Curriculum Vitae
ALBERT I. HERMALIN
PRESENT POSITION: Professor Emeritus, Department of Sociology, University of Michigan Research Professor Emeritus, Population Studies Center, University of Michigan
ADDRESSES: Population Studies Center Institute for Social Research 2115 Nature Cove Ct, Apt. 102 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 48104-4977 426 Thompson St. (734) 973-1949 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48106-1248 (734) 763-3264 email: [email protected]
EDUCATION:
Ph.D., Sociology and Anthropology, Princeton University, 1969 "Homogeneity of Siblings on Education and Occupation," Chair, Frederick F. Stephan M.A., Sociology and Anthropology, Princeton University, 1966 B.Sc., Mathematics and Statistics, City College of New York, 1949 Summer session in survey research methods, sampling, Survey Research Center, Graduate School, University of Michigan, 1950.
POSITIONS HELD AND MAJOR DUTIES:
Department of Sociology, University of Michigan Professor Emeritus, 1998- Professor, 1978-1998 Associate Professor, 1972-1978 Assistant Professor, 1969-1972 Lecturer, 1967-1969
Population Studies Center, University of Michigan Research Professor Emeritus, 2000- Director, Michigan Exploratory Center on the Demography and Economics of Aging, 1994-1999 Interim Director, 1990-1991 Research Scientist, 1987-1999 Director, 1977-1987 Acting Director, January-June 1974 Associate Director, 1972-1976 Research Associate, 1967-1972
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Courses Taught: Demography of Aging; Demographic Techniques; Population Problems; Elementary Statistics (undergraduate); Intermediate Statistics (graduate); Social Research Methods; Introductory Sociology; Seminars on Sociology of Education, Surveys in Demographic Research, Evaluation of Family Planning Programs, Issues in Aging Research
Recent Research: Studies of mortality and disability trends and differentials in Taiwan. A comparative study of aging in Asia, a multi-year collaborative project with the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, and Singapore which focuses on the rapid social, economic, and demographic changes underway and their impact on the health and socioeconomic well-being of the elderly and on intergenerational relations more broadly. The study involves new surveys in each country as well as the use of census data, focus groups, and case and village studies. The development of new and more robust methods for the evaluation of family planning programs, an assessment of past approaches, and the adequacy of the necessary database.
Earlier Research: Factors associated with changes in fertility and evaluation of family planning programs in Taiwan. Comparative analysis of factors affecting fertility among World Fertility Survey countries. Multilevel analysis of fertility and contraceptive use in Costa Rica and Egypt. Methods of evaluation of family planning programs. Studies of the reliability of survey and community data. Research into racial segregation patterns in the United States; racial differences in family structure and socioeconomic status. Comparative study of homogeneity of siblings on education and determinants of educational attainment, U.S. and Taiwan.
Administration: Served as co-director of the Michigan Exploratory Center on Aging, 1994-1999, a P-20 center funded by the National Institute on Aging to promote research on the economics and demography of aging through pilot grants, workshops, and data dissemination.
Between 1977-1987 and again in 1990-1991, I was responsible, as director, for day-to-day management and long-term planning of the Population Studies Center, a unit housing 70 faculty, staff, and students. Duties included representing the Center before governmental units, foundations, and university officials; writing proposals for support from university, public, and private sources; updating the support system and managing the needs of faculty, students, and staff; recruitment and personnel decisions. Over the 10- year period from 1977-1987, the total budget of the Center increased from about $600,000 a year to nearly $2,000,000.
Institute of Life Insurance, Division of Statistics and Research
Statistical Associate, 1949; Assistant Statistical Director, 1954; Assistant Director, 1957; Associate Director, 1963 to September 1964. (Left to enter Princeton as a full-time student.)
Major Duties and Responsibilities as Associate Director: (1) Sample surveys of various populations-- design, questionnaire construction, tabulation, analysis. a) Life and health insurance (nation-wide sample surveys); b) savings behavior; c) advertising effectiveness; d) teaching practices. (2) Analysis of data in the fields of insurance, economics, and demography. (3) Responsibility for the development of a broad program of social research including decisions regarding subject matter and scope, development of Albert I. Hermalin page 3
appropriate new publications and appraisal of proposals for support of academic research. (4) Training new employees and supervisory duties connected with the Division's staff of 25 people.
Special Education Related to Employment: Have passed first four qualifying examinations of the Society of Actuaries. Have passed the ten qualifying examinations on various facets of life insurance (accounting, law, investment, etc.) to become an Associate, Life Office Management Association.
Princeton University Assistant in Instruction, September 1966-January 1967.
FELLOWSHIPS:
National Institute of Mental Health, Special Fellowship, September 1965-June 1967. Honorary Charles Osgood Fellow, Princeton University, 1965-1966. Honorary Harold W. Dodds Fellow, Princeton University, 1966-1967. Hazel Hopkins Ford Fellow, Princeton University, 1967. Milbank Memorial Fund Fellowship, Office of Population Research, Princeton University, 1964-65
HONORS AND AWARDS:
Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude Bobbs-Merrill Award, Sociology (Princeton), 1966 MERIT Award, National Institute on Aging, 1988 Robert J. Lapham Award, Population Association of America, 1989 Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences, 1989-90 Faculty Recognition Award, Rackham School of Graduate Studies, University of Michigan, 1989 Keynote Address, Population Association of China, 1994. Research Partnership Award, University of Michigan, 1995-96 Pioneer Award, Global Health Research and Training Center, University of Michigan, 2006.
