Brown Bag Seminar Archive

Brown Bags have been a weekly highlight in the academic life of PSC.

April 29, 2019: Paula Fomby (PSC, U of M),
Big Data in Population Science Discussion Forum
April 22, 2019: David J. Deming (Professor, Graduate School of Education, Harvard University),
STEM Careers and the Changing Skill Requirements of Work
April 15, 2019: Emilio Zagheni (Director, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research),
Studying migration processes using Facebook data
April 1, 2019: Dennis Feehan (Assistant Professor, Department of Demography, University of California, Berkeley),
Using an Online Sample to Learn about an Offline Population
March 18, 2019: Amanda Kowalski (PSC, U of M),
Selection into Clinical Trials and Implications for External Validity
February 25, 2019: Margaret Frye (PSC, U of M),
Constraints and Conventions in African Assortative Mating
January 28, 2019: Paul J. Fleming (PSC, U of M),
Immigration policy changes and their impact on health
December 3, 2018: Paula Fomby (PSC, U of M),
Issues in Immigration: PSC Discussion Forum
November 26, 2018: Fernando Riosmena (Associate Professor of Geography, Population Program & Department of Geography, University of Colorado Boulder),
Identifying explanations of the Hispanic Health Paradox, immigrant adaptation, and neighborhood effects on health.
November 5, 2018: Katharine Donato (Director, Institute for the Study of International Migration, Georgetown University),
When Children are No Longer Children: U.S. Immigrants in a Deportation State
October 29, 2018: Katherine Eriksson (UC Davis),
CANCELLED - Issues in Immigration: Katherine Eriksson
October 22, 2018: Sarah Seelye (PSC, U of M), Karra Greenberg (PSC, U of M), Lauren L. Brown (PSC, U of M), Julie Ober Allen (PSC, U of M), Emily Treleaven (PSC, U of M), Angela Bruns (PSC, U of M),
Postdocs presenting research interests and ongoing projects
October 1, 2018: Kerri-Anne Cross, Charlie Mattison,
Clinic: Budget Development for Funded Research
May 7, 2018: ,
Student Forum
April 16, 2018: Florencia Torche (Professor, Department of Sociology, Stanford University),
Unequal origins: Prenatal exposures, stratification, and children's educational achievement
April 9, 2018: Mike Hout (Professor, Sociology, NYU),
College Dropout in the United States, 1980-2010: Persistent Problems and Inequalities
April 2, 2018: Sean Reardon (Professor, Graduate School of Education, Stanford University),
Inequality of Educational Opportunity in the US: Evidence from Population Data, 2009-2015
March 12, 2018: ,
Student Forum
March 5, 2018: Judith A. Seltzer (Professor, Department. of Sociology, University of California),
Are Families Becoming More Complex?
February 12, 2018: Brian Powell (James H. Rudy Professor, Department of Sociology, Indiana University Bloomington),
Americans' Views on Refusal of Services to Same-Sex Couples: Evidence from a National Survey Experiment
February 5, 2018: Wendy Manning (Professor, Department of Sociology, Bowling Green State University),
A Plateau in Family Complexity Among Children?
January 22, 2018: Narayan Sastry (PSC, U of M),
The Effects of Childhood Health on Young Adult Education
January 8, 2018: Joffre Dan Swait, Jr (PSC, University of Technology Sydney),
Choosing How Best to Choose: Antecedent Volition & Process Representation in Models of Choice Behavior
November 13, 2017: Steven Alvarado (Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Cornell University),
Childhood neighborhood disadvantage and adult social and economic well-being: Evidence from sibling and cousin fixed effects using the NLSY
November 6, 2017: Jennie Brand (Professor, Dept of Sociology, UCLA),
Unequal Families, Unequal Effects: How Family Disruption is not Uniformly Disruptive to Children's Educational Attainment
October 23, 2017: Carol Shiue (Professor, Economics, University of Colorado Boulder),
Social Mobility in the Long-Run: An Analysis with Five Linked Generations in China 1300-1900
October 9, 2017: Sanyu Mojola (PSC, U of M),
HIV after 40 in Rural South Africa: Aging in the Context of an HIV epidemic.
October 2, 2017: Valentina Duque (PSC, U of M),
Integrating Early-Life Shocks and Human Capital Investments on Children's Education
September 18, 2017: Adriana Reyes (PSC, U of M),
Poverty and Income Pooling in Extended Family Households
September 11, 2017: Angela Bruns (PSC, U of M), Karra Greenberg (PSC, U of M), Sarah Seelye (PSC, U of M), Emily Treleaven (PSC, U of M),
Welcoming of Postdoctoral Fellows: Dr. Angela Bruns, Dr. Karra Greenberg, Dr. Sarah Seelye and Dr. Emily Treleaven
April 10, 2017: Elizabeth Eve Bruch (PSC, U of M),
Human Decision Processes, Population Structure, and Online Dating Markets
March 20, 2017: Dean Yang (PSC, U of M),
PSC Brown Bag: Taken by Storm: Hurricanes, Migrant Networks, and U.S. Immigration
March 13, 2017: Rachel Best (PSC, U of M),
Disease Advocacy and the NIH Budget
February 13, 2017: Daniel Almirall (PSC, U of M),
Getting SMART about Adaptive Interventions in Clinical and Health Services Research
January 23, 2017: H. Luke Shaefer (PSC, U of M),
Has the decline of cash assistance impacted the well-being of poor children?
October 24, 2016: James Hilton (Dean of Libraries and Vice Provost for Academic Innovation, University Libraries, University of Michigan),
Academic Innovation and the Global Public Research University
October 10, 2016: David Jaeger (Professor, Economics, City University of New York),
Does Reality TV Induce Real Effects? On the Questionable Association Between 16 and PREGNANT and Teenage Childbearing
October 3, 2016: C. Hoyt Bleakley (PSC, U of M),
Longevity, Education, and Income: How Large is the Triangle?
September 19, 2016: Jennifer S. Barber (PSC, U of M),
The Paradox of Unintended Pregnancy: Why Do So Many Young Women Who Say They Don’t Want to Get Pregnant Get Pregnant Anyway?
