directories)Supplement): comp. and ed. by Catherine Fogle 301.32and 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 301.32and power. New York, Basic Books Lc197QJ 214 p. CHA
ChSu, Ta IJgoc. Population growth and cost of educationin developinf countries. Paris, International Insti-tute of Education Planning, 1972. 313 p. tables, 301.32charts (IIEP 72/D.2A) CHA
Chauls, Donald S. An Introduction to the populationproblem and Population education; Lprepared for thJTraining Program in Population Education for theGeneral Office of Personnel, Bureau of Public 301.32Schools, Manila, 1972. 71 p. tables. photocopy. CHA
Chen, Kuan-I. World population growth and livingstandards. New York, Bookman Associates &196g/ 301.3293 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 populationgrowth", Annals of the American Academz of Political VFamend Social Science : 1-8, January 1967. photocopy. POP113
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East-West Communication Institute, Honolulu. Directory Rof IEC assistance; sources and types of aid (Directories)available for the information education, comrnunica- 613.94tion components of population/family planning pro - EASgrams. Honolulu, East-West Communication Institute,1972. 24 p.
REast-West Population Institute, Honolulu. Resource (Bibliography)
materials collection acquisition list. Oct. - 301.32Dec. 1972- EAS
Easterlin, Richard A. nEffectE4zf,population growthon the economic development of developing countries ",AnnisoftheArrannolitisLal& SocialScience; 98-108, January 1967. photocopy.
Edinburgh Conference on Demography, 1967. Populationgrowth and the braindraiu ed. by F. Bechhofer.Edinburgh, Edinburgh University Press Lc1962/ 236 p.
El-Badry, M.A. "Population projections for the ,00rld,developed and developing regions: 1965-200012, Annals,of the American Academy of Political & Social Science:9-15,, January.1967. photocopy.
Everett, Alexander H. New ideas on population- withremarks on thetbearifs21galthusanggaiwia. NewYork, Augustus M. Kelly, 1970. 410 p. (Reprintsof economic classics) photocopy.
Fogle, Catherine, and others. See Carolina. PopulationCenter (CPC), Chapel Hill. International directoryof _population information and library resources.
Friedman, Davit. Laissez-faire in population; tng leastbad solution. New York, Population Council Lc1972/43 p. (Population Council occasional paper)
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Frisen, Carl M. Demographic factors in economic andsocial deyelopment planning; note by the PakistanInternational Family Planning Conference, Dacca,January 28 - February 4, 1969. Lahore, Sweden VFPakistan Family Welfare Project, 1969. POP10
Hankinson, Richard. See Organization for EconomicCo-operation and Development (OECD), Paris.Development Centre. Social Development andDemograp* Programme. agencies and organizationsworkingt international population assistantfield.
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Hardin, Garrett, comp. Population, evolution,and birth control: a collage of controversialideas. 2d. ed. San Francisco, Freeman Le196L/ 301.32386 p. HAR
Hauser, Philip M. ;Family planning and population.programs; a book review article", Demography4(l):397-414, 1967.
Holmes, David N. and Richard Brown. See TEMPO.General Electric's Center for Advanced Studies,Santa Barbara.. Calculating the benefits ofslower population growth.
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"Human ecology and demography; scope and limits",Schnore, Leo F. The Urban scene New York, 301.364Free Press (c1965)., p. 1-78. SCH
International Bank for Reconstruction and DevelOpment.World-Bank atlg,s; population per capita :productand growth rates. 6th ed. Washington', D.C., 301.321971. L13 n,/ INT
International Conference on Malnutrition, Cambridge,Mass., March 1-3, 1967. Proceedings. SeeScrimshaw, Nevin S., ed. Malnutrition, learning,and behavior.
International Institute *of Education Planning (IIEP),Paris See Chau, Ta Ngoc. Population growth andcost of education i. developing countries.
International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF).Western Pacific Region, Tokyo. World and population VFno. 17, 1972. 24 p. (In Japanese) POP87
International Population Conference, London, 2-11September 1969, Proceedings. Liege, InternationalUnion for the Scientific Study of the Population,1971. 4 vs. tables, charts, diagrs.
