Demography

1965 - 2020

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Volume 13, issue 4, 1976

Facets of redistribution: research challenges and opportunities pp. 423-434

Sidney Goldstein

Changing patterns of migration between metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas in the United States: Recent evidence pp. 435-443

C. Tucker

Recent urbanization trends in peninsular malaysia pp. 445-461

Charles Hirschman

The effect of subsidized family planning services on reproductive behavior in the United States, 1969–1974 pp. 463-478

J. Udry, Karl Bauman and Naomi Morris

Motivations for the use of birth control: Evidence from West Africa pp. 479-493

Helen Ware

Abortion and family building models: Fertility limitation in Hungary pp. 495-505

Kathleen Ford

Some extensions of the keyfitz momentum relationship pp. 507-512

Keith Tognetti

Influence of instantaneous fertility decline to replacement level on population growth: An alternative model pp. 513-519

S. Mitra

Sensitivity analysis of discrete-time interregional population systems pp. 521-539

Kao-Lee Llaw

Life table techniques for multiple-cause mortality pp. 541-564

Kenneth Manton, H. Tolley and Sharon Poss

A note on migration and employment pp. 565-570

Wen Li

Race and intra-urban migration pp. 571-575

Linton Freeman and Morris Sunshine

An instance of reverse heaping of ages pp. 577-580

Robert Myers

Comment on charles F. Hohm’s “social security and fertility: An international perspective” pp. 581-586

William Kelly, Phillips Cutright and David Hittle

Reply to kelly, cutright, and hittle pp. 587-589

Charles Hohm

Volume 13, issue 3, 1976

Length of residence, social ties, and economic opportunities pp. 297-309

Michael Toney

Urbanization and de-urbanization of the black population before the civil war pp. 311-328

Jane Wilkie

The relation of psychological, social, and economic variables to fertility-related decisions pp. 329-338

James Jaccard and Andrew Davidson

Female work experience, employment status, and birth expectations: Sequential decision-making in the Philippines pp. 339-356

Mark Rosenzweig

Compensating changes in fertility and mortality pp. 357-368

Thomas Espenshade and C. Chan

Report on a multiple regression method for making population estimates pp. 369-379

William O’Hare

Report on matching procedures of a dual record system in the southern Philippines pp. 381-395

Francis Madigan and H. Wells

Provisional evaluation of the 1970 census count of American Indians pp. 397-409

Jeffrey Passel

Comment on M. J. Greenwood’s “simultaneity bias in migration models: An empirical examination” pp. 411-415

Julie DaVanzo

Volume 13, issue 2, 1976

The continuation of education after marriage among women in the United States: 1970 pp. 161-174

Nancy Davis and Larry Bumpass

Family size in successive generations: The effects of birth order, intergenerational change in lifestyle, and familial satisfaction pp. 175-187

Nan Johnson and C. Stokes

An analysis of the impact of education on family size pp. 189-198

Barbara Janowitz

Acomparison between Northern and Southern blacks residing in the North pp. 199-224

Stanley Lieberson and Christy Wilkinson

A refined estimator of measures of location of the age at first marriage pp. 225-233

T. Trussell

Annual fertility rates from census data on own children: Comparisons with vital statistics data for the United States pp. 235-249

Ronald Rindfuss

Effect of adjustment for sex composition in the measurement of fertility on intrinsic rates pp. 251-257

S. Mitra

Atechnique for estimating life expectancy with crude vital rates pp. 259-272

James McCann

Some sources of error and their effect on census statistics pp. 273-286

Barbara Ballar

Increment-decrement life tables: A comment pp. 287-290

Andrel Rogers and Jacques Ledent

Reply to Rogers and Ledent pp. 291-291

Robert Schoen

Volume 13, issue 1, 1976

Lifetime probability of additional births by age and parity for American women, 1935–1968: A new measurement of period fertility pp. 1-17

Chal Park

Constructing fertility tables for Soviet populations pp. 19-35

D. Mazur

A modification of a continuous time model for first conception pp. 37-44

S. Singh, K. Chakrabarty and V. Singh

Parity patterns of birth interval distribution pp. 45-64

Che-Fu Lee and Kuang-Hua Lin

Repeat abortion pp. 65-82

Robert Potter and Kathleen Ford

Immigration policies and trends: A comparison of Canada and the United States pp. 83-104

Monica Boyd

Family sizes of children and family sizes of women pp. 105-114

Samuel Preston

Labor force participation and family formation: A study of working mothers pp. 115-125

H. Theodore Groat, Randy Workman and Arthur Neal

The fall in household size and the rise of the primary individual in the United States pp. 127-138

Frances Kobrin

The United States population by race and urban-rural residence 1790–1860: Reference tables pp. 139-148

Jane Wilkie

Comment on W. Whitney Hicks’ “economic development and fertility change in Mexico, 1950–1970” pp. 149-152

Daniel Seiver

Reply pp. 153-155

W. Hicks

Volume 12, issue 4, 1975

The yield of the imperfect: The 1970 national fertility study pp. 573-580

Charles Westoff

Mass immigration and population dynamics in israel pp. 581-599

Dov Friedlander

Trends in return migration to the south pp. 601-614

Larry Long and Kristin Hansen

Some determinants of the migration of professional manpower pp. 615-628

Dieter Wermuth and Nanny Wermuth

Social security and fertility: An international perspective pp. 629-644

Charles Hohm

A method for the estimation of fecundability pp. 645-660

John Bongaarts

The construction of increment-decrement life tables: A comment on articles by R. Schoen and V. Nelson pp. 661-661

Jan Hoem

Reply to Hoem pp. 663-664

Robert Schoen and Verne Nelson

Comment on N. K. Namboodiri’s “which couples at given parities expect to have additional births? an exercise in discriminant analysis” pp. 665-668

