Back to home pageContraceptive use in Matlab, Bangladesh in 1990: levels, trends, and explanations (18.12)
Changing men's attitudes and behavior: the Zimbabwe male motivation project (18.13)
Human rights and reproductive choice (18.17)
Population policy in south Africa (18.18)
The client's view of high-quality care in Santiago, Chile (18.19)
The contraceptive potential of breastfeeding in Bangladesh (18.23)
The dynamics of contraceptive use in Peru (18.24)
The influence of spouses over each other's contraceptive attitudes in Ghana (18.28)
Condom use and the popular press in Nigeria (57.08)
The determinants of use of maternal and child health services in Metro Cebu, the Philippines (57.10)
Fertility and family planning in India and Kenya (44.07)
The South African fertility decline (17.32)
The evolution of US international population policy, 1965-92: a chronological account (17.35)
Community-based distribution of contraceptives in Zaire (76.12)
The impact of a perinatal reproductive health program in Honduras (76.15)
The two-child family in India: is it realistic? (76.16)
Cost recovery and the true cost-effectiveness of contraceptive provision (76.17)
The sexuality connection in reproductive health (18.36)
Problems related to schoolgirl pregnancies in Burkina Faso (18.37)
Worker-client exchanges and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh (18.41)
Constraints on effective family planning in urban Sudan (18.44)
The need for quasi-experimental methodology to evaluate pricing effects (18.45)
Measurement of the quality of family planning services (88.23)
Changes in the determinants of induced abortion in Korea (34.12)
No-scalpel vasectomy: hope for the future (28.03)
Knowledge, attitude and practice of family planning among fishermen in Tamil Nadu (28.18)
Mongolia: recent demographic trends and implications (85.08)
Client satisfaction with sterilization procedure in Bangladesh (85.13)
Language, videos and family planning in the South Pacific (85.21)
A retrospective view of Romanian population policy, 1945-1989 (84.06)
Evaluation of natural family planning programmes in Liberia and Zambia (55.35)
Teenage sexual activity in Zambia: the need for a sex education policy (55.47)
The effects of children's schooling on fertility limitation (58.34)
Features of the population situation and policies in Jordan (27.15).
Migration policy and integration policies within the Andean Pact (40.13)
Transformation process in Estonia: a challenge for social policy (44.16)
American families: policy issues (63.09)
Institutional child care facilities in Austria (66.02)
Towards renewed fears of population and family decline? (65.13)
Day-care supply by Dutch municipalities (65.19)
Public pensions. The role of public choice and expectations (89.11)
Immigration policy and immigrant quality. Empirical evidence from Canada (89.23)
The Evolution of US international population policy, 1965-92: a chronological account (17.35)
Towards a European migration policy (88.22)
Son preference and the one child policy in China: 1979-1988 (88.25)
Alternative population policies in Taiwan, after the under-replacement fertility (60.01)
A policy-oriented analysis of fertility behaviors and attitudes in Japan (32.12)
The future of Thailand's population policy: potential directions (85.17)
Attitudes towards foreigners and migration policy (38.21)
A retrospective view of Romanian population policy, 1945-1989 (84.06)
Using Supermap2 for policy analysis. Geographic implications of recent housing reforms (81.06)
Features of the population situation and policies in Jordan (27.15).
Contraceptive use in Indonesia. A history of the programme and the characteristics of users (31.02)
Contraceptive use in Matlab, Bangladesh in 1990: levels, trends, and explanations (18.12)
Changing men's attitudes and behavior: the Zimbabwe male motivation project (18.13)
Evidence from Peninsular Malaysia of breastfeeding as a contraceptive method (18.14)
Factors that determine prevalence of use of contraceptive methods for men (18.22)
The contraceptive potential of breastfeeding in Bangladesh (18.23)
The dynamics of contraceptive use in Peru (18.24)
Contraceptive knowledge, attitudes and practice in Russia during the 1980s (18.32)
Condom use and the popular press in Nigeria (57.08)
The determinants of use of maternal and child health services in Metro Cebu, the Philippines (57.10)
Study of contraceptive practice in Algeria, 1967-1987 (46.39)
Reproductive behaviour and induced abortion (03.03)
Sex preferences in Turkey (02.08)
Is adolescent fertility a problem in Turkey? (02.09)
Female labour force participation, fertility and public policy in Sweden (65.02)
Coitus interruptus in the 20th century (17.47)
The unfinished revolution (64.06)
Adherence to oral contraceptive regimens in four countries (76.10)
Community-based distribution of contraceptives in Zaire (76.12)
Cost recovery and the true cost-effectiveness of contraceptive provision (76.17)
Effects of government intervention on population growth in imperial China (12.19)
Worker-client exchanges and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh (18.41)
Gender ideology and fertility strategies in an Ekiti Yoruba village (18.42)
Pre-transitional, fertility in Latin America: a left-behind subject (21.06)
Analysis of contraceptive use: 1968-1991 (34.03)
Poverty and use of contraceptive methods (28.06)
Psycho-social determinants of contraceptive initiation in India (28.12)
Do fertility intentions and behaviour influence sterilization in Sri Lanka? (85.10)
Biological and behavioural determinants of fertility in Bangladesh: 1975-1989 (85.11)
Client satisfaction with sterilization procedure in Bangladesh (85.13)
Factors affecting the use of contraception in Bangladesh: a multivariate analysis (85.18)
Pregnancy termination and contraceptive failure in Viet Nam (85.20)
Reproductive change in Bangladesh: evidence from recent data (85.22)
Sex preferences in Turkey (02.08)
Is adolescent fertility a problem in Turkey? (02.09)
Gender of children and contraceptive use (55.32)
Influence of son preference on the contraceptive use and fertility of Sri Lankan women (55.40)
Modelling diffusion effects in fertility transition (58.18)
A new approach to eliciting information about induced abortion (18.25)
Safe abortions in an illegal context: perceptions from service providers in Belgium (18.27)
The clandestine epidemic: the practice of unsafe abortion in Latin America (18.31)
The brazilian experience with cytotec (18.33)
Induced abortion in Indonesia (18.34)
Have the aims of the Finnish abortion law been reached? (44.12)
Differential abortion in French "départements" (01.20)
Reproductive behaviour and induced abortion (03.03)
Causes and implications of the recent increase in the reported sex ratio at birth in China (17.34)
Changes in the determinants of induced abortion in Korea (34.12)
An in-depth analysis of women with post-abortal bleeding (28.04)
Mongolia: recent demographic trends and implications (85.08)
Pregnancy termination and contraceptive failure in Viet Nam (85.20).
Breast-feeding in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India - differentials and determinants (36.07)
Evidence from Peninsular Malaysia of breastfeeding as a contraceptive method (18.14)
The contraceptive potential of breastfeeding in Bangladesh (18.23)
Nutrition, lactation and birth spacing in Filipino women (09.27)
Infant feeding practices among educated mothers in an air force community (29.10)
The effect of colostrum on infant mortality: urban-rural differences (29.11)
Breast-feeding and child health in the United States (55.30)
Breast-feeding, water and sanitation, and childhood malnutrition in the Philippines (55.31)
Teenage pregnancy and child health in the urban Sahel (18.26)
Sexual networking among some Lagos State adolescent Yoruba students (57.26)
Reaching adult sexuality.. first sexual intercourse and its sequel. From timing to attitudes (46.49)
Is adolescent fertility a problem in Turkey? (02.09)
The correlates of premarital sexual activity among school-age adolescents in Kenya (76.13)
The sexuality connection in reproductive health (18.36)
Teenage conceptions and fertility in England and Wales, 1971-91 (04.20)
Teenage sexual activity in Zambia: the need for a sex education policy (55.47).
