2003 Meeting Program Summary

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THURSDAY, MAY 1
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

P-1

Reproductive Health and Family Planning

THURSDAY, MAY 1
8:30 AM - 10:20 AM

1		Global Changes in Population Aging
2		The Demographic Impact of the HIV Epidemic
3		Demographic Effects of Poverty
4		Race, Ethnicity and the Family
5		The Impact of Crises and Long-Term Malnutrition on Child Health
6		Reproductive Health in Developing Countries
7		Transition to Adulthood in Developing Countries
8		Family, Work, and Time with Dependents
9		Immigrants and the Labor Market
10		Methodological Challenges and Advances in Fertility Research
11		Longitudinal Relations between Aspects of Health and Disability
12		Migration Consequences in Developing Countries
13		Innovative Applications to Enhance the Use of Secondary Data
14		Adolescent Sexual Risk-Taking
15		Contraceptive Use Dynamics
16		Communicating Results to Decision-Oriented Audiences: Practical Approaches and Lessons Learned

THURSDAY, MAY 1
10:30 AM - 12:20 PM

17		Residential Segregation
18		Gender-Based Violence
19		Social Forces Shaping Very Low Fertility
20		Health Status and Mortality over the Life Course in Developing Countries
21		Adolescent Fertility
22		Family Structure and Outcomes for Children and Youth
23		Values, Attitudes, and the Family in the United States
24		Fertility, Reproductive Health, and Public Policy in Developed Countries
25		The Influence of Social Institutions on Health: Family, Religion, and Community
26		On the Verge of Retirement: Projecting Health and Economic Disparities of the Baby Boom Cohort
27		Health and Mortality in the Former Soviet Union and Central Europe
28		Confidentiality, Privacy and Ethical Issues
29		Service and Social Influences on Contraceptive Practice
30		Women and Migration
31		Welfare Reform and Union Formation

THURSDAY, MAY 1
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

P-2

Fertility and Family

THURSDAY, MAY 1
1:30 PM - 3:20 PM

32		Welfare Reform and Its Demographic Consequences
33		Sexual Coercion and Reproductive Health Outcomes
34		Reproduction, Contraception and HIV Protection
35		Language, Poverty, and Living Arrangements of Children of Immigrants
36		Human Impacts on the Environment
37		Transitions from Adolescence to Adulthood
38		Resource Allocation within and across Households and Generations
39		Microsimulation Models and Techniques
40		Data and Methods in Studies of Immigration
41		Health Care Policy and Access to Health Care
42		Family and Households in Developing Countries
43		The Demography of Infectious Diseases
44		Cultural Perspectives on Fertility
45		Adolescent Sexual Activity and Contraceptive Use
46		The Demography of Race and Ethnicity in the Twenty-First Century

THURSDAY, MAY 1
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

P-3

Work, Education, Welfare, Parenting and Children

THURSDAY, MAY 1
3:30 PM - 5:20 PM

47		Immigrants and Labor Markets
48		Men's Health Knowledge, Risks, and Behavior across the Life Cycle
49		Demography of Income and Wealth Inequality
50		Reproductive and Fertility Issues in Societies with Medium and High Fertility
51		Identity, Racial Boundaries, and Patterns of Social and Self-Classification
52		International Perspectives on Fatherhood
53		Investments in Education, Demographic Processes, and Socioeconomic Development
54		HIV/AIDS Prevention in Sub-Saharan Africa
55		GIS and Spatial Models
56		Inequality, Race and Housing
57		Early Socioeconomic Status and Health: Intergenerational Transmission and Historical Effects
58		Risk and Protective Factors for the Young
59		Links between Gender Inequality and Socioeconomic Development
60		Causes and Consequences of Divorce
61		Emerging Global Patterns of Very Low Fertility
62		Gender and the Demographic Agenda: Where Do We Go from Here?

FRIDAY, MAY 2
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

P-4

Aging, Population Trends and Methods, Religion and Gender

FRIDAY, MAY 2
8:30 AM - 10:20 AM

63		Migration, Urbanization and Development
64		HIV/AIDS and Sexual Behavior
65		Beyond the Basics: Estimating and Projecting Characteristics Other than Age, Sex, and Race
66		Women's Changing Labor Force Participation
67		Child Health and Education in Developing Countries
68		Social and Economic Forces and the Transition to Motherhood
69		Demography of Disability and Aging
70		Fertility Transitions in Sub-Saharan Africa
71		Cohabitation and Exchange
72		Public Policy and the Family
73		New Strategies in Demographic Measurement and Analysis
74		Mortality Measurement
75		Economic Demography of Health and Aging
76		Age Patterns of Migration
77		Statistical Demography
78		Demographic Foundations of Evolution

