Box 60
Contains 23 Results:
Minutes of Meeting to Consider the Establishment of an International Network of Child Development Research Centers (Unesco Headquarters; Paris, France, July 21, 1976) [multiple copies]
(Packet of materials) International Network Correspondence (files arranged alphabetically within each year) (7 folders)
Inequalities and Gaps Inside and Outside the Home, by A.A. Al-Koussy (UNESCO)
Reduction of Inequality in Early Childhood: Experience Through Intervention Programmes in Africa, by Professor M.O.A. Durojaiye (UNESCO)
Democratization as a Means to Reducing Inequality in Society, by Professor A. Abuzayd (UNESCO)
Inequality and Cognitive Competence in Children, by J.P. Das (UNESCO)
Utilization of Health Services by Children in Kenya and Some Aspects of Deterant Factors, by Professor N.W. Bwibo (UNESCO)
Some Ways and Means of Upbringing Thai Children to Enjoy More Homelife Equality, by Professor Chancha Suvannathat (UNESCO)
Region and Socialization: Socio-Ecologic Conditions and Inequalities in Human Development, by Dr. T. Kozma (UNESCO)
The Socio-Political Determinants of Social Stability: The Case of the Arabic-Speaking Magreb, by Professor F. Stambouli (UNESCO)
Social Inequality, Its Nature and Dimension With Specific Reference to its Patter n of Manifestation in India and Past and Present, by Professor A.S. Patel (UNESCO)
The Dynamics of Inequalities, by Professor T. Tomaszewski (UNESCO)
Some Obervations on Family Style and Unequal Opportunities for the Development of Children in the the Gulf States, by Professors M.I. Kazem and L. Melikian (UNESCO)
Cultural Milieu, Family Environment, and Mental Health of the Child, by Professor Wayne Holtzman (UNESCO)
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