Topics and Sessions
1. Fertility, Family Planning and Reproductive Health33
. Marriage, Family and Households20
. Children and Youth14
. Health and Mortality26
. Race, Ethnicity and Gender17
. Migration and Urbanization14
. Economy, Labor Force, Education and Inequality17
. Population and Development4
. Population and Aging8
. Data and Methods8
. Applied Demography6
. Other Topics2
. Poster Sessions6
3. Couples and Reproductive Health
4. Adolescent Sexual Behavior
16. Contraception
19. Reproductive Health in Developing Countries I
31. Fertility Transitions in Africa
34. Couples and Family Planning
39. Adolescent Reproductive Health in Developing Countries
41. Fertility and Social Inequality in Developing Countries
50. HIV and Reproductive Health Behavior
51. Very Low Fertility I
63. Methodological Issues in Fertility Measurement
69. Maternal Health and Mortality I
79. Fertility Transitions in Ghana
82. Fertility Policies
83. Non-Marital Fertility
84. Social Determinants of HIV Dynamics
93. Very Low Fertility II
105. International Responses to Low Fertility
108. Men's Reproductive Lives: A Developed Country Perspective
117. Transition to Motherhood
119. Adolescent Reproductive Health in Asia and the Near East
124. Parents and Adolescent Sexual Behavior
125. Maternal Health and Mortality II
130. Methodological Issues in Fertility Research
131. Fertility Preferences
132. Sexually Transmitted Infections
135. Abortion I
145. Men's Reproductive Behavior
146. Reproductive Health in Developing Countries II
153. Contraceptive Practices: Insights from the DHS
161. Reproductive Health in Developing Countries III
164. Abortion II
169. Fertility and Social Inequality in Developed Countries
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10. Intermarriage: Trends and Consequences I
20. Families and Households in Developing Countries
22. Family Investments
24. Attitudes and Expectations about Childbearing and Childrearing
35. Cohabitation
38. Expectations and Social Relationships
52. Gender and Family Roles
56. Public Policy and the Family
57. Intermarriage: Trends and Consequences II
66. Union Dissolution
71. Asian and Asian-American Families in Historical Perspective
90. Fathers and Families
98. Union Formation
101. Family Exchanges
114. Values, Attitudes, and the Family
118. Family Background Effects
133. Understanding Domestic Violence in Developing Countries
148. International Perspectives on Cohabitation
149. Gender and Patriarchy in India and Bangladesh
167. The Family in Historical Perspective
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8. Parental Employment and Child Outcomes