September 12, 2016: Melanie Wasserman (PSC, U of M), Adriana Reyes (PSC, U of M),
Incoming Post Doctoral Fellow Introductions
April 18, 2016: Sarah Anne Stoddard (PSC, U of M),
Neighborhood Influences on Youth Violence and Substance Use
April 11, 2016: Belinda L. Needham (PSC, U of M),
Gender differences in telomere length across the life course
April 4, 2016: Elizabeth A. Armstrong (PSC, U of M),
Paying for the Party
March 28, 2016: Heather Thompson (Professor of History, Afro-American and African Studies, U of M),
CANCELLED: Why Mass Incarceration Matters
March 14, 2016: Alexandra Murphy (PSC, U of M),
When the Sidewalks End: Poverty and Isolation in an American Suburb
March 7, 2016: Michael G. Mueller-Smith (PSC, U of M),
The Criminal and Labor Market Impacts of Incarceration
February 1, 2016: Sarah Miller (PSC, U of M),
Childhood Medicaid Coverage and Later Life Health Care Utilization
December 7, 2015: Daniel Eisenberg (PSC, U of M),
The Healthy Minds Network: Population-level Approaches to Adolescent and Young Adult Mental Health
November 16, 2015: Alexandra Minna Stern (PSC, U of M), ,
Eugenic Sterilization in 20th-century California: From Demographic Analysis to Digital Storytelling
November 9, 2015: Fabian T. Pfeffer (PSC, U of M), ,
Multigenerational Associations in Social Status in the U.S.
November 2, 2015: Deirdre Bloome (PSC, U of M),
Income Inequality and Lifetime Income Dynamics in the US
October 19, 2015: Rob Stephenson (PSC, U of M),
Providing HIV prevention and care for male couples
October 12, 2015: Joe Grengs (PSC, U of M),
Getting There: Policy and Planning for Social Equity in Transportation
October 5, 2015: Colter Mitchell (PSC, U of M),
The biological consequences of growing up in poverty: neighborhoods, schools and families
September 21, 2015: Elizabeth Nansubuga (Populations Studies, Makerere University),
Prevalence and risk factors of maternal near miss in Central Uganda: a community based study
September 14, 2015: Nicole Kravitz-Wirtz (PSC, U of M), Lauren Schmitz (PSC, U of M), Abigail Weitzman (PSC, U of M), Michael G. Mueller-Smith (PSC, U of M), Valentina Duque (PSC, U of M),
Introduction of incoming PSC Post Docs
May 18, 2015: Lois M. Verbrugge (PSC, U of M),
Disability Experience and Measurement
April 13, 2015: Bill Birdsall (Associate Professor Emeritus, School of Social Work, U of M),
Really Understanding Homelessness: How the University Can Contribute
April 6, 2015: Jinkook Lee (University of Southern California),
Wellbeing of the Elderly in East Asia: China, Korea, and Japan
March 23, 2015: Shelly Lundberg (Leonard Broom Professor of Demography, University of California, Santa Barbara),
Lifting the Burden: State Care of the Elderly and Labor Supply of Adult Children (with Katrine V. Løken and Julie Riise)
March 16, 2015: Maurizio Mazzocco (Department of Economics, UCLA),
Cohort Size and the Marriage Market: Explaining Nearly a Century of Changes in U.S. Marriage Rates
March 9, 2015: Luigi Pistaferri (Stanford University),
Consumption Inequality and Family Labor Supply
February 23, 2015: Elizabeth Frankenberg (Duke University),
Recovery in Indonesia after the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami
February 2, 2015: Monica Grant (Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of Wisconsin - Madison),
CANCELED! The Demographic Promise of Free Primary Education: Trends in the Age of First Birth in Malawi
January 26, 2015: Jeff Smith (PSC, U of M),
The Consequences of Mismatch Between Students and Colleges
January 12, 2015: Filiz Garip,
On the Move: The Changing Dynamics of Mexico-U.S. Migration
December 8, 2014: Chenoa Flippen (Associate Professor, Sociology, University of Pennsylvania),
Immigrant Context and Opportunity: New Destinations and Socioeconomic Attainment among Asians in the United States
December 1, 2014: Linda J. Waite (University of Chicago),
Understanding the Health and Well-Being of Adults over 60
November 10, 2014: Scott T. Yabiku (Arizona State University),
Migration, Schooling Aspirations, and the Role of Sending Community Context.
November 3, 2014: Melvin Stephens (Department of Economics, University of Michigan),
Estimating the Impacts of Program Benefits: Using Instrumental Variables with Underreported and Imputed Data
October 6, 2014: Elisha Renne (Professor of Anthropology, Aftromerican and African Studies, PSC, U of M),
The Unintended Consequences of Family Planning Initiatives in Nigeria
September 22, 2014: Paula Fomby (Associate Research Scientist and Faculty Associate, SRC, PSC, U of M),
Family Complexity, Siblings, and Children’s Aggressive Behavior at School Entry
September 15, 2014: Dustin Brown (Research Fellow, PSC and SRC, PSC, U of M),
Spousal Education and Adult Mortality Risk in the United States
September 8, 2014: Emily Smith-Greenaway (PSC, U of M), Apoorva Jadhav (PSC, U of M), Holly Donahue Singh (PSC, U of M),
PSC Incoming Post Docs
April 21, 2014: Grant Miller (Stanford University),
Managerial Incentives in Public Service Delivery: Evidence from School-based Nutrition Programs in Rural China
April 14, 2014: Jeanne Brooks-Gunn (Columbia University),
Fragile Families: Implications for Parenting and Child Well-being
March 24, 2014: Joe Eisenberg,
Environmental determinants of Infectious diseases: Roads and diarrheal disease
March 17, 2014: Tom Vogl (Princeton University),
Differential Fertility, Human Capital, and Development
March 10, 2014: Samuel Bazzi (Boston University),
Skill Transferability, Migration, and Development: Evidence from Population Resettlement in Indonesia
February 10, 2014: Christopher Monk (University of Michigan),
Neuroimaging and Population Science
February 3, 2014: Marcia J. Carlson (School of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-Madison),
Multi-Partnered Fertility and Child Well-Being among Urban U.S. Families
January 13, 2014: Barbara A. Anderson (PSC, U of M),
Projecting Low Fertility: Some Thoughts about the Plausibility and Implications of Assumptions
December 9, 2013: Sharon R. Kardia (PSC, U of M),
Genomics in the Health and Retirement Study
December 2, 2013: James Trussell (Princeton University),
High Hopes versus Harsh Realities: The Population Impact of Emergency Contraceptive Pills
November 11, 2013: Yasamin Kusunoki (PSC, U of M),
Relationship Dynamics and Contraception: The Role of Seriousness, Instability, and Violence
November 4, 2013: Ben Hansen (PSC, U of M),
Getting what you can, and no more, from administrative data: Matching and omitted variable sensitivity for quasiexperiments in K-12 education
October 21, 2013: Prashant Bharadwaj (University of California, San Diego),
Perverse Consequences of Well-Intentioned Regulation: Evidence from India's Child Labor Ban This presentation will not be streamed or archived.
