Ng Pedro Pak-tao 吳白弢
Research Publications
- Access to educational opportunity : the case of Kwun Tong. Hong Kong. Chinese University. Social Research Centre. [Centre paper] ; no. 48 Hong Kong : Social Research Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1975.
- Commune education and rural development in China Occasional paper (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Social Research Centre) ; no. 84. Hong Kong: Social Research Centre,Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1979.
- Controlling fertility in China: the case of some Kwangtung areas Occasional paper (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Social Research Centre) ; no. 82. Hong Kong: Social Research Centre,Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1979.
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Effective writing : a guide for social science students.Hong Kong : Chinese University Press, 2003.
(CUHK Library Call No: UL Good Reads H62 .N338 2003 c.3; UL Reserve 2 hours H62 .N338 2003; UC Special Language Collection H62 .N338 2003 c.6; UC Language Collection H62 .N338 2003 c.4) - The effects of peer orientation, parent orientation, and schooling subculture on leisure behaviour and life satisfaction of youths in Hong Kong (co-authored with Peter Jic-leung Man) Occasional papers (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Centre for Hong Kong Studies) ; no. 27. Hong Kong: Centre for Hong Kong Studies, Institute of Social Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1988.
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The family and family planning in Kwun Tong : an overview of findings. (co-authored with Chung Ching-ngor and Davy Leung) Hong Kong : Social Research Centre, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1976.
(CUHK Library Call No: UL HQ689.H62 N4; UL HK Studies HQ689.H62 N4; MD HQ689.H62 N4) - The family material possession index : an alternative measurement of socioeconomic status in Hong Kong Occasional papers (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Centre for Hong Kong Studies) ; no. 23. Hong Kong: Centre for Hong Kong Studies, Institute of Social Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, c1987.
- Family planning, fertility decline, and family size preference in Hong Kong: some general observations. Occasional paper (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Social Research Centre) ; no. 70. Hong Kong : Social Research Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1978.
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The hostel need of the students of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. (co-authored with Angela Kan) Centre paper (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Social Research Centre) ; no. 41. Hong Kong : Social Research Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1974.
(CUHK Library Call No: UL H62.5.H6H6 no.41; UL HK Studies H62.5.H6H6 no.41 c.2) - The learning of population-related norms: some problems for research. Centre paper (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Social Research Centre) ; no. 47. Hong Kong : Social Research Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1975.
- Leisure behaviour and life satisfaction of youths in Eastern District (co-authored with Peter Jic-leung Man) Occasional papers (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Centre for Hong Kong Studies) ; no. 25. Hong Kong: Centre for Hong Kong Studies, Institute of Social Studies, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1988.
- On the conceptualization of job satisfaction. Centre paper (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Social Research Centre) ; no. 27. Hong Kong : Social Research Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1973.
- Recent trends in work and leisure in Hong Kong and higher education's response Occasional papers; no. 13. Hong Kong: Centre for Hong Kong Studies,Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1986.
- Social environmental bases of fertility motivation : a dynamic view (co-authored with Lee Rance Pui-leung) Centre paper (Chinese University of Hong Kong. Social Research Centre) ; no. 51. Hong Kong : Social Research Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1974.
- Socio-demographic patterns of leisure behaviour of adolescents in Hong Kong Occasional papers; no. 4. Hong Kong : Centre for Hong Kong Studies,Institute of Social Studies,Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1984.
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《香港人對閒暇的期望及滿足 : 一個初步的探討》， 香港：主辦者，1998。
(CUHK Library Call No: UL Oversize HN734 .C65 1998 v.25)
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