FRIDAY, MAY 2
10:30 AM - 12:20 PM

79		International Insights on Internal Migration and Population Redistribution
80		Resource Allocation Within and Across Households and Generations II
81		Gender and Sexuality
82		Race, Ethnicity and the Niceties of Neighborhoods
83		A Multidisciplinary Exchange on Causality in Demographic Research
84		How Late Can You Wait? Fertility, Fecundity, and Aging
85		Socioeconomic Status and Health among the Elderly in the U.S.
86		Demographic and Health Impacts of Family Planning Services
87		Father and Fathering: Paternal Investment on Children
88		Public Policy and the Wellbeing of Children and Youth
89		Abortion: Measurement, Motivations and Determinants
90		Small Area Population Estimates and Projections
91		Interracial Contact
92		Population and Land Use
93		Environmental Impacts on Population, Health, and Quality of Life
94		Issues in the Use of Demographic Surveys to Define Population Genetics

FRIDAY, MAY 2
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

P-5

Health and Mortality

FRIDAY, MAY 2
12:30 PM - 2:20 PM

95		Gender Differences in Determinants and Consequences of Migration
96		Immigrant Labor Market Integration and Impact
97		Maternal Mortality and Pregnancy Outcomes
98		Gender, Livelihoods and Labor Markets
99		Race and Identity in the 2000 Census
100		Contraceptive Use and Effectiveness
101		Gender and HIV/AIDS
102		Retirement, Pensions and Health Insurance
103		Mortality and Emerging Health Threats
104		Cohabitation
105		Innovations in Population and Household Forecasting
106		Biodemography of Human Fertility
107		Fertility Attitudes and Preferences II
108		Income and Public Policies and Child Well-Being
109		Population and Environment: New Approaches and Methodologies
110		The Evidence for Declining Disability Rates among the Elderly

FRIDAY, MAY 2
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

P-6

Migration, Urbanization, Race and Ethnicity

FRIDAY, MAY 2
2:30 PM - 4:20 PM

111		Immigrant Adaptation
112		Health and Mortality Differences within the Hispanic Population
113		Demography of Schooling and Educational Attainment
114		Gender and Demographic Processes
115		Family Relationships, Health and Mortality in Historical Perspective
116		Why Networks Matter
117		New Approaches to Family Planning Service Delivery and Research
118		Spatial Variation in Sub-Saharan Africa's Fertility Transition
119		Fertility Attitudes and Preferences
120		Gender, Health and Mortality
121		Father Involvement and Its Impact on Child Development
122		Measurement and Methods in Asking Questions about Sex
123		Investments in Education, Demographic Processes, and Socioeconomic Development II
124		Measurement Issues in Aging Research: Self-Report, Biomarkers, ADLs/IADLs, Active Life Expectancy
125		Inequality and Education in Developing Countires
126		Family Relationships, Health, and Mortality

FRIDAY, MAY 2
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

Presidential Address and Awards Ceremony

SATURDAY, MAY 3
8:30 AM - 10:20 AM

127		New Immigrant Destinations
128		Women's Empowerment and Demographic Processes
129		Economic Foundations of Marriage
130		Values, Attitudes, and the Family in Europe and Asia
131		Youth Employment and Unemployment
132		Social and Economic Factors in Birth Spacing and Delay
133		Excess Female Mortality and Morbidity
134		High and Declining Fertility
135		Demography and Public Policy
136		Demographic Processes in Brazil- Recent Trends and Interpretations. Sponsored Jointly by Brazilian Population Association
137		Households and Families in Transition
138		Causes and Consequences of Adolescent Sexual Activity
139		Early Life Conditions and Health/Mortality over the Life Course
140		School Supply, School Quality and Educational Expansion
141		Immigrant Adaptation in Europe and Australia

SATURDAY, MAY 3
10:30 AM - 12:20 PM

142		New Measurement Methods in Studies of Health and Aging
143		Mathematical and Statistical Demography
144		Race and Ethnic Differences in Educational Aspirations and Attainment
145		Socioeconomic and Health Status among the Elderly: International Studies
146		Demographic Research on Sexual Behaviors Related to HIV
147		The American Community Survey: Current Status and Future Prospects
148		Men’s Reproductive Behavior and Health
149		Nonmarital Fertility
150		Employment, Child Care and Welfare: Effects on Children
151		Educational Outcomes of Children of Immigrants
152		Gender and SES Considerations in Juggling Work and Family
153		Less Explored Factors Underlying Child Health and Survival
154		Demography of North American Aboriginal Populations. Sponsored Jointly by the Canadian Population Society
155		Family Structure and Outcomes for Children and Youth II
156		Gender, Power, and Reproduction

SATURDAY, MAY 3
12:30 PM - 2:20 PM

157		Differential Mortality
158		Intergenerational Exchanges and Aging
159		Land Use and Migration
160		Findings from U.S. Historical Censuses
161		Economic Aspects of Population Growth and Aging in Different Contexts
162		Population and Household Forecasting in Developing Countries
163		Transitions Into and Out of Cohabitation
164		Fertility Measurement and Models
165		Reproductive Intentions, Perceptions, and Motivations
166		Internal Migration of U.S. Immigrants
167		Adult Sexuality, Sexual Behavior, and Sexual Health
168		Child Care and Early Childhood Education
169		The Role of Demographic Assumptions in Projecting the Financial Status of the Social Security Trust Fund: An Open Meeting with the Technical Panel on Assumptions and Methods