Back to Home pageDeveloping a culturally appropriate family planning program for the Navrongo experiment (18.38)
Family planning in Africa: Old belief and new perspective (92.7)
Fertility of rural China. Effects of local family planning and health programs (89.16)
Improving the medical care and counseling of postabortion patients in Egypt (18.41)
Men and family planning: Toward a policy of male involvement (36.3)
Shaping the nation state: Ethnicity, class and the New Population Policy in Singapore (94.10)
The role of religion in the construction of the small family norm in Java, Indonesia (95.5)
The spread of family planning in Thailand (96.7).
Aging in Japan: Population policy implications (33.5)
Factors influencing the policy responses of host governments to mass refugee influxes (11.65)
How nation-states create and respond to refugee flows (11.79)
A study of some of the factors relating to contraceptive use in an urban slum (29.15)
Birth control in a Polish town of the pre-industrial age (90.23)
Contraceptive choice in Indonesia: 1987 and 1991 (95.1)
Explaining contraceptive use differences: Do men play a role? (92.8)
Family planning and women's lives: The Malaysian case (95.6)
Family planning in Africa: Old belief and new perspective (92.7)
Fertility control early in marriage in Ireland a century ago (89.21)
Area differentials of sex imbalance in birth (34.7)
Improving the medical care and counseling of postabortion patients in Egypt (18.41).
Factors influencing the interval between marriage and first birth. A study in Bangladesh (46.0)
Meeting the needs of young adults (78.2).
Birth control in a Polish town of the pre-industrial age (90.23)
East German fertility after unification: Crisis or adaptation? (17.19)
Factors influencing the interval between marriage and first birth. A study in Bangladesh (46.0)
Fertility decline in Indonesia 1971-1991 (95.3)
Fertility of rural China. Effects of local family planning and health programs (89.16)
From Malthusian frontier to demographic steady state: The Concordian birth rate, 1635-1993 (17.14)
Impact of sibling size on contemporary eligible couples' family size norm (36.5)
Research review 2: A fertility transition in sub-Saharan Africa? (94.6)
Son preference in Vietnam (18.39)
The demographic transition in the Korean peninsula, 1910-1990: South and North Korea compared (33.1)
The fertility transition in Iran (46.20)
The value of children at the advent of fertility decline in Java (95.8).
Fertility decline in Indonesia 1971-1991 (95.3).
Determinants of maternal care in a region of South India (57.22)
On the estimates of the fecundability from inter-live birth interval data (36.9).
Birth control in a Polish town of the pre-industrial age (90.23)
Changing family patterns in Europe: A case of divergence? (65.5)
Co-residence of household heads with parents in Japan: A multivariate explanation (94.13)
Elderly poverty alleviation through living with family (89.19)
Factors affecting fertility preference in Bangladesh: A multivariate analysis (36.2)
From minimal household units to household projections: An application to Canadian data (07.9)
Impact of sibling size on contemporary eligible couples' family size norm (36.5)
Main results of the First National Survey on the Family in Japan, 1993 (32.3)
Single-parent households in Taiwan: Estimation from one percent 1990 census data (60.1)
Taking charge of children in urban area in Thailand (96.4)
The dynamic household as a logical concept and its use in demography (65.14)
The social factors of family pathology (69.5)
Towards a projection of families according to their principal characteristics (07.8)
Trade-offs in the family: Sibling effects on daughters' activities in 1910 (09.33).
