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Asia-Pacific Population Journal, 2000, Vol. 15, No. 3

• Results of the 1998 Population Census in Cambodia .

• The quality of care provided at Union Health and Family Welfare Centres in Bangladesh: Clients' perspectives.

• Influence of son preference on contraceptive use in Bangladesh .

Asia-Pacific Population Journal, 2000, Vol. 15, No. 4

• A strategic approach to reproductive health programme development .

• Strategic assessment of reproductive health in the Lao People's Democratic Republic .

• A strategy for advancing reproductive health in Myanmar .

• The strategic approach to the introduction of DMPA as an opportunity to improve quality of care for all contraceptive methods in Viet Nam .

Asia-Pacific Population Journal, 2001, Vol. 16, No. 1

• Bangladeshi migrant workers in Malaysia's construction sector .

• Women's status, household structure and the utilization of maternal health services in Nepal .

• Demographic dynamics in the ESCAP region: Implications for sustainable development and poverty .

Bevolking en Gezin, 1999, Vol. 28, N? 2

• World population prospects 1998 [Vooruitzichten van de wereldbevolking, anno 1998].

• Decreasing inequality between divorced men and women: Trends in labor force participation [Afnemende ongelijkheid tussen alleenstaande gescheiden mannen en vrouwen: trends in arbeidsmarktdeelname].

• The pre-history of a policy shift. Methorst, Statistics Netherlands and population forecasting [De voorgeschiedenis van een beleidsbreuk: Methorst, het CBS en de bevolkingsprognostiek].

• Elderly and social care, a spatial analysis [Is een hoogbejaarde beter af in de stad of juist in kleinere gemeenten? Het effect van de verstedelijkingsgraad op het sociale zorggebruik van hoogbejaarden].

• Some results of the Health Survey in Belgium, 1997 [Enkele resultaten van de gezondheidsenqu?te in Belgi?, 1997].

• Declining levels of first marriage in the Czech Republic, 1989-1997: The second demographic transition in progress?

Bevolking en Gezin, 1999, Vol. 28, N? 3

• Developments in labour supply in the European Union [Ontwikkelingen van het arbeidsaanbod in de Europese Unie].

• Demography of labour participation [De demografie van arbeidsparticipatie].

• Old and young people in the labour market: The need for transitional labour market [Oud en jong op de arbeidsmarkt; de noodzaak van een transitionele arbeidsmarkt].

• A demographic typology for labour market regions in Europe [Een demografische typologic voor arbeidsmarktregio's in Europa].

• Urban labour market and demographic change [Stedelijke arbeidsmarkt en demografische veranderingen].

• Schooling and work in the city region Rotterdam: From now till 2011 [Scholing en werk in de Stadsregio Rotterdam: van nu tot 2011].

• Early or later? Workforce demography, labour volume and lifecycle in perspective [Vroeg of later? Demografie in de onderneming, arbeidsvolume en levenscyclus in perspectief].

• The bike-tyre effect of workforce ageing [Het fietsband-effect van personeelsveroudering].

• Room for labour [Ruimte voor arbeid].

• Labour supply in three scenarios until 2020 [Het arbeidsaanbod in drie scenario's tot 2020].

• Work, population and working population [Beroep, bevolking en beroepsbevolking].

• Investing in older workers [Investeren in oudere werknemers].

Bevolking en Gezin, 2000, Vol. 29, N? 1

• Family impact analysis. Just another fad, or a usable instrument? [Gezinseffectrapportage. Modeverschijnsel of bruikbaar instrument?]

• Divisions of labour in Belgian couple households: Diversity, dynamics and emancipation. [Arbeidsverdeling bij samenwonende koppels in Belgi?: diversiteit, dynamiek en emancipatie].

• Voluntary sterilisation in Flanders. [Vrijwillige sterilisatie in Vlaanderen].

• You are young and you want something... [Je bent jong en je wilt wat...]

Cahiers Qu?b?cois de D?mographie, 2000, Vol. 29, No. 2

• Les deux transitions d?mographiques du Qu?bec, 1860-1996.

• Two demographic transitions in Quebec, 1860-1996.

• Trop de famille et trop peu d'enfants : la f?condit? en Italie depuis 1960.

• "Too much family and too few children": Fertility in Italy after 1960.

• Les tendances de la f?condit? en Hongrie et les facteurs qui les influencent.

• Fertility trends in Hungary and factors influencing these trends.

• La formation des unions chez les adolescentes du Nordeste (Br?sil).

• The formation of unions among adolescent women in Northeastern Brazil.

• Le syndrome de mort subite du nourrisson au Qu?bec : qualit? de l'enregistrement des d?c?s et nouvelles estimations.

• Sudden infant death syndrome in Quebec: The quality of registration of these deaths, and new estimates.

• ? des lieues du st?r?otype banlieusard : les banlieues de Qu?bec construites dans les ann?es 1950 et 1960.

• Far from stereotypical: Quebec city suburbs built in the 1950s and 1960s.

Economie et Statistique, 2000 - 6 (N? 336)

• Mesurer un univers urbain en expansion.

• Measuring a growing urban world.

