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ASIAN AND PACIFIC MIGRATION JOURNAL, 1999, Vol. 8, N? 1-2

• The exile in Philippine history.

• Propagandista and Deportado: Return to the motherland, ca. 1888-1892.

• Philippines-Marianas relations in history: Some notes on Filipino exiles in Guam.

• Pensionados and workers: The Filipinos in the United States, 1903-1956.

• Migration processes and policies: Some Asian perspectives.

• Spatial patterns of migration under China?s reform period.

• Labor allocation of Chinese rural migrant workers in urban areas: Job election or job enforcement?

• Xi, relations cluster, and the formation of a migrant community in contemporary China.

• Management of migrant labor in overseas Chinese enterprises in South China.

• Market reforms and internal labor migration in Vietnam.

• Internal migration and occupational mobility in Thailand.

• Economic interactions of migrants and their households of origin: Are women more reliable supporters?

• The floating population of Shanghai in the mid-1990s.

• The Sri Lankan population of Great Britain: Migration and settlement.

• Labor migration and allocation of human resources in Taiwan: Return and onward cases.

• Forced relocation, language use, and ethnic identity of Koreans in Central Asia.

• Migration and occupational changes during periods of economic transition: Women and men in Vietnam.

• The crisis and international population movement in Indonesia.

• Filial or rebellious daughters? Dagongmei in the Pearl River Delta region, South China, in the 1990s.

• Nationhood and transborder labor migrations: The late twentieth century from a late nineteenth-century perspective.

• Regional cooperation on labor issues.

• Push-and-pull migration and satisficing versus optimizing migratory behavior: A review and Nepalese evidence.

• Current issues in family demography: Canadian examples.

• Productivity patterns at mid-life: Family and work.

• Variations in the length of male parenting in Canada.

• Family disruption in Canada: Impact of the changing patterns of family formation and of female employment.

• Natives' and non-Natives' relative risk of children's exposure to marital dissolution: The role of family volatility and implications for future nuptiality in native populations.

• Ethnic variations in young adults living at home.

• Fertility change in Quebec: 1931-1991.

• On the Leontief structure of household populations.

• Modeling and projection of age and sex specific marriage rates.

• Log-linear rate modeling of cross-classified divorce data.

• The probability of divorce in Canada, 1981-1995.

• Cohabitation and marriage: An assessment of research in demography.

• Demographic change and young adults living with parents, 1981-1996.

• A critical review of South African life tables.

• A genealogical analysis of two Eastern Quebec populations.

• Contributions of socioeconomic, sociopsychological and biological factors to fertility differentials in Canada.

• How many people should the earth hold? Framing questions about values.

• Nationalism and fertility in Francophone Montreal: The majority as minority.

• Survey on family and reproduction [Setreni rodiny a reprodukce].

• Social and biological factors of infant mortality [Socialni a biologicke factory kojenecke umrstnosti].

• What about the height of the force of mortality at the end of human life? [Jak vysoka je intenzita umrtnosti na konci lidskeho zivota?].

• The Gypsi population in Hungary in the 1990s [Romske obyvatelstvo v Madarsku v 90. letech].

• Population development of the Czech Republic in 1998 (Based on the results of the Czech Statistical Office Processing) [Vyvoj obyvatelstva Ceske republiky v roce 1998 (Z vysledku zpracovani Ceskeho statistickeho uradu)].

• Life expectancy in regions and districts of the Czech Republic [Stredni delka zivota v krajich a okresech Ceske republiky].

• Circulatory disease mortality in the Czech Republic after the year 1989 [Umrtnost na remoci obehove soustavy v Ceske republice po rose 1989].

• Demography of the sub-Carpathian Ukraine in 1918-1938 [Obyvatelstvo Podkarpatske Rusi 1918-1938].

• Population and Housing Census to be carried out in the Czech Republic in 2001 [V roce 2001 se v Ceske republice uskutecni scitani lidu, domu a bytu].

• Inquiring of economic indicators of persons in the census [Zjistovani ekonomickych ukazatelu osob ve scitani].

• Classification of education [Klasifikace vzdelani].

• Inquiring of nationality during the Population and Housing Census [Zjistovani narodnosti pri scitani lidu, domu a bytu].

• Households within the 2001 Census (Part 2) [Domacnosti ve scitani lidu 2001 (2. cast)].

