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PUBLICATIONS

• 2009 An Introduction to Stem Cells, produced in collaboration with the Progress Educational Trust
• 2008 A Guide to Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis, produced in collaboration with the Progress Educational Trust
• 2007 Twelve Galton Lectures: A Centenary Selection With Commentaries
• 2005 Human Ability: Genetic and Environmental Influences
• 2003 Herbert Spencer: The Intellectual Legacy
• 2001 A Century of Mendelism in Human Genetics
• 2000 A Century of Mendelism
• 1998 Human Pedigree Studies
  
• 1997 Essays in the History of Eugenics
  
• 1996 Marie Stopes, Eugenics and the English Birth Control Movement
  
• 1995 Biological and Social Aspects of Intelligence
  
• 1994 Stress: Evolutionary, Biosocial and Clinical Perspectives
  
• 1993 Reproductive Decisions: Biological and Social Perspectives
  
• 1992 Issues in Fetal Medicine
  
• 1991 Sir Francis Galton FRS (1822-1911) - The Legacy of his Ideas
  
• 1990 Minority Populations: Genetics, Demography and Health
  
• 1989 Molecular Genetics in Medicine
  
• 1988 Controlling Legal Addictions
  
• 1987 Evolutionary Studies - A Centenary Celebration of the Life of Julian Huxley
  
• 1986 Natural Human Fertility
  
• 1985 The Political Economy of Health and Welfare
  
• 1984 The Health and Development of Children
  
• 1983 The Biology of Human Intelligence
  
• 1982 Developments in Human Reproduction and their Eugenic, Ethical Implications
  
• 1981 Demography of Immigrants and Minority Groups on the United Kingdom
  
• 1980 Changing Patterns of Child-bearing and Child Rearing
  
• 1979 Changing Patterns of Conception and Fertility
  
• 1978 Changing Patterns of Sexual Behaviour
  
• 1977 Perimeters of Social Repair
  
• 1976 Equalities and Inequalities in Family Life
  
• 1975 Equalities and Inequalities in Health
  
• 1974 Equalities and Inequalities in Education
  
• 1973 Population and the New Biology
  
• 1972 Resources and Population
  
• 1971 Population and Pollution
  
• 1970 Biosocial Aspects of Human Fertility
  
• 1969 Biosocial Aspects of Sex
  
• 1968 Biosocial Aspects of Race

OCCASIONAL PAPERS

First Series

• 1. Eugenics in Retrospect and Prospect by C P Blacker. Second edition, 1950.
• 2. Intelligence and Fertility by Cyril Burt. 1952
• 6. Problem Families in Bristol by R C Wofinden. 1950.
• 7. Expectation of Mental Infirmity in a Sample of the Danish Population by Kurt Freming. 1951.
• 8. Family Environment: A Direct Effect of Family Size on Intelligence by John D Nisbet. 1953
  Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 9 are out of print
  

Second Series

• 1. A Guide to Cytogenetic Studies in Haematological Disorders
• 3. Accessibility and other problems relating to statistics used by social scientists by Bernard Benjamin
• 4. Social and genetic implications of customary consanguineous marriage among British Pakistanis by Bernadette Modell. 1992

SUPPLEMENTS TO THE BULLETIN

• 1. Quantity and Quality of the British Population. 1975.
• 2. Assortative Mating in Man: Husband/Wife Correlations in Physical Characteristics. 1977
• 3. The Provision of Services for the Prenatal Diagnosis of Fetal Abnormality in the United Kingdon. 1978. (Report of the Clinical Genetics Society Working Party)
• 4. The Provision of Regional Genetics Services in the United Kingdom. 1982
• 5. The Role and Training of Clinical Geneticists. 1983. (Report of the Clinical Genetics Society Working Party)

OLDER PROCEEDINGS OF CONFERENCES AND SYMPOSIA

• 1964 Biological Aspects of Social Problems. Edited by J E Meade and A S Parkes
• 1965 Genetic and Environmental Factors in Human Ability
• 1966 Social and Genetic Influences on Life and Death
• 1967. Edited by Lord Platt and A S Parkes
• 1967 Genetic and Environmental Influences on Behaviour Edited by J M Thoday and A S Parkes

ARCHIVES OF THE EUGENICS REVIEW

• Archives of 'The Eugenics Review', Vols 1 to 60, 1909-1968, are available at PubMed