Population and Development Review 2001: Vol 27 Table of Contents

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POPULATION
AND
DEVELOPMENT
REVIEW
CONTENTS TO
VOLUME 27, 2001
ARTICLES
Ausubel, Jesse H., see Paul E. Waggoner
Bishai, David, see Michael A. Koenig
Calot, Gérard, see Tomas Frejka
Carey, James R. and Debra S. Judge, Life span extension in humans is self-reinforcing:
A general theory of longevity 3: 411-436
Chu Junhong, Prenatal sex determination and sex-selective abortion in rural central
China 2: 259-281
Clarke, Alice L. and Bobbi S. Low, Testing evolutionary hypotheses with demographic
data 4: 633-660
Cornelius, Wayne A., Death at the border: Efficacy and unintended consequences of
US immigration control policy 4: 661-685
Dréze, Jean and Mamta Murthi, Fertility, education, and development: Evidence from
India 1: 33-63
Frejka, Tomas and Gérard Calot, Cohort reproductive patterns in low-fertility coun-
tries 1: 103-132
Goodkind, Daniel and Loraine West, The North Korean famine and its demographic
impact 2: 219-238
Guilmoto, Christophe Z. and S. Irudaya Rajan, Spatial patterns of fertility transition in
Indian districts 4: 713-738
Jrudaya Rajan, S., see Christophe Z. Guilmoto
Jejeebhoy, Shireen J. and Zeba A. Sathar, Women’s autonomy in India and Pakistan:
The influence of religion and region 4: 687-712
Judge, Debra S., see James R. Carey
Khan, Mehrab Ali, see Michael A. Koenig
Kippen, Rebecca, see Peter McDonald
Koenig, Michael A., David Bishai, and Mehrab Ali Khan, Health interventions and
health equity: The example of measles vaccination in Bangladesh 2: 283-302
Liang, Zai, The age of migrationin China 3: 499-524
Low, Bobbi S., see Alice L. Clarke
Matsukura, Rikiya, see Robert D. Retherford
POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW 27(4) (DECEMBER 2001)
POPULATION
AND
DEVELOPMENT
REVIEW
CONTENTS TO
VOLUME 27, 2001
ARTICLES
Ausubel, Jesse H., see Paul E. Waggoner
Bishai, David, see Michael A. Koenig
Calot, Gérard, see Tomas Frejka
Carey, James R. and Debra S. Judge, Life span extension in humans is self-reinforcing:
A general theory of longevity 3: 411-436
Chu Junhong, Prenatal sex determination and sex-selective abortion in rural central
China 2: 259-281
Clarke, Alice L. and Bobbi S. Low, Testing evolutionary hypotheses with demographic
data 4: 633-660
Cornelius, Wayne A., Death at the border: Efficacy and unintended consequences of
US immigration control policy 4: 661-685
Dréze, Jean and Mamta Murthi, Fertility, education, and development: Evidence from
India 1: 33-63
Frejka, Tomas and Gérard Calot, Cohort reproductive patterns in low-fertility coun-
tries 1: 103-132
Goodkind, Daniel and Loraine West, The North Korean famine and its demographic
impact 2: 219-238
Guilmoto, Christophe Z. and S. Irudaya Rajan, Spatial patterns of fertility transition in
Indian districts 4: 713-738
Jrudaya Rajan, S., see Christophe Z. Guilmoto
Jejeebhoy, Shireen J. and Zeba A. Sathar, Women’s autonomy in India and Pakistan:
The influence of religion and region 4: 687-712
Judge, Debra S., see James R. Carey
Khan, Mehrab Ali, see Michael A. Koenig
Kippen, Rebecca, see Peter McDonald
Koenig, Michael A., David Bishai, and Mehrab Ali Khan, Health interventions and
health equity: The example of measles vaccination in Bangladesh 2: 283-302
Liang, Zai, The age of migrationin China 3: 499-524
Low, Bobbi S., see Alice L. Clarke
Matsukura, Rikiya, see Robert D. Retherford
POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT REVIEW 27(4) (DECEMBER 2001)
CONTENTS TO VOLUME2 7 829
McDonald, Peter and Rebecca Kippen, Labor supply prospects in 16 developed coun-
tries, 2000-2050 1: 1-32
Mueller, Ulrich, Is there a stabilizing selection around average fertility in modern hu-
man populations? 3: 469-498
Murthi, Mamta, see Jean Dréze
Ogawa, Naohiro, see Robert D. Retherford
Retherford, Robert D., Naohiro Ogawa, and Rikiya Matsukura, Late marriage and less
marriage in Japan 1: 65-102
SathZeaba rA.,, s ee Shireen J. Jejeebhoy
Waggoner, Paul E. and Jesse H. Ausubel, How much will feeding more and wealthier
people encroach on forests? 2: 239-257
Weinreb, Alexander A., First politics, then culture: Accounting for ethnic differences
in demographic behaviorin Kenya 3: 437-467
West, Loraine, see Daniel Goodkind
NOTES AND COMMENTARY
Boerma, J. Ties, Elizabeth Holt, and Robert Black, Measurement of biomarkers in sur-
veys in developing countries: Opportunities and problems 2: 303-314
Dasgupta, Partha, On population and resources: Reply 4: 748-754
Freeman, Gary P. and Bob Birrell, Divergent paths of immigration politics in the United
States and Australia 3: 525-551
Johnson, D. Gale, On population and resources: A comm ont 4: 739-747
Petersen, William, Surnames in US population records 2: 315-322
Wolf, Arthur P., Is there evidence of birth control in late imperial China?