• Territorial as-pects of the 2001 Population and Housing Census [Uzemni aspekty scitani lidu, domu a bytu 2001].

• Technical aspects of the 2001 Census [Technicke aspekty cenzu 2001].

• Demographic development in Slovakia in 1998 [Demografick? v?voj na Slovensku v roku 1998].

• XXIXth Con-ference of the Czech Demographic Society "Health not only up to 2000 (Czech Republic and international comparison)", 19th May 1999 [XXIX. konference Cesk? demografick? spolec-nosti "Zdravi nejen do roku 2000 (Cesk? republika a mezin?rodn? srovnn?n?)" 19. kveten 1999].

• From falling birth rates to a shortage of children. Facts and theories on low fertility [Vom Gebur-tenschwund zum Kindermangel. Fakten, Thesen und Gegenthesen zur kinderarmen Gesell-schaft].

• My child - your child - our child. The influence of pre-union children on fertility in second unions in Austria [Mein Kind - dein Kind - unser Kind. Der Einfluss von vor-partnerschaftlichen Kindern auf das Fertilit?ts-verhalten in zweiten Lebensgemeinschaften].

• Induced abortion in Austria. "Old" and "new" areas of conflict [Schwangerschaftsabbruch in ?sterreich. "Alte" Streitpunkte - "neue" Konfliktlinien].

• The desire for children and rational choice [Kinderwunsch und Rational Choice].

• Migration and political tensions in Austria [Migrationspolitische Spannungsfelder in ?sterreich].

• Compression or expansion of morbidity? Trends in healthy-life expec-tancy in the elderly Austrian population between 1978 and 1998 ["Kompression" oder "Ex-pansion" der Morbidit?t? Trends in der Lebenserwartung ?lterer Menschen in guter Gesundheit 1978 bis 1998].

• What has become of the guest-workers? Immigrant workers from Turkey and former Yugoslavia in Germany and Austria [Was wurde aus den Gastarbeitern? T?rken und (Ex-)Jugoslawen in Deutschland und ?sterreich].

• Employment prospects for university dropouts in Austria. An investi-gation based on 1981 and 1991 census data [Arbeitsmarktaussichten f?r Studienabbrecher. Eine Untersuchung anhand der Daten der Volksz?hlungen 1981 und 1991].

• Future population trends of Vienna and the Vienna urban region [Zuk?nftige Tendenzen der Bev?lk-erungsentwicklung Wiens und der Wiener Stadtregion].

• Socioeconomic background and war mortality during Vietnam's wars.

• The residency decision of elderly Indonesians: A nested logit analysis.

• Educational assortative mating across marriage markets: Non-Hispanic whites in the United States.

• The declining significance of race among American men during the latter half of the twentieth century.

• Understanding the twentieth-century decline in chronic conditions among older men.

• Obesity, disease, and functional limitation in later life.

• The effect of pregnancy intention on child development.

• Son preference and sex composition of children: Evidence from India.

• Are births underreported in rural China? Manipulation of statistical records in response to China's population policies.

• The New Immigrant Survey Pilot (NIS-P): Overview and new findings about U.S. legal immigrants at admission.

• Les horaires de travail dans le couple.

• A Couple's Working Hours.

• La surmortalit? des ch?meurs : un effet catalyseur du ch?mage ?

• The high death rate among job seekers: A catalyst effect of unemployment?

• Gender and education in Mexico [G?nero y educaci?n en M?xico].

• The division of labour in dual-earner families. An account of two families and two generations [Divisi?n del trabajo en familias de dos proveedores. Relato desde ambos g?neros y dos generaciones].

• Women and emigration in the contemporary history of Galicia (1880-1930) [Mulleres e emigraci?n na historia contempor?nea de Galicia, 1880-1930].

• Emigration from the area of La Rioja to America (1880-1936) [A emigraci?n rioxana a Am?rica, 1880-1936].

• Oral recollection and ethnical identity of Spanish immigrants to Latin America in the 20th century: Galicians in Brazil, 1880-1970 [Memoria oral e identidade ?tnica da inmigraci?n espa?ola a Latinoam?rica no s?culo XX: os galegos en Brasil, 1880-1970].

• The impact of the independist process on matrimonial behaviour of Spaniards in C?rdoba [Impacto do proceso independentista nos comportamentos matrimoniais de espa?ois en C?rdoba].

