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The barefoot doctors of the People's Republic of China.
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Doctors in politics: a lesson from Chile.
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Massachusetts Medical Society. Resolution concerning the safety and freedom of doctor Mikhail Shtern.
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Letter: Political prisoner in the soviet.
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The Blalock-Bethune connection.
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Changes and challenges in China. Is the "open policy" closing doors in Chinese hospitals?
Since 1978, China's economic reforms and her pursuit of modern technology have significantly opened the scope of her hospital services and financing. While the decentralization and higher incomes have given Chinese hospitals new freedoms, they have also raised the specter of new limitations on access to healthcare. The authors review these changes and consider what the future holds for the Chinese hospital system.
Relationship of self-concepts to international attitudes.
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The personality and attitudes of working-class British Communists and Fascists.
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Fertility transition in Communist Albania, 1950-90.
In 1945, at the end of the Second World War, Albania had the highest fertility in Europe with an average of more than six live births per woman. However, when Albania emerged from behind the 'olive curtain' in 1990, fertility had fallen to three children per woman, despite a pro-natalist environment and in the virtual absence of contraception and abortion. Nevertheless, after five decades, Albania's position at the top of the European fertility league remains unchanged. This paper documents the fertility transition in Albania during the period 1950-90 and places the demographic results in the context of recent socio-economic and cultural change.
Leaving the kibbutz: An identity conflict.
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Evolution of Scottish migration patterns: a social-relations-of-production approach.
"The evolutionary pattern of Scottish migration is interpreted in relation to Zelinsky's Mobility Transition model and the Marxian concept of changing modes of production. The prime explanatory framework is shown to be the emergence, maturing and current faltering of capitalism."
Learning disabilities theory and soviet psychology: a comparison of straw men and red herrings.
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Learning disabilities and Soviet psychology: are there basic assumptions?
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Soviet Marxism and population policy.
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Structural adjustment: cure or curse? Implications for Caribbean development.
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