• Les formes r?centes de la croissance urbaine.

• Recent forms of urban growth.

• La mobilit? g?ographique et la promotion professionnelle des salari?s : une analyse par aire urbaine.

• Geographic mobility and employee promotion: An analysis by urban area.

Economie et Statistique, 2000 - 7/8 (N? 337-338)

• Entrer dans la vie adulte : des ?tapes toujours plus tardives mais resserr?es.

• Entering adulthood: Later, but closer stages.

• Le d?part de chez les parents : une analyse d?mographique sur le long terme.

• Leaving home: A long-run demographic analysis.

• Les jeunes partent toujours au m?me ?ge de chez leurs parents.

• Young people still leave home at the same age.

• Insertion professionnelle et autonomie r?sidentielle : le cas des jeunes peu dipl?m?s.

• Entering the world of work and residential independence among relatively unskilled young people.

Estudios Demogr?ficos y Urbanos, 2000, Vol. 15, No. 2 (No. 44)

• Conceptual and methodological aspects in urban-environmental studies [Aspectos conceptuales y metodol?gicos en estudios urbano-ambientales].

• The relationship between population and natural resources on the outskirts of Mexico City [La relaci?n entre la poblaci?n y los recursos naturales en un ?rea de expansi?n de la Ciudad de M?xico].

• Factors affecting the decision to seek pre-natal care and the process of integration of rural women into the medical system [Constituci?n de la descendencia y proceso de integraci?n de las mujeres rurales al sistema m?dico].

• A bet on time and another gamble at stake: The system of pensions and the health agenda [Una apuesta al tiempo y otra en juego: el sistema de pensiones y la agenda para la salud].

Estudios Demogr?ficos y Urbanos, 2000, Vol. 15, No. 3 (No. 45)

• Trends in urban and regional inequality in Mexico, 1970-1996 [Tendencias de las desigualdades urbanas y regionales en M?xico, 1970-1996].

• Regional inequalities in Mexico, 1900-1993 [Desigualdades regionales en M?xico, 1900-1993].

• Classification of employment status and labor market studies. The case of industrial homeworkers [La clasificaci?n de la situaci?n en el trabajo y los estudios de mercados de trabajo: el caso de los trabajadores a domicilio].

• Pension schemes and the outlook for social security [Sistemas de pensiones y perspectivas de la seguridad social].

• The population: Resources ratio on the urban periphery. A theoretico-methodological experience [La relaci?n poblaci?n-recursos en la periferia urbana. Una experiencia te?rico-metodol?gica].

• The use of verbal autopsy in health analysis [El uso de la autopsia verbal en el an?lisis de la salud].

Estudios Migratorios Latinoamericanos, 1998/1999, Vol. 13/14, No. 40-41

• Migration from borderland countries to Argentina: Questions and suggestions to step further ahead [El fen?meno de la migraci?n lim?trofe en la Argentina: interrogantes y propuestas para seguir avanzando].

• Migrations between Paraguay and Argentina: The province of Formosa [Migraciones lim?trofes entre Paraguay y la Argentina. El caso de la provincia de Formosa].

• Notes on borderland migration. Boli-vian workers in Jujuy [Apuntes sobre la migraci?n fronteriza. Trabajadores bolivianos en Jujuy].

• Migration strategies: Between subsis-tence and the search for opportunities in the valley of Tarija, Bolivia [Estrategias migratorias: entre la subsistencia y la b?squeda de oportunidades en el Valle Tarije?o].

• Peruvian immigrants in Mendoza (Argentina): Notes for a new? migration model [Peruanos en Mendoza: Apuntes para un ?nuevo? modelo migratorio].

European Journal of Population / Revue Europ?enne de D?mographie, 2000, Vol. 16, No. 2

• Religiosity and contraceptive method choice: The Jewish population of Israel.

• Religiosit? et choix de la m?thode contraceptive : la population juive d'Isra?l.

• Socioeconomic and cultural determinants of abortion among Jewish women in Israel.

• D?terminants socio-?conomiques et culturels de l'avortement chez les Juives en Isra?l.

• The fertility impact of temporary migration in China: A detachment hypothesis.

• L'impact des migrations temporaires sur la f?condit? en Chine : une hypoth?se d'affaiblissement du contr?le social.

European Journal of Population / Revue Europ?enne de D?mographie, 2000, Vol. 16, No. 3

• Childbearing following marital dissolution in Britain.

• La procr?ation apr?s la dissolution du mariage en Angleterre.

• Did the economic crisis cause the fertility decline in Russia: Evidence from the 1994 microcensus.

• La crise ?conomique est-elle la cause de la baisse de la f?condit? en Russie : l'apport du micro-recensement de 1994.

• The increasing complexity of family relationships: Lifetime experience of lone motherhood and stepfamilies in Great Britain.

• La complexit? croissante des relations familiales : dur?es de vie pass?es par les m?res en situation uniparentale et en famille recompos?e en Grande-Bretagne.

• Monitoring suicide mortality: A Bayesian approach.

• L'observation de la mortalit? par suicide : une approche bayesienne.

