PAKISTAN'S POPULATION
ISSUES IN THE 21ST CENTURY CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
24 - 26 OCTOBER -
2000
THE AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY, KARACHI
«»
Ordering Information
«»
Table of Contents
Population Association of Pakistan (PAP) is
proud to present the proceedings of the first ever Population
Research Conference held at the Aga Khan University from 24–26
Oct, 2000.
The basic theme of the conference has
reflected the futuristic approach of population scholars and
activists. The scientific sessions on the conference ranged
from the more conventional demographic areas of infant
mortality, fertility and family planning, migration and
urbanization, population and development, safe motherhood to
more recent interest issues such as reproductive health,
gender, and sexually transmitted infections. The Conference
was widely attended by delegates from all over the Pakistan
and also by several researchers from abroad.
Total Pages:
702 Number of Articles:
38
Book Size: 6’’x
9’’
Price in Pakistan:
Rs. 250/- only + Postage Rs 150/-
Price outside Pakistan:
US $ 10/- only + Postage US $ 10
Please send your contact information (Name,
Designation, Organization, Complete Mailing Address, and No.
of Copies Required) with payment (cross check/bank draft) to
the Population Association of Pakistan Secretariat in name of
Population Association of Pakistan. Click
HERE for the complete address to send the required
information.
OR
Deposit the amount
Table of
Contents
Keynote Address
Section 1: Family Planning
Section 2: Gender
Issues
Section 3:
Urbanisation & Migration
Section 4: Sexual
Behaviour & Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Section 5:
Maternal Health & Mortality
Section 6:
Population & Development
Section 7: Infant
Health & Mortality
Section 8:
Reproductive Health
Section 9:
Fertility
Section 10: Appendices
Keynote Address
Population Issues For Pakistan: Perspectives From The
Wider Islamic World
Gavin W. Jones
Back to Table of
Contents
|
Section 1: Family Planning
1.
Uptake of
Family Planning in Pakistan: Trends and Emerging Issues
A. Razzaque Rukanuddin
2.
Navigating the
Boundaries: Promoting Family Planning in the Mass Media in
Pakistan
Kevin Kingfield, Saifullah Khan, and Bruce Mackay
3.
Pattern of
Contraceptive Use in Quetta
Dr. Rashida Panezai, Dr. Farida Jan, and Mohammed Ahmed
4.
On the Dynamics
of Contraceptive Use in Pakistan
Peter C. Miller, Ashraf Kayani, and Arshad J. Minhas
5.
Understanding
Men’s Role in Family Planning in Pakistan
M. Framurz K. Kiani
Back to Table of
Contents
|
|
Section 2: Gender Issues
6.
Gender
Perspectives on Population and Development in Pakistan
Naushin Mahmood
7.
The Effect of
Marriage Preferences on Women’s Autonomy: A Case Study
Rafat Hussain
8.
Magnitude and
Dynamics of Domestic Violence Against Women: Evidence from
Urban and Rural Sites in Pakistan
Muhammad Hafeez
9.
A Feminist
Mediatic Discourse Analysis of Gender Role Construction
and its Impact on Health Seeking Behaviour
Aamina Qadir
Back to Table of
Contents
|
Section 3: Urbanisation & Migration
10.
New Pattern of
Urbanization in Pakistan: Some Policy Implications
G.M. Arif and Durr-e-Nayab
11.
Urbanization in
Pakistan: In the Socio-Cultural Context
Dr. Rashid Ahmed Khan
12.
Urbanization in
Peshawar: Making a Case for “Health City Project”
Javed Khan
13.
Urbanization
and Development: Perspective and Linkages into the Socio –
Environmental Scenario
Ayesha Aftab
Back to Table of
Contents
|
|
Section 4: Sexual Behaviour & Sexually
Transmitted Diseases
14.
Sexually
Transmitted Diseases and Sexual Behaviour in Pakistan
Peter C. Miller
15.
