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    Seksualitas dan ketahanan keluarga

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    Abstract Sexuality is closely related to the family resistance, and the safe sexual behavior is considered as a characteristic of faithfulness. However, it seems that the test of a husband\u27s or a wife\u27s faithfulness becomes heavier since the prostitution location can nearly be found everywhere. Sexual freedom in the youth\u27s circle is a sign that such a location will not easily disappear in the earth, because the freedom becomes one of the prostitution causes. Keywords: Sexual freedom, prostitutio

    TINJAUAN BERBAGAI INDIKATOR SOSIAL*

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    This article delineates various indices: (a)The Physical Quality of Life Index(PQli) and the Subjective Composite Index used by the Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics for making comparisons with the 27 provinces of Indonesia; (b) a revised version of PQLI by adding fertility as a new component developed by Sajogyo and Abustam; (c) the Non-Physical Quality Index, used by the office of the Minister of Population and Environment, and (d) the Human Development Index (HDI), contained in the UNDP: Human Development Report, 1991 and 199

    KEMAJUAN PEREMPUAN: BEBERAPA ASPEK KEPENDUDUKAN DAN SOSIAL BUDAYA

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    The Indonesian women have achieved substantial progress over the last few decades and their participation in education, family planning, the labour force, and public life is relatively high by Asian standards. Literacy of women has incresed from 50.3 percent in 1971 to 78.6 percent in 1990; total fertility rates dropped from 5.6 in 1971 to 3-1 in 1991; infant mortality dropped from 143 in 1971 to 70 in 1985; female labour participation rates increased from 32.7 percent in 1980 to 39.2 percent in 1990; the ratio of male to female civil servants dropped from 3-6 in 1978 to 2.1 in 1990.The ratio of male to female member of parliament in Indonesia is lower than Singapore, Malaysia, USA, and Japan. However, many problems should be overcome before Indonesianwomen become fully integrated innational life

    BEBERAPA ASPEK ABORSI

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    Abortion is prohibited by the law in Indonesia and it is permitted only on narrow medical grounds, i.e. to save the life of the pregnant woman. The Moslem religious leaders hold the same view.The incidence of illegal abortion is unknown. However, research findings in hospitals show that induced abortion is increasing. Contraceptive failure is one of the important factors for married women which is associated to the motivation to have a relatively small family. Another factor is the changing sexual behaviour of unmarried women. People are much mobile nowadays and are experiencing more sexual stimulations through the mass media, films, and various entertainments.In order to prevent abortion among the unmarried there is thus a growing need for family planning information and services. It is, however, a very sensitive issue, and is unlikely that the government or the non government organizations would provide such services. Even those who experience contraceptive failures in the government family planning program have, in general, no access to save abortion

    SEKSUALITAS DAN KETAHANAN KELUARGA

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    Sexuality is closely related to thefamily resistance, and the safe sexual behavior is considered as a characteristic of faithfulness. However, it seems that the test of a husband's or a wife's faithfulness becomes heavier since the prostitution location can nearly be found everywhere. Sexual freedom in the youth's circle is a sign that such a location will not easily disappear in the earth, because thefreedom becomes one of the prostitution causes

    NORMA-NORMA DAN PERILAKU SEKS REMAJA

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    This article contains further analysis of a comparative study on adolecent reproductive health in four areas: urban and rural Yogyakarta, and urban (Denpasar) and rural Bali. Questions were asked on the attitudes and practice regarding premaritalintercourse, contraception and induced abortion. There were noticeable diffrentials by sex and area. Female respondents have much less sexual experince than male respondents, whereas rural respondents have less sexual experience than urban ones. With regard to attitudes on premarital intercource and induced abortion, Balinese respondents were more permissive than the Javanese. As a matter off act rural Balinese were more permissive than (urban) Yogyakarta respondents

    Kinship and affinal relations among the Karo of North Sumatra

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    The anthropological study of the Indonesian peoples is far from complete. Compared with what has been done in other areas, namely Africa, India, Australia, Melanesia and Polynesia, the state of the ethnography of the Indonesian peoples in general has been described by the doyen Dutch anthropologist, Fischer (1952: 57-8), as 'embarrassing'. This, to a certain extent, holds also true for the Batak, especially for the Karo, Simelungun and Pakpak. In addition to the various general ethnographic accounts already in existence, a number of adat-law studies concerning the Batak peoples have been made, the most important of which are the works of Vergouwen (1933), Ypes (1932), Enda Boemi (1925), Nasoetion (1943) and Keuning (1948). Of these Vergouwen's book dealing with the jural life of the Toba Batak ranks as one of the best of comprehensive legal studies of an Indonesian people. Ter Haar (1948: 238) wrote of this book that 'it might well be first if the sequence were dependent of the manner in which a forceful description of the sphere of adat law is joined to a treatment of typical problems of the adat law'

    Lika-liku buruh perempuan: Hasil penelitian kehidupan buruh perempuan

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    Norma-norma dan perilaku seks remaja

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    Abstract This article contains further analysis of a comparative study on adolecent reproductive health in four areas: urban and rural Yogyakarta, and urban (Denpasar) and rural Bali. Questions were asked on the attitudes and practice regarding premarital intercourse, contraception and induced abortion. There were noticeable diffrentials bysex and area. Female respondents have much less sexual experince than male respondents, whereas rural respondents have less sexual experience than urban ones. With regard to attitudes on premarital intercource and induced abortion, Balinese respondents were more permissive than the Javanese. As a matter of fact rural Balinese were more permissive than (urban) Yogyakarta respondent
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