A great proliferation of literature has risen within the area of social indication. These works have been so diverse that an ordering system has become necessary. This bibliography makes such work accessible to all who are engaged in social indicator research. It is a selective collection of over 600 annotations from more than 1,000 cited sources. These listings not only give examples in modelling, utilization and planning but also assess the movement of social change and suggest means of development. This bibliography has a cross-indexing system, by which author and key-word subject can be located in their taxonomic areas and subject categories. Many of the references have been obtained from the U.S., others from European nations and some international organizations, and the United Nations. An address index is included for further communication of ideas. (Author/DEP)