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Population and Development in Rural Egypt (Studies in social and economic demography) by Allen C. Kelley, 1982-10
The Human Biology of Pastoral Populations (Cambridge Studies in Biological and Evolutionary Anthropology)
Mathematical Methods of Population Biology (Cambridge Studies in Mathematical Biology) by Frank C. Hoppensteadt, 1982-02-26
The Population History of England 1541-1871 (Cambridge Studies in Population, Economy and Society in Past Time) by E. A. Wrigley, R. S. Schofield, 1989-10-27
Health and Mortality among Elderly Populations (International Studies in Demography)
Animal Population Dynamics (Outline Studies in Ecology) by R. Moss, Adam Watson, et all 1982-10-31
Population, Resources and Development: Riding the Age Waves - Volume 1 (International Studies in Population) (v. 1)
Soviet Jewry Since the Second World War: Population and Social Structure (Studies in Population and Urban Demography) by Mordechai Altshuler, 1987-04-21
On the Edge of Scarcity: Environment, Resources, Population, Sustainability, and Conflict (Syracuse Studies on Peace and Conflict Resolution)
Information Processing Speed in Clinical Populations (Studies on Neuropsychology, Neurology and Cognition)
The Risks and Reconstruction Model for Resettling Displaced Populations (Environmentally Sustainable Development Studies and Monographs Series) by Michael M. Cernea, 1997-06
Demography In Transition: Emerging Trends in Population Studies by Amanda K. Baumle, 2006-10-01
A Line Drawn in the Sand: Responses to the AIDS Treatment Crisis in Africa (Harvard Series on Population and Development Studies) by Phyllis J. Kanki, Richard G. Marlink M.D., 2009-03-31
Human Biology of Afro-Caribbean Populations (Cambridge Studies in Biological and Evolutionary Anthropology) by Lorena Madrigal, 2006-07-17

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This website covers information about the Institute, Library, Faculty, Data Centre, Courses, Research, Meetings, and Publication. The Institute is effectively a private University of population studies.
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Monitor/4400/
Windhu - Airlangga University: Faculty Of Public Health
Biostatistics population studies, Faculty of Public Health, Airlangga University, Surabaya.
http://members.tripod.com/~windhu/
Centre For Population Studies
Centre for population studies (CBS). An Demographic Data Base Centre for population studies, Umeå universitet. Research Policy. The
http://www.ddb.umu.se/forskning/cbs_eng.htm

Extractions: Research Policy The Centre for Population Studies (CPS) was formed on July 1, 1990, as an integral part of the Demographic Data Base (DDB). Its main objective is to develop research on the material computerized by the DDB, and to stimulate national and international research on the DDB material, where possible within a multi-disciplinary context. The CPS will seek to promote research by disciplines, such as sociology, demography, statistics, epidemiology and human genetics. An international Advisory Board for the CPS has been appointed, whose main role is to contribute to the further development of the DDB as an important international research centre. The Board advises the DDB management on research matters and functions as an ambassador for the DDB, and its products. The CPS research policy is to promote new research based on the DDB database and to focus resources on important research fields. It will also promote the creation of a number of visiting research positions and scholarships at the CPS in order to encourage a wider use of the DDB research material. The research policy will be submitted to relevant political bodies and research councils. It provides the framework for the formulation of new research projects. The CPS will seek to promote new research in the following areas: The Individual and Family Life-course Population Genetics and Genetic Epidemiology Social and Spatial Mobility
Centre For Population Studies (CENPOPS)
The Centre for population studies (CENPOPS) is a graduate institution responsible for demographic training and research at the University of Pretoria.
http://www.up.ac.za/academic/cenpops/
The Otolith Research Laboratory Is An Authoritative Information Source On Fish O
An information source for scientists and students interested in fish otoliths and their use in age, growth, stock identification and fish population studies. Offers both superficial and indepth information, current projects, and clickable abstracts in publications.
http://www.mar.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/science/mfd/otolith/english/home.htm