MAJOR FIELDS OF STUDY:
Population Problems Statistics Demographic Techniques Sociology of Education Social Research Methods Sociological Theory
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RESEARCH AND PROGRAM GRANTS:
Principal Investigator, “Social Environment and Health among Older Chinese.” National Institute on Aging, RO-3 grant, 1/1/97 - 12/31/97.
Principal Investigator, "Michigan Exploratory Center on the Demography of Aging," National Institute on Aging, 1994-1999.
Principal Investigator, "Rapid Demographic Change and the Welfare of the Elderly," National Institute on Aging, 1994-99.
Principal Investigator, "Comparative Study of the Elderly in Four Asian Countries," National Institute on Aging, 1989-1994.
Principal Investigator, "Training in the Demography of Aging," National Institute on Aging, 1987-1997.
Senior Technical Advisor, EVALUATION Project, USAID Cooperative Agreement (University of North Carolina), 1991-1999.
Principal Investigator, "Training in Social and Economic Demography," NICHD, 1978-1997.
Investigator, "Social Change, Family and Fertility in Taiwan," NICHD, 1988-1991.
Investigator, "Factors in Aging: Continued Development of Research Resources," National Institute on Aging, 1988-1989.
Principal Investigator, "Effects of Contextual Factors on Fertility Regulation and on Fertility," NICHD, 1985- 1987.
Co-principal Investigator, "Comparative Analysis of World Fertility Survey Data," NICHD, 1983-85; Principal Investigator, 1981-82.
Co-Principal Investigator, "The Suitability of 1960's KAP Surveys for Comparative Analysis," The Population Council, 1983.
Principal Investigator, "Multilevel Comparative Analysis of the World Fertility Survey," The Rockefeller Foundation, 1983.
Principal Investigator, "Comparative Analysis of World Fertility Survey Data," National Academy of Sciences, 1981.
Principal Investigator, NICHD, Population Studies Center Core Grant, 1977-87.
Co-principal Investigator, "Fertility and Family Planning in Taiwan," NICHD, 1971-76; 1976-77; 1977-79.
Project Director, Ford Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation Population Studies Center grants, 1977-87.
Project Director, Hewlett Foundation Training Grant for Foreign Students, 1977-87
Project Director, Mellon Foundation grant for Post-Doctoral Research Fellowships, 1977-87.
Co-principal Investigator, Sloan Foundation Award, "Cross-disciplinary Activities in Population Studies," 1965-88. Albert I. Hermalin page 5
University of Michigan Rackham Faculty Research Grant, "Homogeneity of Siblings on Education and Occupation," 1976.
MILITARY:
U.S. Army, 1950-1952, Ballistic Missile Agency, Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama, Mathematician in Ballistics Section and Computing Laboratory.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:
American Sociological Association International Union for the Scientific Study of Population Population Association of America Gerontological Society of America Society for the Study of Social Biology
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES:
Member, Editorial Board, Social Biology, 1998-
Member, International Advisory Board, Asian Population Studies, 2004-2007
Member, National Academy of Science Panel, "Research Agenda and New Data for an Aging World," 1999-2001.
President, Population Association of America, 1993.
Chairman, Committee on Demography & Economics of Aging, National Archive of Computerized Data on Aging, 1987-1992.
Chairman, Committee on Population, National Research Council, National Academy of Sciences, 1985- 1989.
Member, ABE Fellowship Program, SSRC, 1994-1996.
Chairman, International Predissertation Fellowship Program, Social Science Research Council, 1990-1992.
Member, Board of Directors, Alan Guttmacher Institute, 1985-1988.
Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, Alan Guttmacher Institute, 1984-1989.
Member (and Chairman), Census Advisory Committee on Population Statistics, 1986-1989.
Chairman, Advisory Committee for Five-Year Plan, Center for Population Research, NICHD, 1986-1987.
Member, Public Affairs Committee, Population Association of America, 1979-1985, 1987.
Member, Board of Directors, Population Association of America, 1982-1985.
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Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on Monitoring of Federal Activities Affecting Demography, Population Association of America, 1978-1979.
Member, Population Research Committee, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, 1979-1983.
Member, International Advisory Board, Studies in Family Planning.
Chairman, Committee for the Analysis of Family Planning Programs (IUSSP), 1978-1981.
Secretary, Committee on Demographic Aspects of Family Planning Programs, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, (IUSSP), 1975-1977.
Chairman, Expert Group Meeting on Methods of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programs on Fertility, United Nations, Geneva, April 20-28, 1976.
Chairman, meeting convened by Development Center, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Paris, January 28-30, 1976, on ways to improve communications on technical aspects of family planning program evaluation to program policy makers and administrators.
Consultant, Population Council, on Study of Variation in Fertility in India, 1988-90.
Consultant, Advisory Board, Population Studies Centre, University of Western Ontario, 1988.
Consultant, Demographic and Health Surveys, Institute for Research Development, 1984-86.
Advisor to the Demographic Committee of the Taiwan Provincial Department of Civil Affairs and the Ministry of Interior on the content of the Fact Book and Monthly Bulletin, design and sampling aspects of studies, analytical procedures.
Advisor and consultant to Taiwan Provincial Institute of Family Planning, on program activities; design, sampling and analysis of studies.
Consultant to Michigan State Housing Development Authority on projections of population and housing needs.
Consultant to the Institute of Life Insurance in organizing a conference on "Social Structure, Family Life Styles and Economic Behavior," Williamsburg, Virginia, January 1972.
