Demography

1965 - 2020

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Volume 14, issue 4, 1977

On Mortallty pp. 381-389

Evelyn Kitagawa

The impact of breast feeding patterns on the biometric analysis of infant mortality pp. 391-409

John Knodel and Hallie Kintner

What difference would it make if cancer were eradicated? An examination of the taeuber paradox pp. 411-418

Nathan Keyfitz

Measuring The Effects Of Race Differentials In Mortality Upon Surviving Family Members pp. 419-430

Gordon Sutton

The Predictive Validity Of Reproductive Intentions pp. 431-453

Charles Westoff and Norman Ryder

Target Fertility, Contraception, And Aggregate Rates: Toward A Formal Synthesis pp. 455-479

Ronald Lee

Son preference and the demand for additional children in pakistan pp. 481-495

M. Khan and Ismail Sirageldin

Residential segregation in urbanized areas of the United States in 1970: An analysis of social class and racial differences pp. 497-518

Reynolds Farley

The dimensionality of the urban functional system pp. 519-537

Richard Wanner

Population patterns in the past pp. 539-548

D. Eversley

Review Symposia pp. 548-556

T. Hollingsworth

Review Symposia pp. 557-562

Larry Long

Review Symposia pp. 562-569

Joseph Mangalam

Sampling variability of own-children fertility estimates pp. 571-580

Robert Retherford and Neil Bennett

Measuring the impact of child mortality on fertility: A methodological note pp. 581-590

Anne Williams

Further reactions to rogers and ledent’s comment pp. 591-592

Robert Schoen

Rejoinder pp. 593-593

Andrei Rogers and Jacques Leden

Erratum to: New Evidence on the Value of Birth Expectations pp. 594-594

Martin O’Connell and Maurice Moore

Volume 14, issue 3, 1977

New evidence on the value of birth expectations pp. 255-264

Martin O’Connell and Maurice Moore

The effect of children on marital dissolution pp. 265-272

Andrew Cherlin

Labor force participation of working mothers and family formation: Some further evidence pp. 273-284

William Clifford and Patricia Tobin

Sex selection with biased technologies and its effect on the population sex ratio pp. 285-296

Andrew Mason and Neil Bennett

Age and parity influences on maternal mortality: United States, 1919–1969 pp. 297-310

Linda Berry

Mortality in nineteenth century america: Estimates from New York and Pennsylvania census data, 1865 and 1900 pp. 311-331

Michael Haines

A two-sex nuptiality-mortality life table pp. 333-350

Robert Schoen

The size-density hypothesis in Great Britain: Analysis of a deviant case pp. 351-361

Douglas Massey and G. Edward Stephan

Population forecasting standards: Some consideralions concerning their necessity and content pp. 363-368

Donald Pittenger

A comment on samuel preston’s “family sizes of children and family sizes of women” pp. 369-373

Gregory Spencer

Reply pp. 375-377

Samuel Preston

Erratum to: The concept of population density: A suggestion pp. 378-378

Robert Stairs

Volume 14, issue 2, 1977

Community satisfaction, expectations of moving, and migration pp. 147-167

Robert Bach and Joel Smith

Residential preferences andmigration pp. 169-178

Gordon Jong

Relative income and fertility pp. 179-195

Rafiqul Choudhury

Mother’s home time and the production of child quality pp. 197-212

Belton Fleisher

Family planning program activity and patient enrollment rates in the United States, 1969 and 1971 pp. 213-222

Michael Hout

A vital statistics-based procedure for estimating conception rates pp. 223-238

Thomas Pullum and Stephen Williams

The relationship between Schoen’s V and a loglinear measure pp. 239-241

Jay Teachman

The concept of population density: A suggestion pp. 243-244

Robert Stairs

Spline interpolation of demographic oata pp. 245-252

Donald McNeil, T. Trullell and John Turner

Volume 14, issue 1, 1977

Interstate migrants in the United States: Some social-economic differences by type of move pp. 1-17

Ann Miller

The use of public transportation in urban areas: Toward a causal model pp. 19-31

Joyce Mamon and Harvey Marshall

Cohort, age, and period effects upon the employment of white females: Evidence for 1957–1968 pp. 33-42

George Farkas

Wife’s employment and cumulative family size in the United States, 1970 and 1960 pp. 43-65

Robert Weller

Marital instability and the economic status of women pp. 67-76

Saul Hoffman

The stable equivalent population, age composition, and Fisher’s reproductive value function pp. 77-86

Thomas Espenshade and Gregory Campbell

Methodological issues underlying multiple decrement life table analysis pp. 87-96

Charles Mode, Roger Avery, Gary Littman and Robert Potter

A new technique for measuring preferences in demographic studies pp. 97-102

Katharine Frohardt-Lane, J. Landis and William Bruvold

A model for estimating adolescent sterility among married women pp. 103-104

K. Pathak and C. Prasad

The population debate: Dimensions and perspective. Papers of the World Population Conference, Bucharest, 1974 pp. 105-120

Nicholas Demerath and Dudley Kirk

Improving the accessibility of data from the census of Canada pp. 121-129

J. Stinson

Trends in nonprinted U.S. census and survey data and some research implications pp. 131-135

Cynthia Taeuber

Non-American census data in machine readable form pp. 137-140

Judith Rowe

Population data in social science data archives: The survey holdings of the roper public opinion research center pp. 141-144

Paul Voss