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ESPACE - POPULATIONS - SOCIETES, 1999, n° 3, Mélanges / Miscellanies

• Emigration urbaine, crise économique et mutations des campagnes en Côte d'Ivoire.

• Urban emigration, economic crisis and transformation of rural areas in Côte d'Ivoire.

• L'adaptation des transports en commun à l'évolution urbaine (l'exemple de Rouen).

• Public transportation adaptation to urban development (the case study of Rouen).

• Investment-led migration and the distribution of Japanese in Germany and Great Britain.

• Les investissements et la migration : la distribution de la population japonaise en Allemagne et Grande-Bretagne.

• La frontière nord du Gabon : populations et géographie politique.

• The northern border of Gabon: Populations and political geography.

• Where the Muezzin calls. Culturalisation of a local conflict in the context of ethnic change in the Ruhr conurbation.

• L'appel du muezzin. Conflit culturel et changement ethnique dans la Ruhr.

• Geography as a conditioning factor of the demographic regimes in rural Navarra (Spain), 1786-1960.

• Géographie et régimes démographiques en Navarre rurale (Espagne), 1786-1960.

• Le RMI favorise-t-il l'insertion ? Le destin des premiers bénéficiaires en Gironde.

• Does the RMI (Insertion Minimum Income) favour the insertion? Destiny of the first cohort in Gironde.

• L'accueil des jeunes enfants : concentration des équipements et inégalités d'accès aux services.

• Young children welfare: Facilities concentration and differences in access to family care services.

CAHIERS QUÉBÉCOIS DE DÉMOGRAPHIE, Printemps 2000, vol. 29, n° 1

• Polygamie et répudiation dans le marché matrimonial algérien pendant la période coloniale.

• Valeurs et projets par-delà la migration : recherche comparative sur des populations turques immigrantes et non immigrantes.

• Les projections démographiques au service de la prévention des accidents de la route : l'exemple du Québec, 1995-2016.

• L'aptitude au français des élèves montréalais d'origine immigrée : impact de la densité ethnique de l'école, du taux de francisation associé à la langue maternelle et de l'ancienneté d'implantation.

• Comparaisons intergénérationnelles de l'endogamie àpartir des lieux de mariage et de résidence. L'exemple de la population du Saguenay.

• Migrations intérieures des Québécois d'expression française, 1981-1986 et 1986-1991.

CANADIAN STUDIES IN POPULATION, 1999, vol. 26, n° 1

• Where have all the children gone? - Comparing mothers' and fathers' declarations in retrospective surveys.

• summary in French

• The gender system and fertility: An exploration of the hidden links.

• summary in French

• Economic reforms and family planning in China: The one-child policy in rural Guangdong, 1979-1990.

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• Impact of abortion on Canadian fertility rates.

• summary in French

• Persistence of ethnicity and inequality among Canadian immigrants.

• summary in French

CANADIAN STUDIES IN POPULATION, 1999, Vol. 26, N° 2

• Inuit population dynamics: A demographic analysis of North Greenland.

• summary in French

• Do foreign birth and Asian minority status lower Canadian women's earnings?

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• Life expectancy as indicator of health status: The case of Edmonton and Calgary.

• summary in French

• The patterns of inter-provincial migration in Canada 1982-95: Evidence from longitudinal tax-based data.

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DEMOGRAPHY, May 1999, Vol. 36, N° 2

• Job continuity among new mothers.

• Is there competition between breast-feeding and maternal employment?

• The impact of wives' earnings on income inequality: Issues and estimates.

• The educational attainment of young women: Role model effects of female high school faculty.

• The gender gap in the economic well-being of nonresident fathers and custodial mothers.

• Life course transitions of American children: Parental cohabitation, marriage, and single motherhood.

• Time? Money? Both? The allocation of resources to older parents.

• The new labor market: Immigrants and wages after IRCA.

• The impact of war, famine, and economic decline on marital fertility in Ethiopia.

• The effect of inbreeding on early childhood mortality: Twelve generations of an Amish settlement.

• Religious involvement and U.S. adult mortality.

DEMOGRAPHY, August 1999, Vol. 36, N° 3

• Parental marital disruption and intergenerational transfers: An analysis of lone elderly parents and their children.

• Have family income mobility patterns changed?

• Shifting family definitions: The effect of cohabitation and other nonfamily household relationships on measures of poverty.

• Trajectories of fetal loss in the Czech Republic.

• Migradollars and mortality: The effects of migration on infant survival in Mexico.

• The impact of specific occupation on mortality in the U.S. National Longitudinal Mortality Study.

• Entry or exit? A transition-probability approach to explaining the high prevalence of single motherhood among black women.

• Time spent in parenthood status among adults in the United States.

• A century of U.S. censuses and the language characteristics of immigrants.

• Kinship networks that cross racial lines: The exception or the rule?

• The leveling of divorce in the United States.

• Trends in the intergenerational transmission of divorce.

DEMOGRAPHY, November 1999, Vol. 36, N° 4

• Going to extremes: Family structure, children's well-being, and social science.

• Geographic morbidity differentials in the late 19th-century United States.