International Union for the Scientific Study of thePopulation. See International Population Conference,London, 2-11 September 1969.
John Bassett Moore Society of International Law. SeeVirginia, University. School of Law. The World .
population crisis.; policy implications and the roleof law.
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Kammeyer, Kenneth C.W. An Introduction to population. 301.32London, Intertext Books Lc1972/ 196 p., charts. KAN
Kline, David, and others. populationthrough communication, education and reinforcement.Cambridge, Mass., Center for Studies in Education &Development, Harvard Graduate School of Education,1972. 74 p. charts.
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Lee, Luke T., ed. Population _and law: a study of therelations between population problems and law; pre-'pared under the auspices of the Rule of Law ResearchCenter, Duke University on a grant by the PopulationCouncil. Durham, N.C., Rule of Law Press, 1971.452 p. tables, diagrs. (Law and population book 301.32series no. 1) LEE
Liu, B. Alfred. "Population growth and educationaldevelopment", Annals of the_American Academy ofPolitical and Social Science 369:109-120, January1967. POP102
Loraine, John A. and R.D.E. Rumsey. The Death of 61
tomorrow. London, Heineman Lc1977/ 376 p. LOR
Lowly, J.H. World Population and food sup0v. London, 338.19Edward Arnolds Lc1972/ 122 p. illus. LOW
McCue, Gerald M. Creating the human environment; areport of the American Institute of Architects, byGerald M. McCue, Williams R. Ewald, Jr. and theMidwest Research_Institute. Urbana, University ofIllinois Press Lc1970/ 339 p.
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McNamara, Robert S. Address to the Universit-r of
Notre Dame, Indiana. Washington, D.C., International VFBank for Reconstruction and Development, 1969. 20 p. P0P9?
Meadows, Donella H., and others. The Limits to growth;report for the Club of Rome's project on the predicamentof mankind. London, Potomac Associates Book Lc1972/ 301.32205 p. charts. NEA
Midwest Research Institute. See McCue, Gerald M.Creating the human environment.
Miro, Carmen and Jorge Somoza. "Demographic aspects ofLatin America", Teacher College Record 63(5):345-355, PFebruary, 1962. POP48
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Musel, Robert. "When population outruns resources",Bangkok Post, Wednesday, March 28, 1973. clipping.
1'1974 World Population Conference first politicalmeeting on population', United Nations Newsletter22(43):2, December 1972.
Oak Ridge Associated Universities. Southern RegionalDemographic Group'(SRDG), Oak Ridge. Research andthe 1970 census Ipapers of the conference organizedby SRDG, Oak Ridge, 18-20 March 1971/ ed. by Abbok L.Ferriss. Oak Ridge Ln.d.L/ 183 P.
Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development(OECD), Paris. Development Centre. The Constraintson population activities and the problem of absorptivecapacity; proceedings of an expert group meeting,Paris, 6-8 December 1972. Paris, 1973. ,45 p.
December 1970-OECD population abstracts.
Population-international assis-tance and research; proceedings of the First Popula-tion Conference of the Development Center, Paris,3-5 December 1968. Paris, 1969. 233 p., tables,diagrs.
Research in population andrelated matters in the United Nations system.Paris Ln.d,/ 32 p.
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(Abstracts)301.32OECD
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301.32OECD
. Population Unit. Populationassistance to Africa-1969-1312. Paris Ln.d4/ 38 p. 301.3296tables (CD/P/236) OECD
. Social Development and Demogra-phy Programme. Agencies and organizations working,inthe international population assistant filed, comp. (Directories)by Richard Hankinson. Paris, OECD, 1973. 115 p. . 301.32(Summary information guide no. 2) OECD
Pakistan International.Family Planning;Conference,Dacca, January 28 - February 4, 1969. See
Frisen, Carl M. Demographic factors in economicand social development planning.