A study of the health status of female construction workers in Metropolitan Bangkok (96.8)
Argentina: Risk factors and maternal mortality in La Matanza, Province of Buenos Aires, 1990 (77.1)
China: Epidemiology of pregnancy-induced hypertension (77.2)
China: Lowering maternal mortality in Miyun County, Beijing (77.3)
Dependency structure of the elderly: An examination of women's social position in Taiwan (60.4)
Ethiopia: An epidemiological study of vesico-vaginal fistula in Addis Ababa (77.4)
Family planning and women's lives: The Malaysian case (95.6)
Female literacy as a determinant of socio-demographic status and infant survival (29.16)
Guatemala: Maternal mortality in Guatemala: Assessing the gap, beginning to bridge it (77.7)
Guinea-Bissau: Maternal mortality assessment (77.8)
Guinea-Bissau: What women know about the risks. An anthropoligical study (77.9)
Lao People's Democratic Republic: Maternal mortality and female mortality. Causes of death (77.10)
Main results of the First National Survey on the Family in Japan, 1993 (32.3)
Mexico: Maternal death, fertility patterns, and social cost. An anthropoligical study (77.11)
Migration and marriage among Puerto Rican women (11.60)
Pakistan: Consumer satisfaction and dissatisfaction with maternal and child health services (77.13)
Pakistan: The Faisalabad Obstetric Flying Squad (77.12)
Population issues and women in China : A family and lineage approach (32.4)
Sudan: Situational analysis of maternal health in Bara District, North Kordofan (77.14)
The diversity of reproductive trajectories and the institutional interactions (24.18)
The dual strategy: Motherhood and the work contract in Scandinavia (65.10)
The employment of married women in Taiwan: Its patterns and causes (60.5)
The Gambia: Cost and effects of a mobile maternal health care service, West Kiang (77.6)
The Gambia: Evaluation of the mobile health care service in West Kiang (77.5)
Trade-offs in the family: Sibling effects on daughters' activities in 1910 (09.33)
A marriage trichotomy and its applications (09.31)
Dissolution of marriage and union in Québec: An economic model of duration (08.27)
Dissolution of premarital cohabitation in Canada (09.30)
Factors influencing the interval between marriage and first birth. A study in Bangladesh (46.0)
Family planning and women's lives: The Malaysian case (95.6)
Forms of conjugal life among the "young elderly" (46.0)
Hispanic intermarriage in New York City: New evidence from 1991 (11.59)
Marital status and earnings in developed countries (89.17)
Migration and marriage among Puerto Rican women (11.60)
Mixed couples in France (01.43)
Single-parent households in Taiwan: Estimation from one percent 1990 census data (60.1)
The age of contracting marriages in Lvov in the period of 1857-1939 (90.25)
Why marry? Race and the transition to marriage among cohabitors (09.29).
Evaluating the Slavonian census of 1698. Part I: Structure and meaning (65.6)
Population from foreign origine: International comparability of the data (01.30)
A study of the health status of female construction workers in Metropolitan Bangkok (96.8)
Argentina: Risk factors and maternal mortality in La Matanza, Province of Buenos Aires, 1990 (77.1)
China: Epidemiology of pregnancy-induced hypertension (77.2)
China: Lowering maternal mortality in Miyun County, Beijing (77.3)
Conceptual problems of adult mortality observation in Africa (92.11)
Continuing the search for a law of mortality (17.15)
Determinants of maternal care in a region of South India (57.22)
Differentiated mortality in reproductive-age women (24.17)
Ethiopia: An epidemiological study of vesico-vaginal fistula in Addis Ababa (77.4)
Fluctuation of deaths and its causes in Wielkopolska in the years 1816-1871 (90.21)
Geriatric problems in the coming decade and their remedies: Thailand, a case study (96.1)
Guatemala: Maternal mortality in Guatemala: Assessing the gap, beginning to bridge it (77.7)
Guinea-Bissau: Maternal mortality assessment (77.8)
Guinea-Bissau: What women know about the risks. An anthropoligical study (77.9)
Intra-urban differentials in child health (57.24)
Lao People's Democratic Republic: Maternal mortality and female mortality. Causes of death (77.10)
Meeting the needs of young adults (78.2)
Mexico: Maternal death, fertility patterns, and social cost. An anthropoligical study (77.11)
Differential mortality in Norway according to causes of death: 1970-85 (65.9)
Pakistan: Consumer satisfaction and dissatisfaction with maternal and child health services (77.13)
Pakistan: The Faisalabad Obstetric Flying Squad (77.12)
Socio-economic differences in mortality. A life course approach (65.7)
Soviet repression of the Poles on the Eastern border during the Second World War (69.8)
Sudan: Situational analysis of maternal health in Bara District, North Kordofan (77.14)
The diversity of reproductive trajectories and the institutional interactions (24.18)
The effects of access to health care on infant mortality in Indonesia (57.23)
The Gambia: Cost and effects of a mobile maternal health care service, West Kiang (77.6)
The Gambia: Evaluation of the mobile health care service in West Kiang (77.5)
The impact of cancer on the New Zealand population (81.4)
The mortality situation in Cameroon (92.12).