October 14, 2013: Vimal Ranchhod (University of Cape Town),
Genuine Fakes: The prevalence and implications of data fabrication in a large South African survey
October 7, 2013: Paula England (Professor of Sociology, New York University),
The Long Term Cohort Increase in Premarital First Births: Is it About Sex or the Economy?
September 16, 2013: Victor Agadajanian (Arizona State University),
Labor Migration, HIV, and Society in Rural Africa
September 9, 2013: Dustin Brown (PSC, U of M), Patrick Coate (PSC, U of M), Pawel Krolikowski (PSC, U of M), Amelia Karraker (PSC, U of M), Emily Ann Marshall (PSC, U of M),
PSC Postdoc Introductions
April 29, 2013: Helge Brunborg (Social and Demographic Research, Statistics Norway),
On the Use of Demographic Evidence at International War Crime Tribunals
April 15, 2013: Carlos Dobkin (Department of Economics, University of California, Santa Cruz),
The Mechanisms of Alcohol Control: Evidence from the Canadian Minimum Legal Drinking Age
April 8, 2013: Randolph Roth (Professor of History and Sociology, Ohio State University),
Child Murder in America
April 1, 2013: Thomas A. DiPrete (Department of Sociology, Columbia University), Joscha Legewie,
High School Environments, STEM Orientations, and the Gender Gap in Science and Engineering Degrees
March 11, 2013: Jennifer Johnson-Hanks (Department of Demography, University of California, Berkeley),
Aggregation Problems
February 26, 2013: Katharine Donato (Department of Sociology, Vanderbilt University),
Weathering the Storm? Employment Transitions of Low-Skill Mexican Immigrants, 2003-2011
February 11, 2013: Justin Wolfers (Economics and Public Policy, University of Michigan),
Growth in Income and Subjective Well-Being Over Time
January 28, 2013: Christine Bachrach (Maryland Population Research Center, University of Maryland),
A Cognitive Model of Culture for Demography
November 19, 2012: Martha Bailey (Department of Economics, National Poverty Center and Population Studies Center, University of Michigan), Olga Malkova, Zoe McLaren,
The Effects of U.S. Family Planning Programs on Children's Economic Resources
November 12, 2012: Christopher Wildeman (Department of Sociology, Yale University),
Cumulative Risks of Foster Care Placement for American Children, 2000-2009
November 5, 2012: Robin Jacob (Center for Advancing Research and Solutions for Society, University of Michigan), David Featherman (PSC, U of M),
School Reform and Beyond: A Comprehensive Approach to Foster Achievement
October 22, 2012: Angel Harris (Department of Sociology and Center for African American Studies, Princeton University),
A Search for Oppositional Culture: Race, Perceptions of Opportunity, and Academic Investment
October 16, 2012: Nancy Luke (Department of Sociology, Brown University),
Power and Priorities: Gender, Caste, and Household Bargaining in India
October 8, 2012: Lisa Neidert (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
The Cultural Significance of the Second Demographic Transition
October 1, 2012: Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue (Development Sociology and Demography, Cornell Population Program, Cornell University),
Demographic Transitions and Global Economic Inequality
September 10, 2012: Noreen Goldman (Office of Population Research and Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University),
Predicting Survival of Older Adults: Findings from a Biosocial Survey
April 16, 2012: Mario Small (Chair, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago),
The Institutional Foundations of Social Capital: Evidence from Mothers and Childcare Centers Co-sponsored with SRC
April 2, 2012: Nancy Landale (Department of Sociology and Crime. Law and Justice, Pennsylvania State University),
Health and Development of Mexican American Preschool Children: An Integrative Approach Using Latent Class Analysis
March 26, 2012: Elizabeth Bruch (University of Michigan),
Mate Preferences and Marriage Market Dynamics
March 12, 2012: Jenna Nobles (University of Wisconsin),
Rebuilding a Destroyed Population: Mortality, fertility, and the Indian Ocean tsunami Co-sponsored with SRC
February 13, 2012: Colter Mitchell (Center for Research on Child Wellbeing, Princeton University),
Family Instability, Genes, and Children’s Externalizing Behavior
February 6, 2012: Seth Sanders (Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy, Duke University),
The Great Migration and African American Mortality: Evidence from the Deep South
January 23, 2012: Shawn Dorius (University of Michigan),
The Rise and Fall of Worldwide Education Inequality from 1870-2010: Measurement and Trends
December 5, 2011: William H. Dow (School of Public Health and Berkeley Population Center, University of California, Berkeley),
Socioeconomic Risk Factors for Adult Mortality in a Middle-Income Country: The Costa Rican Longitudinal Mortality Study
November 21, 2011: Helen Levy (Institute for Social Research, School of Public Health and Gerald Ford School of Public Policy),
Measuring Health Literacy in the Health and Retirement Study
November 15, 2011: Leslie McCall (Department of Sociology, Northwestern University),
The Un/deserving Rich: American Beliefs about Opportunity and Inequality in the Era of Rising Inequality
November 7, 2011: Kenneth Chay (Department of Economics and Community Health, Brown University),
Health Insurance, Utilization and Mortality: Evidence from Medicare's Origins