Household structure and family pattern of a traditional society (36.09)
Time series analysis of three centuries of childbearing and fertility process in Finland (44.04)
Fertility and family planning in India and Kenya (44.07)
Consensual unions and fertility (44.11)
Parity progression ratios in East-Central and in South-East Europe (47.03)
Prospects for the development of fertility in Austria (66.04)
Aspects of family formation and illegitimacy in the regions of Austria (46.37)
Fertility in Italy and its regions (46.38)
Delayed childbearing in contemporary Spain: trends and differentials (65.03)
The weak impact of female labour force participation on Norwegian third-birth rates (65.04)
The timing of first birth. Analysis and prediction of Swedish birth rates (65.17)
Fertility timing, wages, and human capital (89.05)
Equality and fertility in the Kibbutz (89.07)
The South African fertility decline (17.32)
Fertility patterns and child survival: a comparative analysis (74.01)
Birth outcomes by mother's age at first birth in the Philippines (76.14)
The two-child family in India: is it realistic? (76.16)
Men's marriage and reproductive strategies in south Benin: facts and opinions (07.15)
Birth interval differentials in Rwanda (07.16)
What level of fertility for Haiti? (07.20)
Effects of socio-demographic variables on birth intervals in Ghana (14.08)
New zodiacal influences on Chinese family formation: Taiwan, 1976 (09.16)
Fertility in Botswana: the recent decline and future prospects (09.17)
Gender preference and birthspacing in Matlab, Bangladesh (09.26)
The determinants of early fertility decline in Texas (09.33)
The Middle East population puzzle (13.03)
The influence of rural-urban migration on migrants' fertility in Korea, Mexico and Cameroon (88.11)
Son preference and the one child policy in China: 1979-1988 (88.25)
Pre-transitional, fertility in Latin America: a left-behind subject (21.06)
Fertility and its determinants: Mizoram (28.10)
Mongolia: recent demographic trends and implications (85.08)
The effect of sex preference on subsequent fertility in two provinces of China (85.09)
Do fertility intentions and behaviour influence sterilization in Sri Lanka? (85.10)
Biological and behavioural determinants of fertility in Bangladesh: 1975-1989 (85.11)
Reproductive change in Bangladesh: evidence from recent data (85.22)
Current population issues in Europe and in the other industrialized countries (43.14)
Education and differences in female labour force participation and fertility behaviour (38.23)
Families in Curitiba, Brazil, in the 18th century: the fertility approach (84.01)
Trends in prenuptial conceptions as an indicator of cultural change (84.02)
Teenage conceptions and fertility in England and Wales, 1971-1991 (04.20)
Demography of the Netherlands in 1992 (67.17)
Fertility among Moroccan and Turkish women down (67.24)
Population of Thailand after the reproductive revolution (87.02)
Analysis of birth intervals in India's Uttar Pradesh and Kerala States (55.27)
Emerging patterns of child-spacing in Canada (55.28)
Effects of family sex composition on fertility preference and behaviour in rural Bangladesh (55.50)
Premature childbirth: social and behavioural risks in Singapore (55.51)
The polygyny-fertility hypothesis revisited: the situation in Ghana (55.52)
Urban nuptiality patterns and marital fertility in Nigeria (55.53)
Socioeconomic factors affecting marriage, divorce and birth rates in a Japanese population (55.54)
Modelling diffusion effects in fertility transition (58.18)
The fertility of agricultural and non-agricultural traditional societies (58.22)
The modern shift to below-replacement fertility: has Israel's population joined the process? (58.24)
Equity, security and fertility: a reaction to Thomas (58.27)
Economic security, culture and fertility: a reply to Cleland (58.28)
Fertility of Palestinian women between national perspective and social reality (27.05).
Concepts and measures of reproductive morbidity (57.07)
Period fertility indices. II. France 1946-1989 (46.30)
Measuring fertility difference with a single census (46.71)
Investigation of individual attitudes of ideal, wanted and realized number of children (03.02)
Cultural and economic approaches to fertility: proper marriage or mésalliance? (17.39)
The resumption of fertility decline in Japan: 1973-92 (17.45)
New zodiacal influences on Chinese family formation: Taiwan, 1976 (09.16)
A joint model of marital childbearing and marital disruption (09.40)
An experiment using a month-by-month calendar in a family planning survey in Costa Rica (18.15)
The sexuality connection in reproductive health (18.36)
A couple analysis of micro-level supply/demand factors in fertility regulation (88.16)
Pre-transitional, fertility in Latin America: a left-behind subject (21.06)
A projection system for future age-specific fertility rates (32.07)
Trends in prenuptial conceptions as an indicator of cultural change (84.02)
The supply-demand framework for the determinants of fertility: an alternative implementation (58.32)
Fertility-inhibiting indices in the Arab world (27.13)
Fertility level and birth distribution by order (27.16).
Nutrition, lactation and birth spacing in Filipino women (09.27)
Race, intervening variables, and two forms of low birth weight (09.36)
Pattern of coital frequency in rural Bangladesh (28.08)
Childbirth practices among women in slum areas (28.13)
Premature childbirth: social and behavioural risks in Singapore (55.51)
Menarcheal age in university of Warwick young women (55.57)
Birth intervals, gestational age, and low birth weight: are the relations confounded? (58.17).
Household structure and family pattern of a traditional society (36.09)
The development of family structure in Finland in 1960-1987 (44.01)
American families: trends and correlates (63.08)
American families: policy issues (63.09)
Geographical analysis of household family structures (01.16)
Children and their family environment in the census of 1990 (46.70)
Investigation of individual attitudes of ideal, wanted and realized number of children (03.02)
Household structures according to socio-economic characteristics: the case of Serbia (03.06)
Sex preferences in Turkey (02.08)
Children's family circumstances: recent trends in Great Britain (65.06)
Dynamics of single parent status in Canada (65.15)
Causes and implications of the recent increase in the reported sex ratio at birth in China (17.34)
What is the family (and who does the planning)? (64.01)
Is there a socio-economic dimension to household extension in Latin America? (14.02)
Household structure and marriage in urban China: 1900-1982 (14.03)
Children and marital happiness of black Americans (14.12)
Agricultural reform and its impact on Chinese rural families, 1978-1989 (14.15)
Income growth among nonresident fathers: evidence from Wisconsin (09.22)
Gender preference and birthspacing in Matlab, Bangladesh (09.26)
A joint model of marital childbearing and marital disruption (09.40)
Irish households in the early 20th century: culture, class, and historical contingency (12.09)
Patterns of conflict in 18th-century Parisian families (12.10)
Household forms and living standards in pre-industrial France: from models to realities (12.15)
The family in puritan political theology (12.16)
Immigration and family separation in the US at the turn of the 20th Century (12.18)
Household change and racial inequality in economic well-being, 1960 to 1980 (12.21)
Nordic family history: themes and issues, old and new (12.23)
Household structure and urbanization in three Icelandic fishing districts, 1880-1930 (12.24)
Farmers at sea: a study of fishermen in north Norway, 1801-1920 (12.25)
Fishing families in three Danish coastal communities (12.26)
Household and family in Finnish coastal societies, 1635-1895 (12.28)
Children's living arrangements in developing countries (88.06)
Divided Korean families: why does it take so long to remedy the unhealed wounds? (33.09)
The small family norm: a sociological study of dual earner couples (28.16)
The effect of sex preference on subsequent fertility in two provinces of China (85.09)
Household changes in the 1980's: a review (04.15)
Turks, Moroccans and their families in the Netherlands as of January 1st, 1992 (67.23)
National household projections, 1993: household size (67.27)
Monitoring New Zealand households: an analysis of trends by life stage and ethnicity (81.09)
Thai family demography: a review and research prospects (87.01)
Gender of children and contraceptive use (55.32)
Influence of son preference on the contraceptive use and fertility of Sri Lankan women (55.40)
Effects of family sex composition on fertility preference and behaviour in rural Bangladesh (55.50)
Patterns of intergenerational support and childbearing in the Third World (58.13)
Household partition in rural Bangladesh (58.15)
African families and AIDS: context, reactions and potential interventions (57.16)
Simulating the effect of demographic events on the household composition (41.05).
