FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, 2001, Vol. 33, No. 2

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, 2001, Vol. 33, No. 3

• Characteristics of adolescents' sexual partners and their association with use of condoms and other contraceptive methods.

• Risk factors for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases among adolescents in St. Petersburg, Russia.

• Family planning clinic services in the United States: Patterns and trends in the late 1990s.

• Knowledge of and attitudes toward the pill: Results of a national survey in Japan.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POPULATION GEOGRAPHY, 2000, Vol. 6, No. 5

• Ethnic enclaves in New Zealand?

• An evaluation of the combinatorial optimisation approach to the creation of synthetic microdata.

• An individual's growth environment and migration behaviour: the case of foreign-born Estonians.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF POPULATION GEOGRAPHY, 2000, Vol. 6, No. 6

• Measuring destination attractivity: A migration example.

• Leaving home and leaving the State: Evidence from the United States.

• Population displacement in the Three Gorges reservoir area of the Yangtze River, central China: Relocation policies and migrant views.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, 2000, Vol. 38, No. 3

Perspectives on Trafficking of Migrants.

• Trafficking: A Perspective from Asia.

• La traite des ?tres humains : une perspective asiatique.

• Trafficking and human smuggling: A European perspective.

• Traite et introduction clandestine d'?tres humains: Une perspective europ?enne.

• Illegality of international population movements in Poland.

• L'ill?galit? des mouvements internationaux de population en Pologne.

• Asylum policies, trafficking and vulnerability.

• Politiques d'asile, traite et vuln?rabilit?.

• People for sale: The need for a multidisciplinary approach towards human trafficking.

• ?tres humains ? vendre : le besoin d'une approche multidisciplinaire de la traite des ?tres humains.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, 2000, Vol. 38, No. 4

• Migrants, refugees and insecurity. Current threats to peace?

• Migrants, r?fugi?s et ins?curit? menacent-ils actuellement la paix ?

• Return and responsibility.

• Retour et responsabilit?.

• The demographic and socio-economic characteristics of post-1965 immigrants to New York City: A comparative analysis by national origin.

• Caract?ristiques d?mographiques et socio-?conomiques des immigrants arriv?s ? New York apr?s 1965 : analyse compar?e par origine nationale.

• Profiles of refugee and non-refugee Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza.

• Profils des Palestiniens r?fugi?s et non r?fugi?s originaires de la Cisjordanie et de Gaza.

• Emigration and development: The case of a Bangladeshi village.

• Emigration et d?veloppement : le cas d'un village au Bangladesh.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION, 2000, Vol. 38, No. 5

• Seeking social security: An alternative motivation for Mexico-US migration.

• Une autre cause de la migration Mexique-Etats-Unis: la recherche d'une protection sociale.

• Some structural effects of migration on receiving and sending countries.

• Quelques cons?quences structurelles de la migration sur les pays de d?part et d'arriv?e.

• Diaspora migration: Definitional ambiguities and a theoretical paradigm.

• La migration de diaspora et les difficult?s de la d?finir : un paradigme th?orique.

• Return migration and the problem of reintegration.

• La migration de retour et le probl?me de la r?int?gration.

• Attitudes of new immigrant and veteran-resident Israeli divorced mothers toward single motherhood.

• La condition de m?re divorc?e telle que vue par les femmes immigrantes ou vivant en Isra?l.

• Why do migrant workers intend to extend their stay in host countries?

• Pourquoi les travailleurs migrants veulent-ils prolonger leur s?jour dans les pays h?tes ? Le cas des travailleurs bangladeshis dans le secteur manufacturier de la Malaisie.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 35, No. 1

Special Issue: UNHCR at 50: Past, Present and Future of Refugee Assistance

• From refugees to forced migration: The UNHCR and human security.

• The UNHCR and world politics: State interests vs. institutional autonomy.

• Fifty years of refugee studies: From theory to policy.