Ageing in the United States at the end of the century (33.6)
Aging in Japan: Population policy implications (33.5)
Analysis of trends in inter-prefectural migration in Japan, 1954-1993 (32.5)
An analysis of life satisfaction determinants among elderly persons in Korea (34.5)
Co-residence of household heads with parents in Japan: A multivariate explanation (94.13)
Dependency structure of the elderly: An examination of women's social position in Taiwan (60.4)
Development strategies for the silver industry in Korea (34.8)
Elderly poverty alleviation through living with family (89.19)
Forms of conjugal life among the "young elderly" (46.0)
Gender differences in income amount and composition of American elderly (34.6)
Geriatric problems in the coming decade and their remedies: Thailand, a case study (96.1)
Innovative strategies for comparative aging research (33.3)
Intra-urban differentials in child health (57.24)
Living arrangements and economic support for the elderly in Taiwan (60.3)
Old-age support system and policy reform in China (33.7)
Programmes encouraging early retirement: Business strategies and individual options (07.18)
Taking charge of children in urban area in Thailand (96.4)
The abilities of the aged to participate in various activities in Thailand: Research result (96.2)
The casualties of Canada's dualist pension policy (07.15)
The comparative study on ageing factors between Taipei city and Taiwan's rural area (60.2)
The effects of access to health care on infant mortality in Indonesia (57.23)
Understanding aging in Korea (33.9).
Demographic perspectives and forecasts of the demand for electricity (07.11)
Demographics and the potential demand for housing: A cohort approach (07.10)
Demographic variables and social dependency: Annual and intergenerational comparisons (07.17)
From minimal household units to household projections: An application to Canadian data (07.9)
Population projections of registered Indians in Canada, 1991-2015 (07.12)
Towards a projection of families according to their principal characteristics (07.8).
Natural movement of inhabitants of Opole in the years 1851-1913 (90.26)
The demographic factor in Ireland's movement towards partition (1697-1921) (46.21).
"Circulation" and urban spaces. Differences between group of migrants (50.2)
Accomodation, housing and settling of north African people in France (01.35)
Admission criteria and immigrant earnings profiles (11.64)
Asian student migration to Australia (51.34)
Asia on the move: Research challenges for population geography (94.11)
Between speech and action: Migration policy in Argentina and Syrian and Lebanese immigrants (50.3)
Bolivians in Buenos Aires: Their occupational and cultural integration (40.2)
Components of refugee adaptation (11.66)
Contemporary American attitudes toward U.S. immigration (11.63)
Emigration and living standards in Ireland since the Famine (89.20)
Ethnicity, identities, and migrations of the German-speaking settlers in Misiones, Argentina (40.8)
Factors influencing the policy responses of host governments to mass refugee influxes (11.65)
Failure to absorb: Remigration by immigrants into Israel (11.75)
Families between France and Portugal (01.52)
Foreign labour in a context of unemployment (01.44)
France in the transnational Turkish space (01.56)
From Ellis Island to LAX: Immigrant prospects in the American city (11.81)
Frontier migration and employment in Argentina: Facts and questions (40.25)
Generations stemming from Polish immigration in the period between the two World Wars (01.42)
German immigration in Brazil and Brazilian colonization policy (40.16)
Hispanic intermarriage in New York City: New evidence from 1991 (11.59)
How nation-states create and respond to refugee flows (11.79)
Immigrants, Germans and national identity in the new Germany: Some policy issues (94.12)
Immigrants and origin territory: The Portuguese village (01.53)
Immigrants and trade opportunities in São Paulo. The Syrian and Lebanese (40.19)
Immigrants and work in Lombardy. Towards resolving the issue of dual inequality (50.10)
Immigration, mutualism and identity: São Paulo, 1890-1935 (40.22)
Immigration and entrepreneurship the Chinese small business in France (01.46)
Immigration and labour: Australian and Canada compared (40.24)
Immigration in the long term: The Greek diaspora in France (01.51)
India-born immigrants in Australia and Canada: A comparison of selected characteristics (51.36)
Internal migration of the foreign-born in Canada (11.68)
International labour migration. Policy options for sending and receiving countries (50.1)
International migration between Canada and Mexico: Retrospects and prospects (08.29)
Italian border workers in the Swiss canton of Tessin (50.7)
Italians in Nogent, past and present (01.40)
Italians in São Paulo. Dimensions of Italian immigration in São Paulo in 1920 (40.18)
Italian surnames and Italian migration to France 1891-1940 (46.22)
Japanese immigration in Brazil. A story of social upward mobility (40.20)
