This document is comprised of output from the Regional Clearinghouse on Population Education and Communication (RCPEC) computerized bibliographic database on reproductive and sexual health and geography. Entries are categorized into four parts: (1) "Population Education"; (2) "Knowledge-base Information"; (3) "Audio-Visual and IEC Materials; and…

This selective, annotated bibliography provides teachers, students, and curricula designers with population resources. All the resources have been reviewed for quality, accessibility, and diversity of opinion. The bibliography is divided into four sections on (1) basic reference data for the study of population; (2) specific population education…

Presents current research on childlessness and the one-child family. The nine articles in this special issue include studies on the relationship of childlessness to marital satisfaction, childlessness and one-child families in the Soviet Union and early twentieth century America, voluntary childlessness, and effects of being an only child. (JAC)

This publication is a critical bibliography and assessment of scientific materials relating to family planning discontinuation rates. Most of the studies referenced were done in Asia, Africa, and South America. Chapter titles include: (1) Discontinuation: A Neglected Topic?; (2) Measuring Discontinuation; (3) What Happens After Termination; (4) A…

This review analyzes change and trends in the following areas: (1) population, (2) education, (3) psychology, (4) the family, (5) work, (6) construction, (7) security, and (8) values. The overview indicates complex changes will affect the career outlook for the 1980's and beyond. There are ample opportunities for counselors to participate in the…

This annotated bibliography focuses on the subject of voluntary childlessness. The first section lists studies, papers, and dissertations completed after 1970 that examine individuals who have chosen to remain childless and the psychological and social implications of their decision. Another section highlights comparing childless couples to those…

This guide, designed for teachers and community leaders attempting to answer questions being raised about population and population trends or developing population study programs, contains a selective list of information sources and written audiovisual resource materials. The resource guide is divided into five areas. The first group lists over 40…

Fifty theses and dissertations which have relevance to various areas of rural manpower policy and were completed at Michigan State University between 1960 and 1973 are cited in this annotated bibliography. Topics covered are health, education, training, work activity, and trends in rural population, development, and life. Categories are: (1)…

This bibliography is a classified list of published research material on the contemporary Indian political system. The research references assembled have been organized under three broad categories: Indian political institutions, Indian political behavior, and public policy issues. The political institutions section focuses on the presidency,…

This publication brings together a large number of facts and statistics about the country's growing population of older adults. Data indicate that regardless of their economic situation, the elderly population will not only be growing rapidly in the future but will be changing rapidly as well. The trend toward early retirement coupled with longer…

The Amish, who came to North America from Europe in the 1700s and 1800s, and settled primarily in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, New York, and Ontario, Canada, have attracted much attention and interest, particularly in the area of health care. The purpose of this bibliography is to guide the investigator toward the principal sources…

Instructors at all levels can draw on the materials in this list to teach a course on the population-food question. The resources are listed under the following headings: selected references, professional literature, data, and films. (RM)

This article in a population education newsletter focuses on films and other audio-visual materials suitable for secondary and higher education and available for teaching about current population issues. The article discusses how to get the most out of population-related films. Eight hints for structuring film viewing and follow-up activities are…

This document, designed for students and for teachers and community leaders developing population study programs, is divided into five sections. The first section lists over 80 titles of printed documents for students, teachers, and others. A second section is devoted to bibliographies, directories, and other resource guides on population…

This selective, annotated bibliography provides elementary, secondary, and undergraduate teachers, students, and curriculum designers with 47 references on population education. The bibliography is divided into four sections listing citations on basic reference data for the study of population, specific population education materials, points of…