• Refining the association between education and health: The effects of quantity, credential, and selectivity.

• The role of education in explaining and forecasting trends in functional limitations among older Americans.

• Rectangularization revisited: Variability of age at death within human populations.

• Multivariate survivorship analysis using two cross-sectional samples.

• Fertility estimation from open birth-interval data.

• Why are residential and school moves associated with poor school performance?

• Interrelated family-building behaviors: Cohabitation, marriage, and nonmarital conception.

• Livin' for the city: African American ethnogenesis and depression era migration.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, January-February1999, Vol. 31, N° 1

• Correlates of sexually transmitted bacterial infections among U.S. Women in 1995.

• Where do people go for treatment of sexually transmitted diseases?.

• Women's interest in vaginal microbicides.

• Condom use and HIV risk behaviors among U.S. adults: Data from a national survey.

• Pregnancies averted among U.S. teenagers by the use of contraceptives

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, March-April 1999, Vol. 31, N° 2

• Contraceptive failure rates: New estimates from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth.

• Contraceptive failure, method-related discontinuation and resumption of use: Results from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth.

• Measuring contraceptive use patterns among teenage and adult women.

• Evaluation of the efficacy of a polyurethane condom: Results from a randomized, controlled clinical trial.

• Preventing repeat adolescent pregnancies with early adoption of the contraceptive implant.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, May-June 1999, Vol. 31, N° 3

• Medicaid eligibility expansion in Florida: Effects on maternity care financing and the delivery system.

• Teenage partners' communication about sexual risk and condom use: The importance of parent-teenager discussions.

• Pregnancy rates among U.S. women and their partners in 1994.

• Sexual intercourse, abuse and pregnancy among adolescent women: Does sexual orientation make a difference?

• Live births resulting from unintended pregnancies: Is there variation among states?

• Psychosocial and educational services for female college students with genital human papillomavirus infection.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, July-August 1999, Vol. 31, N° 4

• Age differences between sexual partners in the United States.

• Contraceptive characteristics: The perceptions and priorities of men and women.

• Family planning funding through four Federal-State Programs, FY 1997.

• Effects of a replication of a multicomponent model for preventing adolescent pregnancy in three Kansas communities.

• Conflicting advice? Australian adolescents' use of condoms or the pill.

• Couple-friendly services in a metropolitan sexually transmitted disease clinic: Views of clients and providers.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, September-October 1999, Vol. 31, N° 5

• Trends in Sexual Activity Among Adolescent American Women: 1982-1995.

• The Correspondence Between Intention To Avoid Childbearing and Subsequent Fertility: A Prospective Analysis.

• Sexual Partnership Patterns as a Behavioral Risk Factor For Sexually Transmitted Diseases.

• Women's Experience and Satisfaction with Emergency Contraception.

• Abortion services in rural Washington State, 1983-1984 to 1993-1994: Availability and outcomes.

• Are all contraceptive failures unintended pregnancies? Evidence from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, November-December 1999, Vol. 31, N° 6

• Determinants of trends in condom use in the United States, 1988-1995.

• The effectiveness of condoms in reducing heterosexual transmission of HIV.

• Abstinence promotion and the provision of information about contraception in public school district sexuality education policies.

• Family planning services in adolescent pregnancy prevention: The views of key informants in four countries.

• Attitudes of Icelandic young people toward sexual and reproductive health services.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, January-February 2000, Vol. 32, N° 1

• The impact of Mississippi's mandatory delay law on the timing of abortion.

• Adolescent pregnancy and childbearing: Levels and trends in developed countries.

• Sexually transmitted diseases among adolescents in developed countries.

• Older, but not wiser: How men get information about AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases after high school.

• Partner effects on a woman's intention to conceive: "Not with this partner".

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, March-April 2000, Vol. 32, N° 2

• Psychosocial factors and the timing of prenatal care among women in New Jersey's HealthStart Program.

• Contraceptive use in Canada: 1984-1995.

• Are there unmet family planning needs in Europe.

• Relationship dynamics, ethnicity and condom use among low-income women.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, May-June 2000, Vol. 32, N° 3

• The relationship context of contraceptive use at first intercourse.

• Reconceptualizing adolescent sexual behavior: Beyond did they or didn't they?

• Trends in adolescent males' abortion attitudes, 1988-1995: Differences by race and ethnicity.

• Factors affecting contraceptive use in women seeking pregnancy tests: Missouri, 1997.

• Use of infertility services in the United States: 1995.

• Female condom use among women at high risk of sexually transmitted disease.

FAMILY PLANNING PERSPECTIVES, July-August 2000, Vol. 32, N° 4

• Adolescent sexual behavior: Estimates and trends from four nationally representative surveys.

• Explaining demographic trends in teenage fertility, 1980-1995.

• Why are U.S. women not using long-acting contraceptives?

• Acceptability of a novel vaginal microbicide during a safety trial among low-risk women.

• British general practitioners' attitudes toward abortion.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REVIEW, Summer 1999, Vol. 33, N° 2

• Female 'birds of passage' a decade later: Gender and immigration in the European Union.