• The protection-neutrality dilemma in humanitarian emergencies: Why the need for military intervention?

• The need for military intervention in humanitarian emergencies.

• Why is humanitarian action often a substitute for a lack of political will?.

• Refugees: Challenges to protection.

• Funding dilemmas in refugee assistance: Political interests and institutional reforms in UNHCR.

• Mind the gap! UNHCR, humanitarian assistance and the development process.

• Bureaucracy and the quality of mercy.

• Forced migration and professionalism.

• Humanitarianism with a sovereign face: UNHCR in the global undertow.

• From Nansen to Ogata: UNHCR's role in a changing world.

• UNHCR: Uphill into the future.

• The international refugee regime(s): The end of the Cold War matters.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 35, No. 2

• All under one roof: Mixed-status families in an era of reform.

• Legal adaptation among Vietnamese refugees in the United States: How international migrants litigate civil grievances during the resettlement process.

• Race and place in the adaptation of Mariel exiles.

• The economic adjustment of recently arrived Bosnian, Afghan and Iraqi refugees in Sydney, Australia.

• The marital status of recent Mexican immigrants in the United States in 1980 and 1990.

• Change in nuptiality patterns among Cuban Americans: Evidence of cultural and structural assimilation?

• Asian American interracial and interethnic marriages: Differences by education and nativity.

• Age at immigration and scholastic achievement in school-age children: Is there a vulnerable age?

JINKO MONDAI KENKYU, 2000, Vol. 56, No. 2

Special Issue: Fourth Welfare Policy Seminar

• Families relationships in Australia: The Conservative-Liberal-Radical debate.

• Gender differences in employment and housework: A comparative analysis of Japan, South Korea, and the United States.

JINKO MONDAI KENKYU, 2000, Vol. 56, No. 3

Special Issue: Fourth Welfare Policy Seminar (Part 2)

• Recent trends in fertility and household formation in the industrialized world.

• Parent-adult child relationship in Japan. Determinants of parent-adult child coresidence.

JINKO MONDAI KENKYU, 2000, Vol. 56, No. 4

• The cost of marriage and child care and its effect on fertility: A note on the economic factors of below-replacement fertility in Japan.

• The opportunity cost of having children: Its difference among wives' occupations.

• Gender analysis on fertility decline in Japan.

JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE, 2001, Vol. 33, No. 1

• Religion and fertility among the Atyap in Nigeria.

• Gender relations: Husband-wife fertility and family planning decisions in Kenya.

• The ethnic minorities of southern Italy and Sicily: Relationships through surnames.

• Covariates of child mortality in Mali: does the health-seeking behavior of the mother matter?

• Estimates of cousin marriage and mean inbreeding in the United Kingdom from "birth briefs".

• Aboriginal mortality in Canada, the United States and New Zealand.

• Neonatal mortality and maternal health care in Nepal: Searching for patterns of association.

• Evidence of diffusion from a targeted HIV/AIDS intervention in the Dominican Republic.

• Consistency in condom use in the context of HIV/AIDS in Zimbabwe.

• Colostrum feeding behaviour and initiation of breast-feeding in rural Bangladesh.

JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE, 2001, Vol. 33, No. 2

• Quality of care and contraceptive pill discontinuation in rural Egypt.

• Incidence and duration of romantic attraction in students progressing from secondary to tertiary education.

• Trends in consanguinity in south India.

• Factors associated with unfavourable birth outcomes in Kenya.

• Underlying and proximate determinants of diarrhoea-specific infant mortality rates among municipalities in the state of Cear?, North-East Brazil: An ecological study.

• The evolution of the family planning programme and its role in influencing fertility change in Kenya.

• Variables that explain variation in prenatal care in Turkey: Social class, education and ethnicity revisited.

• The effect of divorce on infant mortality in a remote area of Bangladesh.

• Long-term trends in marital status mortality differences in the Netherlands 1850-1970.

• Migration through surnames in Campobasso Province, Italy.

JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE, 2001, Vol. 33, No. 3

• A biocultural investigation of the weanling's dilemma in Kathmandu, Nepal: Do universal recommendations for weaning practices make sense?

• Understanding users' perspectives of barriers to maternal health care use in Maharashtra, India.

• Natural Selection at the MJD locus: Phenotypic diversity, survival and fertility among Machado-Joseph Disease patients from the Azores.

• Analysis of factors associated with maternal mortality in Kenyan hospitals.

• Factors influencing low birth weight and prematurity in Botswana.

• Starting, spacing and stopping in the reproductive histories of outer Hebridean families.

• Biodemographic study of a central Apennine area (Italy) in the 19th and 20th centuries: Marriage seasonality and reproductive isolation.

• Birth weight, sexual orientation and the sex of preceding siblings.

• Group differences in mean intelligence for the Dutch and Third World immigrants.

JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE, 2001, Vol. 33, No. 4

• Spouses' socioeconomic characteristics and fertility differences in sub-Saharan Africa: Does spouse's education matter?

• Parental investment and child health in a Yanomam? village suffering short-term food stress.

• Analysis of postpartum lactational amenorrhoea in relation to breast-feeding: Some methodological and practical aspects.

• Why it is difficult to determine resource requirements for family planning.

• A study of risk factors for intestinal Helminth infections using epidemiological and anthropological approaches.

• Prevalence of self-reported symptoms of reproductive tract infections among recently pregnant women in Uttar Pradesh, India.

• Infant and child mortality in three culturally contrasting States of India.

JOURNAL OF DEMOGRAPHY, 1996, Vol. 12, No. 2

• Comparative study on fertility and family planning of Laotian and Thai women.

• Ideal MIS package for a well-established FPA with a variety of family planning and related services.

• Planning and public health.

• Paternal participation in childcare at the kindergarten level in the Bangkok Metropolis.

• Construction workers and health problems: A case study in Lame Chabang municipal area in Chonburi Province.

• Family research into male responsibilities in family matters and the role of youth: Data utilization for policymaking.

• Effects of ASEAN economic liberalization schemes on labor migration in ASEAN in the 21st century.

• Rural-urban migration trends: A case study of Nang Rong, Thailand.

• A study of the responses and coping with AIDS of the community in the high-infected areas.

• Introduction to drug use and treatments in Thailand.

• Growing concerns for the aging population in Thailand.

• Ethnic employment penalties in Britain.

• Rights and ratios? Evaluating the relationship between social rights and immigration.

• Immigration and native-born male earnings: A jobs-level analysis of the New York City metropolitan area labour market, 1980?90.

• Neutral migration models for Israel and Japan.

JOURNAL OF ETHNIC AND MIGRATION STUDIES, 2000, Vol. 26, No. 4

• Estimating commuting flows for minority ethnic groups in England and Wales.

• German and Jewish migration from the former Soviet Union to Germany: Background, trends and implications.

• Re-reading Arab World-New World immigration history: Beyond the prewar/postwar divide.

• The minority within the minority: Refugee community-based organisations in the UK and the impact of restrictionism on asylum-seekers.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION AND SOCIAL STUDIES, 1998, Vol. 7, No. 1

• The need for another revolution after the reproductive revolution in Thailand.

• Urbanization and its implications for health services.

• Best practice in reduction of vulnerability of girls to HIV/AIDS.

• Prevalence, acceptability and accessibility of tobacco, alcohol and illegal drugs among school children in a rural market town in Isaan, Thailand.

• AIDS knowledge and knowledge about center for AIDS information among young adults in Muang district, Rayong province.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION AND SOCIAL STUDIES, 1999, Vol. 7, No. 2

• What is the number of child prostitutes in Thailand?

• Role of private sector in family planning service delivery in Thailand.

• Ethical issues in social science research.

• Bangkok and its environments in the context of commuting.