Syndromic
Management of STIs in Pakistan: Putting Policy into
Practice
Amir Khan, Nauman Safdar, John D. Walley, and Birjees Qazi
16.
Male Access to
Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH): A Pilot Survey
Badi uz Zaman, and Iffat Chaudhry
17.
Sexual
Behaviour Among Truck Drivers in Pakistan
Sohail Agha
Back to Table of
Contents
|
|
Section 5: Maternal Health & Mortality
18.
Maternal Health
and Mortality in Pakistan: An Overview
Farid Midhet
19.
How Useful is
the Burden of Disease for Measuring Maternal & Infant
Disease, Identifying Determinants and Designing
Interventions in Pakistan?
John Davies
20.
Severe Maternal
Morbidity at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences, The
Nearmiss Cocept - An Indicator of Maternal Care
G. Mahmood, A. Rafay, and A.N. Haq
21.
Uterovaginal
Prolapse in a Rural Community of Sindh, Pakistan
Bhurt A.W., Fikree F.F., Bhurt A.M., Bozdar N.M., Bhurt
N., Bhurt A., and
Bhurt R.
Back to Table of
Contents
|
|
Section 6: Population & Development
22.
Population
Change and Development Prospects: Demographic Issues in
Pakistan
Abdul Hakim
23.
Population,
Poverty and Human Resource Development
Shahnaz Kazi, Zareen Naqvi, and John Wall
24.
Population-Development Nexus: Pakistan’s Progress,
Problems and Policy Options
Muhammad Iqbal Anjum
25.
Children’s
Schooling and Family Building Strategies: The Case of
Rural Pakistan
Zeba Sathar, Cynthia B. Lloyd, and Minhaj ul Haque
Back to Table of
Contents
|
|
Section 7: Infant Health & Mortality
26.
Infant
Mortality in Pakistan: Trends and Possible Explanations
Fehmida Jalil and Dr. Zeba A. Sathar
27.
Culture,
Poverty and Child Survival
Syed Mubashir Ali
28.
Correlates of
Infant Mortality in Pakistan
Mansoor ul Hassan Bhatti, Dr. Abdul Hakim, and Faateh ud
Din
29.
Socio-Economic,
Demographic, and Health Related Factors Associated with
Infant Mortality in Karachi
Syed Iqbal Azam, and Mehtab S. Karim
Back to Table of
Contents
|
|
Section 8: Reproductive Health
30.
Reproductive
Health in Pakistan: What do we Know?
Fariyal F. Fikree
31.
Women’s
Perceptions Regarding Obstetric Complications & Care in a
Poor Fishing Community in Karachi
Imtiaz Jehan Hasan
32.
Barriers to
Effective Dissemination of Reproductive Health Research in
Pakistan
Monique Hennink, and Dr. Rob Stephenson
33.
Reproductive
Health Indicators in Pakistan: Experience of Pilot Study
Abdul Hakim and Zafar Zahir
Back to Table of
Contents
|
|
Section 9: Fertility
34.
Fertility
Transition in Karachi and its Determinants
Mehtab S. Karim
35.
Fertility
Transition and Differentials in Pakistan
Abdul Hakim
36.
Fertility
Transition in Pakistan: An Application of the Bongaarts
Model
Ghulam Yasin Soomro
37.
Mothers’
Aspirations for their Daughters’ Education as Correlate of
Contraceptive Use Among Women of Punjab, Pakistan
Nasim Haque
Back to Table of
Contents
|
Section 10:
Appendices
|
Appendix A – List of Participants
Appendix B – Conference Agenda
Back to Table of
Contents
|
Mr. Zaigham Muzammil Kazmi
Executive Officer
Population Association of Pakistan
House No. 7, Street 62, F-6/3
Islamabad, Pakistan
(92-51) 2277439 (Ph)
(92-51) 2821401 (Fax)
papak@pcpak.org
http://www.pap.org.pk
back
to top
|
