Demography

1965 - 2020

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Volume 9, issue 4, 1972

Population density and the city pp. 521-529

Amos Hawley

Contraceptive sterilization in the U. S.: 1965 and 1970 pp. 531-548

Larry Bumpass and Harriet Presser

Asymptotic implications of fluctuating nuptiality and fertility considering both sexes together pp. 549-567

Che-Fu Lee

The fallacy of the five million women: A re-estimate pp. 569-587

Judith Blake and Prithwis Gupta

Model life tables: An empirical test of their applicability to less developed countries pp. 589-601

Arjun Adlakha

Urban determinants of racial differentiation in infant mortality pp. 603-615

Robert Jiobu

Methods for measuring school performance through cohort analysis pp. 617-624

Jacques Légaré

Forecasting first grade public school enrollment by neighborhood pp. 625-633

Ruth Fabricant and Janice Weinman

Male labor force participation revisited pp. 635-653

Roger Baer

Metropolitan migration efficiency pp. 655-664

Omer Galle and Max Williams

The determinants of migration between standard metropolitan statistical areas pp. 665-681

Michael Greenwood and Douglas Sweetland

Interdivisional migration differentials by education for groups of selected SMSA’S, United States, 1960 pp. 683-699

A. Zodgekar and K. Seetharam

Critical notes on an alleged operationalization of the concept of spatial utility pp. 701-703

Emilio Casetti

Rejoinder to casetti’s “critical notes on an alleged operationalization of the concept of spatial utility” pp. 705-707

Lawrence Brown, Frank Horton and Robert Wittick

Volume 9, issue 3, 1972

Reduction in fertility due to induced abortions: A simulation model pp. 339-352

K. Venkatacharya

The 1960s: A decade of progress for blacks? pp. 353-370

Reynolds Farley and Albert Hermalin

The influence of mumber and ages of children on residential mobility pp. 371-382

Larry Long

A further note on the relation between economic development and fertility pp. 383-398

Ita Ekanem

The temporal relationship of marriage, conception, and birth in Massachusetts pp. 399-414

Elizabeth Whelan

Retrospective evidence of a decline of fertility and child mortality in Bangladesh pp. 415-430

T. Schultz

Factors influencing the casefinding of migrations in the Liberian fertility survey pp. 431-441

John Rumford

On the ratio-correlation and related methods of subnational population estimation pp. 443-453

N. Namboodiri

Preprocessing the 1960–1970 U. S. census public use samples pp. 455-463

James Sakoda and William Sakoda

A mathematical model for resource allocation in population programs pp. 465-483

Charles Lawrence, Axel Mundigo and Charles ReVelle

Mortality risks, sequential decisions on births, and population growth pp. 485-498

Donald O’Hara

The relationship of family planning to savings and consumption in Taiwan pp. 499-505

Deborah Freedman

The poor as a “perfect contraceptive population” and zero population growth pp. 507-510

Karl Bauman

A note on the population of seventeenth century London pp. 511-514

George Zito

Comment on N. Fergany’s “On the Human Survivorship Function and Life Table Construction” pp. 515-515

Samarendranath Mitra

Erratum to: Non-familial activity and socio-economic differentials in fertility pp. 516-516

Stanley Kupinsky

Erratum to: A systems model for the population renewal process pp. 516-516

W. O’Neill

Volume 9, issue 2, 1972

Trends in age at marriage in postwar Ireland pp. 187-202

Brendan Walsh

Tobacco smoking and the sex mortality differential pp. 203-215

Robert Retherford

Residence background, migration, and fertility pp. 217-230

P. Ritchey and C. Stokes

The three R's: Residence, religion, and reproduction pp. 231-240

Robert Weller and Leon Bouvier

Optimal population and increasing returns to scale pp. 241-248

Robert Cole

Maximum likelihood estimates for the parameters of a continuous time model for first conception pp. 249-255

Shyam Singh and T. Bhaduri

Determinants of male labor mobility pp. 257-261

Donald Pursell

A stocks and flows approach to a theory of human migration with examples from past Irish migration pp. 263-274

Desmond O'Rourke

Impact of population changes on education cost pp. 275-293

Eduardo Arriaga

Some population characteristics of villages differentiated by size, location, and growth pp. 295-308

Glenn Fuguitt and Donald Field

A systems model for the population renewal process pp. 309-320

John Bongaarts and William O'Neill

City-suburban destination choices among migrants to metropolitan areas pp. 321-335

Alan Kirschenbaum

Erratum to: Use of a fertility simulation model to refine measurement techniques pp. 336-336

J. Barrett

Volume 9, issue 1, 1972

A study on IUD retention by curve-fitting pp. 1-11

Peng Liu, Lien Chow and Helen Abbey

Gradients of metropolitan dominance in turkey: Alternative models pp. 13-33

Roy Treadway

A Gompertz fit that fits: Applications to canadian fertility patterns pp. 35-50

Edmund Murphy and Dhruva Nagnur

Development and accuracy of projections of population and households in the united states pp. 51-68

Jacob Siegel

Evaluation of family planning program performance: A critical review pp. 69-86

Jack Reynolds

Net immigration of gainful workers into the united states, 1870–1930 pp. 87-105

Joseph Schachter

Factorial ecology: A critique and some suggestions pp. 107-117

Alfred Hunter

Demographic correlates of group achievement: contrasting patterns of Mexican-Americans and Japanese-Americans pp. 119-128

Peter Uhlenberg

Factors associated with religious and civil marriages pp. 129-141

Ira Rosenwalke

The living arrangements of separated, widowed, and divorced mothers pp. 143-157

James Sweet

Patterns of family location pp. 159-171

Avery Guest

Fertility, life cycle stage and female labor Force participation in Rhode Island: A retrospective overview pp. 173-185

Frank Mott