October 24, 2011: Jennifer Barber (Department of Sociology and Research Professor, Population Studies Center and Survey Research Center), Yasamin Kusunoki (Assistant Research Scientist, Population Studies Center and Survey Research Center), Heather Gatny (Research Associate, Institute for Social Research),
Relationship Dynamics and Pregnancy: Seriousness, Instability, and Partner Change
October 10, 2011: Angela Fertig (Department of Health Policy and Management, College of Public Health, University of Georgia at Athens),
Portfolio Choice and Mental Health Issues
October 3, 2011: Yang Yang (Department of Sociology, Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill),
Why Do Women Live Longer than Men? An Integrative Social and Biodemographic Approach to Explaining Sex Differences in Longevity
September 19, 2011: Aaron Mauck (School of Public Health, University of Michigan, Research Fellow, Epidemiology),
The Acute Problem of Chronic Disease in Twentieth Century Epidemiology
September 12, 2011: Caroline Sten Hartnett (PSC), Kenzie Latham (PSC), Jessica Wyse (PSC),
"White-Hispanic Differences in Meeting Fertility Intentions Over the Life Course"; "The Effect of Modifiable Risk Factors on Activity Limitation among Late Midlife Adults"; and "Intersections Between Crime and Community"
April 11, 2011: Christine Schwartz (Department of Sociology and Center for Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin - Madison),
The Reversal of the Education Gender Gap in Marriage and Marital Dissolution Co-sponsored with the Survey Research Center
April 5, 2011: Iwu Dwisetyani Utomo (Australian Demographic & Social Research Institute, Australian National University),
Life Situations of Young Fathers in Jakarta Co-sponsored with the Survey Research Center
March 29, 2011: Jeroen Spijker (Researcher, Centre d'Estudis Demografics, Barcelona, Spain),
Worldwide Household Patterns of Young Couples in Multilevel Perspective Co-sponsored with the Survey Research Center
March 22, 2011: Kathleen McGarry (Department of Economics, University of California - Los Angeles),
Dynamic Aspects of Family Transfers Co-sponsored with the Survey Research Center
March 14, 2011: Maria Glymour (Department of Society, Human Development, and Health, Harvard School of Public Health),
Social Determinants of Stroke in the Elderly: Race, Place and SES Co-sponsored with the Survey Research Center
March 7, 2011: Eileen Crimmins (Andrus Gerontology Center, University of Southern California),
Explaining the High and Worsening Position in Life Expectancy
February 21, 2011: David Lam (Department of Economics and Population Studies Center, Institute for Social Resarch),
How the World Survived the Population Bomb: Lessons from 50 Years of Exceptional Demographic History
February 14, 2011: Adriana Lleras-Muney (Economics Department, University of California - Los Angeles),
Does Staying in School (and not Working) Help Prevent Teen Drinking and Smoking?
February 7, 2011: Emma Aguila (RAND Corporation),
Experimental Analysis of the Health and Well-Being Effects of a Non-contributory Social Security Program
January 24, 2011: Joseph Price (Department of Economics, Brigham University),
Using Incentives to Encourage Healthy Eating in Children
January 10, 2011: Douglas S. Massey (Office of Population Research and Department of Sociology, Princeton University),
Postmodern Segregation: Patterns, Causes, and Consequences in the 21st Century
December 6, 2010: Emily Wiemers (University of Michigan),
The Effect of Unemployment on Household Composition and Doubling Up
November 22, 2010: Robert Kaestner (Institute of Government and Public Affairs, University of Illinois, Chicago),
Health and Health Insurance Trajectories of Mexicans in the US
November 22, 2010: Robert Kaestner (Institute of Government and Public Affairs, University of Illinois, Chicago),
Health and Health Insurance Trajectories of Mexicans in the US
November 15, 2010: Leah Platt Boustan (Department of Economics, University of California, Los Angeles),
School Desegregation and Urban Change: Evidence from City Boundaries
November 8, 2010: Ellen Meara (The Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice, Dartmouth College), Ezra Golberstein, Susan Busch,
FDA and ABCs: Unintended Consequences of Antidepressant Warnings on Academic Achievement
November 1, 2010: Rebecca Thornton (PSC), Susan Godlonton (PSC, U of M), Alister Munthali,
Circumcision, Information, and HIV Prevention
October 11, 2010: Mick Couper, (PSC), Sheldon H. Danziger (PSC, U of M), Sioban D. Harlow (PSC, U of M), Susan Hautaniemi Leonard (PSC, U of M), James M. Lepkowski (PSC, U of M), Lauren Nicholas (PSC, U of M),
PSC Faculty Introductions: Faculty Offer Brief Descriptions of Their Research Interests and Projects
October 4, 2010: Charlie Brown (PSC), Philippa J. Clarke (PSC, U of M), Kathleen Ford (PSC, U of M), Vicki Freedman (PSC, U of M), Edward Norton (PSC, U of M), Jeffrey A. Smith (PSC, U of M), Kenneth M. Sylvester (PSC, U of M),
PSC Faculty Introductions: Faculty Offer Brief Descriptions of Their Research Interests and Projects
September 20, 2010: Scott Yabiku (Program in Sociology, School of Social and Family Dynamics, Arizona State University),
Schools, School Quality, and Marriage Timing
September 13, 2010: Deborah Carr (Department of Sociology and Institute for Health, Health Care Policy and Aging Research, Rutgers University),
If Nothing is Certain But Death and Taxes, Why Do So Few Americans Prepare for the End of Life?