DATA AND PERSPECTIVES
Dyson, Tim, The preliminary demography of the 2001 census of India 2: 341-
Feeney, Griffith, The impact of HIV/AIDS on adult mortality in Zimbabwe
780
Lavely, William, First impressions from the 2000 census of China 4: 7 755-769
Lutz, Wolfgang and Anne Goujon, The world’s changing human capital stock: Multi-
state population projections by educational attainment 2: 323-339
Schoen, Robert and Nicola Standish, The retrenchment of marriage: Results from mari-
tal status life tables for the United States, 1995 3: 553-563
Wilson, Chris, On the scale of global demographic convergence 1950-2000 1: 155-171
ARCHIVES
Robert Wallace on population and utopian government 1: 173-178
Bertil Ohlin on population, trade, and territorial expansion 2: 357-363
William Farr on the economic value of the population 3: 565-57]
R. F. Harrod on reviving the birth rate 4: 781-789
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REVIEW ESSAYS
Cohen, Joel E., Linking human and natural history 3: 573-584
Goldstone, Jack A., Population and progress in the Middle Ages 3: 585-595
Wilmoth, John R., How long can we live? 4: 791-800
BOOK REVIEWS
Bledsoe, Caroline, Susana Lerner, and Jane I. Guyer (eds.), Fertility and the Male Life-
Cycle in the Era of Fertility Decline, reviewed by Simon Szreter 1: 184-187
Bongaarts, John and Rodolfo A. Bulatao (eds.), Beyond Six Billion: Forecasting the World's
Population, reviewed by Robert Schoen 2: 376-378
Clarke, John I., The Human Dichotomy: The Changing Numbers of Males and Females, re-
viewed by Patrick Heuveline 3: 600-602
Cornia, Giovanni Andrea and Renato Paniccia (eds.), The Mortality Crisis in Transitional
Economies, reviewed by Elwood D. Carlson 3: 602-604
Early, John D. and John F. Peters, The Xilixana Yanomami of the Amazon: History, Social
Structure, and Population Dynamics, reviewed by Nancy Howell 2: 378-379
Eberstadt, Nicholas, Prosperous Paupers and Other Population Problems, reviewed by Will-
iam McGreevey 1: 183-184
Finch, Caleb E., James W. Vaupel, and Kevin Kinsella (eds.), Cells and Surveys: Should
Biological Measures Be Included in Social Science Research?, reviewed by J. Ties Boerma
3: 605-607
Foner, Nancy, Rubén G. Rumbaut, and Steven J. Gold (eds.), Immigration Researfcorh a
New Century: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, reviewed by Thomas J. Espenshade 4:
807-809
Goody, Jack, The European Family: An Historico-Anthropological Essay, reviewed by Ed-
ward Shorter 1: 181-183
Hattery, Angela, Women, Work, and Family: Balancing and Weaving, reviewed by Dennis
Hodgson 3: 599-600
Kolata, Gina, Flu: The Story of the Great Influenza Pandemic of 1918 and the Search for the
Virus That Caused It, reviewed by Andrew Noymer 1: 187-191
Lane, Robert E., The Loss of Happiness in Market Democracies, reviewed by Peter Laslett 1:
179-180
Levine, David, At the Dawn ofM odernity: Biology, Culture, and Material Life in Europe after
the Year 1000. Population and progress in the Middle Ages: A review essay by Jack
A. Goldstone 3: 585-595
Lomborg, Bjorn, The Skeptical Environmentalist: Measuring the Real State of the World, re-
viewed by Geoffrey McNicoll 4: 801-804
Low, Bobbi S., Why Sex Matters: A Darwinian Look at Human Behavior, reviewed by Ulrich
Mueller 2: 367-371
Mason, Andrew and Georges Tapinos (eds.), Sharing the Wealth: Demographic Change
and Economic Transfers between Generations, reviewed by F. Landis MacKellar 4:
805-806
McNeill, J. R., Something New Under the Sun: An Environmental History of the Twentieth-
Century World. Linking human and natural history: A review essay by Joel E. Cohen
3: 573-584
Mealey, Linda, Sex Differences: Developmental and Evolutionary Strategies, reviewed by Ulrich
