Contenu du sommaire : Global fertility transition.

Global fertility transition. R.A. Bulatao, J.B. Casterline, Eds. 

• Introduction - Bulatao R. p. 1-14
• The Pace of Fertility Transition: National Patterns in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century - Casterline J. p. 17-52
• Comment: The Pace of Fertility Decline and the Utility of Evolutionary Approaches - Haaga J. p. 53-59
• The Effects of Improved Survival on Fertility: A Reassessment - Cleland J. p. 60-92
• The Globalization of Fertility Behavior - Caldwell J. p. 93-115
• Comment: Globalization and Theories of Fertility Decline - Hirschman C. p. 116-125
• Government and Fertility in Transitional and Post-Transitional Societies - McNicoll G. p. 129-159
• Gender and Family Systems in the Fertility Transition - Oppenheim Mason K. p. 160-176
• Comment: A Gender Perspective for Understanding Low Fertility in Post-Transitional Societies - Presser H. p. 177-183
• Population Policies, Family Planning Programs, and Fertility: The Record - Ong Tsui A. p. 184-204
• Comment: Population Programs and Fertility - Rosero-Bixby L. p. 205-209
• Paths to Subreplacement Fertility: The Empirical Evidence - Frejka T., Ross J. p. 213-254
• Comment: A March Toward Population Recession - Chesnais J. p. 255-259
• Fertility and Reproductive Preferences in Post-Transitional Societies - Bongaarts J. p. 260-281
• Comment: Desired Family Size and the Future Course of Fertility - Livi Bacci M. p. 282-289
• Postmodern Fertility Preferences: From Changing Value Orientation to New Behavior - Kaa D. p. 290-331
• Comment: The Puzzling Persistence of Postmodern Fertility Preferences - Bachrach C. p. 332-338