12. Parental Leave and Child Outcomes: A Comparative Perspective
21. Risk and Protective Factors for Children and Youth
36. Transitions from Adolescence to Adulthood
40. Welfare, Maternal Employment, and Adolescents
55. Child Health and Education in Developing Countries
72. Transitions to Adulthood in International Context
78. Family Structure and Child Outcomes
88. Public Policy and the Wellbeing of Children and Youth
95. Community and Neighborhood Influences on Children and Youth
102. Household Structure and Child Wellbeing in Developing Countries
120. Youth Behaviors and Risk for Pregnancy and HIV/AIDS
136. International Perspectives on the Effects of Family Structure
150. Family Time Allocation: Parents and Children, Costs and Benefits
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2. Migration and HIV
9. Community and Contextual Effects on Health and Mortality I
25. Violence and Its Effects on Populations
26. Measurement of Health and Mortality in Developing Countries
37. Race, Health, and Mortality I
42. Social Environment and Adult Health in Developing Countries
53. Health and Mortality in Developing Countries
58. Population, Environment, and Health
67. Migration, Urbanization, and Health: Contemporary and Historical Perspectives
73. Obesity and Inactivity: Trends and Consequences
74. Suicide and Gender-Based Violence
86. Race and Ethnic Inequalities in Health Outcomes
89. Child Health in Developed Countries: New Methods and Findings
100. Maternal and Infant Health in Developing Countries
103. Contextual Effects on Health and Mortality in India
104. Health and the Life Course
122. SES and Child Mortality
129. SES and Health across the Life Course
134. Adolescent Health and Obesity in the U.S.
137. Health Behaviors
139. Race, Health, and Mortality II
147. Migration, Urbanization, and Health
151. Community and Contextual Effects on Health and Mortality II
152. Health Care Policy and Access
163. Consequences of HIV/AIDS
165. Child Health in Developing Countries
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11. Racial Definitions, Racial Identity, and Racial Reporting
18. Authors Meet Critics: "Creating a Life" and "The Price of Motherhood"
27. Racial Identification among Mixed Heritage Americans
28. Gender Preferences for Children
43. Race, Assimilation, and Housing
59. Latinos and Race
65. The New Race and Ethnic Origin Questions: How Have They Worked?
75. Balancing Work and Family
91. Race, Ethnicity, and the Family
107. Gender and HIV/AIDS
121. Demography of Asian Americans and Asian Canadians
123. Gender, Sexuality, and Health
138. The Attractiveness of Marriage among Straight and Gay Couples in Europe and the U.S.
154. Gender and Fertility Decision-Making
155. Comparative Perspectives on Couples' Paid and Unpaid Work
162. New Findings on Segregation
166. Gender and Demographic Processes
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1. Internal Migration in Developing Countries I
5. Immigrant Adjustment and Adaptation: Comparative Experiences for Canada and the United States (Sponsored Jointly by the Canadian Population Society)
29. Non-Economic Consequences of Migration for Origin Communities
30. Changing Characteristics of Immigrants in the 1990's
44. Understanding the Forced Migration of Trafficked Persons and Refugees
45. New Patterns of Immigration and Settlement in the United States
60. Comparative Analyses of International Migration
61. Internal Migration in Developing Countries II
76. Economic Consequences of Migration for Origin Communities
99. Mutual Dynamics of International and Internal Migration
106. Immigrant Children in the U.S.
115. The Economic Adaptation of Immigrants
140. Internal Migration in Developed Countries
156. Urbanization and Socio-Economic Consequences
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13. Racial and Ethnic Differences in Schooling
14. Child Work and Schooling I
23. Determinants and Consequences of Income Inequality
46. North American Labor Markets
47. Demography of Welfare and Economic Wellbeing
49. Prospects for Higher Education Post-Grutter/Gratz
68. Determinants and Consequences of Educational Attainment
77. Networks and Social Capital
85. Wealth Inequality
92. Educational Differences among Immigrants in the United States
109. Child Work and Schooling II
110. Racial and Ethnic Differences in Schooling: International Contexts
116. Demography of the Labor Force
141. Demography, Crime, and Incarceration
142. Educational Attainment: Social and Economic Issues
157. Demography of Retirement
158. Economic Inequality
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15. Land Use, Land Cover Change, and Demographic Processes
94. Population, Development, and the Urban Environment
97. What Have We Learned Since the 1986 NRC Study of Population and Development?
168. Population, Water Resources, Health, and Development
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48. Race, Gender, Aging, and Health
62. Intergenerational Exchanges
70. Macroeconomic Impact of Aging
87. International/Comparative Research on Mortality
111. Demography of Disability
126. Impact of Early Life Events on Health in Later Life
143. Disability Measurement Issues
159. Comparative Mortality Analyses
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7. Statistical Demography
32. Modeling Issues in Statistical Demography
54. Population Forecasting
80. Spatial Models
81. Census Coverage Errors: Lessons Learned and Plans for the Future
127. Mathematical Demography
144. Microsimulation and Intensive Computational Methods in Demography
160. New Strategies in Demographic Measurement
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6. Greater Boston: Demographic Microcosm of the Nation?
17. Comparing the ACS with Census 2000: Do the Results Match?
64. Population Projections in the 21st Century
96. Applied Demography with a Neighborhood Perspective
112. Innovations in State and Local Population Estimation
128. Consumer Demographics and Market Research
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33. The PRB/Russell Sage Census Reports
113. Authors Meet Critics: "One-Quarter of Humanity: Malthusian Mythology and Chinese Reality 1700-2000"
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P1. Fertility Determinants, Family Planning, and Sexual Behavior
P2. Union Formation and Dissolution and Parents' Living Arrangements
P3. Families, Parenting, Adolescents, and Children
P4. Aging
P5. Health and Mortality
P6. Applied Demography, Methods, Migration, Labor and Education, Gender, and Race and Ethnicity