Consultant to the Population Division, United Nations, for study on methods of measuring the impact of family planning programs and on publication of results.
Co-organizer of Conference, Emerging Policy Issues in Aging in Asia and the Research Response, Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, January 1997.
Co-organizer of Conference, Convergent Questions in Genetics and Demography, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, October 7-8, 1988.
Organizer of Session, "Methodological Issues in Family Planning Program Evaluation," International Population Conference of IUSSP, Manila, December 1981.
Organizer of Seminar, "Analysis of the WFS Family Planning Module," IUSSP, Genting Highlands, Malaysia, December 1981. Albert I. Hermalin page 7
Organizer of Seminar, "Role of Surveys in the Analysis of Family Planning Programs," International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Bogota, Colombia, October 1980.
Organizer of Session on "Technical Advances in the Evaluation of Family Planning Programs," General Conference of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Mexico City, August 1977.
Guest lecturer, Sampling Program for Foreign Statisticians, Institute for Social Research, 1973- (select years) .
Appraiser, outside review of University of Western Ontario's MA Programme in Sociology and PhD Programme in Social Demography. October 16-17, 1986.
Reviewer: Demography, American Sociological Review, Journal of the American Statistical Association, Human Ecology, Studies in Family Planning, East-West Population Institute Publication Series, Family Planning Perspectives.
Reviewer of Proposals: NICHD, National Science Foundation, Canada Council, NIA, Rockefeller Foundation.
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE (recent and major assignments only):
Member, Executive Committee, College of Literature, Science, and Arts, 1992-1995. Member, Executive Committee, Department of Sociology, 1991-1992. Member, Executive Committee, University Council on International Academic Affairs (UCIAA), 1990-1992. Member, Executive Committee, Institute of Gerontology, 1987-1992. Chair, Executive Committee, Institute of Gerontology, 1993-1998. Chairman, Committee on Educational Policy, Department of Sociology, 1985-1986. Member, Research Policies Committee, University of Michigan, 1984-1986, 1989. Member, Blue Ribbon Commission, College of Literature, Science and the Arts, 1984-1986. Member, Internal Advisory Committee, Population Studies Center, 1988-89, 1996-1998. Member, Advisory Board, Committee on Gender Research, University of Michigan, 1981.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
BOOKS:
A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2002.
M. Weinstein, A. I. Hermalin, and M. A. Stoto (eds.), Population Health and Aging: Strengthening the Dialogue between Epidemiology and Demography. New York: The New York Academy of Sciences, 2001.
C. Chen, A. Hermalin, S.-C. Hu, J. P. Smith (eds.). Emerging Social Economic Welfare Programs for Aging in Taiwan in a World Context. Taipei, Taiwan: Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica, 1999.
J. Adams, D. Lam, A. I. Hermalin, and P. E. Smouse, (eds.), Convergent Questions in Genetics and Demography. New York: Oxford University Press, 1990.
A. I. Hermalin and B. Entwisle (eds.), The Role of Surveys in the Analysis of Family Planning Programs. Liege: Ordina, 1982.
B. Entwisle, A. I. Hermalin, and William M. Mason, Socioeconomic Determinants of Fertility Behavior in Developing Nations: Theory and Initial Results. National Research Council, Committee on Population and Demography, Report No. 17. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press, 1982.
C. Chandrasekaran and A. I. Hermalin (eds.), Measuring the Effect of Family Planning Programs on Fertility. Liege: Ordina, 1975.
REPORTS:
B. C. Buckner, A. O. Tsui, A. I. Hermalin, and C. McKaig (eds.), A Guide to Methods of Family Planning Program Evaluation, 1965-1990, The Evaluation Project, Carolina Population Center, Univ. of North Carolina, 1995.
A. I. Hermalin, J. Casterline, and B. Entwisle, Principal Investigators, Effect of Contextual Factors in Fertility Regulation in Costa Rica and Egypt, Final Report, NICHD Contract No. HD-62902, Population Studies Center, 1988.
ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS:
Hermalin, Albert, and Lisa Neidert. “Lifetime Migration in the United States as of 2006-2010: Measures, Patterns, and Applications.” PSC Research Report No. 14-832. December 2014.
Hermalin, Albert, and Deborah Lowry. “The Decline of Smoking Among Female Birth Cohorts in China in the 20th Century: A Case of Arrested Diffusion?” Population Research and Policy Review, 31(4):545-570. 2012. Also appeared as PSC Research Report No. 10-718. September 2010.
Lowry, Deborah, and Albert Hermalin. “ Birth Cohort Analysis of Smoking in China and It’s Implication.” PSC Research Report No. 10-717. September 2010.
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Hermalin, Albert, Mary Beth Ofstedal, Cathy Sun, and I-Wen Liu. "Nativity Differentials in Older Age Mortality in Taiwan: Do They Exist and Why?" Journal of Population Studies, 39:1-58. 2009. Also appeared as Elderly in Asia Report No. 07-63. May 2007.
Hermalin, Albert, “Commentary: Using our Data Resources Efficiently.” Asian Population Studies, 3(3): 183-185. 2007.
Hermalin, Albert, Mary Beth Ofstedal, and Rebecca Tesfai. "Future Characteristics of the Elderly in Developing Countries and Their Implications for Policy." Asian Population Studies, 3(1): 5-36. 2007.
