Controlling for access to services, education is a powerful predictor of both fertility and contraceptive use, particularly among younger women, who have benefited from the large increase in education opportunities since independence.
This paper, based on a presentation at the Georgetown University Intercultural Center, Washington, D.C., in September 1987, summarizes impressions of Ethiopia gained during a three-week visit in March 1987.
This study explores the relationship between Tunisia, Morocco, and Algeria, and the Middle East. A geographically compact and culturally unified area, the Maghrib (North Africa) has had familial but uneasy relations with the Middle East. Its strong...
An examination of the prospective gains from continued economic integration in East Africa, limited to the effect of the East African Common Market on investment in manufacture. The real importance of the Common Market relates to its role in that fut...
An attempt to analyze the cause and character of a profound revolution taking place from Morocco to Pakistan. Examines the forces, groups, ideas, and institutions now in motion.
A study of the contribution that economic union can make to industrialization in underdeveloped areas in general and in Greater East Africa in particular. Other aspects of East African economic integration discussed are the choice between production...
An attempt to determine the prospects of expanding trade between the territories of East Africa and other countries in the Eastern part of the continent by examining their existing patterns of trade. The volume and composition of the trade that devel...
