Asia, Behavior, China, Conservation of Natural Resources, Demography, Developing Countries, Environment, Family Relations, Asia, Eastern, Population, Population Characteristics, Psychology, Research, Research Design, Social Behavior, Social Values, Age Factors, Child Rearing, Economics, Family Characteristics, Family Planning Policy, Fertility, Marriage, Models, Theoretical, Nuclear Family, Population Dynamics, Public Policy, Rural Population, Sex, Social Change, Social Class, Social Welfare, Socioeconomic Factors, Statistics as Topic, Women's Rights
Asia, China, Demography, Developing Countries, Asia, Eastern, Organization and Administration, Population, Population Dynamics, Research, Sampling Studies, Contraception, Data Collection, Family Planning Services, Fertility, Program Evaluation
Abstract
The author reports on China's 1988 Two per Thousand Survey, using information from papers presented at an international seminar in Beijing that focused on fertility and contraception. "Seminar papers confirmed the high quality of the survey and its potential for research on topics ranging from rates of sterility to the demography of Tibet. They also suggested that family planning in China is moving on to a wider agenda. The interest of family planners is turning to issues of health, motivation for family planning, and contraception prior to a couple's first birth.", (excerpt)
Asia, Developing Countries, Economics, Pacific Islands, Population Characteristics, Research, Advertising, Censuses, Communication, Congresses as Topic, Marketing of Health Services, Technology
Abstract
"Dissemination and marketing of census products were...major topics at the Thirteenth Population Census Conference of census directors from the Asian-Pacific region, held in Honolulu in December 1990. Drawing upon papers presented at the conference,...this article describes technological developments and marketing techniques being used in the region to increase the demand for census information.", (excerpt)
Published
1991
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