Mathematical Population Studies

1996 - 2025

Current editor(s): Prof. Noel Bonneuil, Annick Lesne, Tomasz Zadlo, Malay Ghosh and Ezio Venturino

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Editorial pp. 1-1: Marc Artzrouni
The solution of time-dependent population models pp. 311-329: Nan Li and Shripad Tuljapurkar
Degrouping mortality data for the elderly pp. 331-341: Anastasia Kostaki and Jan Lanke
Human capital, technological progress and the demographic transition pp. 343-363: Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz, G. Steinmann and Gustav Feichtinger
Persistent age distributions for an age-structured two-sex population model pp. 365-398: Hisashi Inaba

Preface pp. 1-1: Andrei Rogers
Estimating the regional migration patterns of the foreign-born population in the United States: 1950-1990 pp. 181-216: Andrei Rogers and James Raymer
Assessing structural change in U.S. migration patterns: A log-rate modeling approach pp. 217-237: Ge Lin
Modeling approaches to the indirect estimation of migration flows: From entropy to EM pp. 239-278: Frans Willekens
Model-based incomplete data analysis with an application to occupational mobility and migration accounts pp. 279-305: Stuart Sweeney

A two-sex age-structured population model: Well posedness pp. 111-129: Maia Martcheva and Fabio Milner
Problems concerning the parametric analysis of the age at first birth pp. 131-145: Ursula Henz and Johannes Huinink
How old is old? Revising the definition based on life table criteria pp. 147-159: Frank Denton and Byron Spencer
A long period multistate life table using micro data pp. 161-177: Robert Shavelle and David Strauss

A stochastic model for the study of last closed birth interval with some biosocial components pp. 1-27: Arvind Pandey, S. N. Dwivedi and R. N. Mishra
Coping with multiple morbidity in a life table pp. 29-49: Jan Barendregt, Gerrit Van Oortmarssen, Ben Van Hout, Jacqueline M. Van Den Bosch and Luc Bonneux
Multistate models of postpartum infecundity, fecundability and sterility by age and parity: Methodological issues pp. 51-78: Anatoli Yashin, Ivan Iachine, Kirill Andreev and Ulla Larsen
On solutions of the cohort parity analysis model pp. 79-107: Nicholas Barkalov

Exploring cyclic net reproduction pp. 277-290: Robert Schoen and Young Kim
On the use of the truncated Gompertz distribution and other models to represent the parity progression functions of high fertility populations pp. 291-305: J. H. Pollard and E. J. Valkovics
Fitting the Coale-Trussell model by maximum quasi-likelihood pp. 307-317: German Rodriguez and Dimiter Philipov
Mixed estimation of old-age mortality pp. 319-330: Juha Alho and Jukka Nyblom
Book review pp. 331-333: Marc Artzrouni

Editorial pp. 1-1: Marc Artzrouni
Analysis of completed parity using microsimulation modeling pp. 173-186: Minato Nakazawa and Ryutaro Ohtsuka
A multi-dimensional model for projecting family households - with an illustrative numerical application pp. 187-216: Zeng Yi, James Vaupel and Wang Zhenglian
Explaining hierarchical and interprovincial migrations of Chinese young adults by personal factors and place attributes: A nested logit analysis pp. 217-239: Zhongdong Ma and Kao-Lee Liaw
Modelling regional population growth in China pp. 241-274: Jianfa Shen and Nigel Spence

Migration bias in indirect estimates of regional childhood mortality levels pp. 69-93: Carl Schmertmann and Diana Oya Sawyer
On the distribution of completed parities when fertility is heritable pp. 95-128: R. H. Norden
Event history modeling of world fertility survey data pp. 129-153: Adrian Raftery, Steven Lewis, Akbar Aghajanian and Michael Kahn
Slow-fast dynamics in a model of population and resource growth pp. 155-169: Alexandra Milik and Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz

Editorial pp. 1-1: Marc Artzrouni
A problem in household composition pp. 3-18: Abraham Akkerman
Populations with quadratic exponential growth pp. 19-33: Young Kim and Robert Schoen
Stabilization, birth waves, and the surge in the elderly pp. 35-53: Robert Schoen and Young Kim
Population growth under changed fertility schedule in stability conditions pp. 55-65: K. N. S. Yadava, S. N. Yadava and D. Sarin