Demographic Research

1999 - 2025

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Volume 53, issue 19, 2025

Modelling the age and sex profiles of net international migration pp. 569-610

James Raymer, Patrick Gerland, Sara Hertog, Tianyu Shen and Qing Guan

Volume 53, issue 18, 2025

Universal yet local: Estimating county-level fertility ideals and intentions in China pp. 525-568

Donghui Wang, Yongai Jin and Tao Liu

Volume 53, issue 17, 2025

Gendered adolescent time use in Japan, Korea, Finland, and the United Kingdom across three decades pp. 511-524

Grace Chang and Man-Yee Kan

Volume 53, issue 16, 2025

The partnership context of first parenthood – and how it varies by parental class and birth cohort in the United Kingdom pp. 465-510

Alessandro Di Nallo

Volume 53, issue 15, 2025

Gendered labor market adjustments around marital and cohabiting union transitions during Europe’s early cohabitation diffusion pp. 419-464

Alícia Adserà and Federica Querin

Volume 53, issue 14, 2025

Should we be concerned about low fertility? A discussion of six possible arguments pp. 373-418

Øystein Kravdal

Volume 53, issue 13, 2025

Unpacking the black box of latent class analysis using qualitative life history interviews: A data-linked explanatory approach examining sexual behavior in rural South Africa pp. 343-372

Nicole Angotti, Enid Schatz, Brian Houle and Sanyu Mojola

Volume 53, issue 12, 2025

The distortion of fertility due to migration: A comparative analysis of migrants in the Netherlands and stayers in Poland pp. 325-342

Nasim Ahamed Mondal, Agnieszka Fihel and Weronika Kloc-Nowak

Volume 53, issue 11, 2025

Attitudes toward child well-being in diverse families across Europe pp. 307-324

Anne Solaz, Laura Bernardi, Dimitri Mortelmans, Anne-Rigt Poortman and Anja Steinbach

Volume 53, issue 10, 2025

The partnership, fertility, and employment trajectories of immigrants in the United Kingdom: An intersectional life course approach using three-channel sequence analysis pp. 261-306

Julia Mikolai and Hill Kulu

Volume 53, issue 9, 2025

Where do we go from here? Partnership-parenthood trajectories of cohabitation as first union during young adulthood in the United States pp. 245-260

Wenxuan Huang and Jessica A. Kelley

Volume 53, issue 8, 2025

Education, religion, and male fertility in sub-Saharan Africa: A descriptive analysis pp. 219-244

Afua Durowaa-Boateng

Volume 53, issue 7, 2025

The impact of population heterogeneity on the age trajectory of neonatal mortality: A study of US births 2008–2014 pp. 187-218

Jonas Schöley

Volume 53, issue 6, 2025

Trends in Indigenous fertility in Canada, 2001–2021 pp. 175-186

Yue Teng, Rachel Margolis and Howard Ramos

Volume 53, issue 5, 2025

The formal demography of kinship VII: Lifetime kin overlap within and across generations pp. 123-174

Hal Caswell and Lotte de Vries

Volume 53, issue 4, 2025

The protective role of parental work intensity for children in poverty in the United States pp. 84-122

Alicia García-Sierra

Volume 53, issue 3, 2025

Special times? How COVID-specific concerns disrupted fertility desires in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 47-82

Yining Yang and Grace Kao

Volume 53, issue 2, 2025

Modifying model life tables to derive mortality curves for countries with excess mortality pp. 21-46

Lina María Sanchez-Cespedes

Volume 53, issue 1, 2025

Using sequence analysis to visualize exposure to pregnancy in the postpartum period pp. 1-20

Dana Sarnak, Alison Gemmill, Wenxuan Huang and Linnea Zimmerman

Volume 52, issue 35, 2025

Expectations’ predictive power regarding international return and onward migration of immigrants pp. 1111-1122

Özge Elif Özer, Clara Mulder, Matthijs Kalmijn and Adrien Remund

Volume 52, issue 34, 2025

Grandchildren’s spatial proximity to grandparents and intergenerational support in the United States pp. 1097-1110

Olivia Healy and Rachel Dunifon

Volume 52, issue 33, 2025

Fertility differences across immigrant generations in the United Kingdom pp. 1051-1096

Jiseon Baek, Francesca Fiori, Hill Kulu and Sarah Christison

Volume 52, issue 32, 2025

The surge in living alone among young and middle-aged adults: A decomposition analysis of the rise in one-person households in Germany, 1991 to 2021 pp. 1037-1050

Anne-Sophie Oehrlein and Christof Wolf

Volume 52, issue 31, 2025

How do fathers and mothers allocate their leisure time? Patterns and inequalities across 13 European countries pp. 1023-1036

Anna Martinez Mendiola

Volume 52, issue 30, 2025

Household structure in Ghana: Exploring dynamics over three decades pp. 971-1022

Josephine Akua Ackah Baafi, Rebecca Sear, Sarah Walters, Estelle McLean, Kofi Awusabo-Asare, Anushé Hassan and Fabian Sebastian Achana

Volume 52, issue 29, 2025

Periods of high uncertainty: How fertility intentions in Russia changed during 2022–2023 pp. 939-970

Elena Vakulenko, Ilya Trofimenko, Valeria Kondrateva and Dmitriy Gorskiy

Volume 52, issue 28, 2025

A parallel kinship universe? A replication of Kolk et al. (2023) with Dutch register data on kinship networks pp. 915-938

