Wolf Run, Bluffs, Illinois : strategic planning study : Scott County, Illinois.

"IDNR/OWR/SPS/07-001"

Plan for development of the land and water resources of the Southeast river basins; appendix to report of United States Study Commission, Southeast River Basins.

Accompanied by "Appendix" (13v. in 11. illus. (part col.) maps (part col.) 27cm.) Published: Atlanta, 1963.

National longitudinal study of the high school class of 1972 : sample design efficiency study: effects of stratification, clustering, and unequal weighting on the variances of NLS statistics /

Project officer: William B. Fetters.

Sixteen years at the University of Illinois; a statistical study of the administration of President Edmund J. James.

"The text of the following study was prepared by my secretaries beginning with Dr. E.J. Filbey and ending with Mr. Gerald D. Swope."--Pref.

The declining birth-rate; its causes and effects. (Being the report of and the chief evidence taken by the National birth-rate commission, instituted, with official recognition, by the National council of public morals - for the promotion of race regeneration - spiritual, moral and physical).

Microfilmed for preservation

Final report of the Study Commission Regarding Liveable Wages

Staff: Susan Johannesman

Increased pay for property and disbursing officers, National Guard : hearings before a special subcommittee of the Committee on Military Affairs, House of Representatives, Seventy-first Congress, third session. January 20, 1931 & January 22, 1931. Statements by Maj. William M. Dixon, General Staff, War Department & Maj. E.J. O'Hara, Finance Department Militia Bureau.

Mode of access: Internet.

Official National Guard register

None published, 1932-1935, 1937-1938, 1940-1942, 1944-1950, 1952, 1955

Native Hawaiians Study Commission : hearings before the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, second session, on the report of the Native Hawaiians Study Commission.

"Honolulu, HI, April 16, 1984; Captain Cook, HI, April 17, 1984; Wailuki, HI, April 18, 1984; Lihue, HI, April 20, 1984"--Pt. 1. -- "Appendix"--Pt. 2.

A cross-national comparative study of the roles of men in contemporary France and Britain

The purpose of this thesis is to increase understanding and contribute to knowledge about the attitudes and behaviour of men in contemporary France and Britain. The thesis has three main aims: firstly, to provide the first cross-national comparison of French and British writing and research on the place of men in contemporary society; secondly, to identify similarities and differences in the roles of men in France and Britain; and thirdly, to determine to what extent and in what way such similarities and differences are linked to the social structures and cultural background of each country. The thesis focuses on two main facets of the male experience: the relationship between men and women and the interaction between fathers and their children. Men's attitudes and behaviour are examined in relation to issues such as the division of household tasks and child care within the family, parental roles, female employment, role reversal, gender stereotyping and changes towards a new image of masculinity in society. Particular consideration is given to differences in governmental attitudes in France and Britain towards the introduction of family policy measures for men as fathers. The thesis ends with a discussion of legislative, social and educational measures which could be introduced in France and Britain in order to promote greater flexibility in men's roles and consequently improve gender equality in each country. The data analysed in the thesis are derived from a questionnaire-based empirical study involving 101 men in Britain and seventy-five men in France. The respondents' experience of and attitudes towards their roles in society are analysed and interpreted in the light of profile data relating to their family circumstances and with reference to knowledge about the broader socio-cultural context.