Extractions: To the fisheries biologist, the otolith is one of the most important tools for understanding the life of fish and fish populations. Growth rings (annuli) not unlike those of a tree record the age and growth of a fish from the date of hatch to the time of death. Daily growth rings formed in the first year of life, and visible only through a microscope, record daily age and growth patterns in surprising detail. And sophisticated chemical techniques allow the reconstruction of everything from the year of hatch, to migration pathways, to the temperature of the water. Indeed, virtually the entire lifetime of the fish is recorded in the otolith. For that reason, otoliths are used and studied in almost every fisheries laboratory in the world. They also make ideal class or science projects, suitable for both high school and supervised elementary school students. The Otolith Research Laboratory at the Bedford Institute of Oceanography is responsible for developing new and better methods for interpreting and using otoliths in studies of fish, fish populations and fish stock assessments. We are involved in many aspects of otolith research, from routine age determinations to the latest advances in isotope dilution ICPMS. The sidebar provides links to more detailed descriptions of our work.
Department Of Population Studies Social Science Research Methods
at the Faculty of Political Social Sciences, University of Ghent, Belgium.
http://www.psw.rug.ac.be/popmeth/home/
Links For Population Studies
Useful Links for population studies. Links of Interest to Demographers Centre for population studies, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine;
http://www.lib.flinders.edu.au/resources/sub/socsci/popstudies.html

Extractions: Click on the appropriate letter under the heading Databases by title Geobase APAIS (Australian Public Affairs Information Service) is particularly good for the Australian/Asian/Pacific region. Sociological Abstracts ( provides abstracts to sociology research worldwide) Social Sciences Citation Index (citations to social science articles and researchers from 1987 onwards) Current Contents Expanded Academic ASAP (Infrotrac) and PROQUEST both contain thousands of full text articles from a wide range of disciplines.
Department Of Social Policy
The main objectives of the Society are to further the scientific study of biological, economic, historical, medical, social and other disciplines connected with human populations.
http://www.lse.ac.uk/Depts/spa/bsps/

Extractions: Home Help Search Site index ... LSE for you You are here - Welcome to LSE Welcome to the Social Policy Department. These pages provide information about the Department's structure, programmes and research activities, as well as details about our academics, affiliated and administrative staff and their contact details. Quick links Centre for Educational Research Centre for Civil Society Mannheim Centre LSE Health and Social Care ... ESRC-Sage Research Group Address and contacts Department of Social Policy
GIRIS
The site of the Turkish Institute of population studies contains information on population research in Turkey (both in Turkish and English).
http://www.hips.hacettepe.edu.tr/
The Urban Institute | Population Studies
population studies. The population studies Center studies how the US population is growing and changing in response to shifts in
http://www.urban.org/content/PolicyCenters/Population/Overview.htm

Extractions: Focus Projects Publications Staff The Population Studies Center studies how the U.S. population is growing and changing in response to shifts in the economy, the changing roles of men and women in families, and new policy initiatives. Our current research focuses in particular on immigration, mortality, sexual and reproductive health, adolescent risk behavior, child care and child welfare. In 2000, the center: Completed a survey of 3400 immigration households in New York and Los Angeles. The survey will provide in depth information on the economic mobility and health of immigrant families and their well-being in the wake of welfare reform's far -reaching restrictions on immigrant benefits. The survey represents the a major new source of information on the immigrant population in the United States during a period in which national integration policies are changing. Published three major reports that provide new information to policy makers and program administrators about youth risk behaviors. Published 5 new reports on child care arrangements and costs in the U.S. based on the Urban Institute's 1997 National Survey of America's Families. These reports provide the first-ever analyses of state level child care data for multiple states. They document for the first time the enormous differences in child care patterns from state to state. This has made an important contribution to our understanding of child care, the importance of doing state or local analyses of these data, and of the limitations of national data for state and local use.
Lesson Plan - ChesBay Population Studies
Chesapeake Bay population studies. Procedure Call up the map of the lower bay area; Select the location you wish to conduct your virtual population study.
http://www.baylink.org/lessons/pop-density_right.html
Bevölkerungswissenschaft An Der Humboldt-Universität - Aktuell
A web site on population studies in Germany (in both German and English).
http://www.demographie.de/
NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN POPULATION STUDIES
INDIAN POPULATION THIS CONTINENT AT EUROPEAN CONTACT. NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN population studies. Welcome! This page is dedicated to all indigenous tribes.
http://www.humboldt.edu/~pmz7001/