Pokrovsky, Alexei A. "Starvation", CERES (FAO Review)5(6):28-31, November-December 1973. photocopy. POP127
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Polunin, Nicholas,ed. Theproceedings of the First,on Environmental Future,to 3 July 1971. London,
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Environmental future;International Conferenceheld in Finland from 27 June 614.7Macmillan Lc1972/ 660 p. POL
"Population; the U.S. problem - the world crisis", NewYork Times, supplement sponsored by the PopulationCrisis Committee in association with the PlannedPa-enthood Federation of America, 1972. 27 p.
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"Population pressure, industrialization and socialmobility", Hoselitz, Bert F. Sociological aspectsof economic growth. New York, Free Press of Glencoe 330.9(c1960), p. 115-136. HOS
/Population statistics collected from various sources/ VF22 p. mimeo. POP91
Pringle, Laurence. One earth, many peonle: thechallenging of human nonulation growth. New York, 301.32Macmillan Lc1971/ 86 p. illus. PRI
Quinn, Francis X,, ed. Population ethics. Washington, 301.32D.C., Corpus Lc196/ 144 p. QUI
Radel, David. An Inventory of international clearinghouse services in population/family Planning: withreference to audio-visual aids and educationalmaterials. Honolulu, East-West CommunicationInstitute Ln.dJ L19 p,/ (East-West CommunicationInstitute occasional pa:ar) photocopy.
Ryder, Norman B. "The Character of modern fertility",Annals of the American Academy of Political & SocialScience: January 1967. photocopy.
Saab, S. Bibliography on population and populationgrowth. Beirut, Regional Center for EducationPlanning and acIministratLon in the A27_1) countries,
1972. 11 p.
Sak Prachin. The Basic cause of over-population",Financial Post, Friday, March 9, 1973. clipping.
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Sam Keeny fights the population explosion gets results -champion of birth control", Life (American Edition), VFOctober 6, 1967. 4 p. reprint. P0P135
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Scrimshaw, Nevin S., ed. Malnutrition, learning,and behavior; proceedings of an InternationalConference on Malnutrition, Cambridge, Mass.,March 1-3, 1967, cosponsored by the NutritionFoundation, Inc, and the Massachusetts Instituteof Technology. Cambridge, Mass., M.I.T. PressLc196/ 566 p. charts.
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Seminar on Housing Statistics and Programmes forAsia and the Far East, Copenhagen, 25 August -14 September 1963. Report New York, United 331.833Nations, 1965. 73 p. SEM
Simon, Julian L. The Value of avoided births to VFunderdeveloped countries. 8 p. photocopy. POP94
Sociological Resources for Social Studies (SRSS).Family size and society. Boston, Allyn and Bacon
LP1972/ 55 p. illus. (Episodes in social 301.32inquiry series) SOC
Stanford, Quentin H. ed. The Worlds population;Problems of growth. Toronto, Oxford University 301.32Press, 1972. 346 p. illus. STA
Symonds, Richard and Michael Carder. The UnitedNations and the population_guesLion 1945-1970.London, Chatto & Windus for Sussex University 301.32Press, 1973. 236 p. SYM
Taeuber, Conrad. "Population and food supply",Annals of the American Academy of Political & VFSocial Science: 73-83, January 1967. photocciy. POP117
TEMPO. General Electric7s Center for AdvancedStudies, Santa Barbara. Calculating the benefitsof slower population growth; a short method andworkbook by David N. Holumes, Jr. and Richard Brown.Santa Barbara, TEMPO, General Electricis Center forAdvanced Studies for U.S. AID Ln.d,/ vii, 67 p.(70TMP-87)
. Description of the economic-demographic model, by James P. Bannett and. RichardBrown. Santa Barbara, 704P0, General Electric?sCenter for Advanced Studies for U.S. AID, 1971.viii, 99 p., tables, charts.
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Unesco Regional Office for Education in Africa,Dakar. Meeting of Experts, 20 November - 4December 1971. 1222111ation - education - develm-ment in Africa South of the Sahara. Dakar,Unesco L19712/ 363 p., tables, charts, maps.
Unesco Regional Office for Education in Asia, BangkoPopulation education Clearing House Service.popul4lon/n2pulation and family educationand family planning' .eunnlement to biblio-graphy' (Representing documents available inthe library of the ReFional Office) Bangkok,1973. 20 p.
