Population growth and the complex society
By: Compiled and edited by Helen MacGill Hughes
Contributors: Sociological Resources for the Social Studies (Project)
Series: Readings in sociology series
Publisher: Allyn and Bacon
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 211
Subjects: Population
Notes: Prepared by Sociological Resources for the Social Studies.
Table of contents: title: Foreword, by R.C. Angell.; title: Sociologists look at population growth and the complex society, by D.J. Bogue.; title: The population dilemma, by I.B. Taeuber.; title: The family cycle in India and the United States, by O.A. Collver.; title: The beginning and the end of the baby boom, by A.A. Campbell; also R.H. Weller.; title: Folklore and the birth rate: the case of Japan, by K. Azumi.; title: The fertility of minorities, by C. Goldscheider and P.R. Uhlenberg.; title: People on the move: the redistribution of the American population, by E.S. Lee.; title: Leaving the farm, by C.L. Beale.; title: The Negro leaves the South, by C.H. Hamilton.; title: Some social effects of economic change: the case of Switzerland, by K.B. Mayer.; title: From tribe to nation, by L.W. Doob.; title: Reading, writing and industrial growth, by H.H. Golden.; title: The labor force and how it changes, by P.M. Hauser.; title: The new leisure class, by H.L. Wilensky; also M.A. Holman.; title: Moving into the age of automation, by F.C. Mann and L.K. Williams; also M.W. Meyer.; title: The credit society, by D. Caplovitz.; title: Do people think alike in mass society? By N.D. Glenn.; title: The metabolism of cities, by A. Wolman.; title: Population and the style of social life, by N. Keyfitz.; title: Life in the twenty-first century, by H. Brown.; title: Bibliography (p. 191-199).