Population Studies

1988 - 2025

Current editor(s): John Simons, Francesco Billari, James J. Brown, John Cleland, Andrew Foster, John McDonald, Tom Moultrie, Mikko Myrsklä, Alice Reid, Wendy Sigle-Rushton, Ronald Skeldon and Frans Willekens

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2019, volume 73, articles 3

Does broadband Internet affect fertility? pp. 297-316

Francesco Billari, Osea Giuntella and Luca Stella

Stalling fertility decline of Israeli Muslims and the demographic transition theory pp. 317-333

L. Daniel Staetsky

Women’s educational attainment and fertility among Generation X in the United States pp. 335-351

Emma Zang

Caesarean section and children’s health: A quasi-experimental design pp. 353-368

Jessica Polos and Jason Fletcher

Mind the gap: The health advantages that accompany parental marriage vary by maternal nativity pp. 369-386

Wendy Sigle and Alice Goisis

The contribution of urbanization to changes in life expectancy in Scotland, 1861–1910 pp. 387-404

Catalina Torres, Vladimir Canudas-Romo and Jim Oeppen

Tracking progress in mean longevity: The Lagged Cohort Life Expectancy (LCLE) approach pp. 405-421

Michel Guillot and Collin F. Payne

Maternity migration and the recent normalization of the sex ratio at birth in Hong Kong pp. 423-438

Stuart Gietel-Basten and Georgia Verropoulou

Estimating men’s fertility from vital registration data with missing values pp. 439-449

Christian Dudel and Sebastian Klüsener

2019, volume 73, articles 2

The links between women’s employment and children at home: Variations in low- and middle-income countries by world region pp. 149-163

John Bongaarts, Ann K. Blanc and Katharine J. McCarthy

Family size and educational attainment in England and Wales pp. 165-178

Tak Wing Chan, Morag Henderson and Rachel Stuchbury

Mixed marriage among immigrants and their descendants in the United Kingdom: Analysis of longitudinal data with missing information pp. 179-196

Hill Kulu and Tina Hannemann

Until work do us part: Labour migration and occupational stratification in non-cohabiting marriage pp. 197-216

Giulia Ferrari and Ross Macmillan

Education, cognitive ability, and cause-specific mortality: A structural approach pp. 217-232

Govert Bijwaard, Per Tynelius and Mikko Myrskylä

Sexual activity and weekly contraceptive use among young adult women in Michigan pp. 233-245

Susannah E. Gibbs, Yasamin Kusunoki, Elizabeth Colantuoni and Caroline Moreau

Gender egalitarianism, perceived economic insecurity, and fertility intentions in Spain: A qualitative analysis pp. 247-260

Xiana Bueno and Mary C. Brinton

Divorce, living arrangements, and material well-being during the transition to adulthood in rural Malawi pp. 261-275

Monica J. Grant and Isabel Pike

Sixty years of change in Tibetan fertility: An assessment pp. 277-285

Thomas Spoorenberg

Scotland’s Populations from the 1850s to Today pp. 287-290

Simon Szreter

Demographic Change and Long-Run Development pp. 290-291

Philip Kreager

Why Demography Matters; Demography: A Very Short Introduction pp. 291-294

Steve Smallwood

Thanks to reviewers of papers submitted 2017-2018 pp. 295-296

The Editors

2019, volume 73, articles 1

Worldwide fertility declines do not rely on stopping at ideal parities pp. 1-17

Daniel J. Hruschka, Rebecca Sear, Joseph Hackman and Alexandria Drake

Displaced and segregated: The socio-economic status of the second generation of internally displaced Palestinians in Israel pp. 19-35

Ameed Saabneh

Children’s age at parental divorce and depression in early and mid-adulthood pp. 37-56

Øystein Kravdal and Emily Grundy

Is prenatal sex selection associated with lower female child mortality? pp. 57-78

Ridhi Kashyap

Early-life mortality clustering in families: A literature review pp. 79-99

Ingrid van Dijk

A survival analysis of the last great European plagues: The case of Nonantola (Northern Italy) in 1630 pp. 101-118

Guido Alfani and Marco Bonetti

Modelling and forecasting adult age-at-death distributions pp. 119-138

Ugofilippo Basellini and Carlo Giovanni Camarda

Environmental bottlenecks in children’s genetic potential for adult socio-economic attainments: Evidence from a health shock pp. 139-148

