Demography
Volume 46, Number 1, February 2009
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Height and the Normal Distribution: Evidence from Italian Military Data
pp. 1-25
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Predicting Adult Health and Mortality from Adolescent Facial Characteristics in Yearbook Photographs
pp. 27-41
Marriage Behavior Response to Prime-Age Adult Mortality: Evidence from Malawi
pp. 43-63
Bayesian Estimation of Hispanic Fertility Hazards from Survey and Population Data
pp. 65-82
Family Boundary Ambiguity and the Measurement of Family Structure: The Significance of Cohabitation
pp. 85-101
Birds of a Feather, Or Friend of a Friend?: Using Exponential Random Graph Models to Investigate Adolescent Social Networks
pp. 103-125
Fleeing the Storm(s): An Examination of Evacuation Behavior During Florida’s 2004 Hurricane Season
pp. 127-145
A Longitudinal Analysis of Family Migration and the Gender Gap in Earnings in the United States and Great Britain
pp. 147-167
Subject Headings:
- Residential mobility -- Economic aspects -- United States.
- Residential mobility -- Economic aspects -- Great Britain.
- Childbirth -- Economic aspects -- United States.
- Childbirth -- Economic aspects -- Great Britain.
- Women -- United States -- Economic conditions.
- Women -- Great Britain -- Economic conditions.
Dual Citizenship Rights: Do They Make More and Richer Citizens?
pp. 169-191
Comments and Reply
The Rising Share of Nonmarital Births: Is It Only Compositional Effects?
pp. 193-202
Subject Headings:
- Gray, Jo Anna. Rising share of nonmarital births: fertility choice or marriage behavior?
- Stockard, Jean.
- Stone, Joe Allan, 1948-
- Illegitimate children -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Childbirth -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Fertility, Human -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
Comment: There may be Compositional Effects, but They Do Not Work that Way
pp. 203-208
Subject Headings:
- Gray, Jo Anna. Rising share of nonmarital births: fertility choice or marriage behavior?
- Stockard, Jean.
- Stone, Joe Allan, 1948-
- Ermisch, John. Rising share of nonmarital births: is it only compositional effects?
- Illegitimate children -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Childbirth -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Fertility, Human -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
Composition and Decomposition in Nonmarital Fertility
pp. 209-210
Subject Headings:
- Gray, Jo Anna. Rising share of nonmarital births: fertility choice or marriage behavior?
- Stone, Joe Allan, 1948-
- Stockard, Jean.
- Ermisch, John. Rising share of nonmarital births: Is It only compositional effects?
- Martin, Steven. Comment: there may be compositional effects, but they do not work that way.
- Illegitimate children -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Childbirth -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Fertility, Human -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
Response to Ermisch, Martin, and Wu
pp. 211-219
Subject Headings:
- Ermisch, John. Rising share of nonmarital births: is it only compositional effects?
- Wu, Lawrence L. Composition and decomposition in nonmarital fertility.
- Martin, Steven. Comment: there may be compositional effects, but they do not work that way.
- Illegitimate children -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Childbirth -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.
- Fertility, Human -- United States -- Statistics -- Mathematical models.