U.S. Bureau of the Census. The 1950 censuses:how they_were taken! population housing,aFriculture, irrigation drainazt. Washington,D.C., 1955. 222 o. illus., tables. (Pro-cedural studies of the 1950 censuses no. 2)
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. ].970 census user conference illustrations.Washington, D.C., 1972. 27 n.
. See also Censusand you.
U.S. Department of Commerce. Bureau of the CensusSee U.S. Bereau of the Census.
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U.S. Department of Labor. Bureau of Labor Statistics.Population and labor force prolections for theUnited States 1960 to 1925. Washington, D.C.,1959. 56 n., diagrs., tables.
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)mimeo.
United Nations. Department of Economic and SocialAffairs. Interim renort on conditions and trendsof fertility in the world 1960-1(12. New York,1972. 89 n., tables (Population studies no. 52.ST/SOA/SER.A/52)
. The World ponulgtion situationin 1970. New York, 1971. 78 p., tables (Popula-tion studies no. 49- ST/SOA/Series A/49)
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United Nations. Denartmant of Economic and SocialAffairs. Population Division. Worldnunulationnrosuects as assessed in1063.. New York, 1966.149 u. (Population studies no. 41)
. Statistical Office. Economiccharacteristics of the nonulation. See UnitedNations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs.Statistical Office. Handbook of nonulation censusmethods.
. General asnects ofa nonulation census. Se United Nations. Depart-ment of Economic and Social Affairs. StatisticalOffice. Handbook of population census methods.
. Handbook of nnTra..4.7
tion census methods vol. I - General asnects ofnonulation census: vol. II - Economic characteris-tics of the nonulation. New York, 1958. 2 vols.(Studies in methods. Series F no. 5 Rev. 1)
United Nations Fund for Population Activities. SeeWorld population year 1971.
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Villaume, John M. An alternative approach tosocial control programs; a naner prenared forPresentation at the Seminar on Issues in nonula-tion Education and in nartial fulfillment of therequirements of x-103 Education and Ponulation/Environment Problems LCambridge, Mass,/ Centrefor Studies in Education and Development, Harvard VFGraduate School of Education, 1972. 39 n. photocopy. P0P68
Virginia, University. School of Law. The Worldpopulation crisis policy implications and therole of law: proceedings of the Regional Meetingof the American Society of International Law andSymposium of the John Bassett Moore Society ofInternational Law, Charlottesville, March 12-13,1971. Charlottesville, University of Virginia 301.32Schools of Law L01971/ 180 n. VIR
Willie, Charles V. 'Perspectives from the black VFcommunity'', PRB Selection (37):1-12, June 1971. P0P96
World nonulatiomvear 1974: what the United Nationsis doing, what you can do. New York, UNFPA (n.d.) VF
2 p. POP55
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Young, Gary M. The 1970 census and mu: a generalintroduction to census data, by Gary M. Youngunder general superCsion of Michael G, Garland.Washington, D.C., Bureau of the Census, Departmentof Commerce, 1973. 13 o. mimeo.
Asia
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American Uni\ersities Field Staff. Populationperspective, 1071, ed. with commentaries '.)y
Harrison Brown and Alan Sweezy. San Francisco, 301.32Freeman Lcl .72/ 113-268. ..ANTE
"Asia's population by 2000 A. . , Asian Student21(6):7, December 1972.
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"Asia's population in the year 2000 expected toexceed total world population of 1970", StamfordJournal (Singapore) 4(10):11, October 1972. P0P53
Asian Population Conference (2d) Tokyo, 1-13November 1072. Supplementary not on the Programmein Population of Unesco's Department ofTALmitjfflalPlanning and Administration. Unesco Paris. Bangkok,Unesco Regional Office for Education in Asia, 1972. VF
1463 D. (BK/72/D/354-430)
See also Economic Commission for Asiaand the Far East (ECAF), Bangkok.
