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Judith Blake

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#1641

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#1853

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#594

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PhD Sociology Stanford University
Masters Sociology Stanford University
Bachelors Sociology University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Judith Kincade Blake was an American sociologist and demographer. She established the first Department of Demography, at the University of California, Berkeley and was the first holder of an endowed chair, at the University of California, Los Angeles.

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Judith Blake 's Published Works

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Social Structure and Fertility: An Analytic Framework (1956) (890)
Family size and the quality of children (1981) (547)
Family Size and Achievement. (1990) (369)
Annual Review of Sociology (1975) (282)
Are babies consumer durables? A critique of the economic theory of reproductive motivation. (1968) (197)
Demographic science and the redirection of population policy. (1965) (126)
Is zero preferred? American attitudes toward childlessness in the 1970s (1979) (124)
Number of siblings and educational attainment. (1989) (124)
The only child in America: prejudice versus performance. (1981) (124)
Number of siblings and educational mobility (1985) (113)
Abortion and public opinion: the 1960-1970 decade. (1971) (97)
Population policy for Americans: is the government being misled? (1969) (89)
Family Structure in Jamaica (1963) (65)
Family structure in Jamaica : the social context of reproduction (1962) (57)
Number of siblings, family background, and the process of educational attainment. (1986) (53)
Income and reproductive motivation. (1967) (37)
Status Enhancement and Fertility. (1987) (32)
The Americanization of catholic reproductive ideals. (1966) (32)
Reproductive motivation versus contraceptive technology: is recent American experience an exception? (1975) (31)
Number of siblings and sociability (1991) (30)
Can we believe recent data on birth expectations in the United States? (1974) (29)
Ideal family size among white Americans: A quarter of a century’s evidence (1966) (28)
Catholicism and fertility: on attitudes of young Americans. (1984) (26)
The Supreme Court's abortion decisions and public opinion in the United States. (1977) (26)
Reproductive ideals and educational attainment among white Americans, 1943-1960. (1967) (22)
Judith Blake on fertility control and the problem of voluntarism. (1994) (16)
Family size in the 1960's--a baffling fad? (1967) (15)
The teenage birth control dilemma and public opinion. (1973) (13)
Reproductive Motivation and Population Policy (1971) (13)
Sibship Size and Educational Stratification: Reply to Mare and Chen (1986) (9)
Educational attainment and reproductive preferences: theory and evidence. (1982) (8)
Ocular hazards in agriculture. (1969) (8)
Pioneering in family planning (1963) (7)
Population and Public Opinion – The Need for Basic Research (1963) (5)
Number of siblings and personality. (1991) (5)
The pill and the rising costs of fertility control. (1977) (4)
World Fertility Survey Conference 1980: Record of Proceedings. (1983) (4)
Negativismr equivocation, and wobbly assent: public “support” for the prochoice platform on abortion (1981) (4)
Reply [to Ön the Time Series of American Fertility"] (1978) (4)
Predictors of family-size preferences, 1945-1977: a multivariate analysis. (1979) (3)
The fallacy of the five million women: A re-estimate (1972) (3)
Issues in the training and rechuitment of demographers (1964) (1)
"Family Planning and Public Policy: Who Is Misleading Whom?" (1969) (1)
Birth control--population policy. (1969) (1)
Are Few Better than Many?@@@Family Size and Achievement. (1990) (1)
Discussion of Notesteins "Zero Population Growth." (1975) (1)
Midwife to the hippies. (1988) (1)
Annual review of sociology. Volume 18 (1992) (1)
Reactions to Blake and Das Gupta's "The fallacy of the five million women: a re-estimate". Reply to Cutright and Osborn. (1973) (0)
Reply [to Ryders "On the time series of American fertility"] (1978) (0)
Eye hazards in rural communities. (1975) (0)
Books/Livres (1989) (0)
Books in review (1987) (0)
Preface by Judith Blake (1993) (0)
Preface by the Editors (1995) (0)
Residents' Quarters (1963) (0)
Response : Birth Control—Population Policy (1969) (0)
Reply to Cutright and Osborn. (Need for Family Planning Services) (1973) (0)
Reply to cutright and Osborn (1973) (0)
Books/Livres (1993) (0)

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