CPC Seminars
Health Examination Surveys: What Can they Contribute to Assessing the nation's Health? (Fall 1992)
Ethnic Differences in the Use of Long-Term Health Care (Fall 1992)
Fathers' Exposures and Child Health (Fall 1992)
Being Dependent and Having Dependents: Old Age on Java (Fall 1992)
Modern Economic Growth and Fertility: Is Aggregate Evidence Credible (Fall 1992)
Demographic Change and Intergenerational Relationships (Fall 1992)
Old and In the Way: Age and Agricultural Development (Fall 1992)
Meeting America's Job Training Needs: Lessons from the German Dual Vocational Education System (Spring 1992)
Ethics in Population Research III - Data Sharing and Replication in Social Science Research (Spring 1992)
Marital Dissolution in the US and Married Women's Economic Independence (Spring 1992)
Reproductive Ecology and Human Birth Seasonality in the Ituri Forests of Zaire (Spring 1992)
Revisionism Revisited: An Essay on the Population Debate in Historical Perspective (Spring 1992)
The Social Construction of Teenage Pregnancy (Spring 1992)
The Health Transition: Implications for health Policy in Developing Countries (Spring 1992)
Population and Development in Vietnam (Spring 1992)
So What's Happening in Russia: Current Poverty and Poverty Monitoring (Spring 1992)
The Polygyny Hypothesis Revisited: The Situation in Ghana (Spring 1992)
Immigration to Germany and Some Economic Impacts (Spring 1992)
Temporary Migration from Urban Households in China (Spring 1992)
When the Funding Agency is Perceived as Wanting Particular Research Results (Fall 1993)
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