Demography

1965 - 2020

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Volume 3, issue 2, 1966

Application of life table techniques to measurement of contraceptive effectiveness pp. 297-304

Robert Potter

Recent developments in seasonally adjusting vital statistics pp. 305-318

Harry Rosenberg

Family growth and family planning: Responses to a family-planning action program in a rural district of Thailand pp. 319-331

Amos Hawley and Visid Prachuabmoh

Use of the intra-uterine contraceptive device in rural West Pakistan pp. 332-342

R. Rider, P. White, A. Ghazi and P. Harper

A study in family planning communication—Direct mailing pp. 343-351

Brajesh Bhatia, Dinesh Dubey and Avtar Devgan

A study of migration to Greater Santiago (Chile) pp. 352-377

Juan Elizaga

Bombay migration study: A pilot analysis of migration to an Asian metropolis pp. 378-392

K. Zachariah

Effect of census errors on the measurement of net migration pp. 393-415

C. Hamilton

Cohort migration pp. 416-422

Karl Taeuber

Economic development and fertility pp. 423-444

David Heer

Contributions of natality models to program planning and evaluation pp. 445-449

Mindel Sheps

A computer model of family building based on expected values pp. 450-461

Robert Potter and James Sakoda

A further look at catholic fertility pp. 462-469

Basil Zimmer and Calvin Goldscheider

Validity of centenarian data in the 1960 Census pp. 470-476

Robert Myers

Study of age misstatement among young children in Ghana pp. 477-490

John Caldwell

Residential redistribution of socioeconomic strata in metropolitan areas pp. 491-499

Leo Schnore and James Pinkerton

Late-thirteenth-century Ireland as a region pp. 500-512

Josiah Russell

Small town growth in the United States: An analysis by size class and by place pp. 513-527

Glenn Fuguitt and Donald Thomas

A unified approach to interpolation and graduation pp. 528-536

Nathan Keyfitz

The multiregional matrix growth operator and the stable interregional age structure pp. 537-544

Andrei Rogers

The impact of Medicare on demography pp. 545-547

Robert Myers

White-nonwhite differentials: Overview and implications pp. 548-565

Earl Huyck

Demographic implications of the New United States certificates pp. 566-573

Anders Lunde and Robert Grove

The demographic viewpoint in the vital and health statistics monographs of The American Public Health Association pp. 574-577

Mortimer Spiegelman

CharacteriStics and utilization of midwives in a selected rural area of East Pakistan pp. 578-580

H. Croley, S. Haider, Sultana Begum and Harold Gustafson

How many people have lived on the earth? pp. 581-582

Nathan Keyfitz

Abridged life tables for Pakistan and Provinces: 1962 pp. 583-584

Mohammed Aslam and Sultan Hashmi

Volume 3, issue 1, 1966

Occupation trends and patterns of net mobility in the United States pp. 1-18

Otis Duncan

Occupational mobility as a probability process pp. 19-34

Robert Hodge

Education and automation pp. 35-46

A. Jaffe

A theory of migration pp. 47-57

Everett Lee

Migration differentials in labor force participation: United States, 1960 pp. 58-67

Ann Miller

The impact of postwar immigration on the demographic and social structure of Switzerland pp. 68-89

Kurt Mayer

Demographic modernization: Continuities and transitions pp. 90-108

Irene Taeuber

Values and fertility analysis pp. 109-130

Joseph Spengler

On the relation of economic factors to recent and projected fertility changes pp. 131-153

Richard Easterlin

Ideal family size among white Americans: A quarter of a century’s evidence pp. 154-173

Judith Blake

The fertility of north American catholics: A comparative overview pp. 174-187

Thomas Burch

Recent changes in Negro fertility pp. 188-203

Reynolds Farley

An estimate of the long-term crude birth rate of the agricultural population of China pp. 204-208

Chia Pan

Delayed marriage and prospects for fewer births in Punjab villages pp. 209-217

John Wyon, Stephen Finner, David Heer, Nadipuram Parthasarathy and John Gordon

New abridged life tables for Peru: 1940, 1950–51, and 1961 pp. 218-237

Eduardo Arriaga

Illustrative statistics from the National Mortality Survey pp. 238-246

Gordon Sutton

Privacy, poverty, and old age pp. 247-258

John Beresford and Alice Rivlin

The latent roots of the population projection matrix pp. 259-275

E. Murphy

Trends and current patterns of marital status among nonwhite persons pp. 276-288

Hugh Carter and Paul Glick

Self-enumeration as a census method pp. 289-295

Conrad Taeuber and Morris Hansen

Volume 2, issue 1, 1965

New “Family Planners” In Rural East Pakistan pp. 1-7

A. Khan and Harvey Choldin

An empirical analysis on technophobia/technophilia in consumer market segmentation pp. 1-16

