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Research Papers Alonso, William Institute of Urban and Regional Development and Department of City and Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley Problems, Purposes, and Implicit Policies for
a National Strategy of Urbanization The System of Intermetropolitan Population
Flows Appleman, Jack, William P. Butz, David H. Greenberg, Paul L. Jordan, and Anthony H. Pascal RAND Corporation Population Change and Public Resource
Requirements: The Impact of Future United States Demographic Trends on
Education, Welfare, and Health Care Ayres, Robert U., and Ivars Gutmanis International Research and Technology Corporation Technological Change, Pollution, and
Treatment Cost Coefficients in Input-Output Analysis Bachrach, Peter Department of Political Science, Temple University and Elihu Bergman Center for Population Studies, Harvard University Participation and Conflict in Making American
Population Policy: A Critical Analysis Bahl, Roy W., Jr. Department of Economics, Syracuse University Metropolitan Fiscal Structures and the
Distribution of Population within Metropolitan Areas Beale, Calvin L. Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural and Nonmetropolitan Population Trends
of Significance to National Population Policy Berry, Brian J. L. Center for Urban Studies, University of Chicago Population Growth in the Daily Urban Systems
of the United States, 1980-2000 Blake, Judith Department of Demography, University of California, Berkeley Coercive Pro natalism and American Population
Policy Bollinger, W. LaMar Department of Economics, College of Idaho The Economic and Social Impact of the
Depopulation Process Upon Four Selected Counties in Idaho Bradshaw, Benjamin S. Population Research Center, University of Texas Some Aspects of the Fertility of
Mexican-Americans Cain, Glen G. Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin The Effect of Income Maintenance Laws on
Fertility in the United States Callahan, Daniel, ed. Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life Sciences Ethics, Population, and the American
Tradition Cameron, Gordon Department of Applied Economics, University of Glasgow The Relevance to the United States of British
and French Regional Population Strategies Carr, A. Barry, and David W. Culver Economic Research Service, U. S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture, Population, and the Erwironment Christmas, Lawrence Barroll Northeastern Illinois Planning Commission Continued Metropolitanization: The Chicago
Experience Cicchetti, Charles J. Resources for the Future, Inc. Outdoor Recreation and Congestion in the
United States Coale, Ansley J. Office of Population Research, Princeton University Alternative Paths to a Stationary Population Commoner, Barry Center for the Biology of Natural Systems, Washington University The Environmental Cost of Economic Growth Cutright, Phillips Department of Sociology, Indiana University Illegitimacy in the United States: 1920-1968 Danielson, Michael N. Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University Differentiation, Segregation, and Political
Fragmentation in the American Metropolis Darmstadter, Joel Resources for the Future, Inc. Energy David, Henry P. Transnational Family Research Institute, American Institutes for Research and Preterm Institute Unwanted Pregnancies: Costs and Alternatives Davidson, Roger H. Department of Political Science, University of California, Santa Barbara Population Change and Representative
Government Davis, Kingsley International Population and Urban Research and Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley The American Family in Relation to
Demographic Change Day, Lincoln H. Demographic and Social Statistics Branch, Statistical Office, United Nations The Social Consequences of a Zero Population
Growth Rate in the United States Demeny, Paul East-West Population Institute, University of Hawaii Welfare Considerations in United States
Population Policy Drury, Robert F. Consultant, Washington, D.C. Local Governments and Population Change Ehrlich, Paul R. Department of Biological Sciences, Stanford University and John P. Holdren Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley Impact of Population Growth Elazar, Daniel J. Department of Political Science, Temple University Population Growth and the Federal System Farley, Reynolds Population Studies Center, University of Michigan Fertility and Mortality Trends Among Blacks
in the United States Fischman, Leonard L. Economic Associates, Inc. and Hans H. Landsberg Resources for the Future, Inc. Adequacy of Nonfuel Minerals and Forest
Resources Fortney, Judith A. Department of Sociology and Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development, Duke University Immigration into the United States with
