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Edited by Margaret K. Rosenheim and Mark F. Testa. 264 pp. New Brunswick, N.J., Rutgers University Press, 1992. $40 (cloth); $15 (paper). ISBN 0-8135-1815-6 (cloth)

Adolescent pregnancy continues to be an issue of concern to the American public and to professionals in the fields of health, education, and social welfare. The public's need for knowledge is met primarily by newspaper and magazine articles and television specials, many of which oversimplify the problem. The needs of professionals are met by journal articles and books -- both in great profusion. Journal articles, especially those based on well-designed research studies, have added much to our knowledge. (Examples are the work of Brooks-Gunn, Furstenberg, Geronimus, Moore, and others).

Several thoughtful analysts of the problem, who needed more space to . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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