• Continuation and failure rates: Indicators of family planning service.

• Factors affecting self-help and self-care behavior of the persons with AIDS.

• Evaluation of AIDS education and promotion for factory worker project.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION AND SOCIAL STUDIES, 1999, Vol. 8, No. 1

• Fertility preferences in Thailand.

• Factors associated with sexual behavior and attitudes of never-married rural Thai youth.

• A national survey of utilization of sources of family planning program in Thailand 1996.

• Social aspects of mortality in young and middle adulthood in Thailand.

• Unmet need for family planning among Thai women.

• Breastfeeding in rural Northern India: Levels and differentials.

• Factors affecting satisfaction of Thai senior citizens living with their children.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION AND SOCIAL STUDIES, 2000, Vol. 8, No. 2

• Age-sex structure of aged population in Thailand.

• Shifting away from doorstep distribution of contraceptives in urban Bangladesh: Effects on discontinuation and acceptance of family planning.

• Impact of migration on age at first marriage of Thai.

• The relevant population dynamics to land degradation in the northeast region.

• Factors associated with choice of destination among the out-migrants from Bangkok.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION RESEARCH
(Ex. Journal of the Australian Population Association), 2000, Vol. 17, No. 1

• Gender equity, social institutions and the future of fertility.

• Net migration and migration effectiveness: A comparison between Australia and the United Kingdom, 1976-96. Part 1: Total migration patterns.

• The social and demographic impact of the Southeast Asian Crisis of 1997-99.

• Below-replacement fertility in Tropical Africa? Some evidence from Addis Ababa.

• Demographic transition in Arab countries: A new perspective.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION RESEARCH, 2000, Vol. 17, No. 2

• "Bringing the unclothed immigrant into the world": Population policies and gender in twentieth-century Australia.

• Unseemly and unwomanly behaviour: Comparing women's control of their fertility in Australia and England from 1890 to 1970.

• Power and negotiation: Young women's choices about sex and contraception.

• Challenges to reproductive health in Australia.

• Declining fertility and policy intervention in Europe: Some lessons for Australia?

JOURNAL OF POPULATION RESEARCH, 2001, Vol. 18, No. 1

• Understanding circulation in Australia.

• Net migration and migration effectiveness: A comparison between Australia and the United Kingdom, 1976-96. Part 2: Age-related migration patterns.

• The social effect of population growth in the periurban region: The case of Adelaide.

• Old-age security, religious celibacy, and aggregate fertility in a Tibetan population.

• A decomposition of immigrant divorce rates in Australia.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION RESEARCH, 2001, Vol. 18, No. 2

• Regional paths to fertility transition.

• The analysis of early life courses: Complex descriptions of the transition to adulthood.

• Sex composition of children as a determinant of marriage disruption and marriage formation: Evidence from Swedish register data.

• Why is contraceptive use inversely associated with lactational amenorrhoea? Qualitative and quantitative insights from Bangladesh.

• Demography and the new economy.

NOTAS DE POBLACION, 2000, Vol. 27, No. 70

• Transitional fiscal costs and demographic factors of the pension system reform of capitalization distribution [Costos fiscales de transici?n y factores demogr?ficos del cambio de sistemas de pensi?n de reparto a capitalizaci?n].

• Specific rates by reasons and companions for the migration: A contribution to the interpretation and the use of models of etarios patterns of migration [Tasas espec?ficas por motivos y acompa?antes de la migraci?n: una contribuci?n a la interpretaci?n y al uso de modelos de patrones etarios de migraci?n].

• Latin America: Mortality by accidents and violence against the people [Am?rica Latina: mortalidad por accidentes y por violencia contra las personas].

• Demographic tendencies in Latin America: Challenges for the fairness in the scope of the health [Tendencias demogr?ficas en Am?rica Latina: desaf?os para la equidad en el ?mbito de la salud].

