A Select Bibliography on Population Policies and Reproductive Rights

A <strong>Select</strong> <strong>Bibliography</strong> on Population Policies and Reproductive Rights. Social Change:
September-December 1996, 26(3 & 4). p.286-290.
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A <strong>Select</strong> <strong>Bibliography</strong> on Population Policies and Reproductive Rights
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2. Aysen Bulut Veronique Filippi, Tom Marshall, et al (March 1997). Contraceptive
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9. Dixon-Mueller. Ruth., Wasserheit, Judith (1991). The Culture of Silence:
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of the Literature and an Agenda for Research. Studies in Family Planning. 26(3)
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11. Dooley Worth. (1989). Sexual Decision-making and AIDS: Why Condom
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18. Eschen, Andrea., and Maxine Whittaker. (1992). Family Planning: A Base to Build
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21. Guy Stecklov (Jan/Feb. 1995). Maternal Mortality Estimation: Separating
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27. Khan, M.E., Dastidar, S.K., and Singh, Ratanjeet. (1986). Nutrition and Health
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29. Khan, M.E., Irfan Khan and Nupur Mukerjee (1997). Involving Men in Safe
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31. Khattaba, Hind A.S. (1992). The Silent Endurance: Social Conditions of Women's
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32. Kim's Miller, Leslie F. Clark C., Janet S. Moore (Sept/Oct. 1997). Sexual Initiation
with Older Male Partners and Subsequent HIV Risk Behavior among Female
Adolescents. Family Planning Perspective. 29(5) pp. 212-214.
33. Kishwar, Madhu (1990). Learning to Take People Seriously. Manushi (56) pp. 2-
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34. Koenig, Michael., Mian Bazle Hossain, Maxine Whittaker (1997). The Influence of
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36. Manisha Gupte, Sunita Bandewar and Hemlata Pisal (May 1997). Abortion
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37. Mathai, T. Saramma (1997). Making Abortion Safer. The Journal of Family
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45. Rochel K. Jewkes, Susan Fowcus, Helen Rees, et al (1997) Methodological Issues
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46. Rooney, C. (1992). Antenatal Care and Maternal Health: How Effective Is It? A
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47. Ruth Simmons, Peter Hall, Juan Diaz, Margarita et al (June 1997). The Strategic
Approach to Contraceptive Introduction. Studies in Family Planning. 28(2) pp.
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48. Savara, Mira., Sridhar C.R. (1992). Sexual Behavior of Urban, Educated Indian
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56. Zurayk, Huda., Nabil Younis, and Hind Khattab. Learning About the
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