Special Reference to Professional and Technical Workers Freedman, Jonathan L. Department of Psychology, Columbia University A Conceptualization of Crowding Population Density, Juvenile Delinquency, and
Mental Illness in New YorkCity Frejka, Tomas The Population Council Demographic Paths to a Stationary Population:
The U.S. in International Comparison Fuguitt, Glen V. College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Wisconsin Population Trends of Nonmetropolitan Cities
and Villages in the United States Gold, Neil M. Suburban Action Institute The Mismatch of Jobs and Low-Income People in
Metropolitan Areas and Its Implication for the Central-City Poor Gordon, Sol College for Human Development and Center for Family Planning and Population Information, Syracuse University Family Planning Education for Adolescents Grumm, John G. Department of Government, Wesleyan University Population Change and State Government Policy Hansen, Niles M. Center for Economic Development, University of Texas The Case for Government-Assisted Migration Hetrick, Carl C., A. E. Keir Nash, and Alan J. Wyner Department of Political Science, University of California, Santa Barbara Population and Politics: In formation,
Concern, and Policy Support Among the American Public Hoch, Irving Resources for the Future, Inc. Urban Scale and Environmental Quality Hoover, Edgar M. Department of Economics, University of Pittsburgh Policy Objectives for Population Distribution Reduced Population Growth and the Problems of
Urban Areas Howard, John A., and Donald R. Lehman Graduate School of Business, Columbia University The Effect of Different Populations on
Selected Industries in the Year 2000 Irwin, Richard, and Robert Warren U.S. Bureau of the Census Demographic Aspects of American Immigration Jaffe, Frederick S. Center for Family Planning Program Development, Planned Parenthood-World Population Family Planning Services in the United States Johnston, Denis F. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and Department of Sociology, Georgetown University Illustrative Projections of the Labor Force
of the United States to 2040 Jones, David Department of Economics, Indiana University Projections of Housing Demand to the Year
2000, Using Two Population Projections Jones, Elise F., and Charles F. Westoff Office of Population Research, Princeton University Attitudes Toward Abortion in the United
States in 1970 and the Trend Since 1965 Kantner, John F., and Melvin Zelnik Department of Population Dynamics, School of Hygiene and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University Sexuality, Contraception, and Pregnancy Among
Pre -Adult Females in the United States Keely, Charles B. Department of Sociology, Western Michigan University Immigration: Considerations
on Trends, Prospects, and Policy Keller, Suzanne Department of Sociology, Princeton University The Future Status of Women in America Kelley, Allen C. Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin Demographic Changes and American Economic Development: Past, Present, and Future with Comment by Richard Easterlin, Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania Kitagawa, Evelyn M. Department of Sociology and Population Research Center, University of Chicago Socioeconomic Differences in Mortality in the
United States and Some Implications for Population Policy Lehne, Richard Department of Political Science, Rutgers University Population Change and Congressional
Representation Leibenstein, Harvey Department of Economics, Harvard University The Impact of Population Growth on the American Economy with Comment by Edgar M. Hoover, Department of Economics, University of Pittsburgh Leven, Charles L. Institute for Urban and Regional Studies, Washington University Changing Sizes, Forms, and Functions of Urban
Areas Lowi, Theodore Department of Political Science, University of Chicago Population Policies and the American
Political System Manvel, Allen 0. Consultant, Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Growth and Governmental
Fragmentation McGrath, Dorn C., Jr. Department of Urban and Regional Planning, School of Government and Business Administration, George Washington University Population Growth and Change: Implications
for Planning Menken, Jane A. Office of Population Research, Princeton University Teenage Childbearing: Its Medical Aspects and
Implications for the United States Population Miller, Arthur S. National Law Center, George Washington University Population Policy-Making and the Constitution Mills, Edwin S. Department of Economics, Princeton University Economic Aspects of City Size Morrison, Peter A. RAND Corporation Dimensions of the Population Problem in the
United States The Impact of Population Stabilization on
Migration and Redistribution Population Movements: Where the Public and
