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Ronald Freedman (Cont'd.)Theories of Fertility Decline. In K. Mahadevan, ed.. Fertility andMortality: Theory, Methodology and Empirical Issues, pp. 30-36. NewDelhi India: Sage Publications,1986.(with Te-Hsiung Sun, Paul K. C Liu, and Ming-Cheng Chang). PolicyOptions in the Second Stage of the Demographic Transition — TheCase of Taiwan. (In Chinese), Academia Economic Papers (Taipei,Taiwan) 13(2): 201-231 (September1985).How Analysisof Cultural and Institutional Factors May AffectProspects for Improvement in Family Planning Program Designand Operations. Summary of the IUSSP Seminar on SocietalInfluences on Family Planning Program Performance (Jamaica,April 1985) Forthcoming in conference proceedings to bepublished by the IUSSP.Summary Observations on the WFS Seminar on Collection andAnalysis of Data on Community and Institutional Factors. In JohnB. Casterline, ed.. The Collection and Analysis of Community Data,pp.269-271. Voorburg: International Statistical Institute, 1985.(with John C. Caldwell, Pat Caldwell, Deborah Freedman, and ArlandThornton). Household and Family Variables in Fertility Studies:Theory, Methodology, and Illustrative Questions for FertilitySurveys. Report to Demographic and Health Surveys, WestinghouseApplied Public Systems, Summer 1985.(with Arland Thornton and Deborah Freedman). Further Reflectionson Changes In Fertility Expectations and Preferences. Demography21(3): 423-429 (August 1984).(with Arland Thornton, Te-Hsiung Sun, and Ming-Cheng Chang).Intergenerational Relations and Reproductive Behavior in Taiwan.Demography23(2):185-197 (May 1986). Also appeared as PSCResearch Report 84-59 (June 1984).The Contribution of the World Fertility Survey to an Understanding ofFertility Determinants. Forthcoming in a final volume on WorldFertility Survey research, proceedings of a conference held inLondon, April 1984.Albert I. Hermalin(with Krishnan Namboodiri). Select Methodological Issues inStudying the Effect of Developmental Projects on Population.Paper presentedat the United Nations Workshop on Assessingthe Demographic Consequences of Major Development Projects,New York, December 1986. Forthcoming, United Nations.(with Barbara Entwisle). The Availability and Accessibility of ContraceptiveServices. In Robert J. Lapham and George B. Simmons,eds.. Organizing for Effective Family Planning Programs. Report ofthe Working Group on Family Planning Effectiveness, Committeeon Population, National Research Council, pages 583-595.Washington, DC National Academy Press, 1987.Review of Limiting Population Growth and the Ford Foundation Contribution,by J. Caldwell and P. Caldwell. Population and DevelopmentReview 13(1):158-161 (March 1987)The Multilevel Approachto Family Planning Program Evaluation.Chapter III in Addendum to Manual IX: The Methodology ofMeasuring the Impact of Family Planning Programmes on Fertility,Population Studies No. 66, pp. 15-24. New York: United Nations,1986.(with Barbara Entwisle). Future Directions in the Analysis ofContraceptive Availability. International Population Conference:Florence 1985, Vol. 3, (Proceedings of the General Conference of theIUSSP, Florence, Italy, June 5-12, 1985), pp. 445-456(with Barbara Entwisle and Lora G. Myers). Some Lessons fromtheAttempt to Retrieve Early KAP and Fertility Surveys. PopulationIndex51(2): 194-209 (Summer 1985). Also appeared as PSCResearch Report 85-70 (January1985).Use of Individual and Areal Data in the Evaluation of ProgrammeImpact on Fertility. In Studies to Enhance the Evaluation of FamilyPlanning Programmes, Population Studies No. 87, (Part One.Report ofthe Third Expert Group Meeting on MethodsofMeasuring the Impact of Family Planning Programmes onFertility), p. 8. ST/ESA/SER.A.87. New York: United Nations,1985.William H. Frey(with Alden Speare, Jr.). Regional and Metropolitan Growth and Declinein the United States. A 1980 Census Monograph. Forthcoming,RussellSage Foundation,1968."Migration and Depopulation of the Metropolis: Regional Restructuringor Rural Renaissance?" American Sociological Review52(2): 240-257 (April 1987).Lifecourse Migration and Redistributionofthe Elderly Across U. S.Regions and Metropolitan Areas. Economic Outlook USA 13(2): 10-16 (Second Quarter 1986).Mover Destination Selectivity and the Changing Suburbanization ofMetropolitan Whites and Blacks. Demography22(2):223-243 (May1985). Also appeared as PSC Research Report 83-49 (November1983).=3Lifecourse Migration of Metropolitan Whites and Blacks and theStructure of Demographic Change in Large Central Cities.American Sociological Review49(6):803-827 (December 1984). Alsoappeared as PSC Research Report 83-47 (November 1983).William H. FreyResearch 13