Sexual networking in provincial Thailand (18.16)
International human rights and women's reproductive health (18.21)
The socio-cultural context of health behaviour among Esan communities, Edo State, Nigeria (57.11)
Women's education, child welfare and child survival: a review of the evidence (57.13)
Women's control over their sexuality and the spread of STDs and HIV/AIDS in Ghana (57.20)
Sexual networking among market women in Benin City, Bendel State, Nigeria (57.27)
Family formation behaviour in Austria in the years 1950 to 1990 (66.03)
First female marriage variation by French departments: evolution since the war (01.17)
Is adolescent fertility a problem in Turkey? Is adolescent fertility a problem in Turkey? (02.09)
Dynamics of single parent status in Canada (65.15)
The labour supply of married and cohabiting Women in the Netherlands, 1981-1989 (65.20)
Economic and demographic effects on working women in Latin America (89.21)
Female-headed households and family welfare in rural Ecuador (89.22)
How the other half moves (64.04)
Some aspects of the social context of HIV and its effects on women, children and families (74.04)
Status of women and rural-urban migration in Benin: from decision to integration (07.18)
Population resettlement and changes in female roles in the Sahel (07.19)
Iraqi rural women's participation in domestic decision-making (14.06)
Parenting following divorce: a comparison of black and white single mothers (14.07)
The economic costs of marital disruption for young women over the past two decades (09.28)
African american women and work: a socio-historical perspective (12.11)
Family income of Ghent working-class families ca. 1900 (12.13)
Levels and causes of maternal mortality in southern India (18.39)
Gender ideology and fertility strategies in an Ekiti Yoruba village (18.42)
Culture, maternal health care, and women's status: a comparison of Morocco and Tunisia (18.43)
Gender inequality in education and employment in the scheduled castes and tribes of India (88.14)
Women in national legislatures: a cross-national test of macrostructural gender theories (88.15)
Korean immigrant wives' overwork (33.02)
Gender role equity and marital satisfaction among Korean couples (33.07)
Korean women's participation in the labor force attitude and behavior (34.09)
Pattern of coital frequency in rural Bangladesh (28.08)
Childbirth practices among women in slum areas (28.13)
Towards a multi-dimensional assessment of alienation in a group of working women (28.17)
Economic and social significance of the economic activity of women today and tomorrow (43.18)
Problems related to the labour force participation of women in the new federal Länder (43.19)
Education and differences in female labour force participation and fertility behaviour (38.23)
Turks, Moroccans and their families in the Netherlands as of January 1st, 1992 (67.23)
Cohort vulnerability to lack of support in old age (81.07)
Violence against women: the hidden health burden (77.14)
Emerging patterns of child-spacing in Canada (55.28)
Premature childbirth: social and behavioural risks in Singapore (55.51)
Women's role in maintaining households: family welfare and sexual inequality in Ghana (58.16)
Dowry 'inflation' in rural India: a statistical investigation (58.23)
Do unmarried women in African towns have to sell sex, or is it a matter of choice? (57.17)
The third choice: adapting working conditions to family needs (27.09).
The development of family structure in Finland in 1960-1987 (44.01)
Patterns of first marriage in Finland and Hungary: a comparative study (44.02)
Consensual unions and their dissolution among Finnish women born in 1938-1969 (44.03)
Consensual unions and fertility (44.11)
Family formation behaviour in Austria in the years 1950 to 1990 (66.03)
First female marriage variation by French departments: evolution since the war (01.17)
Do the nuptiality behaviours of the Ile-de-France region anticipate those of France? (01.18)
Nuptiality during the early stages of the demographic transition (46.27)
Aspects of family formation and illegitimacy in the regions of Austria (46.37)
Divorce: beyond the sociographic approach (46.41)
Cohabitation and nuptiality (46.42)
Children's family circumstances: recent trends in Great Britain (65.06)
Dynamics of single parent status in Canada (65.15)
Men's marriage and reproductive strategies in south Benin: facts and opinions (07.15)
Household structure and marriage in urban China: 1900-1982 (14.03)
Interest in marriage among Canadian students at the end of the 80s (14.04)
Parenting following divorce: a comparison of black and white single mothers (14.07)
The formation and stability of informal unions in Côte d'Ivoire (14.13)
"Here comes the bridge": the making of a "modern traditional" wedding in western culture (14.22)
Income growth among nonresident fathers: evidence from Wisconsin (09.22)
The economic costs of marital disruption for young women over the past two decades (09.28)
Catholicism and marriage in the United States (09.29)
The religious composition of unions: its role as a determinant of marital stability (09.30)
A joint model of marital childbearing and marital disruption (09.40)
A portrait of the nestleaving process in early adulthood (09.41)
Simplicity and complexity in the effects of parental structure on high school graduation (09.42)
The slowing metabolism of marriage: figures from 1988 US marital status life tables (09.44)
Family formation: socio-cultural differentials in age at first marriage in Sri Lanka (28.19)
The second demographic transition in western countries: an interpretation (43.16)
The Jewish marriage under the "Ancien Régime" - the example of Carpentras, 1773-1792 (84.08)
First marriage, divorce, remarriage: birth cohort analyses (04.11)
The population in institutionalized households as of January 1st, 1992 (67.22)
The family status of the world population (39.24)
The polygyny-fertility hypothesis revisited: the situation in Ghana (55.52)
Socioeconomic factors affecting marriage, divorce and birth rates in a Japanese population (55.54)
Dowry 'inflation' in rural India: a statistical investigation (58.23)
Marriage dissolution in Australia: models and explanations (58.30)
Experimental research on sexual networking in some selected areas of Ghana (57.18).
On the quality of age-sex data (1951-1989) of Bangladesh (36.03)
Summary review of the results of the 1990 population and housing census. II (47.01)
Population and labour in north Korea: trends and results (46.36)
Recent demographic trends in French overseas territories in the Pacific, 1970-1980 (46.40)
Mortality by cause in the USSR in 1970-1987: the reconstruction of time series (65.05)
Changing identification among American Indians and Alaska natives (09.39)
Making census data accessible to local users in the public and private sectors (21.02)
1991 Census results for local authority districts in Great Britain (04.14)
Rebasing the annual population estimates (04.16)
1991 census of population for northern Ireland (04.21)
Age checkability and accuracy in the censuses of six Kentish Parishes, 1851-81 (49.04)
The reconstitution of 19th century rural communities (49.07)
Demography of the Netherlands in 1992 (67.15)
Demography of the Netherlands in 1992 (67.17)
The divorce rate increases when the "consumer disposition" rate declines (67.20)
Turks, Moroccans and their families in the Netherlands as of January 1st, 1992 (67.29)
Nationality and mother tongue according to the 1991 Census (39.19)
The last Yugoslav census (March 31st, 1990) (39.23)
A system for collecting vital statistics in Gulf cooperation council countries (27.06)
Census enumeration in remote Australia: issues for aboriginal data analysis (41.11)
Aboriginal population prospects (41.12).