European Journal of Population / Revue Europ?enne de D?mographie, 2000, Vol. 16, No. 4

• The impact of labour-force participation on childbearing behaviour: Pro-cyclical fertility in Sweden during the 1980s and the 1990s.

• L'impact de la participation au march? du travail sur les comportements de f?condit? : f?condit? de type cyclique en Su?de pendant les ann?es 1980 et 1990.

• Expected and actual family size in Greece: 1983-1997.

• Taille de la famille attendue et observ?e en Gr?ce : 1983-1997.

• Shrinking kin networks in Italy due to sustained low fertility.

• Contraction des r?seaux de parent? en Italie du fait du maintien d'une basse f?condit?.

• Multilevel models in the study of dynamic household structures.

• Mod?les multi-niveaux pour l'?tude de la structure des m?nages en dynamique.

Family Planning Perspectives, 2000, Vol. 32, N? 5

• Changing emphases in sexuality education in U.S. public secondary schools, 1988-1999.

• Sexuality education in fifth and sixth grades in U.S. public schools, 1999.

• Adolescents' reports of reproductive health education, 1988 and 1995.

• Using randomized designs to evaluate client-centered programs to prevent adolescent pregnancy.

• Long-term outcomes of an abstinence-based, small-group pregnancy prevention program in New York city schools.

Family Planning Perspectives, 2000, Vol. 32, No. 6

• Abortion training in U.S. obstetrics and gynecology residency programs, 1998.

• Teenage abortion and pregnancy statistics by State, 1996.

• Beyond marital status: Relationship type and duration and the risk of low birth weight.

• Impact of perceived stress, major life events and pregnancy attitudes on low birth weight.

• Heterosexual genital sexual activity among adolescent males: 1988 and 1995.

International Family Planning Perspectives, 2000, Vol. 26, No. 3

• Fertility preferences and contraceptive change in developing countries.

• Islamic precepts and family planning: The perceptions of Jordanian religious leaders and their constituents.

• Sexual risk behaviors among young people in Bamenda, Cameroon.

• Reproductive decision-making in the context of HIV And AIDS: A qualitative study in Ndola, Zambia.

• Effectiveness of a standard-rule method of calendar rhythm among Mayan couples in Guatemala.

International Family Planning Perspectives, 2000, Vol. 26, No. 4

• Effects of an entertainment-education radio soap opera on family planning and HIV prevention in St. Lucia.

• Community-based distribution in Tanzania: Costs and impacts of alternative strategies to improve worker performance.

• Why refugees need reproductive health services.

• Turning point: A special report on the refugee reproductive health field.

• Ensuring the reproductive rights of refugees and internally displaced persons: Legal and policy issues.

• Reproductive health of war-affected populations: What do we know?.

• Programmatic responses to refugees' reproductive health needs.

• Contraceptive need among Cambodian refugees in Khao Phlu camp.

• Condom use in marital and nonmarital relationships in Zimbabwe.

International Journal of Population Geography, 2000, Vol. 6, No. 1

• Internal migration scenarios and regional population projections for the European Union.

• State magnets for different elderly migrant types in the United States.

• The invisibility of skilled female migrants and gender relations in studies of skilled migration in Europe.

• Structural changes in childhood mortality in Spain, 1860-1990.

International Journal of Population Geography, 2000, Vol. 6, No. 2

• Estimating the size and distribution of South Asian religious populations in Britain: is there an alternative to a religion question in the Census?

• Long-term trends of internal migration in Italy.

• Investigating the effect of clustering of the urban field on sustainable population growth of centrally located and peripheral towns.

• Creating a temporally consistent spatial framework for the analysis of inter-regional migration in Australia.

International Journal of Population Geography, 2000, Vol. 6, No. 3

• Proximity of adult children to their parents in Great Britain.

• Race, region and the territorial politics of immigration in the US.

• Branch migration and the international dispersal of families.

• Conceptualising Irish rural youth migration: A biographical approach.

International Journal of Population Geography, July-August 2000, Vol. 6, No. 4

• What kind of theory for what kind of population geography?

• Legal status, gender and employment among Salvadorans in the US.

• Dual university-graduate households in Sweden: the effect of regional variations and migration on income equality.

• Integration of Caribbean immigrants in a welfare state city: Surinamese and Antilleans in Amsterdam.

International Migration / Migrations Internationales, 1999, Vol. 37, No. 3

• Limits to harmonization: The "temporary protection" of refugees in the European Union.

• Trade in labour services and migrant worker protection with special reference to East Asia.

• Immigrants in a restructuring economy: A partial test of theories.

• The effect of regional inequalities on migration: A comparative analysis of Israel and Japan.

• Residential concentration among immigrants in Oslo.

International Migration / Migrations Internationales, 1999, Vol. 37, N? 4

• Macroeconomic determinants of migration: The case of Germany, 1964-1988.

• On the history and selectivity of Turkish and Moroccan migration to Belgium.

• Undocumented migrants in Greece: Issues of regularization.

• Return migration: Changing roles of men and women.

• Brazilian immigration to Ontario.