• Intraregional mobility in the context of the migratory changes in Brazil in period 1970-1991: The case of the Metropolitan Region of S?o Paulo [La movilidad intrarregional en el contexto de los cambios migratorios en Brasil en el per?odo 1970-1991: el caso de la Regi?n Metropolitana de S?o Paulo].

NOTAS DE POBLACION, 2001, Vol. 28, No. 71

• Indirect estimation of demographic indicators for small areas. The situation in Latin America [Estimaciones indirectas de indicadores demogr?ficos para ?reas menores. Situaci?n en Am?rica Latina].

• The use of symptomatic variables in estimating spatial distribution of the population in the municipalities of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil [Uso de variables sintom?ticas para estimar la distribuci?n espacial de la poblaci?n].

• Symptomatic variables in population estimates at the canton level in Costa Rica [Variables sintom?ticas en las estimaciones poblacionales a nivel cantonal en Costa Rica].

• Estimation methods for small areas and their application in measuring the use of contraceptives [M?todos de estimaci?n para ?reas peque?as y una aplicaci?n a la prevalencia anticonceptiva].

• Estimating demand for family planning services in the departments and provinces of Peru [Estimaci?n de la demanda de planificaci?n familiar para los departamentos y provincias de Per?].

• Estimating income and poverty in small geographic areas: Recent progress in Latin America and the Caribbean [Estimaciones de ingreso y pobreza para ?reas geogr?ficas menores: avances recientes en Am?rica Latina y el Caribe].

• Combining census and survey data in studying the spatial dimensions of poverty: The case of Ecuador [Combinaci?n de datos censales y de encuestas para estudiar las dimensiones espaciales de la pobreza: el caso de Ecuador].

• Alternative indicators for targeting social spending in Paraguay [Indicadores alternativos para focalizar el gasto social en Paraguay].

NOTAS DE POBLACION, 2001, Vol. 28, No. 72

• Demographic analysis: New theories, new models and new data [An?lisis demogr?fico: nuevas teor?as, nuevos modelos y nuevos datos].

• Financial stability of pensions based on notional accounts [La estabilidad finaciera de las pensiones basadas en cuentas nocionales].

• Age misreporting by older persons in censuses [Problemas en la declaraci?n de edad de la poblaci?n adulta mayor en los censos].

• Demographic factors that influence patterns of settlement or circularity in Mexican/United States migration [Factores demogr?ficos del asentamiento y la circularidad en la migraci?n M?xico-Estados Unidos].

• Dealing with an endogenous process: The relationship between female employment outside of the home and the power and autonomy of married women within the home in Mexico [Abordando un proceso end?geno: la relaci?n entre el trabajo extradom?stico femenino y el poder y autonom?a de las mujeres casadas dentro del hogar en M?xico].

• Correlated health behaviors and the Latin American mortality transition [Los comportamientos de salud correlacionados y la transici?n de la mortalidad en Am?rica Latina].

NOTAS DE POBLACION, 2001, Vol. 28, No. 73

• It is possible to be really spoken of the globalization of the migration flows? [?Se puede hablar realmente de la globalizaci?n de los flujos migratorios?].

• Trends and patterns of international migration in Latin America and the Caribbean [Tendencias y patrones de la migraci?n internacional en Am?rica Latina y el Caribe].

• Trends and patterns of international migration in the Caribbean countries [Tendencias y patrones de migraci?n internacional de los pa?ses del Caribe].

• Exodus, mobility and circulation: New modalities of the skilled migration [?xodo, movilidad y circulaci?n: nuevas modalidades de la migraci?n calificada].

• Social aspects of international migration [Aspectos sociales de la migraci?n internacional: consideraciones preliminares].

• Migration and remittances: A case study of the Caribbean [Migraci?n y remesas: un estudio de caso del Caribe].

• Transnational communities and migration in the era of the globalization [Comunidades transnacionales y migraci?n en la era de la globalizaci?n].