Mother and child mortality in Indonesia (31.03)
Factors influencing sema-natal mortality (36.11)
Diffusion and focus in sexual networking: identifying partners and partners' partners (18.11)
Teenage pregnancy and child health in the urban Sahel (18.26)
Community study of gynaecological and related morbidities in rural Egypt (18.29)
The socio-cultural context of health behaviour among Esan communities, Edo State, Nigeria (57.11)
Women's education, child welfare and child survival: a review of the evidence (57.13)
African families and AIDS: context, reactions and potential interventions (57.16)
Experimental research on sexual networking in some selected areas of Ghana (57.18)
Sexuality, migration and AIDS in Ghana (57.19)
Women's control over their sexuality and the spread of STDs and HIV/AIDS in Ghana (57.20)
HIV/AIDS counselling program: a rural Ghana experience (57.21)
Survey of sexual networking in Calabar (57.23)
Sexual networking among some Lagos state adolescent Yoruba students (57.26)
Sexual networking among market women in Benin City, Bendel state, Nigeria (57.27)
Sexual networking in Ijebu-Ode, Nigeria: an exploratory study (57.28)
How many lived to maturity? (44.09)
Effects of early-life conditions on adult mortality: a review (63.05)
Regional adult mortality in Belgium: 1985-1987 (01.05)
Location factors of general practioners in Belgium in relation to the Grossman model (01.06)
The ACSF survey. Setting up a multidisciplinary study of sexuality (46.45)
Normative context of sexual behaviour and choice of prevention strategies (46.52)
Preventive behaviour of AIDS: prevalence and conducive factors (46.55)
Analysing unsafe behaviour in face of HIV infection. The limits of rationality (46.56)
Serbs as victims in the Second World War (03.08)
Mortality by cause in the USSR in 1970-1987: the reconstruction of time series (65.05)
The health care system and regional mortality: a causal analysis (65.08)
Age and sex differentials in mortality during two 19th century population crises (65.09)
The shape of mortality curves: an analysis of counties in England and Wales, 1911 (65.10)
Fluctuations in infant mortality rates in Berlin during and after the First World War (65.16)
Low mortality and high morbidity in Kerala reconsidered (17.28)
Sex differentials in mortality early in the 20th century: Sri Lanka and India compared (17.33)
Forecasting survival, health, and disability: report on a workshop (17.42)
On the human costs of collectivization in the Soviet Union (17.46)
Evolutionary perspectives on human senescence (17.48)
AIDS and population: think again (64.08)
Fertility patterns and child survival: a comparative analysis (74.01)
Some aspects of the social context of HIV and its effects on women, children and families (74.04)
Sex differentials in mortality and the use of health services in Mali (07.17)
The dynamics of smallpox epidemics in Britain, 1550-1800 (09.31)
Siblings' neonatal mortality risks and birth spacing in Bangladesh (09.35)
Levels and causes of maternal mortality in southern India (18.39)
Do front-seat belt laws put rear-seat passengers at risk? (88.04)
Changing causes of death and the sex differential in the USA: recent trends and projections (88.12)
The influence of cohort effects on mortality trends in India: role of economic factors (88.20)
Active life expectancy in Taiwan: compression or expansion? (60.02)
Epidemiologic and health transition in Mauritius (60.08)
Internal structure of the health maintenance organization and quality of care (33.26)
Population aging and its health implications in Korea (34.14)
An in-depth analysis of women with post-abortal bleeding (28.04)
Socio-cultural characteristics and health-seeking behaviour of the hill Korwas (28.09)
Environmental correlates of child morbidity in Andhra Pradesh (28.14)
The influence of socio-economic characteristics on subsequent infant and child mortality (28.15)
Screening for carcinoma cervix in a lower socio-economic class of a peri-urban community (29.02)
Primary health care action: an operational need for control of Tuberculosis (29.09)
The effect of colostrum on infant mortality: urban-rural differences (29.11)
Future life expectancy and causes of death in Japan (32.05)
Ethnicity and infant mortality in Malaysia (85.15)
Expectancy of life and quality of life (38.22)
From ethnology to demography: births and newborn children in traditional Bulgarian society (84.04)
The urban handicap and the decline in mortality in England and Wales, 1851-1900 (84.05)
The impact of the Great War on infant mortality in London (84.15)
Measuring mortality differences by cause of death and social class defined by occupation (04.17)
Automatic coding of causes of death (04.18)
Demography of the Netherlands in 1992 (67.17)
Population situation in the Czech and Slovak territories from 1938 to 1944 (39.15)
Dysraphic disease of the central nervous system in the Czech Republic, 1960-1986 (39.17), (39.20)
What are the limits to life span? (39.18)
Thailand's socio-economic context and its implications for child health and development (87.05)
Diabetes in Mexico - a serious and growing problem (77.05)
Intentional violence among adolescents and young adults: an epidemiological perspective (77.11)
The epidemiology of suicidal behaviour: a review of three continents (77.12)
Child abuse: measuring a global problem (77.13)
Violence against women: the hidden health burden (77.14)
Estimates of adult mortality in Burundi (55.29)
Breast-feeding, water and sanitation, and childhood malnutrition in the Philippines (55.31)
Factors responsible for childhood mortality variation in rural Ethiopia (55.33)
Factors influencing infant mortality in Vietnam (55.37)
Socioeconomic and environmental determinants of child survival in Bangladesh (55.39)
Survival in the perinatal period: a prospective analysis (55.43)
Paediatric care and immunisation among Jordanian children (55.44)
Regional mortality differences in Britain, 1931-87: a two dimensional analysis (55.45)
Premature childbirth: social and behavioural risks in Singapore (55.51)
Socioeconomic status: the prime indicator of premature death in Australia (55.58)
Famine, maternal nutrition and infant mortality: a re-examination of the Dutch hunger winter (58.11)
Birth intervals, gestational age, and low birth weight: are the relations confounded? (58.17)
On the historical relationship between infant and adult mortality (58.19)
Child mortality among twins in less developed countries (58.35)
Socio-economic differentials in child mortality: the case of Jordan (27.11)
Morbidity and multi-morbidity in Australia: evidence from the national health surveys (41.10)
Suicide mortality in Australia, 1970-1991 (41.13).
Population in the eastern part of Indonesia (31.06)
On the quality of age-sex data (1951-1989) of Bangladesh (36.03)
Population development in Finland - a challenge for society! (44.08)
How many lived to maturity? (44.09)
Change in the population structure in Finland (44.14)
Covariances, roots, and the dynamics of age-specific growth (63.04)
Institutional child care facilities in Austria (66.02)
Multilingual Burgenland (66.09)
Unaccompanied children and minors refugee (66.10)
Local policies and distribution of the elderly: the case of Angers (01.24)
The development of retirement migration in Great Britain (01.34)
Is elderly migration absent in the Netherlands (01.35)
Migrations of the elderly in West Germany: developments 1970-1990 (01.36)
Retirement migrations of city-dwellers in France (01.37)
Migration among the elderly, the Stockholm case (01.38)
Retirement migrations of Milaneses (01.39)
The native-born population of French Overseas Departments (DOMs) (46.65)
Activity sectors and age group (46.69)
Children and their family environment in the census of 1990 (46.70)
Saving and consumption patterns of the elderly. The German case (89.02)
Youth in Africa: demographic and social implications (07.14)
Gender differences in economic well-being among the elderly of Java (09.21)
Aging in America: limits to life span and elderly care options (88.05)
Factors differentiating elderly residential movers and nonmovers: a longitudinal analysis (88.09)
Alternative population policies in Taiwan, after the under-replacement fertility (60.01)
Active life expectancy in Taiwan: compression or expansion? (60.02)
The elderly population in Korea: their health status and kin-based social support (33.10)
Life satisfaction of the Korean American elderly from a socio-psychological analysis (33.12)
Population aging and its health implications in Korea (34.14)
Ethnicity and infant mortality in Malaysia (85.15)
Current population issues in Europe and in the other industrialized countries (43.14)
Transition to a new phase of life - expectations for life at old age (43.15)
The impact of the Great War on infant mortality in London (84.15)
Age checkability and accuracy in the censuses of six Kentish parishes, 1851-81 (49.04)
Demography of the Netherlands in 1992 (67.17)
Proportion of young people will remain stable in the near future (67.26)
Cohort vulnerability to lack of support in old age (81.07)
Population of Thailand after the reproductive revolution (87.02)
Child mortality among twins in less developed countries (58.35).