June 15, 2010: Georgina Binstock (Centro de Estudios de Poblacion, Argentina),
Emerging Family Patterns in Latin America: The Southern Cone Experience osponsored with Survey Research Center
June 8, 2010: Attila Melegh (Demographic Research Institute, Institute of Sociology and Social Policy),
Globalization and Migration in Hungary Structures and Attitudes in a Comparative Perspective cosponsored with Survey Research Center
May 18, 2010: James Smith (Rand Corporation),
Effects of Childhood Mental and Physical Health on Adult SES COSPONSOR WITH SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER
April 12, 2010: Douglas Almond (Economics Department, Columbia University), Bhash Mazumder,
Health Capital and the Prenatal Environment: The Effect of Maternal Fasting During Pregnancy
April 6, 2010: Claudia Goldin (Department of Economics, Harvard University),
Career and Family osponsored with Economic History
March 22, 2010: Mel Stephens (School of Public Policy, Department of Economics, Population Studies Center and Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan), Kerwin Charles (University of Chicago),
Voter Turnout and the Labor Market
March 15, 2010: Sarah Burgard (Department of Sociology, Population Studies Center and Epidemiology, University of Michigan), Shige Song,
Social Inequality and Infant Mortality in China and India COSPONSOR WITH SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER
March 8, 2010: Kathleen Cagney (Visiting Professsor, University of Michigan, Population Studies Center and Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research;, Department of Health Studies, University of Chicago),
The Continuum of Disorder and Its Implications for Health COSPONSOR WITH SURVEY RESEARCH CENTER
February 15, 2010: Jennifer Ailshire (Center of Biodemography and Population Health, School of Gerontology, University of Southern California),
Objective and Perceived Neighborhood Environment and Social Engagement
February 8, 2010: Shawn Bushway (School of Criminal Justice, University of Albany, State University of New York),
Demographic and Criminological Perspectives on the Aging of the State Prison Population during the Era of Mass Incarceration (1974-2004) co-authors: Hui-shien Tsao and Herb Smith
February 1, 2010: Judy Birk (Managing Director, IRB Health Sciences and Behavioral Sciences), Lynette Hoelter (Director, Instructional Resources & Development, ICPSR), Lisa Neidert (Senior Research Associate, PSC),
Research Ethics Presentation
January 11, 2010: Bruce Western (Department of Sociology and Director of the Multidisciplinary Program in Inequality and Social Policy at the Kennedy School of Government;, Harvard University),
Unions, Norms and the Rise in American Earnings Inequality cosponsored by National Poverty Center, University of Michigan
December 7, 2009: Arland Thornton (PSC, University of Michigan), Georgina Binstock, Kathryn Yount, Jalal Abbasi-Shavazi, Dirgha Ghimire,, Yu Xie (PSC, U of M),
International Fertility Change: New Data and Insights from the Developmental Idealism Framework co-sponsored by the Survey Research Center
December 1, 2009: Barb Koremenos, Arland Thornton (PSC, U of M),
Group discussion of Beth Simmons’ book MOBILIZING FOR HUMAN RIGHTS: INTERNATIONAL LAW IN DOMESTIC POLITICS Jointly sponsored by the CPS Interdisciplinary Workshop in Politics and Policy; the Political Methodology Workgroup in the Department of Political Science; the NIS; and the Population Studies Center
November 23, 2009: John Bound (PSC), Elizabeth Eve Bruch (PSC, U of M), Sarah Burgard (PSC, U of M), Reynolds Farley (PSC, U of M), Arline T. Geronimus (PSC, U of M), David J. Harding (PSC, U of M), Jeffrey Morenoff (PSC, U of M), Rachel C. Snow (PSC, U of M), Arland Thornton (PSC, U of M), Rebecca L. Thornton (PSC, U of M),
PSC Faculty Introductions: Faculty Offer Brief Descriptions of Their Research Interests and Projects
November 16, 2009: George Alter, Barbara Anderson, Martha Bailey, Jennifer Barber, Al Hermalin, David Lam, Narayan Sastry, Bob Schoeni, Yu Xie (PSC, U of M),
PSC Faculty Introductions: Faculty Offer Brief Descriptions of Their Research Interests and Projects
November 9, 2009: John Bound (Population Studies Center, Survey Research Center, Department of Economics, University of Michigan),
For Better or Worse? Increased Stratification in US Higher Education
November 6, 2009: Sunita Kishor (Macro International),
Making the Invisible Visible: Challenges of Measuring Gender and Women’s Empowerment Cosponsored by IRWG’s Gender & Global Health Program, SRC, and PSC
November 2, 2009: Yasamin Kusunoki (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
Contraceptive Method Choice among Youth in the United States: The Importance of Relationship Context
October 12, 2009: James J. Prescott (Law School, University of Michigan), Jonah Rockoff,
Do Sex Offender Registration and Notification Laws Affect Criminal Behavior?
October 5, 2009: Christopher Wildeman (School of Public Health, University of Michigan),
Imprisonment and Infant Mortality
September 14, 2009: Edward Norton (Department of Health Management and Policy, University of Michigan),
A Dynamic Economic Model of Weight Change
April 27, 2009: Nicola Branson, David Lam, Murray Leibbrandt, Vimal Ranchhod, Leticia Marteleto (PSC, U of M),
Causes and Consequences of Teen Pregnancy in South Africa
April 13, 2009: Steven J. Haider (Department of Economics, Michigan State University),
Can We Explain Black-White Disparities in Infant Mortality?
April 1, 2009: Yu Xie (Otis Dudley Duncan Distinguished University Professor of Sociology, Population Studies Center),
Understanding Inequality in China Distinguished University Professorship Lecture. Wednesday, April 1st, 4 pm, Rackham Amphitheatre.
March 23, 2009: Tom Fricke (Survey Research Center & Population Studies Center, Anthropology Department),
Conversions and Continuities: The Implications of Tamang Conversion to Christianity in Nepal for Thinking about Ideational Change
March 16, 2009: Magdalena Cerda (New York Academy of Medicine),
The Limits of Collective Efficacy: Investigating the Influence of Neighborhood Context on Levels of Violence in Medellin
March 15, 2009: Sarah Burgard (Department of Sociology and Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
TBD
March 9, 2009: Claus Portner (Department of Economics, University of Washington),
The Demand for Sex Selective Abortions
March 2, 2009: Francesco Billari (Director, Dondena Centre for Research on Social Dynamics, University of Bocconi, Milano, Italy),
What Explains Fertility? Evidence from Italian Pension Reforms
February 15, 2009: Jennifer Ailshire (Population Studies Center, Survey Research Center and Department of Sociology, University of Michigan),
TBD
February 15, 2009: Jennifer Ailshire (Population Studies Center, Survey Research Center, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan),
TBD
February 9, 2009: Barbara Anderson (Professor, Department of Sociology, Population Studies Center), John H. Romani (Professor Emeritus of Public Health Administration, ),
Recycling Behavior Among Urban South Africans: The Role of Race and Social Status
February 3, 2009: Deborah Griffin (U.S. Census Bureau),
What the American Community Survey Can Tell Us about Mixed-Mode Surveys Jointly sponsored with the Survey Research Center, TUESDAY Feb. 3, 12 noon, 6050 ISR
January 12, 2009: Mark Padilla (School of Public Health and Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan),
The Embodiment of Tourism: Sexual Performance and HIV/AIDS Among Dominican Tourism Workers
December 8, 2008: Jeff Groen (Bureau of Labor Statistics),
Going Home After Hurricane Katrina: Determinants of Return Migration and Changes in Affected Areas
December 1, 2008: David Lam (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan), Leticia Marteleto (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
Family Size of Children and Women during the Demographic Transition
November 24, 2008: Martha Bailey (Department of Economics and Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
The Expansion and Impact of U.S. Family Planning Programs Under the War on Poverty, 1960-1980
November 18, 2008: Jennifer Barber (Survey Research Center,Population Studies Center and Department of Sociology), Yasamin Kusunoki (Population Studies Center), Heather Gatny (Survey Research Center and Population Studies Center),
Relationship Dynamics and Social Life: Design and Implementation of Mixed Mode, Mixed Method Study of Young Women
November 4, 2008: Linda Waite (Department of Sociology, University of Chicago),
Social Isolation, Gender and Inflammation Jointly sponsored by PSC and SRC. Tuesday, 12-2 pm.