International Migration / Migrations Internationales, 2000, Vol. 38, N? 1

• On impacts of comparative policy analysis. Immigration to Israel: What other countries can learn.

• Distribution, inequality and concentration of income among older immigrants in Canada.

• The colour of poverty: A study of the poverty of ethnic and immigrant groups in Canada.

• Peopling skilled international migration: Indian doctors in the UK.

• Ecological succession and Asian immigrants in Australia.

International Migration / Migrations Internationales, 2000, Vol. 38, No. 2

• The mobility of entrepreneurs and capital: Taiwanese capital-linked migration.

• Refugee women in Europe: Some aspects of the legal and policy dimensions.

• Chipping away at the fortress: Unions, immigration and the transnational labour market.

• He came, he saw, he ... stayed. Guest worker programmes and the issue of non-return.

• The receipt of transfer payments by immigrants in Sweden.

• The occupational attainment of immigrant groups in Australia.

International Migration Review, 2000, Vol. 34, No. 3

• Outsiders' business: A critical review of research on immigrant entrepreneurship.

• Immigrants' pathways to business ownership: A comparative ethnic perspective.

• Immigrant entrepreneurship and business patterns: A comparison of Koreans and Iranians in Los Angeles.

• Race, ethnicity and nativity, family structure, socioeconomic status and welfare dependency.

• A validation of the ethnosurveys: The case of Mexico-U.S. migration.

• Comparing the context of immigrant homicides in Miami: Haitians, Jamaicans and Mariels.

• Guess who's coming to dinner: Migration from Lesotho, Mozambique and Zimbabwe to South Africa.

• The rural exodus in the context of economic crisis, globalization and reform in Brazil.

• Migration policies for the highly skilled in the Asia-Pacific region.

• Intercountry adoption as a migratory practice: A comparative analysis of intercountry adoption and immigration policy and practice in the United States, Canada and New Zealand in the Post W.W. II period.

International Migration Review, 2000, Vol. 34, No. 4

• Intended and unintended consequences of forced migrations: A neglected aspect of East Europe's twentieth century history.

• European courts and foreigners' rights: A comparative study of norms diffusion.

• Immigration and boundaries of citizenship: The institutions of immigrants' political transnationalism.

• The role of Ghanaian immigrant associations in Toronto, Canada.

• The impact of legislative deterrence measures on the number of asylum applications in Switzerland (1986-1995).

• Lessons learned? A critical review of the government program to resettle Bosnian quota refugees in the United Kingdom.

• Theories of international migration policy -- A comparative analysis.

Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 2000, Vol. 31, No. 2

• Stepfamily as dyads - direct and indirect relationships.

• Flexible families: Capitalist development and crisis in rural Peru.

• Regional differences in household composition and family formation patterns in Vietnam.

• Chinese husbands' participation in household labor.

• Women's employment and its effects on Bengali households of Shillong, India.

• From bastardy to equality: The rights of nonmarital children and their fathers in comparative perspective.

• Keeping children healthy: The challenge of preventive care among women in Southwestern Nigeria.

Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 2000, Vol. 31, No. 3

Special Issue: "Ethnicity and Gender in Non-Traditional Family Forms: Studies of Family Pushing Normative Boundaries"

• How constructions of ethnicity and gender contribute to shaping non-traditional family patterns: Some introductory comments.

• Japanese and U.S. marriage experiences: Traditional and nontraditional perceptions of family.

• Ethnically heterogamous marriages: The case of Asian Canadians.

• Sharing a man: Insights from research.

• Women without children: A contradiction in Terms?

• Women caring for elderly family members: Shaping non-traditional work and family initiatives.

• Cindrella's sequel: Stepmothers' long-term relationships with adult stepchildren.

• Covenant marriage: A new alternative for traditional families.

Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 2000, Vol. 31, No. 4

Polygyny, gender relations, and reproduction in Ghana.
• Premarital childbearing in urban Cameroon: Paternal recognition, child care and financial support.

• Family socialization of ethnic identity among Chinese American pre-adolescents.

• Effects of child gender preference on contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.

• The impact of postmarital residence on fertility, early childhood mortality, and child health in Southern Ethiopia.

Journal of Family History, 2000, Vol. 25, No. 2

• Households, kinfolk, and absent teenagers: The demographic transition in the Old South.

• Cultural transmission of uxorilocal marriage in Lueyang, China.

• Natural mothers, putative fathers, and innocent children: The definition and regulation of parental relationships outside marriage, in England, 1945-1959.

• "I was wife and mother": French widows present themselves to the Ministry of Justice in the early nineteenth century.

• "Younger people are preferred": The self-images of elderly women represented in their letters to a Dutch Almshouse, 1885-1940.

• "Crying whenever monday comes": Older unmarried women in the Netherlands and the game of comparison, 1955-1980.

• "An untiring zest for life": Images and self-images of old women in England.

Journal of Family History, 2000, Vol. 25, No. 3

• Children in one-parent families: Survival as an indicator of the role of the parents.

• Reciprocal bonding: Parents and their offspring in early modern England.

• Gender, property, and retirement strategies in early modern Northwestern Spain.