Ofstedal, Mary Beth, Zachary Zimmer, Albert Hermalin, Angelique Chang, Yi-Li Chuang, Josefina Natividad, and Zhe Tang. "Short-term Trends in Functional LimitationFuture Characteristics of the Elderly and Disability Among Older Asians: A Comparison of Five Asian Settings." Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology, 22 (3): 243-261. 2007.
Hermalin, Albert, Mary Beth Ofstedal, and Rebecca Tesfai. "Future Characteristics of the Elderly in Developing Countries and Their Implications for Policy." Elderly in Asia Report No. 06-62. May 2006.
Hermalin, Albert, Mary Beth Ofstedal, Kristine Baker, and Yi-Li Chuang. "Moving from Household Structure to Living Arrangement Transitions: What Do We Learn?" Elderly in Asia Report No. 05-61. April 2005.
A. I. Hermalin, L. S. Yang. “Levels of Support from Children in Taiwan: Expectations versus Reality, 1965- 99.” Population and Development Review, 30(3):417-448, 2004
A. I. Hermalin. “Family Planning Impact Evaluation: The Evolution of Techniques,” Poblacion y Salud en Mesoamerica, electronic journal, 1(1): article 5, 38 pages, July-December, 2003 (http://ccp.ucr.ac.cr/revista/). Also appeared as PSC Research Report 03-534. April, 2003. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan.
A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal and S. P. Shih. "Patterns of Intergenerational Exchanges in Urban China and Urban Taiwan. In M. Whyte (ed.), China’s Revolutions and Parent-Child Relations. China Research Center, University of Michigan, 2003.
A. I. Hermalin, and S. P. Shih. “Support Received by the Elderly in Baoding: The View from Two Generations.” In M. Whyte (ed.), China's Revolutions and Parent-Child Relations. China Research Center, University of Michigan, 2003.
Whyte, M. K., A. I. Hermalin, and M. B. Ofstedal. "Parent-Child Relations in Two Chinese Societies." In M. Whyte (ed.), China's Revolutions and Parent-Child Relations. China Research Center, University of Michigan, 2003.
A. I. Hermalin, and L. Myers. “Aging in Asia: Facing the Crossroads.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
J. Knodel, M. B. Ofstedal, and A. I. Hermalin. “The Demographic, Socioeconomic, and Cultural Context of the Four Study Countries.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
M. B. Ofstedal, A. Chan, N. Chayovan, Y.L. Chuang, A. Perez, K. Mehta, and A. I. Hermalin. “Policies and Programs in Place and under Development.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
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A. I. Hermalin. “Theoretical Perspectives, Measurement Issues, and Related Research.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
A. I. Hermalin, A. Chan, A. Biddlecom, and M. B. Ofstedal. “Work, Retirement, and Leisure.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
A. I. Hermalin, M.-C. Chang, and C. Roan. “Economic Well-Being: Insights from Multiple Measures of Income and Assets.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal, and K. Mehta. “The Vulnerable and Their Potential Disadvantages.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
A. I. Hermalin. “Capturing Change: Transitions at Older Ages and Cohort Succession.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
A. I. Hermalin. “Making the Choices: Policies and Research for the Coming Years.” In A. I. Hermalin (ed.), The Well-Being of the Elderly in Asia: A Four-Country Comparative Study. Ann Arbor, MI: The University of Michigan Press, 2002.
J. C. Cornman, J. M. Chen, and A. I. Hermalin. “Generational Differences in Familial Norms and Obligations in Urban China and Taiwan.” In M. Whyte (ed.), China’s Revolutions and Parent-Child Relations. China Research Center, University of Michigan, 2002.
Z. Zimmer, A. I. Hermalin, H. S. Lin. "Whose Education Counts? The Added Impact of Adult Child Education on Physical Functioning Outcomes of Older Taiwanese." Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences 57B, No. 1:S23-S32, 2002.
A. Chan, M. B. Ofstedal, and A. I. Hermalin. “Changes in Subjective and Objective Measures of Economic Well-Being and Their Interrelationship among the Elderly in Singapore and Taiwan.” Social Indicators Research 57:263-300, 2002.
A.I. Hermalin. “Aging in Asia: Facing the Crossroads.” Hallym International Journal of Aging, 3(2):133-67, 2001.
M. Weinstein, A. I. Hermalin, M.-C. Chang and D. D. Greenfield. “Census/Survey Consistency of Reports of Childbearing. The Case of Taiwan,” Genus, LV1(1-2):259-80, 2000.
G. R. Andrews, and A. I. Hermalin. "Research Directions in Ageing in the Asia-Pacific Region: Past, Present, and Future." In D. Phillips (ed.), Ageing in the Asia-Pacific Regions: Issues, policies and future trends. London: Routledge, 2000.
A. I. Hermalin. "Ageing in Asia: Facing the Crossroads." Elderly in Asia Report 00-55. August 2000.
A. I. Hermalin. "Challenges to Comparative Research on Intergenerational Transfers." Elderly in Asia Report 00-56. August 2000. (Also appears in A. I. Hermalin, "Challenges to Comparative Research on Intergenerational Transfers." Southeast Asian Journal of Social Science 27(2):9-20, 1999.
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A. I. Hermalin, and A. Chan. "Work and Retirement among the Older Population in Four Asian Countries: A Comparative Analysis." CAS Research Paper Series No. 22, Singapore: Centre for Advanced Studies, National University of Singapore, 2000.
A. I. Hermalin, C. Roan, and M.-C. Chang. "The Economic Status of the Elderly in Taiwan. Pp. 157-204 in C. Chen, A. Hermalin, S.-C. Hu, J. P. Smith (eds.) Emerging Social Economic Welfare Programs for Aging in Taiwan in a World Context. Taipei, Taiwan: Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica, 1999.
