CPC Seminars
An Economic Model of Fertility in Developing Countries: The Case of Indonesia (Spring 1983)
Changes in Fathering Among American Men: 1960-1980 (Spring 1983)
Analyzing Marital History Surveys (Spring 1983)
Regression Diagnostics for Population Researchers (Spring 1983)
U.S. Immigration Policy (Spring 1983)
The Politics of China's One-Child Policy (Spring 1983)
Migration and Rural Development in Kenya: Past Lessons and Probable Research Agenda (Spring 1983)
Fertility Delay and Childlessness in the U.S. and Japan (Spring 1983)
The Interface of Biological, Social and Population Research (Spring 1983)
American Foreign Policy and Rapid Population Growth (Spring 1985)
Datasets for the Study of Refugee Populations in the U.S. (Spring 1985)
Attitudes about Menarche in a Group of early Female Adolescents in Hawaii (Spring 1985)
The American Health Care System and the Aged Population (Spring 1985)
Nutritional Status in the Hapsburg Monarchy, Part II: The 19th and 20th Century (Spring 1985)
Patterns and Determinants of Infant Mortality Rates in Developed Countries 1950-75 (Spring 1985)
Aging of the Population and Pension Expenditures (Spring 1985)
Southeast Asian Refugee Fertility and Pregnancy Outcomes (Spring 1985)
Aging and the Societal Significance of Cohorts (Fall 1986)
Economic Effects of Population Growth in Low Income Countries: How Important Are They? (Fall 1986)
Family History in Quebec, 19th--20th Century (Fall 1986)
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