Mark Rosenzweig and Daniel Seiver

Reply to Rosenzweig and seiver pp. 669-670

N. Namboodiri

Review symposium pp. 671-678

Samuel Preston and Kurt Mayer

Erratum to: Economics of the Family: Marriage, Children and Human Capital pp. 679-679

Theodore Schultz

Volume 12, issue 3, 1975

First-generation effects on second-generation fertility pp. 397-405

Yoram Porath

Do statements about desired family size predict fertility? the case of Taiwan, 1967–1970 pp. 407-416

Ronald Freedman, Albert Hermalin and Ming-Cheng Chang

Socioeconomic status, value orientations, and fertility behavior in India pp. 417-430

Dudley Poston and Joachim Singelmann

Emigration and fertility decline: The case of Barbados pp. 431-445

G. Ebanks, P. George and Charles Nobbe

Birth trajectory under changing fertility conditions pp. 447-454

James Frauenthal

Open and closed birth intervals for once-married spouse-present white women pp. 455-466

Donald Hastings and Walter Robinson

Standardization of cumulative failure rates pp. 467-470

Jay Herson

Contraceptive practice required to meet a prescribed crude birth rate target: a proposed macro-model (tabrap) and hypothetical illustrations pp. 471-489

Dorothy Nortman and John Bongaarts

Residential preferences and population distribution pp. 491-504

Glenn Fuguitt and James Zuiches

Living arrangements of widows in the United States and Israel, 1960 and 1961 pp. 505-518

Albert Chevan and J. Korson

Simultaneity bias in migration models: An empirical examination pp. 519-536

Michael Greenwood

The demography of the Kuwaiti population of Kuwait pp. 537-548

Allan Hill

Review symposium pp. 549-569

Mark Perlman, Frank Bean and N. Namboodlri

Erratum to: Constructing Increment-Decrement Life Tables pp. 571-571

Robert Schoen

Volume 12, issue 2, 1975

Effects of U. S. immigration law on manpower characteristics of immigrants pp. 179-191

Charles Keely

Volume, characteristics and consequences of internal migration in Colombia pp. 193-208

George Martine

The influence of women’s work opportunities on marriage rates pp. 209-222

Samuel Preston and Alan Richards

California’s experience with non-adversary divorce pp. 223-243

Robert Schoen, Harry Greenblatt and Robert Mielke

Convenience of work and the job constraint of children pp. 245-258

Jean Darian

Puzzles and further explorations in the interrelationships of successive births with husband’s income, spouses’ education and race pp. 259-274

Julian Simon

The equivalence of united states census data for persons of Russian stock or descent with American Jews: An evaluation pp. 275-290

Erich Rosenthal

Estimates of fecundability from a truncated distribution of conception times pp. 291-301

C. Suchindran and P. Lachenbruch

A general method of correction for age misreporting in census populations pp. 303-312

Prithwis Gupta

Constructing increment-decrement life tables pp. 313-324

Robert Schoen

A technique for measuring the effect of economic base on opportunity for blacks pp. 325-329

Charles Cortese and Judith Leftwich

Comment on V. K. Oppenheimer’s “The Life-Cycle Squeeze: The Interaction of Men’s Occupational and Family Life Cycles” pp. 331-332

A. Jaffe

Further comment on V. K. Oppenheimer’s “The Life-Cycle Squeeze: The Interaction of Men’s Occupational and Family Life Cycles” pp. 333-336

Murray Gendell

Reply to Gendell and Jaffe pp. 337-341

Valerie Oppenheimer

Comment on D. Loschky and W. Wilcox’s “Demographic Transition: A Forcing Model” pp. 343-349

Kenneth Kammeyer and Arthur Skidmore

Reply to Kammeyer and skidmore pp. 351-360

David Loschky and William Wilcox

Abuses of socioeconomic and demographic data: A comment on Ekanem’s study and Janowitz’s note pp. 361-366

Mashal Khan

Reply to Khan pp. 367-367

Barbara Janowitz

Further reply to Khan pp. 369-371

Ita Ekanem

Review symposium pp. 373-394

Thomas Ford, Arthur Conning and George Myers

Volume 12, issue 1, 1975

Black-white differentials in infant mortality in the south, 1940–1970 pp. 1-19

Eui Shin

Levels and patterns of infant and child mortality in ghana pp. 21-34

S. Gaisie

Childhood mortality, family size and birth order in pre-industrial Europe pp. 35-55

Joel Cohen

On A Method for Studying Family Size Preferences pp. 57-66

Gary Koch, James Abernathy and Peter Imrey

Sons, Daughters or Both?: An Analysis of Family Sex Composition Preferences in the Philippines pp. 67-79

William Stinner and Paul Mader

Measuring Change in Sex Composition pp. 81-88

Joseph Norland

The Welfare Effect of an Additional Child Cannot be Stated Simply and Unequivocally pp. 89-105

Julian Simon

Female Professional Work Opportunities: A Cross-National Study pp. 107-120

Rosemary Cooney

Stouffer’s Model Of Migration: A Comparison Of Interstate And Metropolitan Flows pp. 121-128

Walter Wadycki

Competition between spontaneous and induced abortion pp. 129-141

R. Potter, K. Ford and B. Moots

Conceptive delay, nonsusceptible period, and cohort fertility patterns pp. 143-153

Che-Fu Lee and Kuang-Hua Lin

Comment on J. Blake’s “can we believe recent data on birth expectations in the united states?” pp. 155-156

Larry Bumpass

Further comment on J. Blake’s “Can we believe recent data on birth expectations in the united states?” pp. 157-161

David Kruegel

Review Symposium pp. 163-177

Murray Gendell and Valerie Oppenheimer