• Feminine immigration in Cuba: A century behind [Inmigraci?n feminina en Cuba: un s?culo atr?s].

• Some socio-demographic characteristics of Hispanic Cubans in Mexico during the "Porfiriato" [Algunhas caracter?sticas sociodemogr?ficas dos inmigrantes hispanocubanos en M?xico durante o Porfiriato].

• German migration to Latin America [A emigraci?n alemana a Am?rica Latina].

• American emigration and return in "A Mari?a" in Lugo: The Council of Cervo (1900-1930) [Emigraci?n americana e retorno na Mari?a luguesa: o concello de Cervo (1900-1930)].

• The Spanish migratory contribution to the Antilles between 1765-1824 [A contribuci?n migratoria espa?ola ?s Antillas entre 1765 e 1824].

• Active population growth and immigration hypotheses in Western Europe.

• Croissance de la population active et hypoth?ses d'immigration en Europe de l'Ouest.

• Predictive intervals for age-specific fertility.

• Intervalles de confiance pr?vus pour des taux de f?condit? par ?ge.

• Structural and behavioural changes in the short term preventive check in the Northwest Balkans in the 18th and 19th centuries.

• Changements structurels et comportementaux dans le contr?le pr?ventif ? court terme: les Balkans du Nord-Ouest aux XVIIIe et XIXe si?cles.

• Self-assessment and peer review: Improving Indonesian service providers' communication with clients.

• Do service providers in Tanzania unnecessarily restrict clients' access to contraceptive methods?

• Gender differences in the timing of first intercourse: Data from 14 countries.

• Use of a spacing method before sterilization among couples in Kerala, India.

• Is the diaphragm a viable option for women in Turkey?

• Trends in the demand for family limitation in developing countries.

• Measuring family planning service quality through client satisfaction exit interviews.

• Changes in family-building patterns in Egypt and Morocco: A comparative analysis.

• Consistency of self-reports of sexual activity among young adolescents in Jamaica.

Special Issue: Migration and HIV/AIDS

• Migration and AIDS.

• Les migrations et le sida.

• West and Central Africa.

• L'Afrique de l'Ouest et l'Afrique centrale.

• Eastern and Southern Africa.

• L'Afrique de l'Est et l'Afrique australe.

• South-East Asia.

• L'Asie du Sud-Est.

• Eastern Europe and Community of Independent States.

• L'Europe de l'Est et la CEI.

• Mexico and Central America.

• Le Mexique et l'Am?rique centrale.

• International migration and the global agenda: Reflections on the 1998 UN Technical Symposium.

• Trends of international migration since 1965: What existing data reveal.

• The new economics of labour migration and the role of remittances in the migration process.

• The need to import skilled personnel factors favouring and hindering its international mobility.

• The discourse and dimensions of irregularity in post-apartheid South Africa.

• Low-skill emigration from Mexico to the United States. Current situation, prospects and government policy.

• Return migration to Jamaica and its development potential.

• Return of overseas contract workers and their rehabilitation and development in Kerala (India). A critical account of policies, performance and prospects.

• Releasing the development potential of return migration: The case of Senegal.

• Rejected asylum seekers: The problem of return.

• Migrants and asylum seekers: Policy responses in the United States to immigrants and refugees from Central America and the Caribbean.

• Enhancing the capabilities of emigration countries to protect men and women destined for low-skilled employment: The case of the Philippines.

• Chain migration through the social network: Experience of labour migrants in Kuwait.

• Self-employment and earnings among immigrants in Australia.

• To see and not be seen: Latin American illegal foreign workers in Jerusalem.

• The reverse transfer of technology from sub-Saharan Africa: The case of Zimbabwe.

• "I know a place that is softer than this?" - Emerging migrant communities in South Africa.

• Japan and labor migration: Theoretical and methodological implications of negative cases.

• The labor market performance of European immigrants in New Zealand in the 1980s and 1990s.

• Relative success of male workers in the host country, Kuwait: Does the channel of migration matter?

• Migration of Mexican seasonal farm workers to Canada and development: obstacles to productive investment.

• Ethnic segmentation in the American metropolis: Increasing divergence in economic incorporation, 1980-1990.

• English skills, earnings, and the occupational sorting of Mexican Americans working along the U.S.-Mexico border.

• The language ability of U.S. immigrants: Assimilation and cohort effects.

• The determinants of immigrant self-employment in Australia.

