Demography

1965 - 2020

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1969

Selectivity Of Migrants To A Metropolis In A Developing Country: A Mexican Case Study pp. 347-357

Harley Browning and Waltraut Feindt

Demographic Responses And Population Change pp. 359-381

Dov Friedlander

Marriage Patterns And Cumulative Fertility In West Malaysia: 1966–1967 pp. 383-401

James Palmore and Ariffin Marzuki

Sample registration in gujarat, india pp. 403-411

D. Mehta

Comparison of information on death certificates and matching 1960 census records: age, marital status, race, nativity and country of origin pp. 413-423

Thea Hambright

Registration completeness and international comparisons of infant mortality pp. 425-433

Helen Chase

Fertility planning status: united states, 1965 pp. 435-444

Norman Ryder and Charles Westoff

The prediction of completed fertility pp. 445-454

Larry Bumpass and Charles Westoff

Southern Negro Migration: Social And Economic Components Of An Ecological Model pp. 455-471

William Stinner and Gordon Jong

Patterns Of Residence In Poona, India, By Caste And Religion: 1822–1965 pp. 473-491

Surinder Mehta

Erratum to: The Applicability of the Burgess Zonal Hypothesis to Urban Canada pp. 493-493

Avery Guest

Volume 6, issue 3, 1969

The pattern of mortality change in Latin America pp. 223-242

Eduardo Arriaga and Kingsley Davis

First-marriage decrement tables by color and sex for the United States in 1958–60 pp. 243-260

Walt Saveland and Paul Glick

Age distribution and the stable equivalent pp. 261-269

Nathan Keyfitz

The applicability of the burgess zonal hypothesis to urban Canada pp. 271-277

Avery Guest

Correlates of divorce in the U.S.S.R pp. 279-286

Denis Mazur

On the dependence of age structure on asequence of mortality and fertility schedules: An exposition of a cyclical model of population change pp. 287-299

N. Namboodirl

On the theory of stable populations: A new and elementary proof of the theorems under weaker assumptions pp. 301-322

David McFarland

Migration between India and Pakistan, 1951–61 pp. 323-334

Pravin Visaria

Factors influencing contraception continuation rates: The oral and the intrauterine methods pp. 335-346

M. Hall and William Reinke

Volume 6, issue 2, 1969

Natural decrease of population: The current and prospective status of an emergent American phenomenon pp. 91-99

Calvin Beale

Some aspects of the use of birth expectations data from sample surveys for population projections pp. 101-115

Jacob Siegel and Donald Akers

Segmented generation mortality pp. 117-123

Mortimer Spiegelman

Shopping center location and retail store mix in metropolitan areas pp. 125-131

John Casparls

Duration of residence and prospective migration: Further evidence pp. 133-140

Kenneth Land

Mortality level, desired family size and population increase: Further variations on a basic model pp. 141-149

David Heer and Dean Smith

Differentials in divorce in maryland pp. 151-159

Ira Rosenwalke

Probability models for family building: An analytical review pp. 161-183

Mindel Sheps, Jane Menken and Annette Radick

A discrete-time two-sex age-specific stochastic population program incorporating marriage pp. 185-221

J. Pollard

Volume 6, issue 1, 1969

A study on the effectiveness of sterilizations in reducing the birth rate pp. 1-11

M. Haynes, George Immerwahr, Aleyamma George and P. Nayar

Note on some problems in interpreting migration data from the 1960 Census of population pp. 13-16

Ann Miller

Cohort disaggregation analysis of fertility data from a sample survey pp. 17-26

George Myers and Jeffry Gibson

The health of the clergy: A review of demographic literature pp. 27-43

Haitung King and John Bailar

Age at marriage as a variable in socio-economic differentials in fertility pp. 45-54

Larry Bumpass

Social components of metropolitan population densities pp. 55-74

Roy Treadway

Socio-economic correlates of fecundability in a sample of taiwanese women pp. 75-90

Anrudh Jain

Volume 5, issue 2, 1968

Progress and problems of world fertility control pp. 539-540

Donald Bogue

An overview of the ford foundation’s strategy for population work pp. 541-552

Oscar Harkavy, Lyle Saunders and Anna Southam

The population council and the demographic crisis of the less developed world pp. 553-560