Population in the eastern part of Indonesia (31.06)
Long range population prospects of Finland in the European context (44.05)
Population development in Finland - a challenge for society! (44.08)
Population development and the changes in the economic structure of Finnish urban areas (44.10)
Educational expenditures in Finland up to the Year 2030 (44.15)
Prospects for the development of fertility in Austria (66.04)
Consequences of international migration for Austria. Population scenarios until 2031 (66.07)
Time cost, relative income and fertility in Canada (89.16)
The census bureau's new projections of the US population (17.31)
Forecasting survival, health, and disability: report on a workshop (17.42)
Youth in Africa: demographic and social implications (07.14)
The Middle East population puzzle (13.03)
Labor and the emerging world economy (13.04)
Future life expectancy and causes of death in Japan (32.05)
A projection system for future age-specific fertility rates (32.07)
Population forecasting in the Netherlands between the two World Wars (38.24)
1991-based national population projections for the United Kingdom and constituent countries (04.13)
A slight decrease in immigration in 1992 (67.19)
National household projections, 1993: household size (67.27)
Population of Thailand after the reproductive revolution (87.02)
Projections and forecasts in Australia: the context (41.01)
The ABS population projections: overview and evaluation (41.02)
The Victorian population projection framework (41.03)
Projections of households and household populations by household size propensities (41.04)
Forecast accuracy of Australian subnational population projections (41.07)
Aboriginal population prospects (41.12).
Romanies in Slovakia: a challenge to the future (01.02)
People of French Overseas Department and Territories (01.30)
La Réunion is deawning nearer to France (01.31)
Social inequalities and spatial organization in the French island of Martinique (01.32)
A new synthesis of the population history of Japan (46.31)
The link between population density and welfare participation (09.37)
The second demographic transition in western countries: an interpretation (43.16)
Ethnic group: first results from the 1991 census (04.09)
Using the labour force survey to estimate Britain's ethnic minority populations (04.10)
The population in institutionalized households as of January 1st, 1992 (67.28)
World population according to the United Nations (39.25)
Is demographic uniformity inevitable? (41.08).
A modified probability model for out-migration (36.10)
Long distance migration and its contexts: Portugal and Brazil (40.01)
The state, public opinion and Spanish overseas emigration in the 19th century (40.02)
Like beacons across the storm... Ethnic leadership in the Danish community in Argentina (40.03)
Class and culture: Italian migrants in labor movements around the world, 1876-1914 (40.07)
Potential emigration of young Italo-argentines (40.08)
Main trends in migration processes in Colombia and economic internationalization (40.10)
Transnationalization and sovereignty in the Caribbean (40.11)
Migration policy and integration policies within the Andean Pact (40.13)
Fiscal impacts of immigration to the United States (63.06)
Consequences of international migration for Austria. Population scenarios until 2031 (66.07)
Unaccompanied children and minors refugee (66.10)
Immigration: the strengthening of the Parisian polarisation, 1975-1990 (01.27)
Immigration areas: areas of arrival or areas of settlement? The case of Belleville (01.28)
What evaluation of the Portuguese immigration in France teaches us? (01.29)
Is the Haitian community in the French Guiana being assimilated? (01.33)
Immigrants and population related to their arrival in France during the 1990 census (46.67)
The Turkish immigrant households and families in Melbourne, Australia (02.07)
What difference do alternative immigration and integration levels make to Western Europe? (65.07)
Confronting the statistics on inter-European migration: towards a greater harmonization? (65.21)
Earnings adjustment of temporary migrants (89.13)
Asymmetric information and the brain drain (89.14)
Migrant stock vs. lagged migrant flow as a determinant of migrant settlement (89.15)
Immigration policy and immigrant quality. Empirical evidence from Canada (89.23)
Migration: the Nomad in each of us (17.36)
Theories of international migration: a review and appraisal (17.38)
Trends in language shifts among Allophones in Montreal (07.25)
Ethnic entrepreneurship in Montreal: some preliminary results (07.26)
The future of linguistic Groups in Quebec: the impact of immigration (07.27)
Immigrant families in Australia (14.16)
Indo-Canada families historical constraints and contemporary contradictions (14.18)
The south African Chinese family (14.19)
The uncertain connection: free trade and rural Mexican migration to the United States (11.24)
The employment and wages of legalized immigrants (11.30)
Current trends and patterns of female migration: evidence from Mexico (11.31)
The migratory impact of minimum wage legislation: Puerto Rico, 1970-1987 (11.32)
The making of an immigrant niche (11.35)
Internal migration for immigrants to Canada (11.36)
Puerto Rican migration and occupational selectivity, 1982-88 (11.37)
Correlates of welfare dependency among immigrants in Australia (11.38)
Taikong's and Calo's: the role of middlemen and brokers in Javanese international migration (11.39)
Patterns of economic cooperation among Israeli immigrants in Los Angeles (11.40)
Brazilian immigration to North America (11.41)
Immigration and family separation in the US at the turn of the 20th century (12.18)
Frontier patterns of marriage, family and ethnicity: central Wisconsin in the 1880s (12.22)
The Middle East population puzzle (13.03)
Gauging Hispanic voting strength: paradoxes and pitfalls (88.03)
An analysis of public opinion toward undocumented immigration (88.21)
Toward a European migration policy (88.22)
Emigration to America from a Guipuzcoan town as per emigration licenses: Ordizia, 1840-1862 (40.18)
Korean immigrant wives' overwork (33.02)
Building minority coalitions: a case study of Korean and African Americans (33.03)
The post-1965 Korean immigrants: their characteristics and settlement patterns (33.08)
Asian-born scientists and engineers: their immigration flow and labor market adjustment (33.17)
Ethnic attachment among Korean-American high school students (33.22)
Koreans in the United States: economic achievement and assimilation (33.23)
The concepts of integration regarding immigrants (32.09)
The Turkish immigrant households and families in Melbourne, Australia (02.07)
Attitudes towards foreigners and migration policy (38.21)
Transnationality and transethnicity among youth of immigrant background in Montreal (30.33)
Portuguese second generation in France : how to manage resources for assuming one's identity (30.34)
The spirit of today : definitions of identity among Jews and Arabs in France (30.35)
Visible minorities and affirmative action: is there an inter-generational contract? (30.36)
From one shore to another. The Mauritanian Fulani refugeed in Senegal (70.34)
Anthropology of the land and hydropolitical conflicts of the Senegal River, 1975-1991 (70.35)
International migration 1992 (04.23)
National household forecasts, 1993 (67.16)
What use are projections of the number of political asylum requests in 1993 and 1994? (67.17)
A slight decrease in immigration in 1992 (67.19)
The divorce rate increases when the "consumer disposition" rate declines (67.20)
National household projections, 1993: household size (67.21)
Turks, Moroccans and their families in the Netherlands as of January 1st, 1992 (67.29)
A definition of migration pressure based on demand theory (51.02)
Economic internationalization: the new migration in Japan and the United States (51.03)
Nurse mobility in Europe: implications for the United Kingdom (51.05)
Ireland: an "emigrant nursery" in the world economy (51.06)
Immigration as capital accumulation: the impact of business immigration to Canada (51.07)
Emigration from the Soviet Union in recent years (39.21)
Migration and restructuring: reflections on New Zealand in the 1980s (81.04)
Migration and mobility issues in Australia and New-Zealand (81.05)
Neglected international migrants: a study of returning New Zealanders (81.08)
Saudade, immigration and the construction of a (Portuguese) desterritorialized nation (62.03)
Brazilian Immigration to North America (62.05).