• Abandoned children and their transitions to adulthood in nineteenth-century Italy.

Journal of Family History, 2000, Vol. 25, No. 4

• The family in utopia: Celibacy, communal child rearing, and continuity in a religious commune.

• Complex households, a fading glory: Household formation during the collective period in the People's Republic of China.

Journal of Family History, 2001, Vol. 26, No. 1

• Registered households and micro-social structure in China: Residential patterns in three settlements in Beijing area.

• Fostering the next generation of socialists: Patronirovanie in the fledgling Soviet State.

• Paternity and the politics of citizenship in Interwar France.

• The flapper and the fogy: Representations of gender and age in the 1920s.

Journal of Marriage and the Family, 2000, Vol. 62, No. 2

• Historical perspectives on family studies.

• Family ties and the discontinuity of divorce in Black and White newlywed couples.

• Adolescents' plans for family formation: Is parental socialization important?

• Subsequent fertility among teen mothers: Longitudinal analyses of recent national data.

• Change in gender-ideology, 1977-1996: The contributions of intracohort change and population turnover.

• How do children matter? A comparison of gender earnings inequality for young adults in the former East Germany and the former West Germany.

Journal of Marriage and the Family, 2000, Vol. 62, No. 3

• Predictors of divorce adjustment: Stressors, resources, and definitions.

• The timing of divorce: Predicting when a couple will divorce over a 14-year period.

• A new marriage squeeze for black women: The role of racial intermarriage by black men.

• Union transitions among cohabitors: The significance of relationship assessments and expectations.

Journal of Marriage and the Family, 2000, Vol. 62, No. 4

• Families with young children: A review of research in the 1990s.

• Work and family in the 1990s.

• Economic circumstances and family outcomes: A review of the 1990s.

• Families in poverty in the 1990s: Trends, causes, consequences, and lessons learned.

• Has family policy come of age? A decade review of the state of U.S. family policy in the 1990s.

• The changing demography of America's families.

• Families formed outside of marriage.

• Reinvestigating remarriage: Another decade of progress.

Journal of Population Economics, 2000, Vol. 13, No. 4

• Modelling household income dynamics.

• Welfare generosity, pregnancies and abortions among unmarried AFDC recipients.

• Labor supply responses and welfare effects from replacing current tax rules by a flat tax: Empirical evidence from Italy, Norway and Sweden.

• Personal income taxation under mobility, exogenous and endogenous welfare weights, and asymmetric information.

Mathematical Population Studies, 2000, Vol. 8, No. 1

Special Issue: New Directions in Demography Theory

Editor: Shripad Tuljapurkar

• Reconstructing susceptible and recruitment dynamics from measles epidemic data.

• Imparting structural instability to mortality forecasts: Testing for sensitive dependence on initial conditions with innovations.

• A competing risks approach to the two-sex problem.

Mathematical Population Studies, 2000, Vol. 8, No. 2

Special Issue: The Population Dynamics of the HIV Epidemic: Projections

Editors: Martina Morris and Michael Bracher

• A microsimulation study of the effect of concurrent partnerships on the spread of HIV in Uganda.

• HIV spread and partnership reduction for different patterns of sexual behaviour - A study with the microsimulation model STDSIM.

• An AIDS model with reproduction - With an application based on data from Uganda.

• HIV vaccines: The effect of the mode of action on the coexistence of HIV subtypes.

Mathematical Population Studies, 2000, Vol. 8, No. 3

Special Issue: ?The Population Dynamics of the HIV Epidemic: Validations?

Editors: Martina Morris and Michael Bracher

• The impact of measurement error on survey estimates of concurrent partnerships.

• Monitoring the course of the HIV-1 epidemic: The influence of patterns of fertility on HIV-1 prevalence estimates.

• Validity of simple pair formation model for HIV spread with realistic parameter setting.

Mathematical Population Studies, 2000, Vol. 8, No. 4

• A dynamic multistate model of robustness and frailty.

• Mortality modeling: A review.

• On demographic transition, structural change, and economic growth and stagnation.

• Estimation of life expectancy - cohort life table.

Mathematical Population Studies s, 2001, Vol. 9, No. 1

• Non-linear structured population dynamics with co-variates.

• Macro-demographic effects of the transition to adulthood: Multistate stable population theory and an application to Italy.

• Immigration and integration nonlinear dynamics of minorities.

• A relational technique for estimating the age-specific mortality pattern from grouped data.

Mathematical Population Studies, 2001, Vol. 9, No. 2

• A behavioral two-sex marriage model.

• The mathematics of sex and marriage, revisited.

• A non-linear model of fecundability, postpartum amenorrhea, and sterility.

• A probability model for census adjustment.

Migracijske Teme, 2000, Vol. 16, No. 3

De nouveaux entrepreneurs en Isra?l ou les ? p?rip?ties ? de l?int?gration des Juifs d?ex-URSS.
• New entrepreneurs in Israel: "Adventures" of the integration of the Soviet Jews.

• Demographic revitalisation and protection of cultural heritage: The example of the Primorsko-Goranska county [Demografska revitalizacija i za?tita kulturne ba?tine: primjer ?upanije primorsko-goranske].

