The Family and Population Control: a Puerto Rican Experiment in Social Change

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By Reuben Hill and Others

University of North Carolina Press, 1959, 481 pp

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An extensive sociological report and analysis of demographic growth and fertility control in Puerto Rico, an area with an exceptionally high rate of natural increase despite emigration.

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