Publications

Morgan, S. Philip (1996). Characteristic Features of Modern American Fertility. Population and Development Review, 22(Suppl.), 19-63.

Mortimer, Jeylan T.; Finch, Michael D.; Ryu, Seongryeol; Shanahan, Michael J.; & Call, Kathleen Thiede (1996). The Effects of Work Intensity on Adolescent Mental Health, Achievement, and Behavioral Adjustment: New Evidence from a Prospective Study. Child Development, 67(3), 1243-1261.

Nam, Charles B.; Rogers, Richard G.; & Hummer, Robert A. (1996). Impact of Future Cigarette Smoking Scenarios on Mortality of the Adult Population in the United States, 2000-2050. Social Biology, 43(3-4), 155-168.

Ng'weshemi, Japheth Z. L.; Boerma, J. Ties; Pool, Robert; Barongo, Longin; Senkoro, Kesheni P.; Maswe, Mary; Isingo, Raphael; Schapink, Dick; Nnko, Soori; & Borgdorff, Martien W. (1996). Changes in Male Sexual Behaviour in Response to the AIDS Epidemic: Evidence from a Cohort Study in Urban Tanzania. AIDS, 10(12), 1415-1420.

Niraula, Bhanu B. & Morgan, S. Philip (1996). Marriage Formation, Post-Marital Contact with Natal Kin and Autonomy of Women: Evidence from Two Nepali Settings. Population Studies, 50(1), 35-50.

Pagnini, Deanna L. & Morgan, S. Philip (1996). Racial Differences in Marriage and Childbearing: Oral History Evidence from the South in the Early Twentieth Century. American Journal of Sociology, 101(6), 1694-1718.

Peoples-Sheps, Mary D.; Hogan, Vijaya K.; & Ng'andu, Nicholas (1996). Content of Prenatal Care during the Initial Workup. American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 174(1, Pt. 1), 220-226.

Pichón, Francisco J. (1996). Land-Use Strategies in the Amazon Frontier: Farm-Level Evidence from Ecuador. Human Organization, 55(4), 416-424.

Pichón, Francisco J. (1996). Settler Agriculture and the Dynamics of Resource Allocation in Frontier Environments. Human Ecology, 24(3), 341-371.

Pichón, Francisco J. (1996). The Forest Conversion Process: A Discussion of the Sustainability of Predominant Land Uses Associated with Frontier Expansion in the Amazon. Agriculture and Human Values, 13(1), 32-51.