Population, 2000, Vol. 55, No. 4-5

• Les enfants n?s sans filiation en France, 1965-1994.

• Children born without filiation in France, 1965-1994.

• ? Pays ? ruraux et d?coupage de l'espace : les r?seaux migratoires dans la r?gion lilloise au milieu du XIXe si?cle.

• Rural "pays" and spatial divisions. Migration networks in the Lille region in mid-nineteenth century.

• ?volutions r?centes de la d?mographie des pays d?velopp?s.

• Recent changes in the demographic situation of the developed countries.

• L'?volution d?mographique des Balkans depuis la fin de la d?cennie 1980.

• Demographic change in the Balkans since the end of the 1980s.

• Le recensement de 1994 dans l'ex-R?publique yougoslave de Mac?doine.

• The 1994 census in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Population, 2000, Vol. 55, No. 6

• La flexibilit? du march? matrimonial.

• Flexibility in the marriage market.

• L'?volution de la nuptialit? des adolescentes au Cameroun et ses d?terminants.

• Adolescent nuptiality in Cameroon: change and its determinants.

• Les familles esclaves aux Antilles fran?aises, 1635-1848.

• Slave families in the French Antilles, 1635-1848.

• La mortalit? maternelle en milieu rural au S?n?gal.

• Maternal mortality in rural Senegal.

Population, 2001, Vol. 56, No. 1-2

• Principes de biod?mographie avec r?f?rence particuli?re ? la long?vit? humaine.

• Principles of biodemography with special reference to human longevity.

• Une d?mographie sans limite ?

• Demographic trends: Beyond the limits?

• Les centenaires au Danemark hier et aujourd'hui.

• Centenarians in Denmark in the past and the present.

• L'enqu?te sur la long?vit? en bonne sant? : l'esp?rance de vie sans incapacit? des personnes tr?s ?g?es en Chine.

• The healthy longevity survey and the active life expectancy of the oldest old in China.

• La survie des centenaires belges (g?n?rations 1870-1894).

• Survival among Belgian centenarians (1870-1894 cohorts).

• La d?mographie des centenaires en Angleterre et au Pays de Galles.

• The demography of centenarians in England and Wales.

• Mode et dispersion de la dur?e de vie.

• Mode and dispersion of the length of life.

• Red?finir les phases de la transition ?pid?miologique ? travers l'?tude de la dispersion des dur?es de vie : le cas de la France.

• Redefining the stages of the epidemiological transition by a study of the dispersion of life spans: The case of France.

• ?tude biod?mographique des d?terminants familiaux de la long?vit? humaine.

• Biodemographic study of familial determinants of human longevity.

• La transmission h?r?ditaire de la long?vit? en lignes maternelle et paternelle.

• Maternal and paternal lines of familial longevity.

Population, 2001, Vol. 56, No. 3

• F?condit?, reproduction et remplacement.

• Fertility, reproduction and replacement.

• L'?volution du calendrier des naissances par g?n?ration dans les pays ? basse f?condit? ? la fin du XXe si?cle.

• Birth calendar changes by generation in the low fertility countries: Is this just delayed entry into childbearing?

• Les entr?es d'?trangers en France de 1994 ? 1999.

• Foreign immigrants to France, 1994-1999.

• La fr?quence de renouvellement des premiers titres de s?jour.

• Probabilities of residence permit renewal.

Population, 2001, Vol. 56, No. 4

• Le lien de parent? dans les jeunes g?n?rations suisses : lign?es, structure et fonctions.

• Kinship relationships in the young Swiss generations: Lineage, structure and function.

• La premi?re mise en couple en Suisse : choix du type d'union et devenir de la cohabitation hors mariage.

• First couple formation in Switzerland: Choice of type of union and trends in extra-marital cohabitation.

• L'?volution d?mographique r?cente en France.

• The recent demographic evolution of France.

• Les naissances sont retard?es mais la f?condit? est stable.

• Childbearing is delayed but fertility is stable.

Population, 2001, Vol. 56, No. 5

• La demande contraceptive au Sahel : les attentes des hommes se rapprochent-elles de celles de leurs ?pouses ?

• Contraceptive demand in the Sahel: Convergence of views between men and their wives.

• Mesures et r?alit?s de la segmentation socio-raciale ? Cali. Une enqu?te sur les m?nages afro-colombiens.

• Measurement and practice of socio-racial segmentation in Cali. A survey of Afro-Colombian households.

• L'h?pital, la femme et le m?decin : de la construction des trajectoires de f?condation in vitro.

• Hospitals, women and doctors: The construction of in vitro fertilisation trajectories.

• Conna?tre et accro?tre les peuples du royaume : Vauban et la population.

• Measuring and multiplying the kingdom's inhabitants: Vauban and population.

Population and Development Review, 2000, Vol. 26, No. 3

• Gender equity in theories of fertility transition.

• Protracted national conflict and fertility change: Palestinians and Israelis in the twentieth century.

• The spread of primary schooling in sub-Saharan Africa: Implications for fertility change.

• Does female disadvantage mean lower access to food?