Albert I. Hermalin (Cont'd.)Some Observations on the Regulation ofFertility. In K. Mahadevan,ed.. Fertility and Mortality: Theory, Methodology and Empirical Issues,pp. 55-64. New Delhi, India: Sage Publications, 1986.(with Barbara Entwisle and William M. Mason). The MultilevelDependence of Contraceptive Use on Socioeconomic Developmentand Family Planning Program Strength. Demography 23(2):199-216 (May 1986).The Relation of Fertility Desires to Contraceptive Use: InterpretingChanges over Time and Place. In Studies to Enhance the Evaluationof Family Planning Programmes, Population Studies No. 87, (PartThree. Participants'Statements on the Issues, pp. 97-100. ST/ESA/SER.A.87. New York: United Nations, 1985.Integrating Individual and Community Data in the Study of ContraceptiveBehavior. In John B. Casterline, ed., The Collection andAnalysis of Community Data, pp. 113-122. (Proceedings of aConference on the Analysis of Data on Community and InstitutionalFactors, London, June 20-24,1983). Voorburg: InternationalStatistical Institute,1985.(with Barbara Entwisle and William M. Mason). A Model for theComparative Analysis of WFS Contraceptive Use Data. In John R.Ross and RegLna McNamara, eds., Survey Analysis for the Guidanceof Family Planning Programs, pp. 127-146. Liege, Belguim: IUSSP,Ordina Editions,1984.Barbara HirshomOrganizational Behavior Regarding Older Workers: PrototypicalResponses. Forthcomingin journal of Aging Studies.(with Marjorie H. Cantor). Women as Caregivers: Motivations andImplications. Forthcoming in Women and Health, special edition.(with Eric R. Kingson and John M. Cornman). Ties That Bind: TheInterdependence of Generations. A Report from the GerontologicalSociety of America. Washington, D.C: Seven Locks Press, 1986.John Knodel (Cont'd.)Thailand's Reproductive Revolution. Social Science72(1): 52-56 (Spring1987).(with Aphichat Chamratrithirong and Nibhon Debavalya). TheCultural Context of Thailand's Fertility Decline. Asia-PacificPopulation Journal 1 (1): 23-48 (March 1986).(with Peerasit Kamnuansilpa). The Initiation of Postpartum Contraceptionin Thailand: Results from the 1984 ContraceptivePrevalence Survey. PSC Research Report 86-97 (July 1986).(with Napaporn Chayovan). Improving the Collection of VillageLevel Data: An Experience from Thailand. In John B. Casterline,ed.. The Collection and Analysis of Community Data, pp.225-233.(Proceedings of the WFS Seminar on Collection and AnalysisofData on Community and Institutional Factors, London, June1983).Voorburg: International Statistical Institute, 1985.Demographic Transitions in German Villages. In A. J. Coale andSusan Cott Watkins, eds., The Decline of Fertility in Europe, pp. 337-389. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press,1986. Alsoappeared as PSC Research Report 83-45 (September1983).(with Peerasit Kamnuansilpa and Aphichat Chamratrithirong). InfantFeeding Practices and Postpartum Amenorrhea in Thailand:Results from the 1984 Contraceptive Prevalence Survey. Studies inFamily Planning 16:302-311 (November/December 1985).(with Kathcrine Lynch). The Declineof Remarriage: Evidence fromGerman Village Populations in the Eighteenth and NineteenthCenturies. Journal of Family History 10(1):34-59 (Spring 1985).(with Peerasit Kamriuansupa). Mortality, Health and Infant FeedingPractices inthe Northeast of Thailand: Methodological Issues andSubstantive Results. Bangkok: National Institute of DevelopmentAdministration, 1985.(with Anthony Pramualratana and Napaporn Havanon). Exploringthe Normative Basis for Age at Marriage in Thailand: An Examplefrom Focus Group Research. Journal of Marriage and the Family47(1): 203-210 (February 1985). Also appeared as PSC ResearchReport 83-50 (December 1983).John KnodelDemographic Behavior in the Past: A Study of FourteenGerman VillagePopulations in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. Forthcoming,Cambridge University Press, 1988.(with Aphichat Chamratrithirong and Nibhon Debavalya). Thailand'sReproductive Revolution: Rapid Fertility Decline in a Third WorldSetting. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press, 1987.(with Anthony Pramulratana and Napaporn Havanon). Focus GroupResearch on Fertility in Thailand: Methodology and Findings.Forthcoming in Jack Caldwell, Allan Hill, and Valerie Hull, eds.,The Micro-Approach io Demographic Research, Chapter 3. London:Kegan Paul.Two Centuries ofInfant, Child, and Maternal Mortality in GermanVillage Populations. Forthcoming in Lars-Goran Tedebrand, ed..Society, Health, and Population During the Demographic Transition.Starting, Stopping, and Spacing During the EarlyStages of FertilityTransition: The Experience of German Village Populations in the18th and 19th Centuries. Demography24(2): 143-162 (May 1987).Karen Oppenheim MasonPopulation Studies Center
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