Frank Notestein

The A.I.D. population and family planning program—goals, scope, and progress pp. 561-573

R. Ravenholt

The international planned parenthood federationits role in developing countries pp. 574-577

Colville Deverell

Fertility Control In Turkey pp. 578-589

Nusret Fişek and Frederic Shorter

Progress and problems of family planning in the United Arab Republic pp. 590-597

H. Toppozada

The control of family size in tropical Africa pp. 598-619

John Caldwell

Tunisia’s experience in family planning pp. 620-626

Warren Povey and George Brown

Moroccan family planning program—Progress and problems pp. 627-631

George Brown

Attitudes and practice of contraception in Kenya pp. 632-641

Donald Heisel

How India is tackling her population problem pp. 642-650

S. Chandrasekhar

The economic commission for Asia and the Far East program to assist fertility control pp. 651-658

C. Chandrasekharan

Measurement of family planning progress in Pakistan pp. 659-665

Enver Adil

Use of medical-paramedical personnel and traditiokal midwives in the Pakistan Family Planning program pp. 666-678

S. Jafarey, J. Ardee and A. Satterthwaite

Within family planning—Korea pp. 679-689

John Ross and Oliver Finnigan

Recent change in fertility rates of the Korean population pp. 690-698

Lee-Jay Cho and Man Hahm

Trial of a long-acting, injectable contraceptive as a substitute for the IUCD and the pill in a remote region of Thailand pp. 699-701

Edwin Mcdaniel

Family planning knowledge, attitudes, and practice in Malaya pp. 702-709

Saw Swee-Hock

How are we doing in family planning in India? pp. 710-713

S. Agarwala

Studies of fertility and fertility planning in the Philippines pp. 714-731

Mercedes Concepcion and Wilhelm Flieger

Recent fertility trends in West Malaysia pp. 732-744

Lee Cho, James Palmore and Lyle Saunders

Recent fertility change in Ceylon and prospects for the national family planning program pp. 745-756

Nicholas Wright

Motivational aspects of resistance to family planning in an Indian village pp. 757-766

Thomas Poffenberger

Manpower and training problems in family planning programs pp. 767-772

Donald Rice

India’s new departures in mass motivation for fertility control pp. 773-779

Frank Wilder and D. Tyagi

The prospect of family planning in Iran pp. 780-784

A. Sardari and R. Keyhan

Progress and problems of family planning in Brazil pp. 800-810

Walter Rodrigues

Medellin: A case of strong resistance to birth control pp. 811-826

Mario Jaramillo-Gomez

The Colombian program for public education, personnel training and evaluation pp. 827-835

Hernån Mendoza-Hoyos

The San Gregorio experimental family planning program: Changes observed in fertility and abortion rates pp. 836-845

Anibal Faundes, German Rodriguez-Galant and Onofre Avendano

Opposition to family planning in Latin America: conservative nationalism pp. 846-854

J. Mayone Stycos

Fertility decline in puerto rico: Extent and causes pp. 855-865

José Vazquez

The Mexican urbanization process and its implications pp. 866-873

Luis Otero

Recent population trends and family planning activity in the Caribbean pp. 874-893

Jack Harewood

Fertility and the need for family planning among the rural poor in the United States pp. 894-909

George Wilber

Family planning programs in the United States pp. 910-923

Fredrick Jaffe and Alan Guttmacher

Family planning programs of the office of economic opportunity: Scope, operation,and impact pp. 924-930

Gary London

Statistical evaluation of contraceptive methods: Use-effectiveness and extended use-effectiveness pp. 931-940

Christopher Tietze and Sarah Lewit

Commercial distribution of contraceptives in beveloping countries: Past, present, and future pp. 941-946

Harry Levin

Couple years of protection and births prevented a methodological examination pp. 947-959

Lee Bean and William Seltzer

Awareness sources and stages in the adoption of specific contraceptives pp. 960-972

James Palmore

A classified international bibliography of family planning research, 1955–68 pp. 973-1001