A. I. Hermalin. "Strengthening Ties between Aging Research and Policy." Pp. 417-438 in C. Chen, A. Hermalin, S.-C. Hu, J. P. Smith (eds.) Emerging Social Economic Welfare Programs for Aging in Taiwan in a World Context. Taipei, Taiwan: Institute of Economics, Academia Sinica, 1999.
A. I. Hermalin, C. Roan, and A. Perez. "The Emerging Role of Grandparents in Asia." Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia Research Report No. 98-52, 1998.
A. I. Hermalin. "Setting the Agenda for Research on Aging in Developing Countries." Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia Research Report No. 98-51, 1998.
Z. Zimmer, Xian Liu, A. I. Hermalin, and Yi-Li Chuang. "Educational Attainment and Transitions in Functional Status among Older Taiwanese," Demography 35(3):361-375, 1998.
A. I. Hermalin.. “Drawing Policy Lessons for Asia from Research on Aging,” special issue on Family Support for Elderly in Southeast Asia, Asia Pacific Population Journal, 12(4): 89-102. 1997.
A. I. Hermalin, A.P. Riley, and L. Rosero-Bixby, “Regional Differences in Family Size Preferences in Costa Rica and Their Implications for Transition Theory.” Pp. 403-454 in Demographic Diversity and Change in the Central American Isthmus. Santa Monica, CA: RAND, 1997. (Appears in Spanish as “Diferencias Regionales en Preferencias de Tamano de Familia en Costa Rica y sus implicaciones en la Teoria de la Transicion.” In L.R. Bixby, A. Pebley, and A.B. Mendez (eds.), De los Mayas a la Planificacion Familiar: Demografia del Istmo. San Jose, C.R.: Editorial de la Universidad de Costa Rica, 1997.)
A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal, R. Freedman, M.C. Chang, and C. Roan, “Methodological Considerations in Aligning Independent Surveys of Parental Support from Older and Younger Generations, with Illustrative Data from Taiwan," PSC Research Report No. 96-38: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1996.
X. Liu, A. I. Hermalin, and Y.L. Chuang, “The Effect of Education on Mortality among Older Taiwanese and Its Pathways," Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences 1998 53B(2):S71-82
Roan, C.L., A. I. Hermalin, and M.B. Ofstedal, “Intergenerational Contact and Support in Taiwan: A Comparison of Elderly Parents’ and Children's Reports," PSC Research Report No. 96-36: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1996.
Cornman, J.C., A. I. Hermalin, C. Roan, and M.-C. Chang, “Values, Accommodations, and Tensions in Taiwanese Families: The Perspectives of Adult Children and Their Aging Parents," PSC Research Report No. 96-35: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1996.
Z. Zimmer, H.-S. Lin, A. I. Hermalin, and M.C. Chang, “Educational Attainment and Transitions in Functional Status among Older Taiwanese," PSC Research Report No. 96-34: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1996.
A. I. Hermalin, B. Entwisle, and Zeinab Khadr, “Reweighting DHS Data to Serve Multiple Perspectives,” Studies in Family Planning 27(2):88-97, Mar/Apr 1996.
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A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal, and M.-C. Chang, "Types of Supports for the Aged and Their Providers in Taiwan," in T. Hareven, ed., Aging and Generational Relations over the Life Course: A Historical and Cross- Cultural Perspective. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter and Co., 1996.
A. I. Hermalin, "Aging in Asia: Setting the Research Foundation," Asia Pacific Population Research Reports, No. 4, April 1995.
A. I. Hermalin, P.K.C. Liu, and D. Freedman, "The Social and Economic Transformation of Taiwan." In Social Change and the Family in Taiwan, Arland Thornton and Hui-Sheng Lin (eds.). Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1994.
A. I. Hermalin, "The Shifting Boundaries of Demography and Implications for Research and Training in Taiwan." Keynote Address in Proceedings of Conference on Demographic Changes and Institutional Adjustment in Taiwan Area, Feb. 25-26, 1994, Taipei. Taichung, Taiwan: Population Association of China, 1994.
A. I. Hermalin, "Fertility and Family Planning among the Elderly in Taiwan, or Integrating the Demography of Aging into Population Studies," Demography 30(4):507-518, November 1993.
Ann P. Riley, A. I. Hermalin, and L. Rosero-Bixby, "A New Look at the Determinants of Non-Numeric Response to Desired Family Size: The Case of Costa Rica," Demography 30(2):159-174, May 1993.
A. I. Hermalin and Bruce Christensen, "Census-Based Approaches for Studying Aggregate Changes in Characteristics of the Elderly," Asian and Pacific Population Forum 6(2):35-42, 58-68, Summer 1992.
A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal, and M. C. Chang, "A Comparison of Alternative Approaches to Measuring Needs and Levels of Support Received Among the Elderly in Taiwan." In Readings in Population: A Volume in Honor of Ronald Freedman, edited by P. Krishnan et al. New Delhi, India: B. K. Publ. Corp., 1992, pp. 295-310.
A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal, and M.-L. Lee, "Characteristics of Children and Intergenerational Transfers in Taiwan," PSC Research Report No. 92-21: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1991.
A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal, and Li Chi, "Kin Availability of the Elderly in Taiwan: Who is Available and Where Are They?" PSC Research Report No. 92-18: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1991.