• Reflections on the Group of Puebla in search of a pending dialogue [Reflexiones sobre el grupo de Puebla en busca de un di?logo pendiente].

• Legal norms for the protection of the migrant workers [Normas legales para la protecci?n de los trabajadores migrantes].

POLISH POPULATION REVIEW, 1999, No. 15

Labour Market in Poland: Selected Aspects

• Assumptions underlying projections of the labour force in Poland in terms of the labour market monitoring.

• Periodical economic emigrations of Polish citizens and integration with the European Union.

• Family and fertility changes in the countries of transition.

POLISH POPULATION REVIEW, 2000, No. 17

Processes and Forms of the Spatial Mobility of Population in the Period of Political System Transformation.

• Micro and macroregional aspects of spatial dynamics of the population in the Czech Republic in the 1990s.

• Demographic decay ? the case of Bulgaria.

• Change in the population of Latvia due to migration.

• Political system of transformations and changes in population behaviour.

• Metodological aspects and values of migration phenomenon.

• Russia in international intellectual migration of population: Main features, tendencies, problems.

• Contemporary migration processes and flows of labour force abroad (as present in Opole Silesia).

• Migratory flows to Russia and their effect on the territorial distribution of the population.

• The influence of definitive migration on the process of population concentration in Poland in 1976, 1985 and 1995.

• Inflow and outflow regions in Poland.

• Migration of the population of Katowice Province in the period 1977-1997.

• The intensity and directions of migratory flows in the Opole Silesia.

• The scale of impact exerted by Bydgoszcz and Torun in the scope of permanent migration and its role in the suburbanization process.

• Permanent migration to and from medium-size towns in the transition period by the example of Inowroclaw Chelmno and Dzialdowo.

• Changes in the mobility of population in the period of transition on the example of the Poznan city and its suburban area.

POLISH POPULATION REVIEW, 2000, No. 16

Total Fertility of Polish Women in the Period of Socio-economic Transformation in Poland.

• Changes in fertility pattern in Poland during the transformation period ? measurement and interpretation.

• Predicted changes in the level of women's fertility and their consequences.

• Factors which shape birth number, intensity and spatial distribution of women's fertility in Poland.

• Birth control in marriages.

• Contribution to the study of the relationship between procreation and health.

POPULATION, 2001, Vol. 56, No. 6

• La dimension subjective de la mobilit? sociale.

• The subjective dimension of social mobility.

• Les usages de drogues illicites d?clar?s par les 15-19 ans selon le mode de collecte.

• The impact of collection methods on adolescents' reporting of illegal drug use.

• L'utilisation du t?l?phone dans une enqu?te de sant? mentale : analyse de l'impact du rang d'appel, des donn?es manquantes et de l'effet ? enqu?teur ?.

• Using the telephone for mental health surveys: An analysis of the impact of call rank, non-response and interviewer effect.

• La sexualit? aux temps du sida en population vuln?rable : ?l?ments d'une enqu?te aupr?s de d?tenus.

• Sexuality in the age of AIDS in a vulnerable population: Findings from a survey on prisoners.

• Evaluation d'une collecte ? la crois?e du quantitatif et du qualitatif. L'enqu?te biographies et entourage.

• Data collection at the intersection of quantitative and qualitative research: Evaluation of the event histories and contact circle survey.

POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, 2000, Vol. 26, No. 4

• Population and resources: An exploration of reproductive and environmental externalities.

• Unmet need for family planning in developing countries and implications for population policy.

• Local and foreign models of reproduction in Nyanza Province, Kenya.

• Conditioning factors for fertility decline in Bengal: History, language identity, and openness to innovations.

• Perceiving mortality decline.

POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 27, No. 1

• Labor supply prospects in 16 developed countries, 2000-2050.

• Fertility, education, and development: Evidence from India

• Late marriage and less marriage in Japan

• Cohort reproductive patterns in low-fertility countries

• Is there evidence of birth control in late imperial China?