Reuben Hill

Volume 5, issue 1, 1968

The quality of demographic data for nonwhites pp. 1-10

Reynolds Farley

Patterns of occupational mobility among Negro men pp. 11-22

Otis Duncan

Educational differentials between Negroes and whites in the south pp. 23-33

Daniel Price

A set of analytical models for the study of open birth intervals pp. 34-44

K. Srinivasan

Social and demographic correlates of contraceptive adoption in a rural area of East Pakistan pp. 45-54

John Stoeckel

Women's work participation and fertility in metropolitan areas pp. 55-60

O. Collver

Male fertility in New Orleans pp. 61-78

Carl Harter

Employment status and retrospective and prospective migration in the United States pp. 79-85

George Masnick

Evaluation and adjustment of vital registration data from the compulsory registration areas of Ghana pp. 86-92

G. Kpedekpo

Marital characteristics in relation to the rural-urban continuum in taiwan pp. 93-103

D. Yuan

Mortality level, desired family size, and population increase pp. 104-121

David Heer and Dean Smith

Effects of a family planning program on the fertility of a marginal working-class community in Santiago pp. 122-137

Aníbal Faúndes-Latham, Germán Rodríguez-Galant and Onofre Avendaño-Portius

The intermediate variables, social structure, and fertility change: A critique pp. 138-157

H. Tien

The evolution of marxist theories of population: Marxism recognizes the population problem pp. 158-173

James Brackett

That earlier plague pp. 174-184

Josiah Russell

The significance of differences in patterns of mortality for population projections pp. 185-197

Kogalur Basavarajappa

Income and differentials in current fertility pp. 198-211

Lee-Jay Cho

Recent trends in childspacing among American women pp. 212-225

Wilson Grabill and Maria Davidson

The effects of differing trends in fertility and of educational advance on the growth, quality, and turnover of the labor force pp. 226-248

Gavin Jones and Paul Gingrich

Retrospective and subsequent metropolitan residential mobility pp. 249-267

Maurice Arsdol, Georges Sabagh and Edgar Butler

Prosperity, war, immigration, and “cultural” factors in modeling United States population growth since 1790 pp. 268-305

N. Diamantides

Travel, tourism, and migration pp. 306-310

Robert Schmitt

A study of age at remarriage: The district of Columbia, 1960–61 pp. 311-317

Ruth Loeb

Education differentials in mortality by cause of death: United States, 1960 pp. 318-353

Evelyn Kitagawa and Philip Hauser

Concerning an index of mortality pp. 354-361

George Hillery and John Saunders

The role of sampling in population censuses: Its effect on timeliness and accuracy pp. 362-373

Joseph Waksberg

Sex ratio of registered live births in the united states, 1942–63 pp. 374-381

James Tarver and Che-Fu Lee

An elementary approach to the population projection-matrix, to the population reproductive value, and to related topics in the mathematical theory of population growth pp. 382-409

Leo Goodman

Estimates of the “true” educational distribution of the adult population of the United States from 1910 to 1960 pp. 410-421

Susan Gustavus and Charles Nam

The return from investment in population control in less developed countries pp. 422-432

Leonard Bower

Rhythm: A hazardous contraceptive method pp. 433-438

Mario Jaramillo-Gomez and Juan Londoño

Stable migration rates from the multiregional growth matrix operator pp. 439-442

Leroy Stone

Class, ethnicity, and residence in metropolitan America pp. 443-448

Mary Powers

Private sector logistics in population control: A case in Jamaica pp. 449-459

John Farley and Harold Leavitt

An analysis of the differences between marriage statistics from registration and those from censuses and surveys pp. 460-474

Ellen Jamison and Donald Akers

Accuracy of the housing unit method in preparing population estimates for cities pp. 475-484

Donald Starsinic and Meyer Zitter

Evaluation of birth statistics derived retrospectively from fertility histories reported in a national population survey: United States, 1945–64 pp. 485-503

Monroe Sirken and Georges Sabagh

some “Marketing correct” recommendations for family planning campaigns pp. 504-507

Julian Simon

“Population redistribution and economic growth, United States, 1870-1950,” A Review pp. 508-524

Leroy Stone

Mortality in the United States: A review and evaluation of special reports of the national center for health statistics pp. 525-538

Mortimer Spiegelman