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2. Fecundability Estimates: Some Comments on M. Henry's Paper
3. Notes to Authors on the Preparation of Papers Submitted to Population Studies
4. Appendix Note on a Statistical Question raised in the preceding Paper
5. Commentary on R. A. Fisher's paper on The Correlation Between Relatives on the Supposition of Mendelian Inheritance. P. A. P. Moran C. A. B. Smith
6. Regional Forecasting. Colston Papers No. 22. M. Chisholm E. Frey P. Haggett
7. Some comments on Mr Karmel's paper ‘the relations between male and female reproduction rates’1
8. Fertility differentials in the Sudan (with reference to the nomadic and settled populations) * This paper is based on a chapter from a Ph.D. thesis completed at the London School of Economics, under the joint supervision of Professor D. V. Glass and Dr. J. G. C. Blacker, to whom I am deeply indebted for guidance, criticism and suggestions. I am also grateful to the Ford Foundation and the Population Council Inc. for the grants which made this work possible.
9. Some comments on Mr Karmel's paper ‘the relations between male and female reproduction rates’1
10. Regional Forecasting. Colston Papers No. 22.
11. Fecundability Estimates: Some Comments on M. Henry's Paper
12. Some Comments on Mr Karmel's Paper `The Relations between Male and Female Reproduction Rates'
13. Appendix Note on a Statistical Question raised in the preceding Paper
14. Development of Plans for a Social Psychological Study of the Future Fertility of Two-Child Families
15. Effects on Family Size and Sex Ratio of Preferences Regarding the Sex of Children
16. Appendix Note on a Statistical Question raised in the preceding Paper.
17. Regional Forecasting. Colston Papers No. 22
18. Appendix Note on a Statistical Question raised in the preceding Paper
19. Commentary on R. A. Fisher's paper on The Correlation Between Relatives on the Supposition of Mendelian Inheritance
20. Fecundability Estimates: Some Comments on M. Henry's Paper
21. On the Theoretical and Practical Considerations Underlying the Direct and Indirect Standardization of Death Rates.
22. The Role of the Foreign-Language Press in Migrant Integration.
23. The Trend of the Birth Rate in India, 1911-50.
24. Introduction.
25. Regional Forecasting. Colston Papers No. 22 (Book).
26. 'Continuation Rate', 'Use-Effectiveness' and their Assessment for the Diaphragm and Jelly Method.
27. Parameters of the Menstrual Cycle: a Reply.
28. On the Time Required for Conception.
29. Early Childhood in Broken Families.
30. The Estimation of Fertility Rates from Ratios of Total to First Births.
31. Commentary on R. A. Fisher's paper on The Correlation Between Relatives on the Supposition of Mendelian Inheritance (Book).
32. Population Growth, the Dependency Rate, and the Pace of Economic Development.
33. Urbanization, Non-Familial Work, Education, and Fertility in Taiwan.
34. The Concept and Measurement of Child Dependency: An Approach to Family Formation Analysis.
35. The Integrative Potential of a Fertility Model: An Analytical Test.
36. The Effect of Altitude on Fertility in Andean Countries.
37. Summary Statistics on Indenture and Associated Migration affecting the West Indies, 1834 1918.
38. A Study of Internal Migration in England and Wales Part II. Recent Internal Migrants -- their Movements and Characteristics.
39. The Americanization of Catholic Reproductive Ideals.
40. An Analytic Simulation Model of Human Reproduction with Demographic and Biological Components.
41. Predicting the Time Required to Conceive.
42. A Note on the Under-registration of Births in Malaya during the Intercensal Period 1947-1957.
43. Improvement of Contraception During the Course of Marriage.
44. Urban-Rural Differences in Indian Fertility.
45. Estimates of Mortality from Infant Mortality Rates.
46. Method of Forecasting the Future Composition of the Population of Great Britain by Marital Status.
47. A Critique of the Glass-Grebenik Model for Indirectly Estimating Desired Family Size.
48. Analysis of Patterns of Immigration and Absorption of Immigrants.
49. The Fertility of the Jews in Palestine A Review of Research.
50. Infantile Mortality Rates.
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