Jason Fletcher

2018, volume 72, articles 3

Seeding the gender revolution: Women’s education and cohort fertility among the baby boom generations pp. 283-304

Jan Van Bavel, Martin Klesment, Eva Beaujouan, Zuzanna Brzozowska, Allan Puur, David Reher, Miguel Requena, Glenn Sandström, Tomáš Sobotka and Kryštof Zeman

The mechanics of the baby boom: Unveiling the role of the epidemiologic transition pp. 305-321

Danielle Gauvreau, Patrick Sabourin, Samuel Vézina and Benoît Laplante

Is spatial mobility on the rise or in decline? An order-specific analysis of the migration of young adults in Sweden pp. 323-337

Hill Kulu, Emma Lundholm and Gunnar Malmberg

Applying and testing a forecasting model for age and sex patterns of immigration and emigration pp. 339-355

James Raymer and Arkadiusz Wiśniowski

Using linked administrative and census data for migration research pp. 357-367

Annemarie Ernsten, David McCollum, Zhiqiang Feng, Dawn Everington and Zengyi Huang

Rectangularization of the survival curve reconsidered: The maximum inner rectangle approach pp. 369-379

Marcus Ebeling, Roland Rau and Annette Baudisch

Secular changes in the association between advanced maternal age and the risk of low birth weight: A cross-cohort comparison in the UK pp. 381-397

Alice Goisis, Daniel C. Schneider and Mikko Myrskylä

Cohort trends in duration of obesity in the United States, 1925–89: Estimates from cross-sectional data pp. 399-410

Yan Yu

Correction pp. 411-411

The Editors

2018, volume 72, articles 2

New evidence about effects of reproductive variables on child mortality in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 139-156

Øystein Kravdal

Parental age and offspring mortality: Negative effects of reproductive ageing may be counterbalanced by secular increases in longevity pp. 157-173

Kieron Barclay and Mikko Myrskylä

Disability pathways preceding death in England by socio-economic status pp. 175-190

Cecilia Potente and Christiaan Monden

A mortality model based on a mixture distribution function pp. 191-200

Stefano Mazzuco, Bruno Scarpa and Lucia Zanotto

When the grass is greener: Fertility decisions in a cross-national context pp. 201-216

Joanna Marczak, Wendy Sigle and Ernestina Coast

Fertility and union formation during crisis and societal consolidation in the Western Balkans pp. 217-234

Mathias Lerch

Extended family households among children in the United States: Differences by race/ethnicity and socio-economic status pp. 235-251

Christina J. Cross

How is internal migration reshaping metropolitan populations in Latin America? A new method and new evidence pp. 253-273

Jorge Rodríguez-Vignoli and Francisco Rowe

Model-Based Demography: Essays on Integrating Data, Technique and Theory pp. 275-277

Jakub Bijak

Internal Migration in the Developed World: Are We Becoming Less Mobile? pp. 277-279

Ronald Skeldon

Demography of Russia: From the Past to the Present pp. 279-282

Elena Shadrina

2018, volume 72, articles 1

Probabilistic population projections for countries with generalized HIV/AIDS epidemics pp. 1-15

David J. Sharrow, Jessica Godwin, Yanjun He, Samuel J. Clark and Adrian E. Raftery

Short- and long-term effects of divorce and separation on housing tenure in England and Wales pp. 17-39

Júlia Mikolai and Hill Kulu

Divorce and parity progression following the death of a child: A register-based study from Finland pp. 41-51

Fjalar Finnäs, Mikael Rostila and Jan Saarela

Children’s educational attainment, occupation, and income and their parents’ mortality pp. 53-73

Irma T. Elo, Pekka Martikainen and Mikko Aaltonen

Modelling period fertility: Schooling and intervals following a birth in Eastern Africa pp. 75-90

Catriona A. Towriss and Ian M. Timæus

Immigrant mothers’ preferences for children’s sexes: A register-based study of fertility behaviour in Norway pp. 91-107

Mats Lillehagen and Torkild Hovde Lyngstad

The changing relationship between unemployment and total fertility pp. 109-121

Deniz Karaman Örsal and Joshua R. Goldstein

Mrs Stone and Dr Smellie: British eighteenth-century birth attendance and long-run levels and trends in maternal mortality discussed in a north European context pp. 123-136

Anne Løkke

Doreen Castle: 6 September 1924–3 January 2018 pp. 137-137

The Editors