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Approved Projects
Brain drain: sending and receiving countries
Calibration of annual birth registrations against census microdata for countries with strong cross-border migrations.
Comparison of fertility patterns by migration status
Construction of life-tables for national and sub-populations.
Cross national studies of poverty and social issues
Cross-national analysis of human health resources
Cross-national analysis of wage structure and discrimination
Cross-national comparison of the determinants of poverty
Cross-national determinants of female labor force participation
Cross-national study of inequality
Cross-national study of living standards and access to basic sanitation
Demographic and spatial dimensions of homicide rates in relation to demographic changes.
Demographic processes: fertility, mortality, migration
Demographic profiles of older populations
Develop regional accounts systems
Development of cross national social interaction and stratification scales.
Disability and welfare expenditures
Education stock estimates for evaluating the efficiency of health systems
Educational gaps between minority and majority populations
Effects of AIDS on school enrollments
Effects of economic growth on demand for skills and education and the returns to labor.
Effects of educational mismatches on wages and salaries
Effects of national poverty programs on child labor and school attendance
Effects of social networks on rural-ruban migration.
Effects of urbanization on internal migration
Emigration: the gender gap
Emission of green house gases: population and labor
Evolution of non-agricultural employment in rural areas
Extent of death clustering by regions
Gender differences in educational attainment
Gender earnings differences by rural/urban areas
Household structures of the elderly
Human welfare, agriculture and the environment
Immigration of specific nationalities
Impact of climate variation on poverty
Infrastructure and economic activities on public health projects
Instruction of advanced graduate students on the use of census microdata to study wage inequality
Labor supply and regional development
Living arrangements of the elderly around the world
Marriage transitions in developing countries
Marriage, child labor, and polygamy
Material inequality
Migrants by duration of residence by country of origin and destination
Migration from Mexico to the USA
Occupational changes and the reshaping of industrial policies
Period-cohort analysis of educational attainment in comparative perspective
Recalibration of survey data using detailed census microdata
Regional clustering of infant and child mortality
Religion and nationalism
School and work in developing and developed countries.
Social determinants of marital fertility
Substitution of wooden housing materials and effects on forest and environment
Teach advanced graduate students how to use census microdata for the study of public health issues
Teach advanced graduate students to use census microdata to analyze labor markets and make international comparisons.
Teach advanced graduate students to use census microdata to study aging and household structures
The marriage squeeze and marriage rates: cross-national comparisons
Transitions from adolesence to adulthood: education, work, marriage, child-rearing
Transitions to adulthood: life course trajectories by gender and household characteristics.
Trends in educational attainment and the impact of work force.
Well being of the elderly
Why are the effects of the brain drain more severe in some countries than others.
Women in the labor market
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