"Asian nonulation rises by 50 million a year.', VFMorning 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
Clarke, John I. Population geography and the developingcountries. Oxford Pergamon Press L01971/ 282 p. 301.32
uharts. CIA
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
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Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE),Bangkok. Report and selected papers; the RegionalSeminar on Population Aspects of Social Development,Bangkok, 11-20 January 1972. Bangkok, 1972. 148 p.(Asian population studies no. 11)
. Report of the Second Asian PopulationConference, Tokyo, 1-13 November 1972. Bangkok,1972. 82 p. (E/CN 11/1065)
. Research, teaching and training indemography; a directory of institutions inthe ECAFE region. Bangkok, 1972. 444 P.(Asian population studies no. 8)
. Second Asian Population Conference,Tokyo, 1-13 November 1972. 27 p.
General Assembly and Conference on the Adminis-trative Implications of Rapid Population Growthin Asia (6th) Manila, 8-14 May, 1971. /Reportand pre-conference documentation/ Manila, EROPA,1971. 3 v.
ILO/ECAFE Asian SumposiumPolicies, Kuala Lumpur,See Asian Sumposium onPolicies, Kuala Lumpur,
on Labour and Population24 July - 3 August 1972.labour and Population24 July - 3 August 1972.
Jara, Manola B. "Asia experiences labour force?explosion?", Nation (Bangkok), Wednesday,April 11, 1973. clipping.
Population Problems Inquiry Council. Opinions on"points for special consideration in regional
standpoint of populationProblems". Population Problems InquiryCouncil/ 1963. 33 P.
Population projections /for individual country inAsia/ (midyear estimates, in thousands) 19 p.
mimeo.
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Regional Seminar on Population Aspects of SocialDevelopment, Bangkok, 11-20 January 1972. SeeEconomic Commission for Asia and the Far East(ECAFE), Bangkok.
"Second Asian Population Conference adopts declara-tion on population strategy for developmenti2,United Nations Newsletter 22(43):3, December 2,1972.
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Sorge, R.M. "Gap widens between rich and poor ", VF
Bangkok Post, Tuesday, 20 February 1973. clipping. P0P125
Taylor, L.R. ed. The Optimum population for Britain;proceedings of a symposium held at the Royal Geo-graphical Society, London, on 25 and 26 September,1969. London, Academic Press for the Institute ofBiology Lc1970/ 182 p. (Symposia of the Institute 301.32of Biology no: 19) TAY
Thompson, Warren S. Population and progress in theFar East LChicago/ University of Chicago Press 301.32Le1952/ 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 FamilyPlanning Programmes, Bangkok, 27 July - 7 August1970. See Economic Commission for Asia and theFar East (ECAFE), Bangkok.
China, People's 4ppublic of
Aird, John S. "Estimating China's population",Annals of the American Academy of Political& Social Science: 61-72, January 1967.photocopy.
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"40,000 problems every day, Bangkok Post, VFMonday, November 6, 1972. clipping. P0P99
Gupta, K.P. "How China curbs her population'', VFNation, Sunday 18, 1973. clipping. POP16
Orleans, Leo A. Every fifth child; the population 301.32of China. London, MethUan Lc1972/ 191 p. ORL
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Council for Social Development:New Delhi. Aspectsof population policy in India: paper preseErgor--at the National Conference on Population Policy.and ProgrammesNew Delhi, 19-23 December 1969 613.9454New Delhi Ln.d,/ 209 D. IND
Horan, P. "Urban demographic patterns; survey ofa Delhi colony', Social Action 22(4) f319-326, VFOctober-December 1972. photocopy. POP126
Institute of Applied Manpower Research (IAMR), NewDelhi. National nonulation; growth perspective;nrenared by H.N. Pandit and C. Giri. New Delhi,1965. ix, 40 n. (Manpower aspects of educational 331.11development. IAMR Working paper no. 7/1965) INS
Rao, K. Seshagiri. Family Planning nonulationeducation, and regulation of population growth. VF11 n. mimeo. FP127
. Over Population and nutrition programme. VF13 n. mimeo. POP132
Saxena, J.P. Educated unemployment in India.Problems & suggestions. New Delhi, Commercial. 331.137Publications Bureau, 1972. 194 D. SAX
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Iran
Amani, Mehdi. Demographic aspects of evolution inthe morphology of the in Iran; LpaperPresented at the World Congress of Sociology,Varna, Bulgaria, 14-19 September 197Q/ 17 p. VFmimeo. POP109
. Overview of the demogranhic situation VFof Iran. 1970. 17 p. mimeo. POP107
Japan
Japan. Ministry of EnvironmentaLAffairs.Government retort on environment forming
1TLa......piolnewenviroruicies. Tokyo, 1972.