Mueller 2: 367-371
Olshansky, S. Jay and Bruce A. Carnes, The Quest for Immortality: Science at the Frontiers of
Aging. How long can we live? A review essay by John R. Wilmoth 4: 791-800
CONTENTS TO VOLUME 27 831
Phillips, David R. (ed.), Ageing in the Asia-Pacific Region: Issues, Policies and Future Trends,
reviewed by Zachary Zimmer 1: 191-193
Presser, Harriet B. and Gita Sen (eds.), Women’s Empowerment and Demographic Processes
Moving Beyond Cairo, reviewed by Nancy Folbre 2: 371-373
Preston, Samuel H., Patrick Heuveline, and Michel Guillot, Demography: Measuring and
Modeling Population Processes, reviewed by Henri Leridon 2: 365-367
Simon, Julian L., The Great Breakthrough and Its Cause, edited by Timur Kuran, reviewed
by Joel Mokyr 3: 596-598
World Health Organization, The World Health Report 2000: Health Systems: Improving Per-
formance, reviewed by Kenneth Hill 2: 373-376
REVIEWERS
Boerma, J. Ties on Finch, Vaupel, and Kinsella (eds.) 3: 605-607
Carlson, Elwood D. on Cornia and Paniccia (eds.) 3: 602-604
Cohen, Joel E.on McNeill 3: 573-584
Espenshade, Thomas J. on Foner, Rumbaut, and Gold (eds.) 4: 807-809
Folbre, Nancy on Presser and Sen (eds.) 2: 371-373
Goldstone, Jack A.on Levine 3: 585-595
Heuveline, Patrick on Clarke 3: 600-602
Hill, Kenneth on World Health Organization 2: 373-376
Hodgson, Dennis on Hattery 3: 599-600
Howell, Nancy on Early and Peters 2: 378-379
Laslett, Peteron Lane’ 1: 179-180
Leridon, Henri on Preston, Heuveline, and Guillot 2: 365-367
MacKellar, F. Landis on Mason and Tapinos (eds.) 4: 805-806
McGreevey, William on Eberstadt 1: 183-184
McNicoll, Geoffrey on Lomborg 4: 801-804
Mokyr, Joel on Simon = 3: 596--598
Mueller, Ulrich on Low; on Mealey 2: 367-371
Noymer, Andrew on Kolata_ 1: 187-191
Schoen, Robert on Bongaarts and Bulatao (eds.) 2: 376-378
Shorter, Edward on Goody 1: 181-183
Szreter, Simon on Bledsoe, Lerner, and Guyer (eds.) 1: 184-187
Wilmoth, John R. on Olshansky and Carnes 4: 791-800
Zimmer, Zachary on Phillips (ed.) 1: 191-193
SHORT REVIEWS
Appleyard, Reginald (ed.), Emigration Dynamics in Developing Countries. Volume IV: The
Arab Region 2: 380-381
Becker, Gay, The Elusive Embryo: How Women and Men Approach New Reproductive Tech-
nologies 3: 608-609
Beneria, Lourdes with Savitri Bisnath (eds.), Gender and Development: Theoretical, Em-
pirical and Practical Approaches 4: 810-81}
Caplow, Theodore, Louis Hicks, and Ben J. Wattenberg, The First Measured Century: An
Illustrated Guide to Trends in America, 1900-2000 3: 609
Carey, James R. and Debra S. Judge, Longevity Records: Life Spans of Mammals, Birds,
Amphibians, Reptiles, and Fish 2: 381
832 CONTENTS TO VOLUME 27
Carnoy, Martin, Sustaining the New Economy: Work, Family, and Community in the Infor-
mation Age 1: 194-195
Croll, Elisabeth, Endangered Daughters: Discrimination and Development in Asia 3: 610—
61]
de Bruijn, Bart J., Foundations of Demographic Theory: Choice, Process, Context 2: 381-
382
Entwisle, Barbara and Gail E. Henderson (eds.), Re-Drawing Boundaries: Work, House-
holds, and Genderin China 3: 611)
Garrett, Laurie, Betrayal of Trust: The Collapse of Global Public Health 2: 382-383
Garssen, Joop, Joop de Beer, Lieneke Hoeksma, Kees Prins, and Rolf Verhoef (eds.),
Vital Events: Past, Present and Future of the Dutch Population 1: 195-196
Gee, Ellen M. and Gloria M. Gutman (eds.), The Overselling of Population Aging: Apoca-
lyptic Demography, Intergenerational Challenges, and Social Policy 2: 383-384
Graham, David T. and Nana K. Poku (eds.), Migration, Globalisation and Human Secu-
rity 3:612
Harrison, Paul and Fred Pearce, AAAS Atlas of Population and Environment 3: 612-613
International Fund for Agricultural Development, Rural Poverty Report 2001: The Chal-
