Infant Welfare, Family Planning, and Population Policy in Hong Kong: Race, Refugees, and Religion, 1931–61

Arts & Humanities

• Infant Welfare 100%
• Population Policy 88%
• Family Planning 76%
• Refugees 57%
• Religion 56%
• Hong Kong 54%
• Resetting 29%
• Population Control 28%
• Channeling 26%
• Infant Mortality 25%
• British Colonies 24%
• Public Opinion 24%
• Race Relations 23%
• Public Health 19%
• Immigration 18%
• Relief 17%
• Communist 16%
• Paradox 15%
• 1950s 15%
• China 14%
• Government 11%

Social Sciences

• population policy 72%
• family planning 54%
• refugee 51%
• infant 50%
• Hong Kong 50%
• Religion 47%
• welfare 45%
• colonial government 28%
• race relation 24%
• infant mortality 22%
• public opinion 17%
• twentieth century 17%
• immigration 16%
• public health 14%
• China 12%