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Book : POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW Language : English Library : Population Publish Place : U.S.A. ISSN : 0098-7921 Volume : 23 Period : 3 monthly Publish Date : March 1997 Publisher : The Population Council Book Type : Periodical Book Number : 1230 |
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POPULATION
AND_____ DEVELOPMENT REVIEW
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 1 MARCH 1997
ARTICLES
Sex and the Birth Rate: Human Biology, Demographic Change, and Access to Fertility-Regulation Methods
MALCOLM POTTS
Variability and Growth in Grain Yields, 1950-94: Does the Record Point to Greater Instability?
ROSAMOND NAYLOR WALTER FALCON ERIKA ZAVALETA
Shifting Costs of Caring for the Elderly Back to Families in Japan: Will It Work?
NAOHIRO OGAWA ROBERT D. RETHERFORD
Modernization and Divorce: Contrasting Trends in Islamic Southeast Asia and the West
GAVIN W. JONES
NOTES AND COMMENTARY
State Policies and the Birth Rate in Egypt: From Socialism to Liberalism
PHILIPPE FARGUES
DATA AND PERSPECTIVES
Anthropogenic Factors in Land-Use Change in China GERHARD K. HEILIG
ARCHIVES
F. W. Taussig on Individualism and the Birth Rate
BOOK REVIEWS
Robin Cohen (ed.). The Cambridge Survey of World Migration MYRON WEINER
Philip Kitcher, The Lives to Come: The Genetic Revolution and Human Possibilities
GRAHAM LYONS JOSEPH WAYNE SMITH
Susan Greenhalgh (ed.), Situating Fertility: Anthropology and Demographic Inquiry
CONSTANCE A. NATHANSON
Jasper Becker, Hungry Ghosts: China's Secret Famine
ALPHONSE L. MACDONALD
David Popenoe, Life Without Father: Compelling New Evidence that Fatherhood and Marriage are Indispensable for the Good of Children and Society
FRANCES K. GOLDSCHEIDER
Mariano Tommasi and Kathryn lerulli (eds.), The New Economics of Human Behavior
DIANE J. MACUNOVICH
J. Ties Boerma, Child Survival in Developing Countries: Can Demographic and Health Surveys Help to Understand the Determinants?
STAN BECKER Short Reviews
DOCUMENTS
Climate Change and Human Health
Social Security and the Future of US Fertility
US Funding for International Population Programs
The Rockefeller Foundation on the US Role in International Population Programs
ABSTRACTS
AUTHORS FOR THIS ISSUE