• On the scale of global demographic convergence 1950-2000

POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 27, No. 2

• The North Korean famine and its demographic impact.

• How much will feeding more and wealthier people encroach on forests?

• Prenatal sex determination and sex-selective abortion in rural central China.

• Health interventions and health equity: The example of measles vaccination in Bangladesh.

• Measurement of biomarkers in surveys in developing countries: Opportunities and problems.

• Surnames in US population records.

• The world's changing human capital stock: Multi-state population projections by educational attainment.

• The preliminary demography of the 2001 Census of India.

POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 27, No. 3

• Life span extension in humans is self-reinforcing: A general theory of longevity.

• First politics, then culture: Accounting for ethnic differences in demographic behavior in Kenya.

• Is there a stabilizing selection around average fertility in modern human populations?.

• The age of migration in China.

• Divergent paths of immigration politics in the United States and Australia.

• The retrenchment of marriage: Results from marital status life tables for the United States, 1995.

POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 27, No. 4

• Testing evolutionary hypotheses with demographic data.

• Death at the border: Efficacy and unintended consequences of US immigration control policy.

• Women's autonomy in India and Pakistan: The influence of religion and region.

• Spatial patterns of fertility transition in Indian districts.

• First impressions from the 2000 Census of China.

• The impact of HIV/AIDS on adult mortality in Zimbabwe.

POPULATION RESEARCH AND POLICY REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 20, No. 1-2

Special Issue: High-skilled Migration

• Migrant networks and the immigrant professional: An analysis of the role of weak ties.

• Skilled temporary and permanent immigrants in the United States.

• Exceptional contributions to US science by the foreign-born and foreign-educated.

• Employment and earnings of foreign-born scientists and engineers.

• Match or mismatch? The employment of immigrant engineers in Canada's labor force.

• High-end immigrants and the shortage of skilled labor.

• The H-1B visa: Free market solutions for business and labor.

POPULATION RESEARCH AND POLICY REVIEW, 2001, Vol. 20, No. 3

• Household demographic factors as life cycle determinants of land use in the Amazon.

• Race/ethnic differences in respiratory problems among a nationally-representative cohort of young children in the United States.

• Implications of economic reform and spatial mobility for fertility in Vietnam.

• Geographic diversity of inter-county migration in the United States, 1980?1995.

• HIV seroprevalence and risk behaviors among clients attending tuberculosis clinics in Miami-Dade County, Florida, 1989?1996.

POPULATION STUDIES, 2001, Vol. 55, No. 1

• Love, necessity and opportunity: Changing patterns of marital age homogamy in the Netherlands, 1850-1993.

• A log-logistic regression model for a transition rate with a starting threshold.

• Involuntary childlessness and voluntary fertility control during the fertility transition: Evidence from men who graduate from an American college.

• Do previous birth interval and mother's education influence infant survival? A Bayesian model averaging analysis of Chinese data.

• The effects of ethnicity and educational attainment on Jewish marriage patterns: Changes in Israel, 1957-1995.

• Bridging the gap: Determining long-term changes in infant mortality in pre-registration England and Wales.

• Self-selection and return migration: Israeli-born Jews returning home from the United States during the 1980s.

POPULATION STUDIES, 2001, Vol. 55, No. 2

• Has population growth restricted improvements in food availability per head, 1970-95?

• Socio-economic status and divorce in first marriages in Finland 1991-93.

• Religion, social milieu, and the contraceptive revolution.

• Data quality and accuracy of United Nations population projections, 1950-95.

• Dynamics of contraceptive use and breastfeeding during the post-partum period in Peru and Indonesia.

• Chinese genealogies as a source of demographic research: A further assessment of their reliability and biases.

• Some evidence against the assumption that approval of family planning is associated with frequency of spouses' discussion of the subject.

STANOVNISTVO, 1999, No. 1-4

• Basic tendencies in demographic development of rural population and revitalization - Related Issues [Osnovne tendencije u demografskom razvitku seoskog stanovni?tva i neki problemi njegove revitalizacije].

