CPC Seminars
Implementing Family Planning Evaluation Efforts: The Case of Nigeria (Spring 1993)
Some New Developments in Statistical Methodology (Spring 1993)
Population Change in the Wake of Agricultural Improvement: A District-Level Analysis of India, 1961-1981 (Spring 1993)
Sixteenth Century Amerindian Depopulation: A Simulation Experiment (Spring 1993)
From Russia with Much Hard Work: Monitoring Social Change, Poverty and Health with the Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Survey (Spring 1993)
A report on the UN (Cairo) Conference on Population and Development by a panel of area participants in the conference (Fall 1994)
Biosocial Models of Adolescent Sexuality: Findings from the ADSEX Studies (Fall 1994)
Integrating Reproductive Health and Family Planning Needs: The Case of Gynecological Problems and IUD Use in Vietnam (Fall 1994)
Attachment to Place and Migration Prospects: A Report from the Iowa Study (Fall 1994)
You and the IRB: What Do You Need To Know? (Fall 1994)
Population Policy Options in the Developing World (Fall 1994)
The Multidimensional Character of Women's Work Roles in China (Fall 1994)
The Russia Longitudinal Monitoring Study (Fall 1994)
Was Dan Quayle Right? (Spring 1994)
The Relationship between Prenatal Care Use and Subsequent Family Planning Use in Bolivia, Botswana, Egypt, and Thailand (Spring 1994)
Women, Work and Children: Behavioral and Ideational Changes in the United States (Spring 1994)
Self Employment as a Labor Market Phenomenon: The Case of Japanese Male Workers (Spring 1994)
The Dynamics of Education and Fertility: Evidence from a Family Planning Experiment (Spring 1994)
Human Subject Issues: Examples from Data Gathering Projects (Spring 1994)
Post-1980 Black Population Redistribution Trends (Spring 1994)
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