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IUSSP Scientific panel on the transition to adulthood in developed countries
IUSSP Scientific panel transition to adulthood developed countries
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2015/6/26
Our aim is three-fold: (1) to describe the transitions to adulthood both historically and cross-nationally; (2) to explain the transition to adulthood patterns and their underlying sources of variabil...
Variations in attitudinal gender preferences for children across 50 less-developed countries
comparative cross-national gender preferences for children
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2010/11/30
While a number of studies have examined gender preferences for children by studying behavioral measures, such as skewed sex ratios, sex imbalance in infant mortality, and sibling size/order; attitudin...
Demographers’interest in fertility trends and determinants in developed countries: Is it warranted?
consequences determinants low fertility research priorities social problem
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2010/4/29
Studies of fertility trends and determinants in developed countries are high on demographers’ research agenda. The interest in this subject is probably, to a large extent, motivated by a notion abou...
Socioeconomic Disadvantage and Adolescent Women's Sexual and Reproductive Behavior：The Case of Five Developed Countries
Adolescent Women's Sexual Reproductive Behavior Socioeconomic Disadvantage
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2009/9/16
Context: Differences among developed countries in teenagers' patterns of sexual and reproductive behavior may partly reflect differences in the extent of disadvantage. However, to date, this potential...
No consistent effects of prenatal or neonatal exposure to Spanish flu on late-life mortality in 24 developed countries
Barker hypothesis fetal origins Human Mortality Database influenza mortality Spanish Influenza 1918-19
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2010/4/28
We test the effects of early life exposure to disease on later health by looking for differences in late-life mortality in cohorts born around the 1918-1919 flu pandemic using data from the Human Mort...