October 27, 2008: Ron Lee (Center for Demography and Economics, University of California, Berkeley),
Some Macroeconomic Consequences of the Demographic Transition
October 20, 2008: Bob Willis (Population Studies Center, Survey Research Center),
Cognitive Economics and Human Capital
October 13, 2008: Jamie Jones (Department of Anthropological Sciences, Stanford University),
Marginal Valuation of Fertility and Risk-Aversion in Women’s Reproduction on the Utah Frontier, 1849-1929
October 6, 2008: Sarah Brauner-Otto (Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina),
School Quality, Attitudes about the Family, and Contraceptive Use in Nepal
September 22, 2008: Elizabeth Oltmans Ananat (Institute of Public Policy, Duke University),
The Wrong Side(s) of the Tracks: The Causal Effects of Racial Segregation on Urban Poverty and Inequality Jointly sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center.
September 15, 2008: Reynolds Farley (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
The Kerner Commission Report: 40 Years Later. What Has Changed, What Hasn’t Jointly sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center.
April 21, 2008: Dimiter Philipov (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna Institute of Demography),
Family Formation and Fertility in Central and Eastern Europe: Sweeping Changes and Driving Forces
April 14, 2008: Ray Langsten (Social Research Center, American University in Cairo),
Educational Transitions in Egypt
April 7, 2008: John Casterline (Department of Sociology, Ohio State University),
Consequences of Unwanted Fertility: Longitudinal Evidence from Bangladesh
March 17, 2008: Jeff Strickland (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
Race, Ethnicity, and Inequality in Charleston, South Carolina 1860-1880
March 10, 2008: Isaac Mbiti (Department of Economics, Southern Methodist University),
Moving Women: Household Composition, Labor Demand and Crop Choice
March 3, 2008: Edward Rothman (Center for Statistical Consultation and Research, University of Michigan),
New and Current Services from the Center for Statistical Consultation and Research (CSCAR)
February 11, 2008: Carl Simon (School of Public Policy, University of Michigan),
Complex Systems Approaches to Population Studies
February 4, 2008: David Bishai (School of Public Health, Johns Hopkins University),
Community Effects on the Sexual Behavior of Youth in Asia
January 14, 2008: Martha Bailey (Department of Economics, University of Michigan),
Reevaluating the Causes of the Baby Boom: The Effects of Electrification in the United States, 1925 to 1960
December 3, 2007: Patrick Bayer (Department of Economics, Duke University),
Beyond Signaling and Human Capital: Education and the Revelation of Ability
November 26, 2007: Sara Arber (Department of Sociology, University of Surrey, UK),
Sleep and Health: Gender, socio-economic status and inequalities in sleep (jointly with UM-GHRT)
November 5, 2007: Don Treiman (California Center for Population Research, UCLA),
The Effects of Social Origins on Educational Attainment: A 51 Nation Comparison jointly with CCS
October 22, 2007: Ron Lesthaeghe (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
The Making of the Modern Western Family and the Politics of Moral Control--Illustrated with the Example of Flanders 1450-1800
October 15, 2007: James Phillips (Population Council),
Evidence-Based Reproductive and Child Health Program Development in Ghana
October 1, 2007: Kathryn Yount (Department of Sociology, Emory University),
Family in the Middle East: Ideational Change in Egypt, Iran, and Tunisia
September 24, 2007: Arjan Gjonca (Department of Social Policy, London School of Economics),
Modernisation vs. Traditionalism--The Fertility Changes in Albania 1950-2000.
April 16, 2007: Daniel Benjamin (University of Michigan),
Social Identity and Preferences
April 9, 2007: Christopher Browning (Ohio State University),
The Social Ecology of Public Space: Street Activity and Violent Crime in Urban Neighborhoods
April 2, 2007: Sara McLanahan (Princeton University),
Fragile Families: The First Five Years Jointly Sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center.
March 19, 2007: Barbara Anderson (University of Michigan),
Trends in the Percent of Children who are Orphans in South Africa: 1995-2005
March 15, 2007: Greg Duncan (Northwestern University),
Higher Ground: New Hope for the Working Poor and their Children Jointly Sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center. Thursday, March 15, 4:00 - 5:30 PM, Weill Hall, 735 S. State Street.
March 12, 2007: Michael Hout (University of California, Berkeley),
How America Expanded Education and Why It Mattered Jointly Sponsored by PSC and the Sociology Department. 4154 LSA Building, 4:00 PM.
March 5, 2007: David Card (University of California, Berkeley),
Tipping and the Dynamics of Segregation in Neighborhoods and Schools Jointly Sponsored by PSC, SRC, and the Economics Department.
February 12, 2007: Lois Verbrugge (University of Michigan),
Giving Help in Return: Family Reciprocity by Older Singaporeans
February 6, 2007: Robert Groves (University of Michigan), William Axinn (University of Michigan),
An Update on the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) Jointly Sponsored by PSC and SRC. Tuesday, 12 - 2 PM.
January 22, 2007: Barbara Schneider (Michigan State University),
Being Together Working Apart: Results from the 500 Family Study
January 8, 2007: Reynolds Farley (University of Michigan),
The Declining Multiple Race Population of the US and the American Community Survey: 2000 to 2005
December 11, 2006: Grant Miller (Stanford University),
Women's Preferences and Child Survival in American History
December 4, 2006: Jeremy Freese (University of Wisconsin-Madison),
Replication Standards for Quantitative Social Science: Why Not Sociology? Jointly Sponsored by PSC and ICPSR.
November 20, 2006: David Lam (University of Michigan),
Sexual Behavior, Childbearing, and Schooling in South Africa: Evidence from the Cape Area Panel Study
November 13, 2006: Emily Oster (University of Chicago),
Measuring the Magnitude of HIV: Evaluating the Ugandan Miracle
November 6, 2006: Eli Berman (University of California, San Diego),
From Empty Pews to Empty Cradles: Fertility Decline Among European Catholics
October 23, 2006: Martha Bailey (University of Michigan),
‘Momma's Got the Pill’: Griswold v. Connecticut and U.S. Childbearing
October 9, 2006: Nan Johnson (Michigan State University),
Do Battered Mothers Have More Fetal and Infant Deaths? Evidence from India
October 3, 2006: Paul Cheung (United Nations Statistical Division),
The 2010 World Program of Population and Housing Censuses This seminar will be held on Tuesday, October 3, from 12:00 - 1:30, in ISR 6080.
