Population Studies

The Role of Contraceptive Supply and Demand in Mexican Fertility Decline: Evidence from a Microdemographic Study
pp. 255-274(20)
Author: Lindstrom D.P.

Economic Independence and Union Formation in Sweden
pp. 275-294(20)
Authors: Bracher M.; Santow G.

Momentum Under a Gradual Approach to Zero Growth
pp. 295-299(5)
Authors: Schoen R.; Kim Y.J.

Son Preference, the Family-building Process and Child Mortality in India
pp. 301-315(15)
Authors: Arnold F.; Choe M.K.; Roy T.K.

Fertility and Son Preference in Korea
pp. 317-325(9)
Authors: Larsen U.; Chung W.; Gupta M.D.

The Accuracy of Age-specific Population Estimates for Small Areas in Britain
pp. 327-344(18)
Authors: Lunn D.J.; Simpson S.N.; Diamond I.; Middleton L.

Partitioning the Effect of Infant and Child Death on Subsequent Fertility: An Exploration in Bangladesh
pp. 345-356(12)
Authors: Park C.B.; Islam M.A.; Chakraborty N.; Kantner A.

Famine, Disease, and Mortality Patterns in the Parish of Borshevka, Russia, 1830-1912
pp. 357-368(12)
Author: Hoch S.L.

Book Reviews
pp. 369-371(3)

Contours of Death and Disease in Early Modern England
pp. 369-369(1)
Author: Galley C.

The Vanishing Irish: Households, Migration, and the Rural Economy in Ireland, 1850-1914
pp. 369-371(3)
Author: Santow G.

Population, Economic Development and the Environment
pp. 371-371(1)
Author: Cassen R.H.