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-Employment of women and family developmentMasitah Mohd. Yatim; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Family life cycle events and economic participation of women in Peninsular MalaysiaRohani Ab. Razak; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Indian working class: family structure in Peninsular MalaysiaOorjitham K.S. Susan; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Keluarga Melayu bandaran: kajian mengenai bentuk keluarga/rumahtangga kelas menengahFatimah Abdullah; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Living conditions and social activities among elderly Malay females in selected villages in Negeri SembilanZaitun Yassin; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Migration decision-making and family linkages - a case study of the Klang Valley, Melaka and Johor BharuTey Nai Peng; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Perindustrian dan dampaknya ke atas kelas pekerja migrin di kota: suatu studi tentang mekanisme kelangsungan hidupColloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Rural-urban migration and industrialization in Malaysia: family and kinship networks as facilatators of the labour processColloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Socioeconomic development and demographic changes in Malaysian societyAbdul Majid Salleh; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-The urban Malay working class familyYaacob Harun; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
-Women in income generating activities: a case studyJariah Masud; Colloquium on Population Movements, Economic Development and Family Change
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