Differentiation of rural areas in Kainuu, Finland (44.06)
Migrating units among those moving into the town Paszto (47.07)
The upper class in Paris area, 1903-1987 (01.01)
Residential mobility and differentiation of space in urban environnement (01.04)
Location factors of general practioners in Belgium in relation to the Grossman model (01.06)
Spatial frictions between population and employment (01.08)
Where does the city end? (01.09)
Intercensal Migrations during 1982-1990 (01.10)
The balance of migrations between Ile-de-France and the "province" (01.11)
A contribution to studies on migration (01.12)
Residential mobility in the French great urban centres from 1968 to 1990 (01.13)
Demographic and spatial dynamics in the middle Garonne Countries (01.14)
Demographic revival and geographical disparities in the Midi-Pyrénées region (01.15)
The districts which benefit from French urban policy show a considerable diversity (01.22)
Local policies and distribution of the elderly: the case of Angers (01.24)
Town, schooling system and social inequalities (01.26)
Immigration: the strengthening of the Parisian polarisation, 1975-1990 (01.27)
The development of retirement migration in Great Britain (01.34)
Is elderly migration absent in the Netherlands (01.35)
Migrations of the elderly in West Germany: developments 1970-1990 (01.36)
Retirement migrations of city-dwellers in France (01.37)
Migration among the elderly, the Stockholm case (01.38)
Retirement migrations of Milaneses (01.39)
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Even emigration contributes to population growth in the lle-de-France (46.64)
The native-born population of French overseas departements (DOMS) (46.65)
Being over 60 years old in France in 1990 (46.66)
Migration and marriage in the life course: a method for studying synchronized events (65.11)
Development of towns in China: a case study of Guangdong Province (17.43)
How the other half moves (64.04)
Status of women and rural-urban migration in Benin: from decision to integration (07.18)
Population resettlement and changes in female roles in the Sahel (07.19)
An assessment of internal migration towards Montreal in the 19th century (07.22)
Locational returns to human capital: minority access to suburban community resources (09.23)
Black suburbanization in the 1980s (09.24)
Household registration, economic reform, and migration (11.33)
Internal migration for immigrants to Canada (11.36)
Frontier patterns of marriage, family and ethnicity: central Wisconsin in the 1880s (12.22)
Household structure and urbanization in three Icelandic fishing districts, 1880-1930 (12.24)
Factors differentiating elderly residential movers and nonmovers: a longitudinal analysis (88.09)
The influence of rural-urban migration on migrants' fertility in Korea, Mexico and Cameroon (88.11)
Extended commuting and migration in the Taipei metropolitan area (60.09)
Exploring an analytical model of urban housing strata (33.04)
Spatial distribution of the middle classes in Seoul, 1975-1985 (33.05)
County town-"Jian-Zhi" town differentials and migration to towns in China (33.18)
Urbanization and delinquency. Drug anthropological studies in Senegal (70.25)
The urban handicap and the decline in mortality in England and Wales, 1851-1900 (84.05)
The immigration of workers to Seraing in the second half of the 19th century (84.11)
Migrants and the city: a new look at early 19th century Paris (84.13)
The effects of computerisation of the NHS central register on internal migration statistics (04.22)
Following the fish to Grimsby (49.05)
Migration attraction at a regional level (districts of the Czech Republic, 1961-1991) (39.16)
Migration and mobility issues in Australia and New-Zealand (81.05)
Questions about internal migration in 1991 demographic census (62.02)
Spatial diffusion of the population of Al-Jazirah region in Iraq (27.07)
Socio-demographic structure of Sydney's perimetropolitan region (41.15).
Regional politics and their effects on the labour market (31.01)
Main trends in migration processes in Colombia and economic internationalization (40.10)
Working population: main trends and regional disparities (01.21)
The transition to retirement of a female cohort. A projection by individual simulation (46.35)
Population and labour in North Korea: trends and results (46.36)
The transmission of self-employed status between generations: one heir or several? (46.44)
Socio-occupational changes in French localities between 1982 and 1990 (46.61)
Women's labour force activity during the early 1990s (46.68)
Activity sectors and age group (46.69)
Population, labour force and employment in the South Serbia (03.07)
Female labour force participation, fertility and public policy in Sweden (65.02)
The weak impact of female labour force participation on Norwegian third-birth rates (65.04)
The labour supply of married and cohabiting Women in the Netherlands, 1981-1989 (65.20)
Economic and demographic effects on working women in Latin America (89.21)
Competing perspectives on the Latin American informal sector (17.26)
Ethnic entrepreneurship in Montreal: some preliminary results (07.26)
Gender inequality and industrial development: the household connection (14.01)
The uncertain connection: free trade and rural Mexican migration to the United States (11.24)
The employment and wages of legalized immigrants (11.30)
The migratory impact of minimum wage legislation: Puerto Rico, 1970-1987 (11.32)
The making of an immigrant niche (11.35)
Puerto Rican migration and occupational selectivity, 1982-88 (11.37)
Correlates of welfare dependency among immigrants in Australia (11.38)
Taikong's and Calo's: the role of middlemen and brokers in Javanese international migration (11.39)
Patterns of economic cooperation among Israeli immigrants in Los Angeles (11.40)
African American women and work: a socio-historical perspective (12.11)
Working class debt in the late 19th century United States (12.14)
Making a way: strategies of southern urban African-American families, 1900 and 1936 (12.20)
Labor and the emerging world economy (13.04)
Gender inequality in education and employment in the scheduled castes and tribes of India (88.14)
The change of labor force in Taiwan: 1979-1990 (60.04)
The effect of demographic changes on the unemployment rate in Taiwan: 1978-1990 (60.05)
Extended commuting and migration in the Taipei metropolitan area (60.09)
Asian-born scientists and engineers: their immigration flow and labor market adjustment (33.17)
Korean women's participation in the labor force attitude and behavior (34.09)
Economic and social significance of the economic activity of women today and tomorrow (43.18)
Problems related to the labour force participation of women in the new federal Länder (43.19)
Education and differences in female labour force participation and fertility behaviour (38.23)
Early retirement on Dutch civil servants (38.25)
Got is great, I cope alone. The case of Inox, the child of steel (70.36)
The immigration of workers to Seraing in the second half of the 19th century (84.11)
Patterns of intergenerational support and childbearing in the Third World (58.13)
Structural change in the Arabian Gulf: impact of the foreign workforce (27.08)
The third choice: adapting working conditions to family needs (27.09)
Conditions and problems of the labour force in agriculture (27.10)
Factors affecting employment in the Arabian Gulf region, 1975-1985 (27.12)
Labour market forecasting in Australia: the science of the art (41.06).