• Fertility and multiculturalism: Immigrant fertility in Australia, 1977-1991.

• Immigration control in United Germany: Toward a broader scope of national policies.

• Migration control in Germany and the United States.

• Exit, voice, and hostility in Cuba.

• Assortative mating among married new legal immigrants to the United States: Evidence from the New Immigrant Survey Pilot.

• The spatial association between U.S. immigrant residential concentration and environmental hazards.

• Changes in the geographic concentration and location of residence of immigrants.

• Does background matter? The transmission of human capital from a planned to a market economy.

• Psychological and acculturation correlates of work status among Soviet Jewish refugees in the United States.

• New citizens - new voters? Political preferences and voting intentions of naturalized Germans: A case study in progress.

Special Issue: Studies on the 11th National Fertility Survey in Japan (2)

• NWork and childbearing choice of married women in Japan: The effect of labor practices.

• The transformation of partnerships of Japanese women in the 1990s: Increased reluctance towards traditional marriages and the prevalence of non-cohabiting couples.

• The postponement of marriage in Japan and the "single lifestyle".

• Recent fertility trends in Denmark: A discussion of the impact of family policy in a period with increasing fertility.

• Population issues in the Netherlands.

Special Issue: Studies on the 11th National Fertility Survey in Japan (3)

• The research about unmarried people in their twenties and thirties coresiding with own parents in Japan.

• The state of women's life courses in contemporary Japan: Focusing on never-married women's prospects.

• UK immigration policy: More rhetoric than reality?

Special issue: Below replacement fertility and family and labor policy

• Low fertility phenomena and housing conditions.

• Econometric analysis of birth, marriage, and labor market.

• Pacific island suicide in comparative perspective.

• Community perceptions of reasons for preference for consanguineous marriages in Pakistan.

• Family-building patterns and childhood mortality: A family-level analysis.

• Chinese tra-ditional medicine and abnormal sex ratio at birth in China.

• Nutrition, fertility and steady-state population dynamics in a pre-industrial community in Penrith, Northern England.

• The stratify-ing force of family size, urbanization and parental education in socialist-era Poland.

• Contraceptive use dynamics of Asian women in Britain.

• Determinants of use of maternal-child health services in rural Ghana.

• Women's work and fertility in a sub-Saharan urban setting: A social environment ap-proach.

• Breast-feeding, diarrhoea and sanitation as components of infant and child health: A study of large scale survey data from Ghana and Nigeria.

• The association between health-related behaviours and the risk of divorce in the USA.

• The impact of co-resident spouses and sons on elderly mortality in rural Bangladesh.

• Provider knowledge about emergency contraception in Ghana.

• Contraceptive failure: Levels, trends and determinants in Matlab, Bangladesh.

• Fertility and population policy in two counties in China 1980-1991.

• Coitus, the proximate determinant of conception inter-country variance in sub-Saharan Africa.

• Is low income a constraint to contraceptive use among the Pakistani poor?

• Demographic and health status risk factors in childbearing among Indian women. Evidence from hospital data for the later stages of fertility decline.

• The effects of water supply and sanitation on childhood mortality in urban Eritrea.

• Teenage motherhood and infant mortality in Bangladesh: Maternal age-dependent effect of parity one.

• What husbands in northern India know about reproductive health: Correlates of knowledge about pregnancy and maternal and sexual health.

• Fertility and mortality differentials among selected tribal population groups of north-western and eastern India.

• Sibling mortality correlation in Kenya.

• Is the natural twinning rate now stable?

• The effect of birth interval on malnutrition in Bangladesh infants and young children.

• Social-demographic influence on first birth interval in China, 1980-1992.

• Determinants of contraceptive use and method choice in Turkey.

• Analysis of birth intervals in a non-contracepting Indian population: An evolutionary ecological approach.

• Divorce in Ethiopia: The impact of early marriage and childlessness.

• Assessing survey measures of infant birth weight and birth size in Ecuador.

• Secular trend and intrapopulational variation in age at menopause in Spanish women.

• Household vulnerability to food crisis and mortality in the drought-prone areas of northern Ethiopia.

• The impact of mass media family planning programmes on current use of contraception in urban Bangladesh.

• Sociodemographic correlates of consanguineous marriage in the Muslim population of India.

• Seasonal variation of births in rural West Bengal: Magnitude, direction and correlates.