• The rights of Turkish migrants in Europe under international law and EU law.

• Determinants of employment of recently arrived Mexican immigrant wives.

• Immigration, labor force integration and the pursuit of self-employment.

• The internal migration patterns of the foreign-born and native-born populations in the United States: 1975-80 and 1985-90.

• Death at the border.

• A comparative assessment of public opinion toward immigrants and immigration policies.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REVIEW, Fall 1999, Vol. 33, N° 3

• Immigrant class and the use of unemployment insurance by recent immigrants in Canada: Evidence from a new data base, 1980 to 1995.

• The spatial assimilation model reexamined: An assessment by Canadian data.

• Migrants, unemployment and earnings in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area.

• Social networks and migrations: Italy 1876-1913.

• International migration and the restructuring of gender asymmetries: Continuity and change among Filipino labor migrants in Rome.

• Labor unions and immigration policy in France.

• Family-forming migration from Turkey and Morocco to Belgium: The demand for marriage partners from the countries of origin.

• Economic support from and to extended kin: A comparison of Mexican Americans and Mexican immigrants.

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REVIEW, Winter 1999, Vol. 33, N° 4

• Migration, sexual behavior and the risk of HIV in Kenya.

• Risk of high school dropout among immigrant and native Hispanic youth.

• Intermarriage of Asian Americans in the New York City region: Contemporary patterns and future prospects.

• Marriages and fertility among Turkish and Moroccan women in Belgium: Results from census data.

• Gender differences in determinants of temporary labor migration in China: A multilevel analysis.

• Migration in a socialist transitional economy: Heterogeneity, socioeconomic and spatial characteristics of migrants in China and Guangdong province.

• The Nuyorican's dilemma: Categorization of returning migrants in Puerto Rico.

• Determinants of recent immigrants' locational choices.

• Internal migration by immigrants in the short-run: Israel 1992-1994.

JOURNAL OF FAMILY HISTORY, January 1999, Vol. 24, N° 1

• Sentiment and survival: Family and friends in late medieval English towns.

• Money, marriage, mobility: The big bourgeoisie of Hanoverian London.

• Old and cared for: Place of residence for elderly women in 18th-century Toulouse.

• Servant migration in Sweden in the early 19th century.

• Lawmaking in the shadow of the empire: Divorce in colonial Australia.

JOURNAL OF FAMILY HISTORY, April 1999, Vol. 24, N° 2

• Determinants of age at first marriage among Jews in Amsterdam, 1625-1724.

• Infanticide and infant abandonment in the New South: Richmond, Virginia, 1865-1915.

• Surviving separation: Cross-plantation marriages and the slave trade in antebellum South Carolina.

JOURNAL OF FAMILY HISTORY, July 1999, Vol. 24, N° 3

• Fascism, fatherhood, and the family in interwar France: The case of Antoine Rédier and the Légion.

• Paternity tests: Fatherhood on trial in Mexico's revolution of the family.

JOURNAL OF FAMILY HISTORY, October 1999, Vol. 24, N° 4

• "It is better to marry than to burn": Anglo-American attitudes toward celibacy, 1600-1801.

• The not-so-merry widows of Amsterdam, 1740-1782.

• Middle-class family structure in 19th-century Glasgow.

• Fertility policy in Ceausescu's Romania.

• The demographic transition then and now: Processes, perspectives, and analyses.

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, March 1999, Vol. 54, N° 1

• World population beyond six billion.

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, June 1999, Vol. 54, N° 2

• Immigration to the United States.

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, September 1999, Vol. 54, N° 3

• America's racial and ethnic minorities.

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, December 1999, Vol. 54, N° 4

• Population and health: An introduction to epidemiology.

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, March 2000, Vol. 55, N° 1

• Attaining global health: Challenges and opportunities.

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, June 2000, Vol. 55, N° 2

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

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, September 2000, Vol. 55, N° 3

• An urbanizing world.

POPULATION BULLETIN OF THE POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU, December 2000, Vol. 55, N° 4

• American families.

JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE FAMILY STUDIES, Spring 1999, Vol. 30, N° 2

• Work-family stage and satisfaction with work-family balance.

• Work and marriage: Mother-daughter similarities in Sri Lanka.

• Single women in Nepal: Familial support, familial neglect.

• Prevalence and patterns of female headed households in Latin America: 1970-1990.

• Living arrangements of older parents in Korea.

JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE FAMILY STUDIES, Summer 1999, Vol. 30, N° 3

• Matrimonial behavior in Canada and Ukraine: The enduring hold of culture.

• Cross-national marriage in Sweden: Immigration and assimilation 1971-1993.

• A reformulation of the polygyny-fertility hypothesis.

• Structural assimilation and ethnic fertility in Ghana.

• The precious few: Women's agency, household progression, and fertility in a Rajasthan village.

• The transition to motherhood of Korean women.

• Men's orientation toward marriage and family roles.

• Changes in living arrangement and familial support for the elderly in Taiwan: 1963-1991.

JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE FAMILY STUDIES, Autumn 1999, Vol. 30, N° 4

• Caste, class and family structure in West Bengal villages.

