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|a Vol 7 ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMY - PART I CONTRACEPTION AS HUMAN BEHAVIOR - Research on contraception and family planning / Ed. Amy Ong Tsui, Aminur Rohman Khan, John Ross, Gu Xingyan - I THE METHODS OF BIRTH CONTROL : AN OVERVIEW - Modern contraception : a 1989 update / Allan Rosenfield -- Induced abortion : a world review 1990 / Stanley Henshaw - II PREVELANCE AND DEMAND FOR CONTRACEPTION - Model A questionnaire, section 3 contraception and section 4 pregnancy and breastfeeding / Demographic and health surveys -- Recent trends in contraceptive behavior / Mary Beth Weinberger -- Unmet need and the demand for family planning / Charles Westoff, Luis Ochoa - III MEASUREMENT OF CONTRACEPTIVE BEHAVIORS - Quality and comparability of family planning data from surveys and service statistics / K.S. Srikantan -- A time model o measure contraceptive demand / D. Nortman, G.Lewis -- Couple-year of protection : a measure of family planning prgram output / Samuel Wishik -- Pregnancy avoidance and coital behvior / Amy Tsui, S. Victor de Silva, Ruth Marinshaw - IV BARRIERS TO AND COST CONTRACEPTIVE ADOPTION - Normative and psychic costs of contraception / Dondald Bogue -- The demographic transition reconsidered / Ansley Coale -- Contraceptive switching among currently married women in the United States / William Grady Mark Hayward, John O.G.Billy, Francesca Florey - PART II CONTRACEPTION AS ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR - I COMPONENTS OF FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS - On the institutional analysis of population prgrams / Ruth Simmons, George Simmons -- Family planning pilot projects / John Ross -- The economic rationale of family planning programs / Paul Demeny - II MEASURING FAMILY PLANNING PROJECT AND PROGRAM EFFORTS - The measurement of family planning inputs / W.Parker Mauldin, Robert Lapham -- Measuring components of family planning prgram effort / Barbara Entwisle -- Guidelines of overcoming desing problems in family planning operations research / Andrew Fisher, John Laing, John Stoeckel -- Measuring accessibility to family planning services in rural Thailand / Napaporn Chayovan, Albert Hermalin, John Knodel -- What`s wrong with CYP? / James Shelton -- Fertility reduction and the quality of family planning services / Aurudh Jain - III FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM PERFORMANCE - Worker-client exchanges and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh / James Phillips, Mian Bazle Hossain Ruth Simmons, Michael Koenig -- Programmatic factors in contraceptive use-effectiveness : lessons learned form operation reserach / John Townsend -- Family planning programs : efforts and results 1982-89 / W.Parker Mauldin, John Ross - PART III CONTRACEPTION AND FAMILY PLANNING : EVALUATIVE ISSUES AND STRATEGIES - I OVERVIEW OF ISSUES - Evaluation and assessment -- II METHODOLOGIES - Standarization approach / United Nations population division Division -- A critique of the methodologies to measure the demographic impact of family planning programmes / Dorothy Nortman -- Use of individual and real data in evaluating family planning programmes / Albert Hermalin -- A note on gross and net programmes effects / Ismali Siragling -- Multinominal logit analysis of contraceptive method choice / Minja Choe - PARTI IV DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACTS OF CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICE - The demographic impact of family planning programs / John Bongaarts, W.Parker Maudlin, -- A simple method for estimating the contraceptive prevalence required to reach a fertility target / John Bongaarts -- Reproductive intentions and fertility rates -- The demographic impact of changes in contraceptive practice in third world population / Charles Westoff, Lorenzo Moreno Noreen Goldman -- Hypotheses about reproductive patterns and women's and children's health / Working group on the health consequences of contracetpive use and controlled fertility
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