The focus of this bibliography is on the role of students in society and in higher education throughout the world. Material on the US is omitted because of the large number of publications on US students and higher education. The 1800 listings are drawn mainly from English, French, Spanish, and German language publications. The introduction contains notes on the history of student activism and research. Some aspects of the student movements on which more research is needed are also listed, and include: institutional studies, university reform and student activism, the nature of student populations, programs and goals of student movements, the "generation gap," student organizations in an international setting, international aspects of student activism, and comparative studies of student activism. The bibliography is divided into: (1) general material, subdivided into theoretical perspectives, commentary, and analysis; (2) foreign students; (3) the international student movement; (4) publications listed by regions and countries discussed; and (5) a list of journals that deal regularly with student and youth affairs. (AF)