Extractions: Current Population 2000 Census (0.9 %) when using the "one race" criteria (1.5%) when using the "Race alone or in combination with one or more other races" criteria. INDIAN POPULATION THIS CONTINENT AT EUROPEAN CONTACT NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN POPULATION STUDIES Welcome! This page is dedicated to all indigenous tribes. Its focus is the collection of information relating to the population of Native American Indian people of North America. It is not an attack against any particular tribe or against the dominant culture. The issues I raise apply to many tribes, but are definitely important issues to my tribe. Sign My Guest book View My Guest book Many indigenous tribes of North America will be confronted with a dilemma in the not too distant future. The dilemma will be what to do about the tribe's enrollment rules. Currently tribes have the sovereign right to determine their own membership. This is similar to the way the United States (or any other sovereign nation ) can determine whether a person is eligible for citizenship. Should a tribe opt for a lower blood degree requirement, or stick with the current requirement and face almost certain extinction over time? One objection to lowering the blood degree requirement is the idea that it dilutes the
EAPS - This Page Moved
EAPS is an international and multidisciplinary forum for the study of Europe's population.
http://www.nidi.nl/eaps/
Biotags Remote Telemetry Systems For Science And Industry
Produces and sells digital and analog wildlife electronic tags for tracking and population studies. Contains product descriptions and contact information.
http://www.biotags.net/

Extractions: Biotags Remote Telemetry Systems The data is out in the field, and you need to bring it in to your PC, workstation or webserver in real time. If so, you've found the right site. Wherever data changes in the field - underwater, in air or underground - even over a wide temperature range, Biotags can provide complete wireless measurement solutions for field and lab. Biotags manufactures a variety of Radio Frequency (RF) data transmitters with onboard sensors, called Telemetry Tags, and their companion Field Data Loggers. Working together, these components capture sensor data on temperature, conductance, motion, voltage levels and field position, and networks the data to your lab or office computer system for analysis and verification. Would you like more information? Contact tech@biotags.net and tell us about your application.
Faculty Of Arts And Social Sciences - Demography & Population Studies Home Page
Waikato Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Demography population studies; programme information, career options, research publications. University Crest.
http://www.waikato.ac.nz/wfass/subjects/demographyandpopulationstudies/index.sht
Home Page
Promotes scientific studies of demography and populationrelated issues. An international professional association for individuals interested in population studies.
http://www.iussp.org

Extractions: poster below. The International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) promotes scientific studies of demography and population-related issues. Originally founded in 1928 and reconstituted in 1947, the IUSSP is the leading international professional association for individuals interested in population studies. The IUSSP network includes almost 2000 members world-wide, one third of whom are from developing countries. "foster relations between persons engaged in the study of demography in all countries of the world, and stimulate interest in demographic matters among governments, national and international organisations, scientific bodies and the general public. The Union shall have power to organise conferences, and to publish scientific information, dealing with population issues." About IUSSP
Faculty Of Arts And Social Sciences - Sociology & Social Policy
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Department of Sociology and Social Policy; including the Centre for Labour Studies, population studies Centre, Social
http://www.waikato.ac.nz/cltus
Office Of Population Research, Princeton University
among students. Course Schedules are available here. Courses in population studies. ECO 571/SOC 571 Survey of Population Problems
http://opr.princeton.edu/courses/

Extractions: Search Below we list graduate courses in the population field, along with related quantitative courses and other courses taught by OPR faculty. All OPR students, regardless of home department, are required to take ECO/SOC 571, ECO/SOC 572, POP 503, and POP 506 during their course of study. Other course requirements vary among the affiliated departments or programs. OPR doctoral students typically take three courses per semester during their first two years, but course loads may vary among students. Course Schedules are available here ECO 571/SOC 571 - Survey of Population Problems Survey of past and current trends in the growth of the population of the world and of selected regions. Analysis of the components of growth and their determinants. The social and economic consequences of population change. ECO 572/SOC 572 - Research Methods in Demography Source materials used in the study of population; standard procedures for the measurement of fertility, mortality, natural increase, migration, and nuptiality; and uses of model life tables and stable population analysis and other techniques of estimation when faced with inaccurate or incomplete data are studied. Prerequisite: 571 or instructor's permission. ECO 573/WWS 567 - Population and Development Determinants of demographic behavior in developing countries and the economic consequences of population change. Participants investigate such areas as high fertility as a peasant economic strategy; the relationship between fertility, children's education, and household savings; the impact of population growth rates on wages, rents, the distribution of income, aggregate savings, and technical change; models of internal migration and labor absorption; and the consequences of LDC to MDC migration. No previous knowledge of demographic techniques is required.

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