Korean workers in the Argentine labour market (40.26)
Labor market issues in Indonesia: An analysis in a globalization context (95.4)
Labor migration as a prelude to World War I (11.72)
Labour crunch, foreign workers and policy responses: The experience of Japan (51.35)
Labour market incorporation of young migrants and young people from a foreign origin (01.47)
Life and image of Jews in Brazil: Questions and inferences (40.14)
Life context of immigrants in France: A typology (01.34)
Migradollars and development: A reconsideration of the Mexican case (11.58)
Migration and its risks (11.80)
Migration and marriage among Puerto Rican women (11.60)
Migration flows foreigners and immigrants (01.33)
Migration strategies and ethnic networks: the people of Burkina-Faso and Senegal in Italy (50.13)
Migratory process and present trends of the Lebanese immigration in France (01.50)
Mutual-social action of Spanish migrant associations: A historical explanation (40.12)
Notions of home: The Caribbean migrants in France (01.54)
Occupational activity of Portuguese immigrants in France (01.45)
Population from foreign origine: International comparability of the data (01.30)
Population in trans-border regions: The Southern California-Baja California urban system (11.78)
Refugees and myths: A systematic review of the debate on the multi-cultural society (50.4)
Social-occupational mobility of Jews at Villarino, Argentina, 1905-1950 (40.27)
Some problems regarding the study of Czech emigration to Latin America (40.6)
Soviet repression of the Poles on the Eastern border during the Second World War (69.8)
Spanish immigrants in Brazil (40.17)
Sport used as a means of integrating immigrants' Children (01.49)
Statistical Survey Sources about Immigrated Persons in France (01.25)
Territories and memory: Armenians in the Paris region (01.41)
The acquisition of language skills by immigrants: The case of Hebrew in Israel (51.32)
The circular migration of Puerto Rican women: Towards a gendered explanation (51.33)
The distribution of people from foreign origin in France (01.32)
The first transatlantic transfer: Spanish migration to the New World, 1493-1810 (40.8)
The immigration and integration of Polish Jews in Brazil, 1920-1935 (40.5)
The middleman minority characteristics of Korean immigrants in the United States (33.2)
The permanent determinants of Polish international migration (69.6)
The Portuguese Community of Cerizay (01.38)
The Senegalese in Cote d'Ivoire confronted with the redefinition of an Ivory identity (50.12)
Turkish immigrants in Western Europe and, more specifically, in Germany (50.15)
Unintended consequences of immigration reform: Discrimination and Hispanic employment (09.36)
Urban aspects of labor force migration: The situation in the countries of origin (24.21)
West Indian women overseas (01.55)
Where do American live abroad? (11.71)
Who came to New Zealand? New light on the origins of British settlers, 1840-1889 (81.3)
"Circulation" and urban spaces. Differences between group of migrants (50.2)
Accomodation, housing and settling of north African people in France (01.35)
Analysis of trends in inter-prefectural migration in Japan, 1954-1993 (32.5)
Daily migration of Poland's rural population in the country's new socio-economic context (69.7)
Demographic aspects of urbanisation. The Kingdom of Poland 1870-1914 (90.22)
Demographic transformation and internal migrations in Poland in the 19th century (90.19)
Development and regional urbanization in Mexico, 1970-1990 (24.22)
From Ellis Island to LAX: Immigrant prospects in the American city (11.81)
Gender, values, and intentions to more in rural Thailand (11.69)
Immigration in the long term: The Greek diaspora in France (01.51)
Internal migration of the foreign-born in Canada (11.68)
Life context of immigrants in France: A typology (01.34)
Migration, urbanization, and economic development in India (95.7)
Migration flows foreigners and immigrants (01.33)
Migration statistics in Germany: Sources, concepts and selected results (01.29)
Modelling on rural out-migration system: A probabilistic approach (33.11)
Occupational attainments of rural to urban temporary economic migrants in China, 1985-1990 (11.70)
Patterns of economic development and patterns of rural-urban migration in China (65.8)
Population in trans-border regions: The Southern California-Baja California urban system (11.78)
Population mobility and indigenous peoples: The view from Australia (94.14)
Sarcelles today: From the dormitory-town to "communities"? (01.36)
Should the capital be moved? (96.5)
Some models for patterns of urbanization, migration and development (36.7)
Some problems in the socio-economical and historical analysis of a new town - Borne Sulinowo (90.28)
The "rue des Rosiers" or the reappropriated memory (01.39)
The appeal of medium cities (24.13)
The geographic scope of migration in Mexico City (24.20)
The migration pattern on Chinese mainland after mid-1980 (60.7)
Urban differential growth and migration in Argentina: Changes in trends since 1970 (40.1).