September 18, 2006: Harry Holzer (Georgetown University),
Reconnecting Disadvantaged Young Men Jointly Sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center.
September 11, 2006: George Alter (Indiana University),
The Shape of Fertility Decline in 19th-Century Europe: Visualizing Stopping and Spacing
April 18, 2006: Tim Guinnane (Yale University),
Pre-Marital and Extra-Marital Fertility in Munich, 1825-1910 Jointly Sponsored by PSC, ICPSR, and the Economics Department. This event replaces the PSC Brown Bag on Monday, April 17. The talk will be held from 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM, in 201 Lorch.
April 12, 2006: Ray Langsten (American University in Cairo),
Demonstration of a New Framework for Assessing Progress toward Education for All
April 10, 2006: Arline Geronimus (University of Michigan),
On the Implications of Weathering for Eliminating Racial Health Inequality in the United States
March 20, 2006: Scott Stanley (The University of Denver),
The Development of Relationship Education for Low-Income Individuals 4:00-5:30pm in the Wolverine Room at the Michigan Union. Jointly Sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center.
March 13, 2006: Jeffrey Smith (University of Michigan),
Reevaluating the Schooling Costs of Teenage Childbearing
February 15, 2006: Andrew Cherlin (The Johns Hopkins University),
Strange Unrest: American Family Instability in Comparative Perspective 4:00-5:30pm in 6050 ISR. Jointly Sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center. This event replaces the PSC Brown Bag on Monday, February 13.
January 23, 2006: Jerry Bachman (University of Michigan),
Substance Use in Adolescence and Adulthood: The Links with Educational Success and Failure Jointly Sponsored by SRC and PSC. 12-2pm.
January 9, 2006: Rachel Snow (University of Michigan),
Sexual Risk-Taking in South Africa
December 5, 2005: Cameron Campbell (UCLA),
Communities, Descent Groups, and Individual Outcomes in Liaoning, China, 1749-1909
November 14, 2005: Ron Lesthaeghe (University of Michigan),
From a First to a Second Demographic Transition -- Concept, Evidence, Prospects Jointly Sponsored by SRC and PSC. 12-2pm.
November 7, 2005: Kathleen Mullan Harris (University of North Carolina),
Add Health Grows Up: Social, Behavioral, and Biological Linkages in a Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health
October 24, 2005: Paul Voss (University of Wisconsin-Madison),
Spatial Data Analysis of Child Poverty in the U.S. with Particular Attention to Issues of Spatial Heterogeneity
October 10, 2005: Deborah Carr (Rutgers University),
Death and Dying in the 21st Century: Implications for Older Adults and their Families
October 3, 2005: Sandro Galea (University of Michigan),
Mental Health and Behavioral Consequences of Terrorism
September 19, 2005: Yu Xie (University of Michigan), James Lee (University of Michigan),
New Social Science Initiatives in China
April 18, 2005: Robert Mare (UCLA),
Neighborhood Choice and Neighborhood Change
April 11, 2005: Rebecca Clark (NICHD),
Leaping the Hurdles and Navigating the Maze: How to Get Funding from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)
April 4, 2005: Margaret Levenstein (University of Michigan),
Accessing and Using Confidential Census Microdata through the Michigan Census Research Data Center Jointly Sponsored by SRC and PSC. 12-2pm.
March 28, 2005: Ken Sylvester,
Natural Capacities: farm scale and cropland resilience on the Great Plains, 1910-1992
March 21, 2005: Ren Farley (University of Michigan), Maria Krysan (University of Illinois-Chicago), Mick Couper (University of Michigan),
Innovating at the End: Studying Race in the 2004 Detroit Area Study 12-2pm. Jointly Sponsored by SRC and PSC
March 11, 2005: Kathy Edin (University of Pennsylvania), Maria Kefalas (Saint Joseph's University),
Why Poor Women Put Motherhood before Marriage Jointly Sponsored by PSC and the National Poverty Center. Friday, March 11, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM at Rackham Auditorium. This event replaces the PSC Brown Bag on Monday, March 14.
March 7, 2005: Narayan Sastry (RAND),
Trends in Socioeconomic Inequality in Child Mortality in Brazil noon to 1:30pm. Jointly Sponsored by SRC and PSC
February 7, 2005: Susan Hautaniemi Leonard (University of Michigan),
Grammars of Death: 19th-Century Literal Causes of Death from the Age of Miasmus to Germ Theory
January 24, 2005: Miguel Ceballos (University of Michigan),
Migration, Acculturation, and Infant Health of the Mexican-origin Population in the United States: Investigating a Paradox
January 10, 2005: Marcia Inhorn (University of Michigan),
Making Muslim Babies: IVF and Gamete Donation in Sunni Egypt and Shi'ite Lebanon
December 6, 2004: James Jackson (University of Michigan),
Family Connections: Over Generations and Across Nations
November 22, 2004: Tommy Bengtsson (Lund University, Sweden), Martin Dribe (Lund University, Sweden),
Deliberate Control in a Natural Fertility Population: Southern Sweden 1766-1865
November 15, 2004: John Knodel (University of Michigan),
The Impact of the AIDS Epidemic on Older Aged Parents: Evidence from Thailand
November 8, 2004: Hans-Peter Kohler (University of Pennsylvania),
Partner + Children = Happiness? An Assessment of the Effect of Fertility and Partnerships on Subjective Well-Being in Danish Twins
October 25, 2004: Elisha Renne (University of Michigan),
Concepts of Population and Development in Southwestern Nigeria
October 11, 2004: Narayan Sastry (RAND),
Family and Neighborhood Sources of Socioeconomic Inequality in Children's Achievement
October 4, 2004: Joshua Goldstein (Princeton University),
Intermarriage and Social Distance in Multiracial America
September 20, 2004: William Parish (University of Chicago),
Intimate Partner Violence in China
May 4, 2004: Jennifer Barber (University of Michigan),
Family Change After An Unintended Birth. Jointly Sponsored by SRC & PSC
April 26, 2004: Guang Guo (Department of Sociology, University of North Carolina),
Adolescent Health, Genes, and Social and Demographic Contexts
April 5, 2004: Tom Fricke (University of Michigan),
Taking Culture Seriously: Making the Survey Ethnographic
March 29, 2004: Barbara Ibrahim (The Population Council),
Youth, Identity and Gender Bargains: Egypt and the Muslim World
March 22, 2004: Rukmalie Jayakody (Pennsylvania State University),
The Impact of Social Changes on the Family in Vietnam
March 15, 2004: Al Hermalin (University of Michigan), Pamela Smock (University of Michigan), Robert Schoeni (University of Michigan), Sapna Swaroop (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
Are Demographers an Endangered Species: A panel discussion of how substance and methods of demography are changing and what this means for training, for the identity of demography as a discipline, and for its role within academia.