• Rural settlements in Yugoslavia: Their number, spatial distribution and structure by demographic size [Seoska naselja Jugoslavije: broj, prostorni razme?taj i struktura prema demografskoj velicini].

• Natural movement of the rural population of Yugoslavia with an emphasis on fertility in the early 90s [Prirodno kretanje seoskog stanovni?tva Jugoslavije sa posebnim osvrtom na fertilitet pocetkom 1990-ih].

• Aging of rural population in Yugoslavia [Starenje seoskog stanovni?tva Jugoslavije].

• Modern rural family and household in Yugoslavia [Savremena seoska porodica i domacinstvo u Jugoslaviji].

• Economic structures of rural population in Yugoslavia [Ekonomske strukture seoskog stanovni?tva Jugoslavije].

• Population -- element of development of agriculture in Serbia [Stanovni?tvo ? element razvoja poljoprivrede u Srbiji].

• Implementation of the family planning programs in villages: needs, prospects and possible solutions [Sprovodjenje jprograma za planiranje porodice u seoskim uslovima: potrebe, izgledi, mogucih centara razvoja Srbije].

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, 2000, Vol. 31, No. 4

• Methodological issues in community-based studies of gynecological morbidity.

• Can poor countries surmount high maternal mortality?

• The effect of gender preference on contraceptive use and fertility in rural Egypt.

• Abortion trends in Japan, 1975.

• Women's reports of evere (near-miss) obstetric complications in Benin.

• Mobilizing demand for contraception in rural Gambia.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, 2001, Vol. 32, No. 1

• Researching domestic violence against women: Methodological and ethical considerations.

• Childbearing in five Arab countries.

• Is fertility declining in Benin?

• The role of changes in contraceptive use in the decline of induced abortion in Turkey.

• Correlates of sexual activity and condom use among secondary-school students in urban Peru.

• Sterilization and financial penalties imposed on registered peasant couples, Hebei Province, China.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, 2001, Vol. 32, No. 2

• Obstacles to contraceptive use in Pakistan: A study in Punjab.

• Husbands? and wives? reports of contraceptive use.

• Bargaining power within couples and use of prenatal and delivery care in Indonesia.

• Adolescent pregnancy and parenthood in South Africa.

• Husband-wife survey responses in Malawi.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, 2001, Vol. 32, No. 3

• The effect of power in sexual relationships on sexual and reproductive health: An examination of the evidence.

• The link between postnatal abstinence and extramarital sex in C?te d'Ivoire.

• Implications for evaluating the impact of family planning programs with a reproductive health orientation.

• Impact of an integrated adolescent reproductive health program in Brazil.

• Consistency between survey and interview data concerning pregnancy wantedness in the Philippines.

• Disobedient distributors: Street-level bureaucrats and would-be patrons in community-based family planning programs in rural Kenya.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, 2001, Vol. 32, No. 4

• Premarital sex, schoolgirl pregnancy, and school quality in rural Kenya.

• A client-centered approach to family planning: The Davao Project.

• Organizing a public-sector vasectomy program in Brazil.

• Changes in contraceptive use in Bulgaria, 1995?2000.

• An evaluation of the "Entre Nous Jeunes" Peer-educator Program for adolescents in Cameroon.

YEARBOOK OF POPULATION RESEARCH IN FINLAND, 2001, No. 37

• Motherhood in family context ? Comparing professional practices in maternity and child health care in Finland and Scotland.

• The development of children and family policy in Estonia from 1945 to 2000.

• Education and the division of household labor in dual-earner families.

• Computer assistance and the evolution of qualitative data analysis.

• Minority rights and minority identities ? S?mi in Finland and Sorbs in Germany.

• Internal migration and specialising labour markets in Finland.

• Liminalities: Expanding and constraining the options of Somali youth in the Helsinki metropolitan area.

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