• Who intermarries? Education, nativity, region, and interracial marriage, 1980 and 1990.

• The advantages of having many children for women in formal and informal unions in Cameroon.

• Traditional values and democratic impulses: The gender division of labor in contemporary Spain.

• "Take this child": Why women abandon their infants in Bangladesh.

• Sharing and compassion: Fosterage in a Polynesian society.

THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY, February 1999, Vol. 55, N° 1

• Dispersal-induced instabilities in host-parasitoid meta­populations.

• Genetic variability in sensitivity to population density affects the dynamics of simple ecological models.

• Sexual selection by male choice in monogamous and polygynous human populations.

THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY, April 1999, Vol. 55, N° 2

• The time to the ancestor along sequences with recombination.

• Effective size and F-statistics of subdivided populations for sex-linked loci.

• Diffusion models for population dynamics incorporating individual behavior at boundaries: applications to refuge desin.

• Theoretical aspects of the mode of transmission in cultural inheritance.

THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY, June 1999, Vol. 55, N° 3

• Effects of immigration on the dynamics of simple population models.

• Some statistical improvements for estimating population size and mutation rate from segregating sites in DNA sequences.

• Recombination as a point process along sequences.

• The coalescent time in the presence of background fertility selection.

• Genetic differentiation in populations with different classes of individuals.

THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY, August 1999, Vol. 56, N° 1

• A non-parametric method for the reconstruction of age- and time-dependent incidence from the prevalence data of irreversible diseases with differential mortality.

• Discrete event versus continuous approach to reproduction in structured population dynamics.

• Spatial scaling in a benthic population model with density-dependent disturbance.

THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY, October 1999, Vol. 56, N° 2

• Conditional genealogies and the age of a neutral mutant.

• The ancestral graph and gene genealogy under frequency-dependent selection.

THEORETICAL POPULATION BIOLOGY, December 1999, Vol. 56, N° 3

• Allee effects can both conserve and create spatial heterogeneity in population densities.

• The expected number of alleles in a gene conversion model with mutation.

• A mathematical model with a modified logistic approach for singly peaked population processes.

• The influence of spatial inhomogeneities on neutral models of geographical variation. IV. Discontinuities in the population density and migration rate.

POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, September 1999, Vol. 25, N° 3

• Population weights in the international order.

• Changing food production and quality of diet in India, 1947­98.

• The delayed western fertility decline: An examination of English-speaking countries.

• Completing the demographic transition.

• Evolutionary theory and historical fertility change.

• Measuring women's work in developing countries.

POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW, December 1999, Vol. 25, N° 4

• Smallpox in 19th-century India.

• The global and regional impact of mortality and fertility transitions, 1950­2001.

• The persistence of outmoded contraceptive regimes: The cases of Mexico and Brazil.

• Longer life and population growth.

• The long-term effect of the timing of fertility decline on population size.

• Urban growth in developing countries: A review of projections and predictions.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, March 1999, Vol. 30, N° 1

• Expanding contraceptive choice: Findings from Brazil.

• Creating linkages between incomplete abortion treatment and family planning services in Kenya.

• The impact of family planning service provision on contraceptive-use dynamics in Morocco.

• Coitus-dependent family planning methods: Observations from Bangladesh.

• Women's fears and men's anxieties: The impact of family planning on gender relations in Northern Ghana.

• Assessing the prevalence and determinants of unwanted pregnancy and induced abortion in Nigeria.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, June 1999, Vol. 30, N° 2

• The changing nature of adolescence in the Kassena-Nankana District of northern Ghana.

• The impact of the family planning supply environment on contraceptive intentions and use in Morocco.

• Integrated maternal and infant health care in the postpartum period in a poor neighborhood in Santiago, Chile.

• Maternal mortality among the Kassena-Nankana of northern Ghana.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, September 1999, Vol. 30, N° 3

• Explaining trends in teenage childbearing in Sweden.

• The effects of family planning workers' contact on fertility preferences: Evidence from Bangladesh.

• Effects of an entertainment-education radio soap opera on family planning behavior in Tanzania.

• Do parents prefer sons in North Korea?

• Female genital cutting practices in Burkina Faso and Mali and their negative health outcomes.

• A qualitative study of clandestine contraceptive use in urban Mali.

STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING, December 1999, Vol. 30, N° 4

• Explanations of unmet need for contraception in Chitwan, Nepal.

• Understanding the prevalence of female sterilization in rural south India.

• Household organization, women's autonomy, and contraceptive behavior in southern Ethiopia.

• Contraceptive switching in Bangladesh.

• Maternal mortality in Vietnam in 1994-95.

• Assessing recall and understanding of informed consent in a contraceptive clinical trial.

NOTAS DE POBLACIÓN, 1998, Vol. 26, N° 67-68

• Latin America: Demographic transition in less developed sectors [América Latina: la transición demográfica en sectores rezagados].

• Contextual effects and marital fertility: A multilevel model of parity in the Biobío region, Chile [Efectos contextuales y fecundidad marital: un modelo de niveles múltiples de la paridez en la región del Biobío, Chile].