March 8, 2004: Rachel Snow (Department of Health Behavior and Health Education, University of Michigan),
Gender, Caste and Contraceptive Use in Rajasthan, India
March 1, 2004: Daniel Hamermesh (Centennial Professor of Economics, University of Texas, at Austin),
Stressed Out On Four Continents: Time Crunch or Yuppie Kvetch?
February 2, 2004: Robert Pollak (Washington University),
Long-Term Care and Family Decision Making
February 2, 2004: Bill Axinn (University of Michigan), Dan Brown (School of Natural Resources, University of Michigan), Jianguo Liu (Fisheries and Wildlife, Michigan State University), Myron Gutmann (University of Michigan),
New Directions in Population and Environment Research - A Panel Discussion
January 19, 2004: Arland Thornton (University of Michigan),
Developmental Idealism and Family Change: A Research Agenda
January 12, 2004: Various PSC Faculty Researchers (University of Michigan),
Overview of PSC Faculty Research
December 8, 2003: Linda Waite (Department of Sociology, University of Chicago),
Marital Biography and Health at Midlife
December 1, 2003: Cyrus Chu (Academia Sinica, Taiwan),
A SSAD Model of Family Resource Allocation Among Siblings: Competition, Forbearance, and Support
November 17, 2003: Noriko Tsuya (Department of Economics, Keio University),
Patterns and Factors of Household Life Course in 18th and 19th Century Rural Japan.
November 10, 2003: Pam Smock (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan), Kristin Seefeldt (Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan),
Marriage on the Public Policy Agenda: What Do Policymakers Need to Know From Research? Jointly sponsored by PSC and Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
November 3, 2003: Bill Axinn (University of Michigan), Bob Groves (University of Michigan),
The National Survey of Family Growth: Cycle 6 Experiences and Cycle 7 Plans. Jointly sponsored by SRC & PSC
October 20, 2003: David Lam (University of Michigan), Leticia Marteleto (Federal University of Minas, Gerais, Brazil),
Stages of the Demographic Transition from a Child’s Perspective: Family Size, Cohort Size, and Schooling
October 13, 2003: Rebecca Emigh (UCLA),
Predictors of Poverty During the Market Transition in Central Europe
April 21, 2003: Robert Schoeni (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
Food Stamps Use and the Elderly: Why is Participation So Low?
April 14, 2003: Maria Krysan (Department of Sociology, University of Illinois-Chicago),
Exploring the Complexities of Racial Residential Preferences in the Detroit Area Study and Beyond: Lessons from the Past and Plans for the Future
April 7, 2003: George Galster (College of Urban, Labor, and Metropolitan Affairs, Wayne State University),
By Words and Deeds: Racial Steering by Real Estate Agents
March 31, 2003: Steven Haider (Department of Economics, Michigan State University),
Food Insufficiency or Poverty? Measuring Need-related Diet Adequacy
March 24, 2003: Bobbi Low (School of Natural Resources, University of Michigan),
Modeling the ecology of women's lives in modern contexts: Some evolutionary considerations
March 17, 2003: William Frey (Institute for Social Research, University of Michigan),
Race and Space in Urban America: Perspectives from the 2000 Census
March 10, 2003: Jeff Morenoff (Population Studies Center and the Department of Sociology, University of Michigan),
Racial Disparities in Violent Crime: Role of Socio-Economic Context and Neighborhood
March 3, 2003: Joseph Winchester Brown (Department of Health Behavior and Health Education, University of Michigan),
Health and Living Arrangements among Elderly Persons in the United States.
February 10, 2003: Ann Chih Lin (Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy, Department of Political Science, University of Michigan),
The Measure and Meaning of Social Networks among Arab Immigrants in Detroit
February 3, 2003: Barbara Anderson (Population Studies Center, Institute for Social Research), John Romani (University of Michigan),
Has the percentage of children orphaned in South Africa increased? An analysis based on October Household Survey data 1995-98
January 27, 2003: Martha Hill (Survey Research Center, Institute for Social Research),
Are "Two-Parent" and "Single-Parent" Families Misnomers Misdirecting Family Research?
December 9, 2002: Myron Gutmann (ICPSR, PSC, and Department of History, University of Michigan),
Heat, Elevation, and Migration: Two Population-Environment Regimes in the Great Plains of the United States
December 2, 2002: Robert McCaa (Department of History & Minnesota Population Center, University of Minnesota),
IPUMS-International: Integrating and Calibrating Census Microdata
November 18, 2002: Reynolds Farley (Population Studies Center and the Department of Sociology, University of Michigan),
Teaching about Detroit and Racial Residential Segregation: Using the Web in the Classroom
November 11, 2002: Susan Brown (Center for Family and Demographic Research & Department of Sociology, Bowling Green State University),
Family Structure and Child Well-being: The Significance of Parental Cohabitation
November 4, 2002: Patrick Heuveline (Department of Sociology & Population Research Center, University of Chicago),
Looking for Mortality-Fertility Links: Reading History Backward, Sideways, and at the Extreme
October 28, 2002: Robert Hummer (Department of Sociology and Population Research Center, University of Texas),
Religion, Health, and Mortality: Recent Findings and Next Steps
October 21, 2002: James Z. Lee (Division of the Humanities and Social Sciences, California Institute of Technology),
Economic Stress and Mortality in Past Times: Europe and Asia, 1700-1900
October 7, 2002: Kristine Mulhorn (Health Care Department, University of Michigan),
Comparative Analysis of the Role of Function in Survival Among the Elderly: U.S. and Japan
September 30, 2002: Vanessa L. Fong (Population Studies Center, University of Michigan),
Only Hope: Coming of Age Under China's One-Child Policy
September 23, 2002: Kazuo Yamaguchi (Department of Sociology and Population Research Center, University of Chicago),
Sexual revolution and normative roles of the family: a hazard rate analysis of sexual initiation

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