Regional politics and their effects on the labour market (31.01)
Who are the consumer in the Western part of Indonesia? (31.04)
Small towns in China's development strategy: the experience of North Hubei (36.01)
Main trends in migration processes in Colombia and economic internationalization (40.10)
Transnationalization and sovereignty in the Caribbean (40.11)
Health expenditure and household budgets in rural Liberia (57.09)
Sexuality, migration and AIDS in Ghana (57.19)
Sexual networking among market women in Benin City, Bendel State, Nigeria (57.27)
Population development and the changes in the economic structure of Finnish urban areas (44.10)
Transformation process in Estonia: a challenge for social policy (44.16)
Challenges facing future housing policy (44.17)
Population and development within the ecosphere: one view of the literature (63.01)
Fiscal impacts of immigration to the United States (63.06)
RMI and integration in rural backgrounds. The example of the Mayenne (01.23)
Clustering of provinces according to socio-economic variables (02.11)
Saving and consumption patterns of the elderly. The German case (89.02)
Inheritance and wealth composition (89.03)
Fertility timing, wages, and human capital (89.05)
Cohort size and schooling choice (89.06)
On opulence driven poverty traps (89.08)
Comparing measures of poverty and relative deprivation. An example for Belgium (89.09)
Demographics and the dynamics of earnings (89.10)
Public pensions. The role of public choice and expectations (89.11)
Economic thought about population consequences: some reflections (89.12)
Earnings adjustment of temporary migrants (89.13)
Optimal demogrants and taxes in a federal welfare state (89.17)
Poverty dynamics in eight countries (89.18)
Living conditions among the poor in four rich countries (89.20)
Female-headed households and family welfare in rural Ecuador (89.22)
Food security, population, and environment (17.25)
Competing perspectives on the Latin American informal sector (17.26)
Gender inequality and industrial development: the household connection (14.01)
Agricultural reform and its impact on Chinese rural families, 1978-1989 (14.15)
Gender differences in economic well-being among the elderly of Java (09.21)
Locational returns to human capital: minority access to suburban community resources (09.23)
The link between population density and welfare participation (09.37)
Family income of Ghent working-class families ca. 1900 (12.13)
Working class debt in the late 19th century United States (12.14)
Household forms and living standards in pre-industrial France: from models to realities (12.15)
Making a way: strategies of southern urban African-American families, 1900 and 1936 (12.20)
Household change and racial inequality in economic well-being, 1960 to 1980 (12.21)
Household structure and urbanization in three Icelandic fishing districts, 1880-1930 (12.24)
Farmers at sea: a study of fishermen in north Norway, 1801-1920 (12.25)
Fishing families in three Danish coastal communities (12.26)
Household and family in Finnish coastal societies, 1635-1895 (12.28)
Labor and the emerging world economy (13.04)
The effect of schooling on income in Japan (88.07)
Underemployment and economic disparities among minority groups (88.19)
The influence of cohort effects on mortality trends in India: role of economic factors (88.20)
Koreans in the United States: economic achievement and assimilation (33.23)
The change of educational earnings inequality (33.24)
Poverty and use of contraceptive methods (28.06)
Environmental correlates of child morbidity in Andhra Pradesh (28.14)
The small family norm: a sociological study of dual earner couples (28.16)
Clustering of provinces according to socio-economic variables (02.11)
Anthropology of the land and hydropolitical conflicts of the Senegal River, 1975-1991 (70.35)
Organization, dynamics and crisis in the Rwanda agrarian system (70.38)
Food supply to the City of Kinshasa, Zaire: how people cope with the crisis (70.39)
Economic internationalization: the new migration in Japan and the United States (51.03)
Immigration as capital accumulation: the impact of business immigration to Canada (51.07)
Migration and restructuring: reflections on New Zealand in the 1980s (81.04)
Population and industrial development (87.03)
Thailand's socio-economic context and its implications for child health and development (87.05)
Socioeconomic factors affecting marriage, divorce and birth rates in a Japanese population (55.54)
Women's role in maintaining households: family welfare and sexual inequality in Ghana (58.16)
The fertility of agricultural and non-agricultural traditional societies (58.22)
Equity, security and fertility: a reaction to Thomas (58.27)
Economic security, culture and fertility: a reply to Cleland (58.28)
Class and culture: Italian migrants in labor movements around the world, 1876-1914 (40.07)
The socio-cultural context of health behaviour among Esan communities, Edo State, Nigeria (57.11)
Educational expenditures in Finland up to the Year 2030 (44.15)
Statistics on ethnicity in Europe and in Hungary (47.04)
School education, inequalities of opportunities: geographical dimensions (01.25)
Town, schooling system and social inequalities (01.26)
Socio-occupational changes in French localities between 1982 and 1990 (46.61)
Day-care supply by Dutch municipalities (65.19)
Cohort size and schooling choice (89.06)
Trajectories of three communities in 19th-century Montreal (07.23)
Demographic behaviour of linguistic groups in Montreal (07.24)
Trends in language shifts among Allophones in Montreal (07.25)
The future of linguistic groups in Quebec: the impact of immigration (07.27)
Iraqi rural women's participation in domestic decision-making (14.06)
The south African Chinese family (14.19)
Locational returns to human capital: minority access to suburban community resources (09.23)
The family in puritan political theology (12.16)
Nepotism, family and merit: the church of England in the 18th century (12.17)
Effects of government intervention on population growth in imperial China (12.19)
Aging in America: limits to life span and elderly care options (88.05)
The effect of schooling on income in Japan (88.07)
Gender inequality in education and employment in the scheduled castes and tribes of India (88.14)
Ethnic attachment among Korean-American high school students (33.22)
Classification of Korean juvenile delinquent behavior and an analysis of the related factors (34.10)
Cultural determinants of Infant Mortality in India (28.02)
Socio-cultural characteristics and health-seeking behaviour of the hill Korwas (28.18)
Ethnicity and infant mortality in Malaysia (85.15)
The future of Thailand's population policy: potential directions (85.17)
Current population issues in Europe and in the other industrialized countries (43.14)
Transition to a new phase of life - expectations for life at old age (43.15)
The heirs: generation and identities among sephardic Jews in Montreal (30.31)
Transnationality ant transethnicity among youth of immigrant background in Montreal (30.33)
Portuguese second generation in France : how to manage resources for assuming one's identity (30.34)
The spirit of today: definitions of identity among Jews and Arabs in France (30.35)
Visible minorities and affirmative action : is there an inter-generational contract? (30.36)
The oases of Touat-Gourara-Tidikelt in Algeria (70.30)
Social and environmental conflicts. The fishermen of the central Amazon river region (70.32)
The continuity and discontinuity of the bonds between inheritance and development (70.33)
The Amerindian populations of the Lawrence valley, 1608-1765 (84.03)
The demography of the Jewish populatiion of Metz, 1740-1789 (84.07)
Local history and societal history (49.06)
Dysraphic disease of the central nervous system in the Czech Republic, 1960-1986 (39.17)
Marriage distances among the Afroamericans of Bluefields, Nicaragua (55.56)
The modern shift to below-replacement fertility: has Israel's population joined the process? (58.24)
Equity, security and fertility: a reaction to Thomas (58.27)
Economic security, culture and fertility: a reply to Cleland (58.28)
The effects of children's schooling on fertility limitation (58.34)
The validity of Australian ancestry statistics (41.14).
Population and development within the ecosphere: one view of the literature (63.01)
Food security, population, and environment (17.25)
Fertility in Botswana: the recent decline and future prospects (09.17)
The human ecology of Tornadoes (09.38)
Culture, maternal health care, and women's status: a comparison of Morocco and Tunisia (18.43)
Breast-feeding, water and sanitation, and childhood malnutrition in the Philippines (55.31).
On the Darwinian view of progress (17.29)
Consanguinity in north Jordan: prevalence and pattern (55.59).
Concepts and measures of reproductive morbidity (57.07)
Approaches to the measurement of childhood mortality: a comparative review (63.02)
Measurement of adult mortality in less developed countries: a comparative review (63.03)
A period measure of mortality. The example of France (46.29)
A study on the bias of infant mortality rates (02.12)
Sensitivity of aggregate period life expectancy to different averaging procedures (74.02)
Estimation of adult mortality from paternal orphanhood: a reassessment and a new approach (74.03)
Marriage selection and mortality patterns: inferences and fallacies (09.20)
The nature of the preceding birth technique (21.01)
Cultural determinants of Infant Mortality in India (28.02)
A study on the bias of infant mortality rates (02.12)
Measuring mortality differences by cause of death and social class defined by occupation (04.17)
Automatic coding of causes of death (04.18)
What are the limits to life span? (39.18)
A comparative study of the life tables of Assam, Kerala and India, 1980 (36.04)
Estimates of adult mortality in Burundi (55.29)
On the historical relationship between infant and adult mortality (58.19).
Catholicism and marriage in the United States (09.29)
The slowing metabolism of marriage: figures from 1988 US marital status life tables (09.44)
First marriage, divorce, remarriage: birth cohort analyses (04.11);(04.11)
Availability of marriage partners in England and Wales: a comparison of three measures (55.41)
Urban nuptiality patterns and marital fertility in Nigeria (55.53)
Marriage distances among the Afroamericans of Bluefields, Nicaragua (55.56)
Dowry 'inflation' in rural India: a statistical investigation (58.23)
Marriage dissolution in Australia: models and explanations (58.30).
Complex roots of Lotka's integral equation for a special model of net maternity rates (36.02)
Breast-feeding in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, India - differentials and determinants (36.07)
A modified probability model for out-migration (36.10)
Different possibilities of using of an indirect procedure of modelling in demography (47.02)
Marriage selection and mortality patterns: inferences and fallacies (09.20)
The dynamics of smallpox epidemics in Britain, 1550-1800 (09.31)
Siblings' neonatal mortality risks and birth spacing in Bangladesh (09.35)
A projection system for future age-specific fertility rates (32.07)
The sisters' riddle in age-parity-structured stable population (32.08)
Deterministic chaos versus stochastic modelling in demography (43.21)
National household projections, 1993: household size (67.27)
What are the limits to life span? (39.18)
Modelling diffusion effects in fertility transition (58.18).