A. I. Hermalin, M. B. Ofstedal, and M. C. Chang, "Types of Supports for the Aged and Their Providers in Taiwan," PSC Research Report No. 92-14: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1991.
B. Christensen and A. I. Hermalin, "Comparative Analysis of the Changing Educational Composition of the Elderly Population in Five Asian Countries: A Preliminary Report," PSC Research Report No. 91-11: Comparative Study of the Elderly in Asia, 1991.
A. I. Hermalin, A. Pebley, and J. Knodel, "Birth Spacing and Infant Mortality: Evidence for Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century German Villages," Journal of Biosocial Science 23(4):445-459, October 1991.
B. Christensen and A. I. Hermalin, "A Demographic Decomposition of Elderly Living Arrangements with a Mexican Example," Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology, 6(3):331-348, July 1991.
A. I. Hermalin and B. Christensen, "Some Census-Based Approaches to Studying Changes in the Elderly," PSC Research Report No. 90-5 (September 1990).
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A. I. Hermalin, M.-C. Chang, H.-S. Lin, M.-L. Lee, and M. B. Ofstedal, "Patterns of Support among the Elderly in Taiwan and their Policy Implications," PSC Research Report No. 90-4 (November 1990).
A. I. Hermalin and X. Liu, "Gauging the Validity of Responses to Questions on Family Size Preferences in China," Population and Development Review, 16(2):337-354, June 1990.
A. I. Hermalin and A. Coale, "Persistent Issues in Demography and Genetics," in J. Adams, D. Lam, A. Hermalin, and P. Smouse (eds.), Convergent Questions in Genetics and Demography. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1990.
A. I. Hermalin, J. Chang, J. Liang, M. B. Ofstedal, and L. Myers, "1989 Survey of Health and Living Status of the Elderly in Taiwan: Questionnaire and Survey Design," Comparative Study of the Elderly in Four Asian Countries: Research Report No. 1. Taichung, Taiwan: Taiwan Provincial Institute of Family Planning (December 1989).
K. Namboodiri and A. I. Hermalin, "Select Methodological Issues in Studying the Effect of Developmental Projects on Population." In Assessing the Demographic Consequences of Major Development Projects. New York: United Nations, ST/ESA/SER.R/81, 1988.
Ibrahim K. Osheba, Hussein A. Sayed, and A. I. Hermalin, On the Reliability of Community Data in Egypt. Population Studies Center Research Report 88-117 (January 1988).
A. I. Hermalin, "Review of Limiting Population Growth and the Ford Foundation Contribution," by J. Caldwell and P. Caldwell. Population and Development Review 13(1):158-161 (March 1987).
A. I. Hermalin and Barbara Entwisle, "The Availability and Accessibility of Contraceptive Services." In Robert J. Lapham and George B. Simmons (eds.), Organizing for Effective Family Planning Programs. Report of the Working Group on Family Planning Effectiveness, Committee on Population, National Research Council, pp. 583-595. Washington, DC: National Academy Press, 1987.
A. I. Hermalin, "The Multilevel Approach: Theory and Concepts." Chapter III in Addendum to Manual IX: The Methodology of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programmes on Fertility, Population Studies No. 66, pp. 15-24. New York: United Nations, 1986.
A. I. Hermalin, "Some Observations on the Regulation of Fertility." In K. Mahadevan (ed.), Fertility and Mortality: Theory, Methodology and Empirical Issues, pp. 55-64. New Delhi, India: Sage Publications, 1986.
Barbara Entwisle, William M. Mason, and A. I. Hermalin, "The Multilevel Dependence of Contraceptive Use on Socioeconomic Development and Family Planning Program Strength." Demography 23(2):199-216, May 1986.
A. I. Hermalin, "Using Individual and Areal Data in the Evaluation of Program Impact on Fertility." In Studies to Enhance the Evaluation of Family Planning Programmes, Population Studies No. 87, (Part One. Report of the Third Expert Group Meeting on Methods of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programmes on Fertility), p. 8. ST/ESA/SER.A.87. New York: United Nations, 1985.
A. I. Hermalin, "The Relation of Fertility Desires to Contraceptive Use: Interpreting Changes over Time and Place." In Studies to Enhance the Evaluation of Family Planning Programmes, Population Studies No. 87, (Part Three. Participants Statements on the Issues), pp. 97-100. ST/ESA/SER.A.87. New York: United Nations, 1985.
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A. I. Hermalin and Barbara Entwisle, "Future Directions in the Analysis of Contraceptive Availability." International Population Conference: Florence 1985. Vol. 3, pp. 445-456 in the proceedings of the General Conference of the IUSSP, Florence, Italy, June 5-12, 1985.
A. I. Hermalin, "Integrating Individual and Community Data in the Study of Contraceptive Behavior." In The Collection and Analysis of Community Data (ed.), J. Casterline. Proceedings of World Fertility Survey Seminar on the Collection and Analysis of Data on Community and Institutional Factors, London, 20-23 June 1983. Voorburg: International Statistical Institute, 1985.
A. I. Hermalin, Barbara Entwisle, and Lora G. Myers, "Some Lessons from the Attempt to Retrieve Early KAP and Fertility Surveys." Population Index 51(2):194-208, Summer 1985.
Barbara Entwisle, A. I. Hermalin, Peerasit Kamnuansilpa, and Apichat Chamratrithirong, "A Multilevel Model of Family Planning Availability and Contraceptive Use in Rural Thailand." Demography 21(4):559- 74, November 1984.