• On "migratology" [Sobre la "Migratología"].

• Maternal mortality estimation from several sources in Mexico [México: estimación de la mortalidad materna a partir de diversas fuentes].

• Extension of the preceding-birth technique [Extensión del método del hijo previo].

• Matching data on infant mortality and births in Chile [Pareo de datos sobre defunciones infantiles y nacimientos en Chile].

• Use of symptomatic variables for estimating population in small areas [El uso de variables sintomáticas en la estimación de la población de áreas menores].

• Developments in divorce in Uruguay (1950-1995) [La evolución del divorcio en Uruguay (1950-1995)].

• Migrant status, race and gender in the Brazilian labour market: Metropolitan areas of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo [Condición migratoria, raza y género en el mercado de trabajo brasileño: el caso de las regiones metropolitanas de Rio de Janeiro y São Paulo].

NOTAS DE POBLACIÓN, June 1999, Vol. 27, N° 69

• Retirement thanks to capitalization and its distribution according to the demographic context: Comparative results [Jubilación mediante capitalización y reparto según el contexto demográfico: resultados comparativos].

• Demographic culture and education [Cultura demográfica y educación].

• International migration in population censuses [La migración internacional en los censos de población].

• Relevant census information in measuring housing deficits [Información censal relevante para la medición del déficit habitacional].

• Prevalence of indirect estimates and mortality due to Chagas disease, malaria and tuberculosis in Bolivia: Two applications to the evaluation of health programs [Estimaciones indirectas de la prevalencia y mortalidad por enfermedad de Chagas, malaria y tuberculosis en Bolivia: dos aplicaciones a la evaluación de programas de salud].

ESTUDIOS DEMOGRÁFICOS Y URBANOS, May-August 1999, Vol. 14, N° 2 (N° 41)

• Economic globalization, metropolitan concentration and urban policies in Mexico [Globalización económica, concentración metropolitana y políticas urbanas en México].

• Decentralization of the population in the central region of Mexico [Desconcentración poblacional en la región Centro de México].

• Economic crisis and determinants of the female labor supply in Mexico: 1994-1995 [Crisis económica y determinantes de la oferta de trabajo femenino en México: 1994-1995].

• Attributes of the head of a household [Los atributos de la jefatura del hogar].

ESTUDIOS DEMOGRÁFICOS Y URBANOS, September-December 1999, Vol. 14, N° 3 (N° 42)

• Methods for the analysis of biographical data [Métodos para el análisis de datos biográficos].

• Two examples of biographical questionnaires applied in Bogota and three oil cities in Casanare [Dos ejemplos de cuestionarios biográficos aplicados en Bogotá y en tres ciudades petroleras de Casanare].

• An optimum control model for the determination of migration policies [Un modelo de control óptimo para la determinación de políticas de migración].

JINKO MONDAI KENKYU, 1999, Vol. 55, N° 1

• Determinants of the timing of first childbearing in contemporary Japan: Socio-economic or attitudinal factors?

DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIETY, December 1998, Vol. 27, N° 2

• Recent trends and patterns of mortality in Korea.

• Application of demographic estimation models to fertility in a Nigerian ethnic group: Implications for population growth and family planning programmes.

JOURNAL OF THE AUSTRALIAN POPULATION ASSOCIATION, May-November 1999, Vol. 16, N°s 1/2

• Consensual partnering in Australia: A review and 1991 Census profile. Part 2: Other socio-demographic, socio-economic and geographic characteristics.

• Youth suicide in Australia.

• Assessing the accuracy of Australia's small-area population estimates.

• Household size and the Poisson distribution.

ZEITSCHRIFT FÜR BEVÖLKERUNGSWISSENSCHAFT, 1998 - Vol. 23, N°. 2

• Probabilistic population projections for Germany [Probabilistische Bevölkerungsprognosen für Deutschland].

• Historical demography II: Answering the challenge of new media technologies [Historische Demographie II : Eine Antwort auf die Herausforderung durch die neuen Medialen Technologien].

• The development of mate selection in terms of education [Entwicklung und Determinanten der bildungsbezogenen Partnerwahl].

• Do children guarantee happy marriages? An empirical analysis using the Mannheim divorce survey of the role of children as a factor in determining the risks of divorce [Machen Kinder Ehen glücklich ? Eine empirische Untersuchung mit der Mannheimer Scheidungsstudie zum Einfluss von Kindern auf das Ehescheidungsrisiko].

• Fertility trends in low-fertility-countries and fertility scenario in Germany [Trends der Geburtenhäufigkeit in Niedrig-Fertilitäts-Ländern und Szenarien der Familienbildung in Deutschland].

POPULATION, Novembre-Décembre 1999, 54e année, n° 6

• Reconnaissances et légitimations des enfants nés hors mariage depuis 1965. Des comportements différents selon l'âge des parents et leur milieu social.

• Recognitions and legitimation of children born outside marriage since 1965. Differences by age and social origins of parents.

• Un avantage sous contrainte : le risque moindre pour les femmes de se trouver sans abri.

• An advantage with limits: The lower risk for women of becoming homeless.

