ISSN 1443-2447
Volume 20, Number 1, May 2003
Fertility Decline in Asia: Trends, Implications and Futures
Guest Editors: Brenda S.A. Yeoh, Wolfgang Lutz, Vipan Prachuabmoh, Evi Nurvidya Arifin
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| Brenda S.A. Yeoh, Wolfgang Lutz, Vipan Prachuabmoh and Evi Nurvidya Arifin | Editorial | iii-ix PDF |
| Bhakta B. Gubhaju and Yoshie Moriki-Durand | Below-replacement Fertility in East and Southeast Asia: Consequences and Policy Responses | 1-18 PDF |
| Bruce K. Caldwell and John C. Caldwell | Below-replacement Fertility: Determinants and Prospects in South Asia | 19-34 PDF |
| Vipan Prachuabmoh and Preeya Mithranon | Below-replacement Fertility in Thailand and Its Policy Implications | 35-50 PDF |
| Terence H. Hull | Demographic Perspectives on the Future of the Indonesian Family | 51-66 PDF |
| Tsay Ching-lung | Below-replacement Fertility and Prospects for Labour Force Growth in Taiwan | 67-87 PDF |
| Naohiro Ogawa | Japan’s Changing Fertility Mechanisms and Its Policy Responses | 89-106 PDF |
| Jerrold W. Huguet | Can Migration Avert Population Decline and Ageing in East and Southeast Asia? | 107-124 PDF |
| Wolfgang Lutz, Sergei Scherbov and Warren Sanderson | The End of Population Growth in Asia | 125-142 PDF |
Book Reviews | 143-152 PDF |
Errata
Volume 19, Number 2
Page 175, lines 41–42. Clarification of the statement: ‘the chance of an HIV-positive
man infecting a woman is around 300 to one, and of an HIV-positive woman infecting
a man 1,000 to one’. These chances are expressed as betting odds (against), and
are more clearly expressed as probabilities of ‘around one in 300 ... and one in 1,000’.
Page 179, lines 26–27. Replace ‘three-quarters of all ever-married men’ with ‘threequarters
of all adult men’.
Joint Special Issue: Populations of New Zealand and Australia at the Millennium
Page 114, paragraph 5. Replace the second and third sentences with: ‘The proportion
choosing to pay “up front” appears to have increased since 1989. In that year 15 per
cent of student fees incurred were so paid, whereas by 2000 that figure had
increased to 21 per cent (AVCC 2000)’.