448, 18 p. (In Japanese)
Korea, Republic of
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Hyon -Cho, Kim. nPonulation and the Third Five-Year .P
Planil, Korea Journal, 12(3):8 -13, March 1972. P0P49
Kim, Taek Il, and others. The Korean nationalfamily planning program: nonulation control andfertility decline. New York, Population Council
Lc1972/ 232 D. tables, diagrs. graphs, biblio-
graphy.
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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
Pakistan. Office of the Census Commissioner.Ministry of Home and Kashmir Affairs. HomeAffairs Division. Population census ofPakistan. 1961i ages sex and marital status. 315.49Karachi, 1962. (Census Bulletin no. 3) PAK
Population census of Pakistan, 1961;.literaCyand education. Karachi, 1962. (Census Bulletinno. 4)
Fhilippines,
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Family Life Workshop of the Philippines. PopulationpnroblemeadfamilyLianaira; proceedings of theFirst Seminar - Workshop for Family Life Leaders,Quezon City, November 18-22, 1967. Quezon City, 613.94University of Philippines, 1967. 61 p. FAM
Ravenholt, Albert. Rising expectations; crisis .
for the Philippines. Hanover, American Universities 301.32Fieldstaff, 1971. 16 p. AME
Sri Lanka
Chg,u, Ta Ngoc. Pvulation growth and cost of educationin developing countries. Paris, InternationalInstitute of Education Planning, 1972. 313 p. 301.32tables, charts (IIEP 72/D.2/A) CHA
Jones, Gavin. W. and S. Belvaratnam. PopulAtiongrowth and economic development in Ceylon.Colombo, .Hansa Publishers,..1972. 24 p. 301.32tables. JON
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Carlson, Bruce D. Thailand population trends,programs, and policy. 1967. 57 D. photocopy.
Human Ecology and Nutrition Research Facility(HENREF). Working paper on proposal for aI.Tman ecology and nutrition research facilityfor Thailand. 17 p. photocopy.
Jones, Gavin. "Report on the need of populationpolicy and economic research in population trends",National Economic Development Board. Technicalreport. (3):45-100, 1969.
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Kunstadter, Peter. Fertility, mortality andmigration of hill and valley populations innorthwestern Thailand; paper prepared for presenta-.tion at the 68th annual meeting of the AmericanAnthropological Association, New Orleans, 20-23November 1969. Seattle., Department of Anthro-pology and Preventive. Medicine University of VF
Washington. 16 p. tables, charts. mimeo.
(Thailand National Population Seminar (3d), Bangkok,.April 2-5, 1968. Laakeranrenterszjnin;organized by the National Research Council VFn.d,/ 1 v. (various papers) (In Thai. FP95
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Thailand. National Research Council.of population growth on economic andment in Thailand/ Bangkok, 1968. 21
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Effectsocial develop -
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Population1972-
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Chauls, Donald S. An Introduction to populationeducation in Asian region; a working paper of theUnesco Regional Workshop on Population and FamilyEducation, Bangkok, 7 September - 7 October 1970. VF
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Jayasuriya, J.E. Views of a,groupeducators from the Asian regionon the place ofopulation education in the curriculum of Institu-tions of teacher education. Quezon City, Asian VF
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Cool, John. Population education in India. a case VF
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Concencion Mercedes B. ."Factors associatedwith married women?s ideal family size andapproval of family nlanning", St. Louis' .VF
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Family Life Workshop of the Philippines. Populationproblems and family_nloning; proceedings of theFirst Seminar - Workshop for Family Life Leaders,Quezon City, November 18-22, 1967. Quezon City,University of Philippines, 1967. 61 p.
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