• Les âges à la puberté des filles et des garçons en France. Mesures à partir d'une enquête sur la sexualité des adolescents.

• Age at puberty of boys and girls in France. Measures from a survey of the sexuality of adolescents.

• Indicateurs de niveau de vie et mesure de la relation entre pauvreté et fécondité : l'exemple de l'Afrique du Sud.

• Indicators of living standards and measurement of the relation between poverty and fertility: The South African example.

• Les frères Huygens et le " calcul des âges " : l'argument du pari équitable.

• The Huygens brothers and the "calcul des âges": The argument of the "pari équitable".

POPULATION, Janvier-Février 2000, 55e année, n° 1

• Le concept de démocratisation de l'institution scolaire : une typologie et sa mise à l'épreuve.

• The concept of democratization of the school system: Elaboration and application of a typology.

• La démocratisation de l'enseignement en France : polémiques autour d'une question d'actualité.

• The democratization of education in France: Controversy over a topical question.

• Marianne au foyer. Révolution politique et transition démographique en France et aux Etats-Unis.

• Marianne in the home. Political revolution and demographic transition in France and the United States.

• La dynamique interne des réseaux migratoires dans les pays en développement.

• The internal dynamics of migration networks in the developing countries.

• Le droit d'asile au Royaume-Uni : évolutions et perspectives dans le contexte européen.

• The right to asylum in UK: Changes and perspectives in the European context.

POPULATION, Mars-Avril 2000, 55e année, N°. 2

• La fécondité chinoise à l'aube du XXIe siècle : constats et incertitudes.

• Chinese fertility on the eve of the 21st century: Fact and uncertainty.

• Un exemple de réduction de la fécondité sous contraintes : la région du delta du fleuve Rouge au Viêt Nam.

• An example of fertility reduction within limits: The region of the Red River Delta in Vietnam.

• L'activité des femmes immigrées du Portugal à l'arrivée en France, reflet d'une diversité de stratégies familiales et individuelles.

• Female migration from Portugal and activity on arrival in France: A variety of personal and family strategies.

• Le Congo belge entre mythe et réalité. Une analyse du discours démographique colonial.

• The Belgian Congo between myth and reality. An analysis of the colonial discourse on population.

POPULATION, Mai-Juin 2000, 55e année, N° 3

• L'évolution démographique récente en France.

• Recent demographic change in France.

• Les évolutions démographiques des territoires entre 1975 et 1999.

• Changes in the population of the French departments and regions between 1975 and 1999.

• Les effets sur la mortalité de quelques maux contemporains : sida, hépatite, alcool et tabac.

• The mortality effects of some modern health problems: AIDS, hepatitis, alcohol and tobacco consumption.

• Les entrées d'étrangers en France : évolutions statistiques et bilan de l'opération de régularisation exceptionnelle de 1997.

• The entry of foreigners to France: Statistical changes and results of the exceptional regularization operation of 1997.

JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE, January 1999, Vol. 31, N° 1

• A phylogenetic analysis of the relationship between sub-adult mortality and mode of subsistence.

• Preference for children and subsequent fertility in Matlab: Does wife-husband agreement matter?

• Effects of the status of women on the first-birth interval in Indian urban society.

• Marriage structure and contraception in Niger.

• Ethnicity and contraceptive use in sub-Saharan Africa: The case of Ghana.

• Consanguineous marriage and differentials in age at marriage, contraceptive use and fertility in Pakistan.

JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE, April 1999, Vol. 31, N° 2

• The effects of maternal-child health service utilization on subsequent contraceptive use in Morocco.

• Probabilities of marriage in two outer hebridean islands, 1861-1990.

• Insurance ovulation, embryo mortality and twinning.

• Secular trend in age at menarche in China: A case study of two rural counties in Anhui Province.

JOURNAL OF BIOSOCIAL SCIENCE, July 1999, Vol. 31, N° 3

• Continuously recorded suckling behaviour and its effect on lactational amenorrhoea.

• The impact of family planning supply factors on unmet need in rural Egypt, 1988-1989.

• Area variations in use of modern contraception in rural Bangladesh: A multilevel analysis.

• Determinants of contraceptive discontinuation in six developing countries.

• Adolescent transition to coitus and premarital childbearing in Sudan: A biosocial context.

• Assessing population dynamics in a rural African society: The Navrongo demographic surveillance system.

• Child undernutrition in war-torn society: The Ethiopian experience.

POPULATION STUDIES, November 1999, Vol. 53, N° 3

• The fertility impact of changes in the timing of childbearing in the developing world.

• Marginalization of African single mothers in the marriage market: Evidence from Cameroon.

• Childhood mortality and quality of care among abandoned children in nineteenth-century Italy.

• Recent European fertility patterns: Fitting curves to "distorted" distributions.

• Heterogeneity of child nutritional status between households: A comparison of six sub-Saharan Africa countries.

• An Australian map of British and Irish literacy in 1841.

• A multivariate analysis of homogamy in Montevideo, Uruguay.

POPULATION STUDIES, March 2000, Vol. 54, N° 1

• Social inequalities in cancer survival.