• The 1918 influenza epidemic's effects on sex differentials in mortality in the United States.

Population Bulletin of the Population Reference Bureau, 2000, Vol. 55, No. 2

• America's diversity and growth: Signposts for the 21st century.

Population Bulletin of the Population Reference Bureau, 2000, Vol. 55, No. 3

• An urbanizing world.

Population Bulletin of the Population Reference Bureau, 2000, Vol. 55, No. 4

• American families.

Population Bulletin of the United Nations, 1999, No. 40/41

Special Issue: Below Replacement Fertility

• Report of the expert group meeting on below-replacement fertility.

• Fertility trends among low fertility countries.

• Determinants of below-replacement fertility.

• Future expectations for below-replacement fertility.

• Sustained below-replacement fertility: Realities and responses.

• Policy interventions in response to below-replacement fertility.

• The fertility transition and prospects in China and other Eastern Asian countries.

• The future of French fertility: Back to the past, or a new implosion?

• The future of the family and future fertility trends in Germany.

• Recent fertility change in Ireland and the future of Irish fertility.

• Levels and trends of fertility in Italy: Are they desirable or sustainable?

• Below-replacement fertility in Japan: Trends, determinants and prospects.

• Fertility trends in Russia and the European newly independent states: Crisis or turning point?

• Fertility trends in Sweden up to 1996.

• Fertility in the United States: Current features and future trends.

Population Research and Policy Review, 2000, Vol. 19, No. 4

• Demographic implications of reproductive technologies.

• Does the availability of child care influence the employment of mothers? Findings from western Germany.

• Choosing children over career? Changes in the postpartum labor force behavior of professional women.

• Child care and employment turnover.

Population Research and Policy Review, 2000, Vol. 19, No. 5

• The response of violent mortality to economic crisis in Russia.

• Social change, population policies, and fertility decline in Colombia and Venezuela.

• Race/ethnic differentials in heavy weight and cesarean births.

• Uncertainty and forecasting local health professional shortages.

Population Research and Policy Review, 2000, Vol. 19, No. 6

• The components of density and the dimensions of residential segregation.

• A simple method for projecting or estimating a and ?: An extension of the Brass Relational Gompertz Fertility Model.

• Visitor suicide risk in casino resort areas.

• The impact of grandparental proximity on maternal childcare in China.

Population Studies, 2000, Vol. 54, No. 3

Pastoralists, agropastoralists and migrants: Interactions between fertility and mobility in northern Burkina Faso.
• Childhood misery and disease in later life: The effects on mortality in old age of hazards experienced in early life, southern Sweden 1760-1894.

• Birth planning and sterilization in China.

• Forgone income and motherhood: What do recent British data tell us?

• Expectations, gender, and norms in migration decision-making.

• "Marvellous Secrets": Birth control in European short fiction, 1150-1650.

• The recent rise in Palestinian fertility: Permanent or transient?

Revista Brasileira de Estat?stica, 1999, Vol. 60, N? 213

• A review of some principal aspects of household sample surveys carried out by IBGE [Uma revis?o dos principais aspectos dos Planos Amostrais das Pesquisas Domiciliares realizadas pelo IBGE].

• Confidence intervals of a population projection based on the Monte Carlo's method: Forecasting urban beneficiary of social security [Intervalo de confian?a para proje??o de popula??o baseado no m?todo de Monte Carlo: Proje??o de benefici?rios urbanos da Previd?ncia Social].

Studies in Family Planning, 2000, Vol. 31, No. 3

• The potential role of contraception in reducing abortion.

• Who's at risk? Men's STD experience and condom use in Southwest Nigeria.

• Trends and determinants of contraceptive use in Rakai District, Uganda, 1995-98.

• Sexual initiation and contraceptive use among adolescent women in Northeast Brazil.

• The first generation to control family size: A microstudy of the causes of fertility decline in a rural area of Bangladesh.

Theoretical Population Biology, 2000, Vol. 57, No. 1

• Carrying capacity and demographic stochasticity: Scaling behavior of the stochastic logistic model.

Theoretical Population Biology, 2000, Vol. 57, No. 2

• Evolving populations with overlapping generations.

Theoretical Population Biology, 2000, Vol. 57, No. 4

• Uncertainties in predicting the demographic impact of AIDS.

• Adaptive feeding across environmental gradients and its effect on population dynamics.

• Population persistence time under intermittent control in stochastic environments.

Theoretical Population Biology, 2000, Vol. 58, No. 1

• The ESS under spatial variation with applications to sex allocation.

Theoretical Population Biology, 2000, Vol. 58, No. 2

• Cultural transmission in a demographic study of sex ratio at birth in China's future.

Theoretical Population Biology, 2000, Vol. 58, No. 3

• Carl D?sing (1884) on the regulation of the sex-ratio.

Yearbook of Population Research in Finland, 2000, No. 36

• The population transition and seasonal fluctuations in infant mortality in Finland, Estonia and Russia.

• The development of family planning in Finland from the 1960s to the 1990s.

• Sexual experiences of military conscripts at the end of the 1990s.

