Demography

1965 - 2020

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1973

A critique of the national fertility study pp. 495-506

Norman Ryder

The effects of demographic factors on age composition and the implications for per capita income pp. 507-515

Barbara Janowitz

Population size, military power, and Antinatal policy pp. 517-524

Gerry Hendershot

Construction of nuptiality tables for the single population in India: 1901–1931 pp. 525-535

C. Malaker

Age composition in the absence of mortality and in other odd circumstances pp. 537-542

Ansley Coale

Growth of U.S. population, 1940–1971, in the light of an interactive two-sex model pp. 543-565

Prithwis Gupta

A more accurate short method of approximating Lotka’s r pp. 567-570

James McCann

Birth control and the black American: A matter of genocide? pp. 571-590

Robert Weisbord

The prediction of fertility among catholics: A longitudinal analysis pp. 591-597

Franklin Wilson and Larry Bumpass

The family size utility function pp. 599-618

Kenneth Terhune and Sol Kaufman

Desired family size in Thailand: Are the responses meaningful? pp. 619-637

John Knodel and Visid Prachuabmoh

Evaluation of an experimental short interview form designed to collect fertility data: The case of Peru pp. 639-657

Albert Marckwardt

Comment on George zito’s “a note on the population of seventeenth century London” pp. 659-660

Thomas Espenshade

Reply to Espenshade pp. 661-662

George Zito

Reactions to Blake and Das Gupta’s “the fallacy of the five million women: A re-estimate” pp. 663-672

Phillips Cutright

Further reactions to Blake and Das Gupta’s “the fallacy of the five million women: A re-estimate” pp. 673-677

Richard Osborn

Reply to cutright and Osborn pp. 679-684

Judith Blake and Prithwis Gupta

A survey of population textbooks pp. 685-696

Leon Bouvier and Lincoln Day

Volume 10, issue 3, 1973

Perspectives on the recent upturn in divorce and remarriage pp. 301-314

Paul Glick and Arthur Norton

The difference in unwanted births between blacks and whites pp. 315-328

Karl Bauman and J. Udry

Differential fertility in central India: A path analysis pp. 329-350

Hugh Loebner and Edwin Driver

Pearsonian Type I curve and its fertility projection potentials pp. 351-365

S. Mitra and A. Romaniuk

Estimates of vital rates for the Canadian Indians, 1960–1970 pp. 367-382

Victor Piché and M. George

Estimation of vital rates by means of monte carlo simulation pp. 383-403

Bennett Dyke and Jean MacCluer

On long-term mortality trends in the United States, 1850–1968 pp. 405-419

S. Rao

On the efficiency of the estimates of life table functions pp. 421-426

S. Mitra

A functional classification of metropolitan communities pp. 427-445

Roy Kass

Estimating the incidence and prevalence of birth orders: A technique using census data pp. 447-458

J. Veevers

A note on the generalization of William Brass’s model pp. 459-467

Suddhendu Biswas

Design of household sample surveys to test death registration completeness pp. 469-478

Monroe Sirken

Cross-Section Studies As Predictors of Trends in Birth Rates: A Note on Ekanem’s Results pp. 479-481

Barbara Janowitz

General theory of population pp. 483-493

Kingsley Davis and George Zaidan

Volume 10, issue 2, 1973

A method for combining sample survey data and symptomatic indicators to obtain population estimates for local areas pp. 137-160

Eugene Ericksen

Ethnic segregation in urban Israel pp. 161-184

Vivian Klaff

Short-term fluctuations in fertility and economic activity in Israel pp. 185-204

Voram Ben-Porath

Economic determinants of fertility: Results from cross sectional aggregate data pp. 205-223

Glen Cain and Adriana Weininger

Interrelations between migration and fertility in Thailand pp. 225-241

Sidney Goldstein

Migration differentials by education and occupation: Trends and variations pp. 243-258

Larry Long

A test and modification of zipf’s hypothesis for predicting interstate migration pp. 259-275

James Tarver and R. McLeod

Estimating internal migration from incomplete data using model multiregional life tables pp. 277-287

Andrei Rogers

The limits to growth: A report for the club of rome’s project on the predicament of mankind Donella H. Meadows, Dennis L. Meadows, Jergen Randers, and William W. Behrens, III pp. 289-299

Warren Robinson

Volume 10, issue 1, 1973

Occupational mobility and fertility in metropolitan Latin America pp. 1-17

Monica Boyd

The effects of formal church affiliation and religiosity on the fertility patterns of Mexican-American catholics pp. 19-36

David Alvírez

Fertility and economic dependency of Soviet women pp. 37-51

D. Mazur

Urban growth and population densities pp. 53-69

Avery Guest

Urbanization in New Zealand: A comparative analysis pp. 71-84

Campbell Gibson

Birth control, income redistribution, and the rate of saving: The case of Mexico pp. 85-98

John Isbister

Postamenorrheic versus postpartum strategies of contraception pp. 99-112

Robert Potter, G. Masnick and Murray Gendell

An exponential model of female sterility pp. 113-121

Donald Pittenger

Comment on e. van de walle and J. Knodel’s “Teaching Population Dynamics With A Simulation Exercise” pp. 123-123

David Marple

Review symposium pp. 125-136

E. Grebenik and Edward Stockwell