Vera de Bel, Karsten Hank, Thomas Leopold and Eszter Bokányi

Volume 52, issue 27, 2025

Family and social resilience: A scoping review of the empirical literature pp. 887-914

Abrar Bawati, Max Thaning, Merve Uzunalioǧlu and Rense Nieuwenhuis

Volume 52, issue 26, 2025

Amish fertility in the United States: Comparative evidence from the American Community Survey and Amish population registries pp. 869-886

Lyman Stone, Stephanie Thiehoff and Cory Anderson

Volume 52, issue 25, 2025

Sociodemographic variation in family structures and geographic proximity between adult children and parents in Europe pp. 849-868

Saverio Minardi

Volume 52, issue 24, 2025

Examining the relationships between education, coresidential unions, and the fertility gap by simulating the reproductive life courses of Dutch women pp. 797-848

Rolf Granholm, Gert Stulp and Anne Gauthier

Volume 52, issue 23, 2025

Can we estimate crisis death tolls by subtracting total population estimates? A critical review and appraisal pp. 741-796

Hampton Gaddy and Maria Gargiulo

Volume 52, issue 22, 2025

Uncovering what matters: Family life-course aspects and personal wealth in late working age pp. 689-740

Nicole Kapelle and Carla Rowold

Volume 52, issue 21, 2025

Decomposing delayed first marriage and birth across cohorts: The role of increased employment instability among men in Japan pp. 635-688

Ryota Mugiyama

Volume 52, issue 20, 2025

Household living arrangements and disparities in hardship pp. 589-634

John Iceland and Jaehoon Cho

Volume 52, issue 19, 2025

Tempo effects in period TFR: Inspecting the role of shape and scale variations in a cohort model pp. 559-588

Stefano Mazzuco and Lucia Zanotto

Volume 52, issue 18, 2025

Uncovering the underlying causes for the narrowing, stalling, and widening Black–White mortality gap from 2000 to 2022 in the United States pp. 535-558

Hui Zheng, Yoonyoung Choi and Taehyun Ethan Kim

Volume 52, issue 17, 2025

Life expectancy by religious affiliation in Finland 1972–2020 pp. 519-534

Julia Klein, Jan Saarela and Martin Kolk

Volume 52, issue 16, 2025

The use of mobile phone surveys for rapid mortality monitoring: A national study in Burkina Faso pp. 479-518

Kassoum Dianou, Abdramane B. Soura, Shammi Luhar, Kelly McCain, Georges Reniers, Bruno Masquelier, Bruno Lankoandé, Ashira Menashe-Oren, Malebogo Tlhajoane and Hervé Bassinga

Volume 52, issue 15, 2025

On the momentum of pseudostable populations pp. 445-478

Gustav Feichtinger, Andreas J. Novák and Roland Rau

Volume 52, issue 14, 2025

Demographic convergence in marriage timing: Intersecting gender and educational expansion pp. 415-444

Hanbo Wu and Luca Maria Pesando

Volume 52, issue 13, 2025

Job creation, job destruction, and fertility in Germany pp. 383-414

Chen Luo and Ewa Jarosz

Volume 52, issue 12, 2025

Gender differences in routine housework among one-person households: A cross-national analysis pp. 369-382

Joan Garcia-Roman

Volume 52, issue 11, 2025

Health expectancies among older adults in China: Results from the 2010 and 2020 population censuses pp. 351-368

Yu Guo, Quanbao Jiang and Li Mei

Volume 52, issue 10, 2025

Infant mortality among US whites in the 19th century: New evidence from childhood sex ratios pp. 303-350

Jesse McDevitt-Irwin and James R. Irwin

Volume 52, issue 9, 2025

The constellations of child fostering in Kenya: Considering location and distance pp. 273-302

Cassandra Cotton and Clement Oduor

Volume 52, issue 8, 2025

Studying multiple causes of death through verbal autopsies: Contribution of an index of similarity pp. 229-272

Ariane Sessego, Kassoum Dianou, Bruno Lankoandé and Géraldine Duthé

Volume 52, issue 7, 2025

The changing inter-relationship between partnership dynamics and fertility trends in Europe and the United States: A review pp. 179-228

Bernice Kuang, Hill Kulu, Ann Berrington and Sindhu Vasireddy

Volume 52, issue 6, 2025

Unmarried motherhood and infant health: The role of intimate partner violence in Colombia pp. 141-178

Stefania Molina

Volume 52, issue 5, 2025

The demography of sexual identity development and disclosure among LGB people in Europe pp. 125-140

Anna Caprinali and Agnese Vitali

Volume 52, issue 4, 2025

Decriminalization of adultery likely changed women’s views on divorce following spousal infidelity in South Korea pp. 111-124

Jiwon Lee and Yool Choi

Volume 52, issue 3, 2025

Jointly estimating subnational mortality for multiple populations pp. 71-110

Ameer Dharamshi, Magali Barbieri, Monica Alexander and Celeste Winant

Volume 52, issue 2, 2025

Studying individuals in same-sex couples using longitudinal administrative data from Canadian tax records: Opportunities and challenges pp. 25-70

Chih-lan Winnie Yang, Xavier St-Denis, Sean Waite and Nicole Denier

Volume 52, issue 1, 2025

A comprehensive database of estimates and forecasts of Spanish sex–age death rates by climate area, income level, and habitat size (2010–2050) pp. 1-24

Celia Sifre-Armengol, Jose M. Pavía and Josep Lledó Benito