Private Interests Conflict Population Movements and the Shape of Urban
Growth: Implications for Public Policy Morss, Elliott R., and Susan McIntosh Commission on Population Growth and the American Future The Influence of Federal Government
Activities on the Family Decision to Have a Child Murray, Edward E., and Ned Hege Urban Land Institute Growth Center Population Redistribution
1980-2000 Noonan, John T., Jr., and Mary Cynthia Dunlap School of Law, University of California, Berkeley Unintended Consequences: Laws Indirectly
Affecting Population Growth in the United States North, Robert C. Department of Political Science, Stanford University and Nazli Choucri Department of Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Population and the International System: Some
Implications for United States Policy and Planning Oppenheimer, Valerie Kincade Department of Sociology, University of California, Los Angeles Rising Educational Attainment, Declining
Fertility, and the Inadequacies of the Female Labor Market Organski, A. F. K., and Alan Lamborn Department of Political Science, University of Michigan and Bruno Bueno de Mesquita Department of Political Science, Michigan State University The Effective Population in International
Politics Phelps, Edmund S. Department of Economics, Columbia University Some Macroeconomics of Population Levelling with Comment by Robert Dorfman, Department of Economics, Harvard University Pickard, Jerome P. Appalachian Regional Commission U.S. Metropolitan Growth and Expansion, 19
70-2000, with Population Projections Pilpel, Harriet F. Member, New York Bar and Peter Ames Member, Connecticut Bar Legal Obstacles to Freedom of Choice in the
Areas of Con traception, Abortion, and Voluntary Sterilization in the United
States Piotrow, Phyllis T. The Population Crisis Committee Congressional-Executive Relations in the
Formation of Explicit Population Policy Presser, Harriet B. School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine and International Institute for Study of Human Reproduction, Columbia University and Larry L. Bumpass, Department of Sociology and Center for Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin Demographic and Social Aspects of
Contraceptive Sterilization in the United States: 1965-19 70 Preston, Samuel H. Department of Demography, University of California, Berkeley Female Employment Policy and Fertility Reed, Ritchie H., and Susan McIntosh Commission on Population Growth and the American Future Costs of Children Ridker, Ronald G. Resources for the Future, Inc. Resource and Environmental Consequences of
Population Growth in the United States: A Summary The Economy, Resource Requirements, and
Pollution Levels Future Water Needs and Supplies, with a Note
on Land Use The Model (with H. W. Herzog, Jr.) Ridley, Jeanne Clare School of Public Health and Administrative Medicine and International Institute for Study of Human Reproduction, Columbia University On the Consequences of Demographic Change for
the Roles and Status of Women Rindfuss, Ronald R. Office of Population Research, Princeton University Recent Trends in Population Attitudes Rundquist, Barry S., P. G. Bock, Anthony M. Champagne, and Karl F. Johnson Department of Political Science, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign The Impact of Defense Cutbacks on Employment
and Migration Ryder, Norman B. Office of Population Research, Princeton University A Demographic Optimum Projection for the
United States Ryder, Norman B., and Charles F. Westoff Office of Population Research, Princeton University Unwanted Childbearing in the United States:
1970 Segal, Sheldon The Population Council Possible Means of Fertility Control: Distant
or Near Smith, Frank Austin Center for the Environment and Man, Inc. Waste Material Recovery and Reuse Smith, Frederick J. Graduate School of Design, Harvard University Ecological Perspectives Spengler, Joseph J. Department of Economics, Duke University Declining Population Growth: Economic Effects with Comment by Warren Robinson, Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University Taeuber, Irene B. Office of Population Research, Princeton University Growth of the Population of the United States
in the Twentieth Century The Changing Distribution of the Population
of the United States in the Twentieth Century Teitelbaum, Michael S. Office of Population Research, Princeton University International Experience with Fertility at or
Near Replacement Level Some Genetic Implications of Population
Policies Tietze, Christopher, M.D. The Population Council The Potential Impact of LegalAbortion on
Population Growth in the United States Viederman, Stephen The Population Council Population Education in the Elementary and
