Oakley A, Oakley R. Sexism in official statistics

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39. Oakley A, Oakley R. Sexism in official statistics. In: Irvine J, Miles I, Evans J, eds. Demystifying social statistics. London: Pluto Press, 1979. No article in sleeve. A copy is available at Bute library: see http://librarysearch.cf.ac.uk/primo_library/libweb/action/dlDisplay.do?docId=CARDIFF_LMS191911

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Publications and reports of the National Perinatal Epidemiology Unit, 1977-2001627

1977627/1/1

1979627/1/2

Butler NR, Golding J. The safest place of birth627/1/2/1

Chalmers I. Birth weight programme627/1/2/2

Chalmers I. Desirability and feasibility of a fourth national perinatal survey627/1/2/3

Chalmers I. Randomized controlled trials of fetal monitoring 1973-1977627/1/2/4

Chalmers I. Perinatal health: the search for indices627/1/2/5

Chalmers I. Maternal mortality627/1/2/6

Chalmers I. Perinatal epidemiology627/1/2/7

Chalmers I. Causal thinking in perinatal medicine627/1/2/8

Chalmers I. The epidemiology of perinatal practice627/1/2/9

Chalmers I, Macfarlane JA. Towards defensive obstetrics627/1/2/10

Fedrick-Golding J. Predisposing factors of risk627/1/2/11

Garcia J. Women, health and reproduction627/1/2/12

Golding J. The epidemiology of low birth weight infants I627/1/2/13

Golding J. The epidemiology of low birth weight infants II627/1/2/14

Golding J. The epidemiology of malformation of the central nervous system627/1/2/15

Golding J. The epidemiology of hypertension in pregnancy627/1/2/16

Golding J. A fourth national perinatal survey: a research proposal627/1/2/17

Golding J. Perinatal epidemiology in wonderland627/1/2/18

Golding J. The epidemiology of anencephalus627/1/2/19

Macfarlane AJ. Perinatal epidemiology: some definitions627/1/2/20

Macfarlane AJ. Social class variations in perinatal mortality627/1/2/21

Macfarlane AJ. Day of the week variations in numbers of births and perinatal mortality rates627/1/2/22

Macfarlane AJ. How can birthweight help us?627/1/2/23

Macfarlane AJ. Child deaths from accidents. II. Place of accident627/1/2/24

Macfarlane AJ. Perinatal mortality627/1/2/25

McPherson A, et al. Developing a bibliography of randomized controlled trials in perinatal medicine627/1/2/26

Oakley A. Review essay: feminism and sociology - some recent perspectives627/1/2/27

Oakley A. Becoming a mother627/1/2/28

Oakley A, Oakley R. Sexism in official statistics627/1/2/29

Oakley A. A case of maternity: paradigms of women as maternity cases627/1/2/30

Oakley A. The position of women627/1/2/31

Oakley A. The failure of the movement of women's equality627/1/2/32

Oakley A. Living in the present: a confrontation with cancer627/1/2/33

Oakley A. Baby blues627/1/2/34

Oakley A. […] A fourth national perinatal survey from a social science perspective627/1/2/35

1980627/1/3

1981627/1/4

1982627/1/5

1983627/1/6

1984627/1/7

1985627/1/8

1986627/1/9

1987627/1/10

1988627/1/11

1989627/1/12

1990627/1/13

1991627/1/14

1992627/1/15

1993627/1/16

1994627/1/17

Annual reports627/2

Quadrennial reports627/3

Special reports627/4

Cochrane Collaboration brochures627/5

Trial papers627/6