A study of the health status of female construction workers in Metropolitan Bangkok (96.8)
Bolivians in Buenos Aires: Their occupational and cultural integration (40.2)
Family planning and women's lives: The Malaysian case (95.6)
Foreign labour in a context of unemployment (01.44)
Frontier migration and employment in Argentina: Facts and questions (40.25)
Immigrants and trade opportunities in São Paulo. The Syrian and Lebanese (40.19)
Immigrants and work in Lombardy. Towards resolving the issue of dual inequality (50.10)
Immigration and entrepreneurship the Chinese small business in France (01.46)
Immigration and labour: Australian and Canada compared (40.24)
International labour migration. Policy options for sending and receiving countries (50.1)
Italian border workers in the Swiss canton of Tessin (50.7)
Japanese immigration in Brazil. A story of social upward mobility (40.20)
Korean workers in the Argentine labour market (40.26)
Labor market issues in Indonesia: An analysis in a globalization context (95.4)
Labor migration as a prelude to World War I (11.72)
Labour crunch, foreign workers and policy responses: The experience of Japan (51.35)
Labour market incorporation of young migrants and young people from a foreign origin (01.47)
Measuring economically active population in Mexico in the early nineties (24.19)
Occupational activity of Portuguese immigrants in France (01.45)
Programmes encouraging early retirement: Business strategies and individual options (07.18)
Social-occupational mobility of Jews at Villarino, Argentina, 1905-1950 (40.27)
Socio-economic differences in mortality. A life course approach (65.7)
Spanish immigrants in Brazil (40.17)
The casualties of Canada's dualist pension policy (07.15)
The dual strategy: Motherhood and the work contract in Scandinavia (65.10)
The employment of married women in Taiwan: Its patterns and causes (60.5)
The immigration and integration of Polish Jews in Brazil, 1920-1935 (40.5)
The middleman minority characteristics of Korean immigrants in the United States (33.2)
Turkish immigrants in Western Europe and, more specifically, in Germany (50.15)
Unintended consequences of immigration reform: Discrimination and Hispanic employment (09.36)
Urban aspects of labor force migration: The situation in the countries of origin (24.21)
West Indian women overseas (01.55)
Admission criteria and immigrant earnings profiles (11.64)
Analysis of trends in inter-prefectural migration in Japan, 1954-1993 (32.5)
Assessing poverty. Some reflexions on the literature (89.18)
Daily migration of Poland's rural population in the country's new socio-economic context (69.7)
Demographic perspectives and forecasts of the demand for electricity (07.11)
Demographics and the potential demand for housing: A cohort approach (07.10)
Development and regional urbanization in Mexico, 1970-1990 (24.22)
Development strategies for the silver industry in Korea (34.8)
Elderly poverty alleviation through living with family (89.19)
Emigration and living standards in Ireland since the Famine (89.20)
Foreign labour in a context of unemployment (01.44)
Gender differences in income amount and composition of American elderly (34.6)
Labor market issues in Indonesia: An analysis in a globalization context (95.4)
Living arrangements and economic support for the elderly in Taiwan (60.3)
Marital status and earnings in developed countries (89.17)
Migradollars and development: A reconsideration of the Mexican case (11.58)
Migration, urbanization, and economic development in India (95.7)
Occupational attainments of rural to urban temporary economic migrants in China, 1985-1990 (11.70)
Patterns of economic development and patterns of rural-urban migration in China (65.8)
Population and human development in the ASEAN countries, Indochina and Myanmar (96.9)
Population change, lifestyle, and technology: How much difference can they make? (17.18)
Some models for patterns of urbanization, migration and development (36.7)
The appeal of medium cities (24.13)
The distribution of people from foreign origin in France (01.32)
The value of children at the advent of fertility decline in Java (95.8)
Ageing in the United States at the end of the century (33.6)
An analysis of life satisfaction determinants among elderly persons in Korea (34.5)
Assessing poverty. Some reflexions on the literature (89.18)
Between speech and action: Migration policy in Argentina and Syrian and Lebanese immigrants (50.3)
Children's schooling in sub-Saharan Africa: The role of fathers, mothers, and others (17.16)
Components of refugee adaptation (11.66)
Demographic variables and social dependency: Annual and intergenerational comparisons (07.17)
Dependency structure of the elderly: An examination of women's social position in Taiwan (60.4)
Developing a culturally appropriate family planning program for the Navrongo experiment (18.38)
East German fertility after unification: Crisis or adaptation? (17.19)
Ethnicity, identities, and migrations of the German-speaking settlers in Misiones, Argentina (40.8)
