Description
This is Volume XIV out of fifteen on a series of the Sociology of Gender and the Family. Originally published in 1945, this study shows the Swedish Experiment in democratic family and population policy.
Table of Contents
PART I. PROBLEMS AND PRINCIPLES I. POPULATION, THE FAMILY, AND SOCIAL REFORM II. POPULATION TRENDS AND OPINIONS III. THE CHANGING FAMILY: MARRIAGE AND ILLEGITIMACY IV. THE CHANGING FAMILY: PARENTHOOD V. FORECASTING THE FUTURE VI. QUALITATIVE POPULATION CHANGES VII. GOALS FOR A POPULATION POLICY VIII. MEANS FOR A POPULATION POLICY IX. IN CASH OR IN KIND PART II. PROVISIONS IN SWEDEN X. OFFICIAL PROGRAMS AND LEGISLATIVE ACTS XI. EDUCATIONAL PREPARATION FOR FAMILY LIFE XII. PLANNING THE SIZE OF FAMILY XIII. ECONOMICS OF HOMEMAKING XIV. HOUSING FOR FAMILIES XV. FEBDING A NATION XVI. HEALTH FOR THE NATION XVII. PROVISIONS FOR CHILDBEARING XVIII. THE INCOMPLETE FAMILY XIX. SOCIAL SECURITY AND SOCIAL CARE OF THE HANDICAPPED XX. OPPORTUNITIES FOR EDUCATION XXI. RECREATION AND THE FAMILY XXII. ONE SEX A SOCIAL PROBLEM