lenge of Ending Rural Poverty 1: 196-197
International Organization for Migration, World Migration Report 2000 2: 384-385
Jolly, Margaret and Kalpana Ram (eds.), Borders of Being: Citizenship, Fertility, and Sexu-
ality in Asia and the Pacific 4: 811
King, Russell, Paolo De Mas, and Jan Mansvelt Beck (eds.), Geography, Environment
and Development in the Mediterranean 3: 613-614
Klare, Michael T., Resource Wars: The New Landscape of Global Conflict 3: 614
Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs and United Nations Population Fund, Low
Fertility and Policy Responses to Issues of Ageing and Welfare 3: 614-615
Loxley, John, Interdependence, Disequilibrium and Growth: Reflections on the Political Economy
of North-South Relations at the Turn of the Century 4: 812-813
Mason, Andrew and Georges Tapinos (eds.), Sharing the Wealth: Demographic Change
and Economic Transfers between Generations 1: 197-198
Moore, Stephen and Julian L. Simon, It’s Getting Better All the Time: 100 Greatest Trends
of the Last 100 Years 3: 609
Mullan, Phil, The Imaginary Time Bomb: Why An Ageing Problem Is Not a Social Problem 1:
198
National Assessment Synthesis Team, Climate Change Impacts on the United States: The
Potential Consequences of Climate Variability and Change. Report for the US Global Change
Research Program 3: 615-616
National Intelligence Council, Global Trends 2015: A Dialogue about the Future with Non-
government Experts 2: 385-386
National Research Council, Board on Sustainable Development, Our Common Journey
A Transition toward Sustainability 1: 199
National Research Council, Forum on Biodiversity Committee, Nature and Human Soci-
ety: The Quest for a Sustainable World 1: 199-200
Parker, Richard, Regina Maria Barbosa, and Peter Aggleton (eds.), Framing the Sexual
Subject: The Politics of Gender, Sexuality, and Power 2: 386-387
Petersen, William, From Birth to Death: A Consumer's Guide to Population Studies 4: 813
Sathar, Zeba Ayesha and James F. Phillips (eds.), Fertility Transition in South Asia 4:
813-814
Seavoy, Ronald E., Subsistence and Economic Development 1: 200-201
Siddique, M. A. B. (ed.), International Migration into the 21st Century: Essays in Honour of
Reginald Appleyard 4: 814-815
Tabeau, Ewa, Anneke van den Berg Jeths, and Christopher Heathcote (eds.), Forecast-
ing Mortality in Developed Countries: Insights from a Statistical, Demographic and Epide-
miological Perspective 4: 815
833
Tostensen, Arne, Inge Tvedten, and Mariken Vaa (eds.), Associational Life in African Cit-
ies: Popular Responses to the Urban Crisis 4: 815-816
United Nations Children’s Fund, A League Table of Child Deaths by Injury in Rich Nations
201-202 ote
United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, Demographic Yearbook 1998
Fiftieth Issue 2: 387-388
United Nations Population Fund, The State of World Population 2001. Footprints and Mile-
stones: Population and Environmental Change 4: 816
Vallin, Jacques and Thérése Locoh (eds.), Population et développement en Tunisie: La
métamorphose 3: 616-617
DOCUMENTS
Global warming: New scenarios from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
1: 203-208
Reinstatement of the US “Mexico City Policy” 1: 209
Demographic prospects 2000-2050 according to the 2000 revision of the United Na-
tions population projections 2: 389-391
The European Commission on factors influencing labor migration 2: 391-394
WHO on health and sustainable development 2: 395-400
On the socioeconomic impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic 3: 619-624
The US Naticnal Intelligence Council on growing global migration 4: 817-819

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