Adele Coppola and Fabio Verneau

Effects Of Variation In Field Personnel On Census Results* pp. 8-32

Barbara Powell and Leon Pritzker

Methodology for the Measurement of Current Fertility From Population Data on Young Children pp. 50-73

Wilson Grabill and Lee Cho

Family planning survey in Dacca, East Pakistan pp. 74-96

Beryl Roberts, David Yaukey, William Griffiths, Elizabeth Clark, A. Shafiullah and Raiunnessa Huq

Mortality Trends For Causes Of Death In Countries Of Low Mortality pp. 115-125

Mortimer Spiegelman

Social class segregation among nonwhites in metropolitan centers pp. 126-133

Leo Schnore

A Stochastic analysis of geographic mobility and population projections of the census divisions in the United States pp. 134-139

James Tarver and William Gurley

Trends in the components of population growth in the arab countries of the middle east: A survey of present information pp. 140-186

M. El-Badry

New approaches in studying the life cycle of the family pp. 187-202

Paul Glick and Robert Parke

Investment allocation and population growth pp. 203-232

Paul Demeny

Labor force participation: A stimulus to fertility in Puerto Rico? pp. 233-239

Robert Carleton

Farm background and differential fertility pp. 240-249

Otis Duncan

Stability and change in expectations about family size: A longitudinal study pp. 250-275

Ronald Freedman, Lolagene Coombs and Larry Bumpass

On the interaction of populations pp. 276-288

Nathan Keyfitz

Survey methods, based on periodically repeated interviews, aimed at determining demographic rates pp. 289-301

Jorge Somoza

The relation of marriage to fertility in african demographic inquiries pp. 302-308

Etienne Walle

Some recent vital rates and trends in the Philippines: Estimates and evaluation pp. 309-316

Francis Madigan

Methodological aspects of the construction of nuptiality tables pp. 317-348

Walter Mertens

The social strategy of family formation: Some variations in time and space pp. 349-362

Judah Matras

Trends in unincorporated places, 1950–60 pp. 363-371

Glenn Fuguitt

Factorial ecology: Helsinki, 1960 pp. 372-385

Frank Sweetser

The demographic rates and social institutions of the nineteenth-century negro population: a stable population analysis pp. 386-398

Reynolds Farley

An analysis of nineteenth-century frontier populations pp. 399-413

Jack Eblen

Cohort fertility versus parity progression as methods of projecting births pp. 414-428

Donald Akers

Practical and mathematical considerations in the formulation snd selection of migration rates pp. 429-443

C. Hamilton

Primary, secondary, and return migration in the United States, 1955–60 pp. 444-455

Hope Eldridge

Factors related to school retention pp. 456-462

Charles Nam and John Folger

Demographic correlates of interracial marriage in Hawaii pp. 463-473

Robert Schmitt

The balance of social, economic, and demographic change in puerto rico—1950–60 pp. 474-489

Allan Feldt and Robert Weller

Long swings in u.s. demographic and economic growth: some findings on the historical pattern pp. 490-507

Richard Easterlin

Marital Fertility and Size of Family of Orientation pp. 508-515

Otis Duncan, Ronald Freedman, J. Coble and Doris Slesinger

Estimation of Vital Rates for Populations in the Process of Destabilization pp. 516-530

Paul Demeny

Abortion, Contraception, and Population Policy in the Soviet Union pp. 531-539

David Heer

Religious fundamentalism, socio-economic status, and fertility attitudes in the southern appalachians pp. 540-548

Gordon Jong

Socio-economic differentials among monwhite races in the state of washington pp. 549-566

Calvin Schmid and Charles Nobbe

Some demographic measurements for Korea based on the quasi-stable population theory pp. 567-578

Yun Kim

Some longitudinal data on internal migration pp. 579-592

Henry Shyrock and Elizabeth Larmon

Birth projections with cohort models pp. 593-599

James Beshers

The Pros and Cons of “Self-Enumeration” pp. 600-626

Donald Bogue

Report of the one-day seminar on computer applications to demography held at the bureau of the census on july 17, 1964 pp. 627-629

James Brackett

An Evaluation of new estimates of the negro population pp. 630-639

Melvin Zelnik