Demography

1965 - 2020

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Beyond the demographic transition pp. 549-561: Arthur Campbell
The formal dynamics of controlled populations and the echo, the boom and the bust pp. 563-585: Ronald Lee
The measurement of family size preferences and subsequent fertility pp. 587-611: Lolagene Coombs
Economic determinants of family size in West Africa pp. 613-627: Donald Snyder
Ethnic variations in the relationship between income and fertility pp. 629-640: Frank Bean and Charles Wood
Age at marriage, family planning practices, and other variables as correlates of fertility in Korea pp. 641-656: Mo-Im Kim, Rowland Rider, Paul Harper and Jae-Mo Yang
Natural population decrease in Iowa counties pp. 657-672: H. Chang
Computer display of population age structure pp. 673-682: James Pick
Generating functions for partial sex control problems pp. 683-689: David Smith
Fertility and per apita income: Acomment on Janowitz’s results pp. 691-694: Daniel Suits
Review symposium pp. 695-708: John Aird, W. Borrle and Janet Salaff
Reply pp. 708-714: H. Tien
Erratum to: New Estimates of the vital rates of the United States black population during the nieneteenth centrury pp. 715-715: Jack Eblen

Age at marriage as a factor in state divorce rate differentials pp. 361-375: James Weed
Legal abortion and fertility in Maryland, 1960–1971 pp. 377-395: Ira Rosenwaike and Robert Melton
Nuptiality and fertility of birth cohorts pp. 397-406: Ladislav Ruzicka
Economic development and fertility change in Mexico, 1950–1970 pp. 407-421: W. Hicks
Interregional differences in fertility in Brazil, 1950–1970 pp. 423-440: Thomas Merrick
A note on differential fertility in Sri Lanka pp. 441-456: Dallas Fernando
The relationship of the crude birth rate and its components to social and economic development pp. 457-472: Avery Guest
The multiregional net maternity function and multiregional stable growth pp. 473-481: Andrel Rogers
Modeling and forecasting populations by time series: The Swedish case pp. 483-492: Joao Saboia
Metropolitan retail nucleation pp. 493-507: Avery Guest and Christopher Cluett
Differential life-styles between migrants and nonmigrants: A case study of the city of Shiraz, Iran pp. 509-520: All Paydarfar
The Social ecology of Madrid: Stratification in comparative perspective pp. 521-532: Mark Abrahamson and Paul Johnson
Comment on G. Hendershot’s “Population size, military power, and antinatal policy” pp. 533-535: William Kelly
Review symposium pp. 537-545: Geoffrey Hawthorn and J. Slycos

Residential satisfaction as an intervening variable in residential mobility pp. 173-188: Alden Speare
Effect on unwanted fertility of extending physician-administered birth control in the United States pp. 189-194: J. Udry and Karl Bauman
The bogue-palmore technique for estimating direct fertility measures from indirect indicators as applied to Tennessee counties, 1960 and 1970 pp. 195-205: Barry Tuchfeld, Leverett Guess and Donald Hastings
Pregnancy termination intervals in a rural area of Bangladesh pp. 207-214: John Stoeckel and A. Choudhury
Demographic transition: A forcing model pp. 215-225: David Loschky and William Wilcox
The life-cycle squeeze: The interaction of men’s occupational and family life cycles pp. 227-245: Valerie Oppenheimer
White-nonwhite differentials in occupational mobility among men in the United States, 1962–1972 pp. 247-265: Robert Hauser and David Featherman
Marriage, divorce, and mortality: A life table analysis pp. 267-290: Robert Schoen and Verne Nelson
The marriage squeeze pp. 291-299: H. Muhsam
New estimates of the vital rates of the United States black population during the nineteenth century pp. 301-319: Jack Eblen
Mapping of population density pp. 321-336: Carsten Haaland and Michael Heath
Review symposium pp. 337-360: George Masnick, Jean Bourgeois-Pichat and Theodore Schultz

Estimates of coverage of the population by sex, race, and age in the 1970 census pp. 1-23: Jacob Siegel
Can we believe recent data on birth expectations in the United States? pp. 25-44: Judith Blake
Which couples at given parities expect to have additional births? An exercise in discriminant analysis pp. 45-56: N. Namboodiri
Expected family size and perceived status deprivation among high school senior women pp. 57-73: Steven Mclaughlin
The initiation of contraception pp. 75-87: Ronald Rindfuss and Charles Westoff
The impact of urbanization and geographical dispersion on the linguistic russification of soviet nationalities pp. 89-103: Brian Silver
Revision of Ladino and Maya census populations of Guatemala, 1950 and 1964 pp. 105-117: John Early
Effect of mortality change on stable population parameters pp. 119-130: Samuel Preston
Sex ratio at birth: Values, variance, and some determinants pp. 131-142: Gerald Markle
Using gross migration data compiled from the social security sample file pp. 143-148: Vernon Renshaw
Comment on c. gibson’s “Urbanization in new zealand: A comparative analysis” pp. 149-150: John Collette
Review symposium pp. 151-166: Thomas Burch and A. Keir Nash
Reply to burch and nash pp. 167-170: Edwin Driver