• Divorce by family composition and socioeconomic status in Finnish first marriages.

• Living arrangement of older persons in Finland.

• A statistical look at Modeen's forecast of the population of Finland in 1934.

• Combining quantitative and qualitative research -- A case study from survey methodology.

• Finnish attitudes towards immigrants in 1987-1999.

• The connection between migration and regional structure in Finland around 1990 - A GIS viewpoint.

• Measuring acceptance? Intermarriage levels as an indicator of tolerance in the Finnish context of integration.

Zeitschrift f?r Bev?lkerungswissenschaft, 1998, Vol. 23, No. 4

• 1998 Report on the demographic situation in Germany including the part B "Divorces - Trends in Germany and in the international comparison" [Bericht 1998 ?ber die demographische Lage in Deutschland mit dem Teil B "Ehescheidungen - Trends in Deutschland und im internationalen Vergleich"].

• Many worlds of health: A simulation of the determinants of the epidemiological transition.

Zeitschrift f?r Bev?lkerungswissenschaft, 1999, Vol. 24, No. 1

• Theoretical notes on the concept of transition [Theoretische Notizen zum Konzept der Transition].

• Demographic transition -- the process of a break in the continuity of population change [Demographische Transition -- der Proze? der Unterbrechung der Kontinuit?t in der Bev?lkerungsbewegung].

• Family policy measures on the occasion of maternity and for rearing small children in the EU Countries, Norway and Switzerland [Familienpolitische Ma?nahmen bei Mutterschaft und der Erziehung von Kleinkindern in den Mitgliedstaaten der EU, Norwegen und der Schweiz].

• Preferences of young adults regarding their partner's age: Specific patterns and the underlying argumentation -- Results from a Dutch survey.

Zeitschrift f?r Bev?lkerungswissenschaft, 1999, Vol. 24, No. 2

• Nature or behaviour? An article explaining the phenomenon of male excess mortality through a comparison between a monastic and non-monastic (general public) population [Natur oder Verhalten? Ein Beitrag zur Erkl?rung der m?nnlichen ?bersterblichkeit durch einen Vergleich von Kloster- und Allgemeinbev?lkerung].

• On the development of gainful employment in Germany from a demographic view -- historical reflections on the past decades [Zur Entwicklung der Erwerbst?tigkeit in Deutschland aus demographischer Sicht -- historische Betrachtung der letzten Jahrzehnte].

• Illegal residence in Germany -- methodical considerations for the use and collection of data [Illegaler Aufenthalt in Deutschland -- methodische ?berlegungen zur Datennutzung und Datenerhebung].

• Is an end of the fertility crisis in Eastern Germany in sight? [Ist ein Ende der Fertilit?tskrise in Ostdeutschland absehbar?].

Zeitschrift f?r Bev?lkerungswissenschaft, 1999, Vol. 24, No. 3

• Revisiting a demographic revolution. Survival and death, number of children, marriage, households and families, education level and employment of the population in Germany in the 20th century, reflected by population statistics [R?ckblick auf eine demographische Revolution. ?berleben und Sterben, Kinderzahl, Verheiratung, Haushalte und Familien, Bildungsstand und Erwerbst?tigkeit der Bev?lkerung in Deutschland im 20. Jahrhundert im Spiegel der Bev?lkerungsstatistik].

• The income situation of German and foreign married couples with children in West Germany, 1997 [Die Einkommenslage deutscher und ausl?ndischer Ehen mit Kindern in Westdeutschland 1997].

• Resistance, individualisation or obstinacy? The increase of sterilisations in the new federal states, its perception by the media and the motives of women to have themselves sterilised [Widerstand, Individualisierung oder Eigensinn? Der Anstieg der Sterilisationen in den neuen Bundesl?ndern: die Wahr?nehmung in den Medien und die Motive von Frauen, sich sterilisieren zu lassen].

• The mortality crisis in East Germany and its reflection in the statistics of causes of death [Die Mortalit?tskrise in Ostdeutschland und ihre Reflektion in der Todesursachenstatistik].

Zeitschrift f?r Bev?lkerungswissenschaft, 1999, Vol. 24, No. 4

• Development of mortality and health in the regions of the world [Entwicklung von Sterblichkeit und Gesundheit in den Regionen der Welt].

• The low-weight neonatal survival paradox in the Czech Republic [Das Paradoxon des ?berlebens niedriggewichtiger Neugeborener in der Tschechischen Republik].

• Who are those who leave home late? Or: family of origin, living environment and the formation of an own household. An empirical study concerning the age at household formation [Wer sind die Sp?tauszieher? Oder: Herkunftsfamilie, Wohnumfeld und die Gr?ndung eines eigenen Haushaltes. Eine empirische Untersuchung ?ber das Alter bei der Haushaltsgr?ndung].

• Consensual union or marriage? Influences on the choice of partnership form at first co-residence in the life course [Nichteheliche Lebensgemeinschaft oder Ehe? Einfl?sse auf die Wahl der Partnerschaftsform beim ersten Zusammenzug im Lebenslauf].

• The demographic crisis in the Ukraine [Die demographische Krise in der Ukraine].

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