Secondary Schools of the United States Vines, Kenneth N. Department of Political Science, State University of New York, Buffalo Population and the Administration of Justice Consultants James E. Allen Carolina Population Center, University o North Carolina William Alonso Institute of Urban and Regional Development and Department of City and Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley Peter Ames Member, Connecticut Bar Peter Bachrach Department of Political Science, Temple University Edward Banfield Department of Government, Harvard University Calvin L. Beale Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture Benjamin S. Bradshaw Population Research Center, University of Texas Benjamin Branch, M.D. Medical Director, Preterm, Washington, D.C. Richard Burton The Urban Institute, Washington, D. C. Daniel Callahan Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life Sciences William D. Carey Arthur 0. Little, Inc., Washington, D.C. Lenora T. Cartright Center for Urban Studies, University of Illinois Robert Lee Chartrand Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress Preston Cloud Department of Geological Sciences, University of California, Santa Barbara Ansley J. Coale Office of Population Research, Princeton University Barry Commoner Center for the Biology of Natural Systems, Washington University Phillips Cutright Department of Sociology, Indiana University Michael N. Danielson Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University Kingsley Davis International Population and Urban Research and Department of Sociology, University of California, Berkeley Robert G. Dixon, Jr. National Law Center, George Washington University Robert Dorfman Department of Economics, Harvard University Anthony Downs Real Estate Research Corporation, Chicago, Illinois Edwin 0. Driver Department of Sociology, University of Massachusetts Robert F. Drury Consultant, Washington, D.C. Richard A. Easterlin Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania Paul R. Ehrlich Department of Biological Sciences, Stanford University Stephen Enke General Electric TEMPO, Center for Advanced Studies, Washington, D.C. Edward J. Ennis Attorney at Law, New York, New York Cynthia Fuchs Epstein Queens College of The City University of New York and Bureau of Applied Social Research, Columbia University Joseph L. Fisher Resources for the Future, Inc. Judith A. Fortney Department of Sociology and Center for the Study of Aging and Human Development, Duke University Maurice Fulton President, The Fantus Company, Chicago Campbell Gibson U.S. Bureau of the Census Sol Gordon College for Human Development and Center for Family Planning and Population Information, Syracuse University Naomi T. Gray Naomi Gray Associates, Inc., New York, New York John Grumm Department of Government, Wesleyan University Robert E. Hall, M.D. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University Niles M. Hansen Center for Economic Development, University of Texas Philip M. Hauser Population Research Center and Department of Sociology, University of Chicago Edgar M. Hoover Department of Economics, University of Pittsburgh John A. Howard Graduate School of Business, Columbia University Richard Irwin U.S. Bureau of the Census Frederick S. Jaffe Center for Family Planning Program Development, Planned Parenthood-World Population John F. Kain Department of Economics, Harvard University Allen C. Kelley Department of Economics, University of Wisconsin Allen Kneese Resources for the Future, Inc. Hans H. Landsberg Resources for the Future, Inc. Donald R. Lehman Graduate School of Business, Columbia University Harvey Leibenstein Department of Economics, Harvard University Seymour Martin Lipset Department of Government, Harvard University Allen D. Manvel Consultant, Washington, D.C. Alan Margolis Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco Donald R. Matthews The Brookings Institution Donald N. Michael Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan Arthur S. Miller National Law Center, George Washington University Edwin S. Mills Department of Economics, Princeton University Peter A. Morrison RAND Corporation Frank W. Notestein Office of Population Research, Princeton University A.F. K. Organski Department of Political Science, University of Michigan Anthony Pascal RAND Corporation Edmund S. Phelps Department of Economics, Columbia University Jerome P. Pickard Appalachian Regional Commission Harriet F. Pilpel Member, New York Bar Ronald J. Pion, M.D. School of Public Health, University of Hawaii James W. Prothro Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina Ronald G. Ridker Resources for the Future, Inc. Randall B. Ripley Department of Political Science, Ohio State University Warren C. Robinson Department of Economics, Pennsylvania State University Norman B. Ryder Office of Population Research, Princeton University Richard Scammon Election Research Center, Washington, D.C. Allan Schick The Brookings Institution |