The purpose of our working paper series is to highlight the population-related research of MPC members. All papers have completed a review process prior to the posting in the Working Paper Series, but full responsibility for the content of the paper remains with the author(s). Comments from readers are welcomed and should be sent directly to the author(s).
- #2012-01 Children's Economic Well-Being During the Great Recession
by Sheela Kennedy, Catherine A. Fitch, and Matt A. Nelson
- #2010-02 The Whole Village Project: A Platform for Evaluating Rural Development Projects
by Joseph A. Ritter, Monique Borgerhoff Mulder, Kari Hartwig, Susan James, Deborah Levison, Esther Ngadaya and Craig Packer
- #2010-01 Urban Form and Family-Engaged Active Leisure: Impact Assessment Using the Census Data and Nighttime Satelite Images
by Yingling Fan
- #2009-01 Child Domestic Servants in Latin America: Numbers, Trends and Education
by Deborah Levison and Anna Langer
- #2009-02 The Development of Family Interrelationship Variables for International Census Data
by Matthew Sobek and Sheela Kennedy
- #2008-05 Immigration, Suburbia, and the Politics of Population in US Metropolitan Areas
by Kyle Walker
- #2008-04 Residential Segregation and Labor-Market Outcomes: The Importance of Race, Gender and Marital Status
by Jenny B. Wahl
- # 2008-03 Youth Placed Out-of-Home for Behavioral Reasons: An Analysis of Characteristics, Type of Placements, and Length of Stay
by Misty Heggeness and Elizabeth Davis
- # 2008-02 Living Arrangements of the Aged in Comparative Historical Perspective
by Steven Ruggles
- # 2008-01 Intergenerational Coresidence in Developing Countries
by Steven Ruggles and Misty Heggeness
- #2007-05 Intermittent Child Employment and Its Implications for Estimates of Child Labor
by Deborah Levison, Jasper Hoek, David Lam, and Suzanne Duryea
- #2007-04 The Effect of Child Work on Schooling: Evidence from Egypt
by Ragui Assaad, Deborah Levison and Nadia Zibani
- #2007-03 Romantic Relationships from Adolescence to Young Adulthood: Evidence from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health
by Ann Meier and Gina Allen
- #2007-02 Drawing Statistical Inferences from Historical Census Data
by Michael Davern, Steven Ruggles, Tami Swenson and J. Michael Oakes
- #2007-01 Using Cyber-Resources to Build Databases for Social Science Research
by Matthew Sobek, Monty Hindman and Steve Ruggles
- #2005-10 The Effect of Child Work on Schooling: Evidence from Egypt
by Ragui Assaad, Deborah Levison, Nadia Zibani
- #2005-09 Adolescent Romantic Relationships and Young Adult Union Formation
by Ann Meier, Gina Allen, and Christina Falci
- #2005-08 High School Exit Examinations and State-Level Completion and GED Rates, 1973-2000
by John Robert Warren, Krista N. Jenkins, and Rachael B. Kulick
- #2005-07 State-Level High School Completion Rates: Concepts, Measures and Trends
by John Robert Warren
- #2005-06 Sibling Models of the Role of Job Characteristics in Mediating SES-Health Relationships
by Jeanie E. Brand, John Robert Warren, and Peter Honnakker
- #2005-05 Inter-Cohort Trends in Age-Specific Health Inequalities: A Test of the Theory of Fundamental Causes
by John Robert Warren and Elaine M. Hernandez
- #2005-04 Continued Interest in the Appalachian Immigrant is not Warranted: Appalachian Out-Migrants in the Larger Southern Exodus, 1940-1980
by J. Trent Alexander
- #2005-03 The Rise of Cohabitation in the United States: New Historical Estimates
by Catherine Fitch, Ron Goeken, and Steven Ruggles
- #2005-02 Roommates or Families? Access to Housing and the Transition to Non-Marital Cohabitation in Sweden
by Nathanael T. Lauster
- #2005-01 Redefining and Measuring Sexual Revolution, with an Example from the IPUMS Census Data 1880-2000
by Nathanael T. Lauster