• Genetic structure through surnames in Campobasso Province, Italy.

• Contemporary patterns of adolescent sexuality in urban Botswana.

• Mid-arm circumference at birth as predictor of low birth weight and neonatal mortality.

• Sexual behaviour and contraception among unmarried adolescents and young adults in Greater Accra and Eastern regions of Ghana.

• Mass media exposure and its impact on family planning in Bangladesh.

• Determinants of infant and child mortality in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

• Correlates of female sterilization regret in the Southern States of India.

• Intermittent employment among married women: A comparative study of Buenos Aires and Mexico City.

• Status exchange in intermarriage among Hawaiians, Japanese, Filipinos and Caucasians in Hawaii: 1983-1994.

• Intermarriage among Italians: Some regional variations in Australia.

• Family policy in a changing Vietnam.

• Child fostering and fertility: Some evidence from Ghana.

• Economic self-interest or cultural marginality? Anti-immigration sentiment and nativist political movements in France, Germany and the USA.

• National identity and the attitude towards foreigners in multi-national states: the case of Belgium.

• Mechanisms of migration from Poland before and during the transition period.

• Refugee settlement in Britain: The impact of policy on participation.

• Immigration policy and research in Canada: pure or applied?

• European immigrants and the Australian labour market: A case study of women from the former Yugoslavia.

• Toward a political sociology of entry policies: Conceptual problems and theoretical proposals.

• Institutional theories of immigrant ethnic mobilisation: Relevance and limitations.

• Women, men, and residential patterns in early modern Venice.

• Adolescent females: Their sexual partners and the fathers of their children.

• Adolescent sexual behavior in two ethnic minority samples: The role of family variables.

• Parenting processes related to sexual risk-taking behaviors of adolescent males and females.

• Bringing home the bacon: Marital allocation of income-earning responsibility, job shifts, and men's wages.

• Dynamics of women's employment patterns over the family life course: A comparison of the United States and Germany.

• The effect of attitudes and economic activity on marriage.

• Nonmarital childbearing among adult women.

• Treating the dyad as the unit of analysis: A primer on three analytic approaches.

• Father involvement in childrearing and the perceived stability of marriage.

• Intergenerational transmission of marital quality and marital instability.

• Playing all the roles: Gender and the work-family balancing act.

• Predictors of leaving home in young adults raised in Germany: A replication of a 1991 study.

• Persistence and change in decisions to remain childless.

• Nonresident fathers and children's well-being: A meta-analysis.

• Race and ethnic variation in norms of filial responsibility among older persons.

• The effects of transitions in marital status on men's performance of housework.

• Historical changes and life course variation in the determinants of premarital childbearing.

• Do men's characteristics affect whether a nonmarital pregnancy results in marriage?

• Childhood migration and social integration in adulthood.

• Do fertility intentions affect fertility behavior?

• Using kin for child care: Embedment in the socioeconomic networks of extended families.

• Residential mobility as a way of life: Evidence of intergenerational similarities.

• Neighborhood and family contexts of adolescent sexual activity.

• Early adolescent sexual activity: A developmental study.

• Scaling back: Dual-earner couples' work-family strategies.

• The timing of childbearing and women's wages.

• The economic risk of childhood in America: Estimating the probability of poverty across the formative years.

• Nest leaving in Sweden: The importance of early educational and labor market careers.

• Nonstandard work schedules and marital instability.

• ?Swapping? families: Serial parenting and economic support for children.

• Teenage pregnancy and female educational underachievement: A prospective study of a New Zealand birth cohort.

• Inheritance of welfare recipiency: An intergenerational study of social assistance recipiency in postwar Sweden.

Special Issue: Violence and Reproductive Health

• Violence and reproductive health: Current knowledge and future research directions.

• Pregnancy intendedness and physical abuse around the time of pregnancy: Findings from the pregnancy risk assessment monitoring system, 1996-1997.

• Pregnant adolescents: Experiences and behaviors associated with physical assault by an intimate partner.

• Sexual violence and reproductive health.

• Violence against women and reproductive health: Toward defining a role for reproductive health care services.

• Future directions for violence against women and reproductive health: Science, prevention, and action.

• The solution of time-dependent population models.

• Degrouping mortality data for the elderly.

• Human capital, technological progress and the demographic transition.

• Persistent age distributions for an age-structured two-sex population model.