Napaporn Chayovan, A. I. Hermalin, and J. Knodel, The Impact of Accessibility on Contraceptive Use in Rural Thailand. Paper No. 51. Bangkok, Thailand: Institute of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, November 1984.
Napaporn Chayovan, A. I. Hermalin, and J. Knodel, Measuring Accessibility to Family Planning Services. Studies in Family Planning 15(5):201-211 (Sept./Oct. 1984).
Barbara Entwisle, A. I. Hermalin, and William M. Mason, "A Model for the Comparative Analysis of WFS Contraceptive Use Data." In John R. Ross and Regina McNamara (eds.), Survey Analysis for the Guidance of Family Planning Programs, pp. 127-146. Liege, Belgium: IUSSP, Ordina Editions, 1984.
John Knodel and A. I. Hermalin, "Effects of Birth Rank, Maternal Age, Birth Interval, and Sibship Size on Infant and Child Mortality: Evidence from 18th and 19th Century Reproductive Histories." American Journal of Public Health 74(10):1098-1106, October 1984.
A. I. Hermalin, "Fertility Regulation and Its Costs: A Critical Essay." In R. A. Bulatao and R. D. Lee (eds.), Determinants of Fertility in Developing Countries: A Summary of Knowledge. National Research Council, Panel on Fertility Determinants, New York: Academic Press, 1983. (Also appears as PSC Research Report 83-38.)
A. I. Hermalin and Barbara Entwisle, "Surveys and Their Use in Family Planning Analysis." In A. I. Hermalin and Barbara Entwisle (eds.), The Role of Surveys in the Analysis of Family Planning Programs. Liege: Ordina, 1982.
A. I. Hermalin, Judith A. Seltzer, and Ching-Hsiang Lin, "Transitions in the Effect of Family Size on Female Educational Attainment: The Case of Taiwan," Comparative Education Review 26(2):254-270, June 1982.
A. I. Hermalin, "Techniques for Measuring Family Planning Program Effects on Fertility." In John Ross (ed.), International Encyclopedia on Population. New York: The Free Press, 1982.
A. I. Hermalin, "Some Cautions in the Use and Interpretation of Regression Analysis for the Evaluation of Family Planning Programs," in Evaluation of the Impact of Family Planning Programs on Fertility: Sources of Variance ST/SEA/SERA./76. New York: United Nations, 1982.
A. I. Hermalin, "Issues in the Comparative Analysis of Techniques for Evaluating Family Planning Programmes," in Evaluation of the Impact of Family Planning Programs on Fertility: Sources of Variance ST/SEA/SERA./76. New York: United Nations, 1982. Albert I. Hermalin page 15
B. Entwisle, A. I. Hermalin, and W. Mason, "Socioeconomic Determinants of Fertility Behavior: A Processual Approach Using World Fertility Survey Data," Population Studies Center Research Report No. 82-17, January 1982.
J. Forrest, A. I. Hermalin, and S. Henshaw, "The Impact of Family Planning Clinics on Adolescent Pregnancy," Family Planning Perspectives 13(3):109-116, May-June 1981.
A. I. Hermalin and W. M. Mason, "A Strategy for Comparative Analysis of WFS Data, with Illustrative Examples," in The United Nations Program for Comparative Analysis of World Fertility Survey Data. UNFPA, 1980.
Ronald Freedman, A. I. Hermalin, Te Hsiung Sun, and Ke Chih Liu, "Factors Related to Taiwan's Fertility Decline: A Review of the Evidence," Taiwan Population Studies, Working Paper No. 44, February 1980.
A. Jain, A. I. Hermalin, and T. H. Sun, "Lactation and Natural Fertility." In H. Leridon and J. Menken (eds.), Natural Fertility. Liege: Ordina, 1980.
A. I. Hermalin, J. A. Seltzer, and C. H. Lin, "The Effect of Family Size on Female Educational Attainment in Taiwan," Taiwan Population Studies, Working Paper No. 37, March 1979.
A. I. Hermalin, R. Freedman, T. H. Sun, and M. C. Chang, "Do Intentions Predict Fertility? The Experience in Taiwan, 1967-74," Studies in Family Planning 10(1979):75-95. (Also appears as Taiwan Population Studies, Working Paper No. 38.)
A. I. Hermalin, "Multivariate Areal Analysis," in Manual IX: The Methodology of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programs on Fertility. ST/ESA/SER.A/66. New York: United Nations, 1979.
A. I. Hermalin, "Spatial Analysis of Family Planning Program Effects in Taiwan, 1966-72." East-West Population Institute Paper Series, No. 48, April 1978.
A. I. Hermalin, "Avoiding an Embarrassment of Riches." In United Nations, Methods of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programmes on Fertility: Problems and Issues, Population Studies 61(1978):174- 177.
A. I. Hermalin and E. van de Walle, "The Civil Code and Nuptiality: Empirical Investigation of an Hypothesis." In R. Lee (ed.), Population Patterns in the Past. New York: Academic Press, 1977.
A. I. Hermalin, "Regression Analysis of Areal Data." Chapter 8 in C. Chandrasekaran and A. I. Hermalin (eds.), Measuring the Effect of Family Planning Programs on Fertility. Liege: Ordina, 1975.
A. I. Hermalin and C. Chandrasekaran, "Overview." Chapter 13 in C. Chandrasekaran and A. I. Hermalin (eds.), Measuring the Effect of Family Planning Programs on Fertility. Liege: Ordina, 1975.
