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Under-five mortality differentials in urban East Africa:A study of three capital cities
Under-five mortality differentials urban capital cities East Africa
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2015/7/23
Studies have suggested that on average the big cities of East Africa enjoy more favorable living conditions compared to peri-urban and rural areas of this region. The current study aimed at examining ...
International Conference on Low Fertility and Reproductive Health in East and Southeast Asia
Low Fertility Reproductive Health East Southeast Asia
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2015/6/26
The international conference was held at The Hotel Grand Palace in Tokyo, Japan, on 12-14 November 2008, and was organized by the Nihon University Population Research Institute (NUPRI), in cooperation...
International Migration in the Middle East and North Africa after the Arab Uprising:A Long Term Perspective
International Migration Middle East and North Africa after the Arab Uprising A Long Term Perspective
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2015/6/26
The Arab uprising has an immediate impact on international migration in the Middle East and North Africa as reflected in the return migration for Libya, border crossing from Syria to Turkey, and the s...
Mortality selection in the first three months of life and survival in the following thirty-three months in rural Veneto (North-East Italy) from 1816 to 1835
infant mortality life course selection survival analysis Veneto
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2014/11/27
Background: A number of studies have examined the influence of life conditions in infancy (and pregnancy) on mortality risks in adulthood or old age. For those individuals who survived difficult life ...
Mortality selection in the first three months of life and survival in the following thirty-three months in rural Veneto (North-East Italy) from 1816 to 1835
Mortality selection rural Veneto
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2014/11/27
A number of studies have examined the influence of life conditions in infancy (and
pregnancy) on mortality risks in adulthood or old age. For those individuals who
survived difficult life conditio...
Education Fever and the East Asian Fertility Puzzle: A Case Study of Low Fertility in South Korea
Education Korea Low fertility Quality-quantity trade-off South-east Asia
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2014/3/31
Fertility throughout East Asia has fallen rapidly over the last five decades and is now below the replacement rate of 2.1 in every country in the region. While similar but less extreme declines occurr...
Demographic factors in East Asian regional integration
demographic factors East Asian regional integration
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2009/9/16
Demographic factors play a potentially significant part both in promoting and in impeding regional integration. Such factors include the existing population size relativities; the uneven onset, pace, ...
Policy lessons of the East Asian demographic transition
policy lessons the East Asian demographic transition
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2009/9/11
The usual lessons drawn from East Asia's striking experience of health and fertility transition concern the efficacy of well-designed government programs catering to an existing or ideationally stimul...
Women are Key Players in the Economies of East and Southeast Asia
Women economies Key Players
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2009/5/7
As gender differences in economic activity have diminished, Asian women have played an increasingly important role in economic growth. An international study of six East and Southeast Asian economies ...
What's Happening to Marriage in East Asia?
East Asia Marriage birth rates
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2009/5/7
A trend toward late marriage has brought birth rates in Japan and South Korea to unprecedented low levels. In recent surveys, young people in these countries have expressed more negative attitudes abo...
Sex Preference for Children in Thailand and Some Other South-East Asian Countries
Sex Preference Children Thailand
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2009/4/10
The results of this analysis of South-East Asian countries with a combined population of 482 million shows a mixed pattern: preference for sons in some countries, and either no preference or what is c...
Living Arrangements and Support among the Elderly in South-East Asia：An Introduction
Living Arrangements South-East Asia Support
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2009/4/8
This introduction points to the increased concern in the ESCAP region over the issue of population ageing and the growing body of related research that has emerged since the prior theme issue on agein...
Fertility Decline, Family Size and Female Discrimination：A Study of Reproductive Management in East and South Asia
Fertility Decline Family Size Female Discrimination
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2009/4/1
A study of demographic narratives across East and South Asia suggests that, region-wide, there is increasing tension or conflict between preferred family size and preferred family-sex composition whic...
Raising Our Own Awareness：Getting to Grips with Trafficking in Persons and Related Problems in South-East Asia and Beyond
unprecedented growth South-East Asia
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2009/3/27
Despite unprecedented growth in programmes and policies to combat trafficking in persons, the problem is generally believed to be getting worse. It is therefore timely to review the overall impact tha...
Transnational Politics and Organizing of Migrant Labour in South-East Asia – NGO and Trade Union Perspectives
Migrant Labour Trade Union Perspectives South-East Asia
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2009/3/27
South-East Asia is part of a dynamic region in terms of labour migration, comprised of source and destination countries highly significant within the broader patterns of human movement at the global l...