• Remarks on the number of foreignersresiding in Spain [Apuntes sobre las cifras de menores extranjeros residentes en Espa?a].

• A theoretical and methodological proposal for the analysis of social integration [Una propuesta te?rica y metodol?gica para el an?lisis de la integraci?n social].

• Minor foreigners in Spain [La poblaci?n extranjera menor de edad en Espa?a].

• Modes of socio-professional insertion: Young adults of the Italian and Spanish immigrants in Switzerland [Modos de inserci?n socioprofesional: J?venes adultos de origen espa?ol e italiano en Suiza].

• Gender relations and inequalities between sexes as mechanisms of selection in the migratory processes [Relaciones y desigualdades de g?nero como mecanismo de selecci?n en los procesos migratorios].

• The employment stability as factor of integration of the immigrant workers come from the outside of the European Union [La estabilidad en el empleo como factor de integraci?n del trabajador extranjero no comunitario].

Health situation of the elderly in Poland: Medical and socio-demographic aspects

• Changes in the health situation in Poland with special reference to elderly population.

• The changing demographic patterns and the social conditions of the health status of the elderly.

• The mortality of adult and elderly populations and some of its determinants.

• The ageing process of a population as a determinant of the health situation and demand for medical services.

• The demographic and social structure of the elderly people in Lodz and some other big Polish cities.

• Mortality and life expectancy of elderly people in Poland and in Lodz Voivodship.

• The US decennial census: Political questions, scientific answers.

• Challenging neo-Malthusian deforestation analyses in West Africa's dynamic forest landscapes.

• Reproduction, compositional demography, and economic growth: Family planning in England long before the fertility decline.

• Absent and problematic men: Demographic accounts of male reproductive roles.

• Rethinking the African AIDS epidemic.

• Long-term population projections and the US Social Security System.

• The limits to low fertility: A biosocial approach.

• Relative cohort size: Source of a unifying theory of global fertility transition?

• Coresidential patterns in historical China: A simulation study.

• Uncertain aims and tacit negotiation: Birth control practices in Britain, 1925-50.

• Agricultural adjustment in China: Problems and prospects.

• Crime, gender, and society in India: Insights from homicide data.

• Attaining global health: Challenges and opportunities.

• Examining cross-state variation in the increase in father-only families.

• Immigration restrictions and the American worker: An examination of competing interpretations.

• Research on gender in demography: Limitations and constraints.

• Estimates of the abortion demand of young and older teenagers.

• Polygyny and African couple research.

Guest editors: David F. Sly and Kara S. Riehman

• Substance use, multiple substance use, sexual risk taking and condom use among low income women.

• HIV risk behavior and drug use among heterosexual male crack users by prostitution involvement.

• The prevalence and incidence of HIV among injection drug users: A five year panel study.

• Drug dependency and HIV testing among state prisoners.

• A gender comparison of HIV and drug use across the rural-urban continuum.

• Gender differences in substance use and initiation of sexual activity.

• Gender comparisons of injection drug use practices in shooting galleries.

• Gender roles, HIV risk behaviors, and perceptions of using female condoms among college students.

• Crack users' intentions to use condoms with different partner types.

• The effect of migration patterns on exposure to HIV prevention in a migrant community.

• Introducing the female condom to drug users in Brazil.

• Accessibility of health and human services for the HIV-infected.

• Socioeconomic integration and spatial residential patterns of immigrant groups in Canada.

• The determinants of paternity establishment and child support award rates among unmarried women.

• Age structure and economic policy: The case of saving and growth.

• The effect of respondent's kinship position on reported levels of integrational contact: USA and Japan.

• On the validity of MAPE as a measure of population forecast accuracy.

• Fertility decline in a US population favoring large families: A hazard-model analysis of the effect of sib death on Amish fertility.

• White and nonwhite trends in first birth timing: Comparisons using vital registration and current population surveys.

• HIV seroprevalence and risk behaviors among clients attending a clinic for the homeless in Miami/Dade County, Florida, 1990-1996.

• Using the census to profile same-sex cohabitation: A research note.

• In search of the ideal measure of accuracy for subnational demographic forecasts.

• Economic development and labor force participation of older persons.

• A comparative study of successful aging in three Asian countries.

• Household extension of the elderly in China, 1987

• Seasonal migration of rural labor in India.