A new approach to eliciting information about induced abortion (18.25)
ssing Self-assessment to improve the quality of family planning clinic services (18.35)
Location factors of general practioners in Belgium in relation to the Grossman model (01.06)
Biographical approaches: looking into questionnaires and interviews (46.28)
The transition to retirement of a female cohort. A projection by individual simulation (46.35)
The ACSF survey questionnaire: the effect of an epidemiological representation of sexuality (46.46)
Private life and telephone survey: the example of the ACSF survey (46.47)
The impact of number of calls and partner's presence in telephone surveys (46.48)
The post census survey of 1990. assessing completeness of enumeration (46.58)
Measuring fertility difference with a single census (46.71)
Demographic transition theory: theory or a model? (03.01)
Migrant stock vs. lagged migrant flow as a determinant of migrant settlement (89.15)
Population growth and optimality. When does serendipity hold? (89.24)
Rawlsian optimal population size (89.25)
Cultural and economic approaches to fertility: proper marriage or mésalliance? (17.39)
Survival enhancement through food sharing: a means for parental control of natal dispersal (16.02)
Some threshold and stability results for epidemic models with a density-dependent death rate (16.03)
Temporal organization in a multi-species model (16.04)
Evolution of stability parameters in single-species population models: stability or chaos? (16.06)
interference and generation cycles (16.08)
Quantitative variability and multilocus polymorphism under epistatic selection (16.09)
Relatedness and inclusive fitness with inbreeding (16.10)
Behavioral stabilization of host-parasite population dynamics (16.11)
Optimizing principle of natural selection in evolutionary population genetics (16.13)
A size-structured model for cannibalism (16.14)
Aggregated distributions in models for patchy populations (16.15)
A characterisation of crossover models that possess map functions (16.18)
Allee dynamics and the spread of invading organisms (16.21)
Seasonality and chaos in a plankton-fish model (16.22)
Environmental uncertainty and variable diapause (16.25)
The evolutionary optimality of oscillaltory and chaotic dynamics in simple population models (16.27)
Egg distribution within patches: an optimality problem for insects (16.28)
Dynamics of metapopulations with demographic stochasticity and environmental catastrophes (16.29)
A predator-prey model for zooplankton grazing on competing algal populations (16.30)
Two-state spatial dynamics in the absence of age (16.31)
Vertical transmission and evolution of mutualism from parasitism (16.33)
High mutation rate loci in a subdivided population (16.34)
A stochastic model for genetic linkage equilibrium (16.35)
Evolution via strategy dynamics (16.36)
Filling a gap in the prediction of the equilibrium genetic variance (16.37)
Local mate competition in a stochastic environment (16.38)
Invasion and chaos in a periodically pulsed mass-action chemostat (16.39)
Recombination modification with X-linked characters (16.40)
The evolution of interference: reduction of recombination among three loci (16.41)
The need for quasi-experimental methodology to evaluate pricing effects (18.45)
Assessing post-census state poverty estimates (88.24)
Emigration to America from a Guipuzcoan town as per emigration licenses: Ordizia, 1840-1862 (40.18)
Analysis of three-dimensional categorical data in social science research (34.05)
A practical guide for focus group discussion (34.06)
Language, videos and family planning in the South Pacific (85.21)
Population forecasting in the Netherlands between the two World Wars (38.24)
Using the labour force survey to estimate Britain's ethnic minority populations (04.10)
A changing society and its population statistics. Reorientations in the Netherlands (67.14)
A slight decrease in immigration in 1992 (67.19)
The population in institutionalized households as of January 1st, 1992 (67.22)
Using Supermap2 for policy analysis. Geographic implications of recent housing reforms (81.06)
Monitoring New Zealand households: an analysis of trends by life stage and ethnicity (81.09)
Who returned postcard in the poll? (87.06)
The supply-demand framework for the determinants of fertility: an alternative implementation (58.32)
Human rights and reproductive choice (18.17)
Population policy in south Africa (18.18)
International human rights and women's reproductive health (18.21)
Transnationalization and sovereignty in the Caribbean (40.11).
Sexual networking in provincial Thailand (18.16)
The client's view of high-quality care in Santiago, Chile (18.19)
HIV/AIDS counselling program: a rural Ghana experience (57.21)
Survey of sexual networking in Calabar (57.23)
Multilingual Burgenland (66.09)
The ACSF survey. Setting up a multidisciplinary study of sexuality (46.45)
The ACSF survey questionnaire: the effect of an epidemiological representation of sexuality (46.46)
Private life and telephone survey: the example of the ACSF survey (46.47)
The impact of number of calls and partner's presence in telephone surveys (46.48)
Reaching adult sexuality.. first sexual intercourse and its sequel. From timing to attitudes (46.49)
Homosexuality, bisexuality, clenients of a sexual socio-biography (46.50)
Coital frequency: data and coherence analyses (46.51)
Normative context of sexual behaviour and choice of prevention strategies (46.52)
Talking about sexuality, analysing relations between confidants (46.54)
Preventive behaviour of AIDS: prevalence and conducive factors (46.55)
Analysing Unsafe Behaviour in Face of HIV Infection. The Limits of Rationality (46.56)
Fertility timing, wages, and human capital (89.05)
Equality and fertility in the Kibbutz (89.07)
Economic thought about population consequences: some reflections (89.12)
Nutritional patterns and transitions (17.30)
Children and marital happiness of black Americans (14.12)
Sexual activity among never-married men in northern Thailand (09.25)
Race, intervening variables, and two forms of low birth weight (09.36)
Simplicity and complexity in the effects of parental structure on high school graduation (09.42)
Culture, maternal health care, and women's status: a comparison of Morocco and Tunisia (18.43)
Gauging Hispanic voting strength: paradoxes and pitfalls (88.03)
Do front-seat belt laws put rear-seat passengers at risk? (88.04)
Expert testimony in adversarial legal proceedings: some tips for demographers (88.13)
Women in national legislatures: a cross-national test of macrostructural gender theories (88.15)
An analysis of public opinion toward undocumented immigration (88.21)
Measurement of the quality of family planning services (88.23)
Modernization, social cleavage and political integration (33.01)
Koreans in the United States: economic achievement and assimilation (33.23)
Internal structure of the health maintenance organization and quality of care (33.26)
An analysis on nutrition education in textbooks and the curriculum in the middle school (34.02)
A study on the welfare needs of and services for those with autism (34.04)
Classification of Korean juvenile delinquent behavior and an analysis of the related factors (34.10)
A model of food mix for the economically dietary intake (34.11)
Maternal health care: impact of training, supervision and community education (28.07)
Environmental correlates of child morbidity in Andhra Pradesh (28.14)
A study of water storage practices in a residential area of Kanpur (29.05)
A study of the workload of the casualty department of a large city hospital (29.08)
Development of nursing education in India (29.14)
Satisfaction and utilization of primary health care service facilities in Karnataka (29.16)
From ethnology to demography: births and newborn children in traditional Bulgarian society (84.04)
The demography of the Jewish populatiion of Metz, 1740-1789 (84.07)
The Jewish marriage under the "Ancien Régime" - the example of Carpentras, 1773-1792 (84.08)
French influences on Brazilian thinking: races, people and population, 1890-1930 (84.12)
The changing pattern of male forenames in medieval Leicestershire and Rutland to c.1350 (49.08)
University students in the Czech Republic (39.22)
Cohort vulnerability to lack of support in old age (81.07)
Otto Diderich Lütken - 40 Years Before Malthus? (58.36)
Histories of demography: a review article (58.37)
Second Amman Declaration on population and development in the Arab World (27.14)
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