• Gender in population research: Confusing implications for health policy.

• Trends in cohabitation and implications for children's family contexts in the United States.

• The evolution of cohabitation in Britain, 1960-95.

• Dynamics of marriage change in Chinese rural society in transition: A study of a northern Chinese village.

• Interacting effects of nutrition and social class differentials on fertility and infant mortality in a pre-industrial population.

• Intergenerational exchanges in Vietnam: Family size, sex composition, and the location of children.

• Reproductive control in apartheid South Africa.

POPULATION STUDIES, July 2000, Vol. 54, N° 2

• Mortality and economic development over the course of modernization: An analysis of short-run fluctuations in Spain, 1850-1990.

• Mortality transition in the Ovamboland region of Namibia, 1930-1990.

• Reproductive history and mortality later in life: A comparative study of England and Wales and Austria.

• Recent trends in Tanzanian fertility.

• Co-residence of mid-life children with their elderly parents in England and Wales: Changes between 1981 and 1991.

• Problems and solutions in the measurement of migration intensities: Australia and Britain compared.

• Social interactions and fluctuations in birth rates.

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POPULATION/ REVUE EUROPEENNE DE DEMOGRAPHIE, 1999, Vol. 15, N° 3

• Demographic behaviour in Europe: Some results from FFS Country Reports and suggestions for further research.

• Les comportements démographiques en Europe : résultats tirés des rapports nationaux des enquêtes sur la fécondité et la famille, et suggestions pour des recherches à venir.

• Economic growth or survival? The problematic case of child mortality in Turkey.

• Croissance économique ou survie ? Le problème de la mortalité infantile en Turquie.

• Sexual behaviour and attitudes of students in the Moscow State University.

• Comportements et attitudes sexuelles d'étudiants de l'Université d'État de Moscou.

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF POPULATION/ REVUE EUROPEENNE DE DEMOGRAPHIE, 1999, Vol. 15, N° 4

• Without maps and compass? Towards a new European transition project.

• Economic reforms and fertility behaviour in rural China: An anthropological and demographic inquiry.

• Réformes économiques et comportements féconds en Chine rurale : une enquête anthropologique et démographique.

• Pathways to a third child in Sweden.

• Cheminements vers un troisième enfant, en Suède.

AUTREPART (ex-Cahiers des Sciences Humaines), 1997, N° 1

• Romances d'exil. Littérature de cordel et migrations au Brésil.

• Stories of exile, Literature of cordel and the migrations in Brazil.

AUTREPART, 1997, N° 2

• L'évolution des familles de milieux populaires à Mumbai, Inde.

• Evolution of families in popular classes in Mumbai, India.

• Changements familiaux au Vietnam depuis 1960 : trente années de formation des couples à Hanoi.

• Family changes in Vietnam since 1960: Thirty years of couple formation in Hanoi.

• Développement économique et transformation de la parenté aux Samoa occidentales (Pacifique Sud).

• Economic development and changes in kinship in Western Samoa (South Pacific).

• La famille mexicaine aux États-Unis.

• The Mexican family in the United States.

• Au Pérou, la famille peut-elle remplacer l'État ?.

• Can the family replace the State in Peru?

• La solidarité familiale face au sida : résultats d'une enquête réalisée à Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire) auprès de femmes malades du sida.

• Family solidarity by AIDS: Results of a survey of women suffering from AIDS carried out in Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire).

• Vers la construction d'un espace conjugal chez les Bwa du Mali ?

• Towards a conjugal household in the Bwa tribe of Mali?

• Modernisation, crise et transformation familiale en Afrique subsaharienne.

• Modernization, crisis and transformation of the family in sub-Saharan Africa.

AUTREPART, 1997, N° 3

• Les Hmong de la péninsule indochinoise : migrations et histoire.

• The Hmong in Indochinese peninsula: Migrations and history.

AUTREPART, 1998, n° 5

• La sociologie des déplacements forcés: un modèle théorique.

• Sociology of forced displacements: A theoretical model.

• Les enjeux de la politique locale dans la réinstallation : stratégies foncières des populations réinstallées et hôtes dans la zone du barrage de Manantali, Mali.

• The role of local politics in resettlement: Land tenure strategies among resettled and host populations in Manantali, Mali.

• Redistribution spatiale de la population et collectivisation au nord-Vietnam : délocalisation des Kinh et sédentarisation des minorités.

• Population redistribution and collectivism in North-Vietnam: The Kinh transmigration and minorities sedentarization.

• L'immobilité forcée: la sédentarisation des nomades dans le Sud tunisien.

• Forced immobility: Sedentarization of nomads in the South of Tunisia.

• Une enquête chez des réfugiés urbains : le cas des exilés rwandais à Nairobi.

• A survey among urban refugees: The case of exiled Rwandese in Nairobi.

• Les naufragés du fleuve : le problème des réfugiés mauritaniens dans la vallée du fleuve Sénégal.

• River-wrecked populations: The issue of the Mauritanian refugees in the Valley of the Senegal River.

• La réponse institutionnelle chilienne aux défis posés par le retour des exilés.