• Unveiling the demographic 'action' in class-action lawsuits: Two instructional cases

• The impacts of apportionment method, and legal and illegal immigration, on Congressional apportionment in the year 2000.

• Evolution of an urban epidemic: The first 100,000 AIDS cases in New York City.

• Family planning program effects on contraceptive use in Morocco, 1992-1995.

• Do incentives matter? - Evaluation of a family planning program in India.

• Unmet need for couples: An analytical framework and evaluation with DHS data.

• Differential mortality risks from violent causes for foreign- and native-born residents of the USA.

• Politics and fertility: A new approach to population policy analysis.

• Spousal communication and contraceptive use among the Yoruba of Nigeria.

• Are there crisis-led fertility declines? Evidence from central Cameroon.

• The dynamics of single mothers' living arrangements.

• Health insurance in the near elderly population.

• Contraceptive use at first intercourse among Jewish women in Israel, 1962-1988.

• Thank God it's Friday: The weekly cycle of mortality in Israel.

• Neighborhood change within the Canadian ethnic mosaic, 1986-1991.

• Nativity, duration of residence and the life course pattern of extended family living in the U.S.A.

• The importance of international demographic research for the United States.

• Female genital mutilation: Conditions of decline.

• Women's autonomy, women's status and fertility-related behavior in Zimbabwe.

• Asian American ethnic identification by surname.

• The public pension and the labor supply of older women in Japan.

• The cost sharing of child and family care leave.

• Population projections for Japan: Methods, assumptions and results.

• Quality of care within the Indian Family Welfare Programme: A review of recent evidence.

• The politics of population policy in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

• Perceptions of the risks of sexual activity and their consequences among Ugandan adolescents.

• Premarital fertility in rural South Africa: A challenge to existing population policy.

• Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru District, Kenya.

• Potential effects on fertility and child health and survival of birth-spacing preferences in sub-Saharan Africa.

• An assessment of DHS maternal mortality indicators.

• The role of couple negotiation in unmet need for contraception and the decision to stop childbearing in Uganda.

• Developing an interactive STD-prevention program for youth: Lessons from a north Indian slum.

• Implementing the integration of component services for reproductive health.

• How well do perceptions of family planning service quality correspond to objective measures? Evidence from Tanzania.

• Shotgun wedding and the meaning of marriage in Russia: An event history analysis.

• Family households and unemployment in Norway during years of crisis: New estimates 1926-1939.

• The Garcia De La Paz: A family from the Canary Islands in eighteenth-century Rio De La Plata.

• "The ties that bind." The role of family and ethnic networks in the settlement of Polish migrants in Pennsylvania, 1890-1940.

Guest Editors: Guy Brunet and Alain Bideau

• Surnames: History of the family and history of populations.

• From France to New France: Quebec family names, past and present.

• Flemish immigration in Wallonia and in France: Patronyms as data.

• Surnames, marriage, and consanguinity in eighteenth and nineteenth century Haute-Provence.

Guest Editor: Claude Morin

• Coresidence of siblings, half-siblings, and step-siblings in Ancien R?gime France.

• Orphans and their family histories: A study of the Valserine Valley (France) during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

• The welfare family: Three generations in Guadeloupean society.

Guest Editors: Patrice Bourdelais and Lars-G?ran Tedebrand

• Demographic changes in European industrializing towns: Examples and elements for comparison.

• Demographic change and industrialization in Germany, 1815-1914: Bremen in comparative perspective.

• The age at marriage of migrants during the industrial revolution in the region of Li?ge.

• Two cities: Urban migration and settlement in nineteenth-century Sweden.

• The demography of the industrialised province of Biscay in Northern Spain: Spatial differences and long-term changes.

• Elderly women in the cities of Central Europe in the eighteenth century.

• Rural life courses in Norway: Living within the rural-urban complementarity.

• Malthus: 200 years since the first essay.

• Population growth and aging in Finland.

• Longevity in the light of the latest data.

• The need to reassess the role of the population variable in global development.

• Demographic changes in Russia - past and future.

• Population growth and the freedom to choose: Our common responsibilities.

• HIV/AIDS: The major demographic challenge of Namibia.

• Non-Governmental Organizations and world population issues.

• Infant mortality and the decline of fertility in Bangladesh.

• Who do we think we are -- The Finnishness in Finnish-American songs.

• Support and oppo-sition to abortion in Finland.

• Families with children in recessionary Finland.

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