Families between France and Portugal (01.52)
France in the transnational Turkish space (01.56)
Gender, values, and intentions to more in rural Thailand (11.69)
German immigration in Brazil and Brazilian colonization policy (40.16)
Guinea-Bissau: What women know about the risks. An anthropoligical study (77.9)
Immigrant characteristics and Hispanic-Anglo housing inequality (09.35)
Immigrants and origin territory: The Portuguese village (01.53)
Immigrants and trade opportunities in São Paulo. The Syrian and Lebanese (40.19)
Immigration, mutualism and identity: São Paulo, 1890-1935 (40.22)
Innovative strategies for comparative aging research (33.3)
Italians in São Paulo. Dimensions of Italian immigration in São Paulo in 1920 (40.18)
Japanese immigration in Brazil. A story of social upward mobility (40.20)
Lao People's Democratic Republic: Maternal mortality and female mortality. Causes of death (77.10)
Life and image of Jews in Brazil: Questions and inferences (40.14)
Living arrangements and economic support for the elderly in Taiwan (60.3)
Mexico: Maternal death, fertility patterns, and social cost. An anthropoligical study (77.11)
Migration strategies and ethnic networks: the people of Burkina-Faso and Senegal in Italy (50.13)
Mixed couples in France (01.43)
Mutual-social action of Spanish migrant associations: A historical explanation (40.12)
Network approach on the study of urban communities (24.14)
Old-age support system and policy reform in China (33.7)
Population and human development in the ASEAN countries, Indochina and Myanmar (96.9)
Population change, lifestyle, and technology: How much difference can they make? (17.18)
Refugees and myths: A systematic review of the debate on the multi-cultural society (50.4)
Religious and ethnic structure of Lvov in the years 1857-1931 (90.24)
Shaping the nation state: Ethnicity, class and the New Population Policy in Singapore (94.10)
Son preference in Vietnam (18.39)
Sport used as a means of integrating immigrants' Children (01.49)
Territories and memory: Armenians in the Paris region (01.41)
The "rue des Rosiers" or the reappropriated memory (01.39)
The abilities of the aged to participate in various activities in Thailand: Research result (96.2)
The acquisition of language skills by immigrants: The case of Hebrew in Israel (51.32)
The casualties of Canada's dualist pension policy (07.15)
The circular migration of Puerto Rican women: Towards a gendered explanation (51.33)
The demographic factor in Ireland's movement towards partition (1697-1921) (46.21)
The effect of demographic change on higher education 1985-1995. An attempt at an explanation (46.23)
The fertility transition in Iran (46.20)
The Portuguese Community of Cerizay (01.38)
The role of religion in the construction of the small family norm in Java, Indonesia (95.5)
Understanding aging in Korea (33.9)
Population change, lifestyle, and technology: How much difference can they make? (17.18)
Socio-economic development and demographic aspects of deforestation in Thailand (96.6).
A modified procedure for calculating person years of life lost (36.1)
A new approach for evaluating the coverage rate of deaths (07.13)
Boundary condition sets limits on Brass's model life table parameters (08.30)
Conceptual problems of adult mortality observation in Africa (92.11)
Continuing the search for a law of mortality (17.15)
Principal components analysis of the logits of the survivorship function (36.8).
A model that fits female age at first marriage in a traditional society (36.6)
Dissolution of marriage and union in Québec: An economic model of duration (08.27).
Asia on the move: Research challenges for population geography (94.11)
Italian surnames and Italian migration to France 1891-1940 (46.22)
Migration statistics in Germany: Sources, concepts and selected results (01.29)
Modelling on rural out-migration system: A probabilistic approach (33.11)
On the estimates of the fecundability from inter-live birth interval data (36.9)
Statistical Survey Sources about Immigrated Persons in France (01.25)
The dynamic household as a logical concept and its use in demography (65.14)
Components of refugee adaptation (11.66)
Factors influencing the policy responses of host governments to mass refugee influxes (11.65)
How nation-states create and respond to refugee flows (11.79).
A theologian turned demographer: Introdution to J-F. Sussmilch, his readers and his method (46.0)
Establishment of the Warsaw Statistical Committee (90.30)
Historical and demographic research in Poland (90.16)
Information dissemination on population (96.3)
Migration and its risks (11.80)
Population mobility and indigenous peoples: The view from Australia (94.14)
Soviet repression of the Poles on the Eastern border during the Second World War (69.8)
The diversity of reproductive trajectories and the institutional interactions (24.18)
The social factors of family pathology (69.5).
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