• Return from exile: The Chilean institutional response.

• Les refoulés du Zaïre : identité, autochtonie et enjeux politiques.

• Forced return migration in Zaire: Identity, autochtony and politics.

• Le poids de l'histoire et le choc des cultures : les réfugiés somaliens du Kenya confrontés à la raison d'État.

• Weight of history and clash of cultures: Somali refugees in Kenya faced to the government's policy.

AUTREPART, 1998, n° 7

• Les réfugiés dans la construction de l'État-nation turc.

• Refugees in the creation of the Turkish state.

• L'impact des réfugiés sur l'environnement écologique des pays d'accueil (Afrique subsaharienne).

• The impact of refugees on host environments (sub-Saharan Africa).

• Structure familiale à Ouagadougou et performance scolaire des filles et des garçons (Burkina Faso).

• Family structures in Ouagadougou and school results for girls and boys (Burkina Faso).

• Sexualité et procréation chez les Mvae (Cameroun).

• Sexuality and procreation among the Mvae (Cameroon).

AUTREPART, 1999, N° 11

• Mexico : de la ville à la mégapole.

• Mexico: From town to megapolis.

• Les reconstructions identitaires de l'exode : les réfugiés somaliens à Mombasa (Kenya).

• Reconstructing identities: Somalian refugees in Mombasa, Kenya.

• Villes et campagnes en Algérie.

• Algerian towns and countryside.

ASIA-PACIFIC POPULATION JOURNAL, December 1998, Vol. 13, N° 4

• The contraceptive potential of lactation for Bangladeshi women.

• Client perspectives on quality of reproductive health services in Viet Nam.

• Suicide in countries and areas of the ESCAP region.

• Ageing of the population in China: Trends and implications.

ASIA-PACIFIC POPULATION JOURNAL, March 1999, Vol. 14, N° 1

• Population policies and programmes in the post-ICPD era: Can the Pacific island countries meet the challenge?

• Fertility transition in the Islamic Republic of Iran: 1976-1996.

• Overseas migration and the well-being of those left behind in rural communities of Bangladesh.

ASIA-PACIFIC POPULATION JOURNAL, June 1999, Vol. 14, N° 2

• Fertility patterns of adolescent and older women in Pacific island countries: Programme implications.

• The importance of field-workers in Bangladesh's family planning programme.

• Unmet contraceptive need in Bangladesh: Evidence from the 1993/94 and 1996/97 Demographic and Health Surveys.

ASIA-PACIFIC POPULATION JOURNAL, September 1999, Vol. 14, N° 3

• Migration in Asia after the economic crisis: Patterns and issues.

• Permanent and temporary migration in Viet Nam during a period of economic change.

• Family planning, work and women's economic and social autonomy in Indonesia.

ASIA-PACIFIC POPULATION JOURNAL, December 1999, Vol. 14, N° 4

• The "Asian miracle".

• Asia's demographic miracle: 50 years of unprecedented change.

• Good health for many: The ESCAP region, 1950-2001.

• The demography of Asian ageing: Past accomplishments and future challenges.

• Mobility transitions within a global system: Migration in the ESCAP region.

• Asia's population and family planning programmes: Leaders in strategic communication.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION, 1997, Vol. 3, N° 2

• Analysis of contraceptive switching in Indonesia.

• STD knowledge and treatment seeking behavior and condom use among selected high risk behavior groups of population in North Jakarta, Surabaya, and Manado.

• Industrialisation, the state and education: Their role in "demographic improvement" among a cohort of rural factory women in West Java.

• Contraceptive use dynamics in Indonesia.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION, 1997, Vol. 3, N° 3

• Quality of care in family planning services: Indonesian family life survey 1993.

• Distribution of age at first marriage in Java-Bali.

• Gender issues and human resource development in public sector: An Indonesian case.

• Household expenditure and the utilization of family planning and maternal health services in Indonesia.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION, 1998, Vol. 4, N° 1

• Methods of observing and estimating migration data using census and survey data.

• The implications of social change for elderly care in rural Java: A theoretical framework.

• Feeding pattern, nutrient intake, and nutritional status among children 0-23 months of age in Indramayu, West Java, 1997.

• Urbanization in West Java in the "New Order" Era: Demographic and socioeconomic trends in Jabotabek region.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION, 1998, Vol. 4, N° 2Special Issue: Women's Studies Project

• Helping the husband, maintaining harmony: Family planning, women's work and women's household autonomy in Indonesia.

• Validity and reliability of family welfare measures: An experiment in Central and East Java.

• Family planning and women's empowerment: Challenges for the Indonesian family.

• In the shadow of men: Reproductive decision-making and women's psychological well-being in Indonesia.

• The women's studies project in Indonesia: Themes and implications.

JOURNAL OF POPULATION, 1999, Vol. 5, N° 1

• The demographic dimension of family changes in Indonesia.

• State ideologies and provision of reproductive health education and services: A case study in some cities in Indonesia.

• Approaches to understanding sexuality and reproductive health.

• Does demand for children's schooling quantity and quality in Indonesia differ across expenditure classes?

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