R. Freedman, A. I. Hermalin, and M. C. Chang, "Do Statements about Desired Family Size Predict Fertility? The Case of Taiwan, 1967-70," Demography 12(1975):407-416.
A. I. Hermalin, "Empirical Research in Taiwan on Factors Underlying Differences in Fertility," Studies in Family Planning 5(1974);312-324. A more detailed version appears as a chapter in Economic Factors in Population Growth, Ansley Coale (ed.). London: Macmillan, 1976.
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A. I. Hermalin and R. Farley, "The Potential for Residential Integration in Cities and Suburbs: Implications for the Busing Controversy," American Sociological Review 38(1973):595-610. Reprinted in Cities in Change, J. Walton and D. Carns (eds.), 2nd edition. Boston: Allyn and Bacon.
Book Review: The Methods and Materials of Demography by H. S. Shyrock and Jacob S. Siegel, American Journal of Sociology 79(1973):497-500.
R. Farley and A. I. Hermalin, "The 1960's: A Decade of Progress for Blacks?" Demography 9(1972):353- 370.
R. Freedman, A. I. Hermalin, and T. H. Sun, "Fertility Trends in Taiwan: 1961-1970," Population Index 38(1972):141-166.
A. I. Hermalin and A. K. Jain, "Fecundity Models for Estimating Fertility over the Reproductive Period." In Proceedings of International Population Conference, London 1969, Vol. 1. Liege, Belgium: IUSSP, 1971.
A. I. Hermalin, "A Note on the Relationship Between the Total Fertility Rate and the Crude Birth Rate in Hong Kong." Appendix to R. Freedman and A. Adlakha, "Recent Fertility Declines in Hong Kong: The Role of the Changing Age Structure," Population Studies 22(1968):196-198.
A. I. Hermalin, "Birth Order and College Attendance: A Comment," Journal of Marriage and the Family 29(1966):417-421.
A. I. Hermalin, "The Effect of Changes in Mortality Rates on Population Growth and Age Distribution in the United States," Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly 44(1966):451-469.
The following publications relate to the period of my employment at the Institute of Life Insurance:
A. I. Hermalin, "Private Life Insurance," Historical Statistics of the United States, Colonial Times to 1957. U.S. Bureau of the Census: Washington, D.C., 1960:665-676.
A. I. Hermalin, Education in Family Finance Impact Study, 1963-1964. Institute of Life Insurance, 1964.
A. I. Hermalin, A Profile of the Health Insurance Public. Health Insurance Institute, 1959.
A. I. Hermalin, "The 1955 Survey of Life Insurance Ownership," Journal of the American Statistical Association 53(1958):579-580. (Summary of paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Statistical Association, September 1957.) A. I. Hermalin, The Life Insurance Public. Institute of Life Insurance, 1957.
PAPERS PRESENTED:
“Population Aging and the Study of Social Change,” presented at the University of Michigan Department of Sociology Colloquium, October 25, 2002.
“Population Aging in Asia: Consequences and Challenges,” presented to the University of Michigan Center for Chinese Studies Brown Bag Series, October 8, 2002.
(with Angelique Chan) “Work and Retirement among the Older Population in Four Asian Countries,” Population Association of America Annual Meeting, Atlanta, May 2002.
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(with M. B. Ofstedal) “Identifying the Vulnerable Elderly in Asia and Their Level of Disadvantage,” Population Association of America Annual Meeting, Atlanta, May 2002.
(with A. Biddlecom and M. B. Ofstedal) “Tradeoffs between Public and Private Economic Support of the Elderly: A Natural Experiment in Taiwan,” presented at 17th Congress of the International Association of Gerontology, Vancouver, Canada, July 2001.
“Population Aging and Its Special Research Challenges,” PSC Summer Proseminar on Population Research in Developing Countries, June 21, 2001.
(with M. B. Ofstedal) “How Are the Elderly Faring under Rapid Demographic and Socioeconomic Change?” presented at the 17th Congress of the International Association of Gerontology, Vancouver, Canada, July 2001.
“The Role of Intergenerational Transfers in an Aging World,” presented at the Population Association of America Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, March 2001.
(with A. Biddlecom and M. B. Ofstedal) “Tradeoffs between Public and Private Economic Support of the Elderly: Results from a National Experiment in Taiwan,” presented at the Population Association of America Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, March 2001.
“Research on Population Aging in Asia: Why, What, How and Who,” presented at the Conference/Workshop, Thinking Longitudinally: Issues in the Design and Analysis of Panel Data for Aging Research, Singapore, February 2000.
(with A. Perez and A. Chan) “Programs and Policies Relating to Old Age Support,” Presented at the 52nd Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, November 1999.
(with C. Roan and M. C. Chang) “Economic Well-Being: Insights from Multiple Measures of Income and Assets,” presented at the 52nd annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, November 1999.
Symposium Participant for “Emerging Comparative Perspectives of Aging in Developing Countries,” 52nd Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, November 1999.
“Aging in Asia: Facing the Crossroads,” Presented at the Annual Conference of the British Society for Population Studies, Dublin, Ireland, September 1999.
(with C. Roan and A. Perez) “The Emerging Role of Grandparents in Asia,” presented at the Population Association of America Annual Meeting, Chicago, April 1998.
“The Current State of Aging Data in East and Southeast Asia,” presented at symposium on Work, Retirement, and Wealth: Current Data and Future Needs--An International Perspective, 1997 World Congress of Gerontology, Adelaide, August 1997.
“Challenges to Comparative Research in Intergenerational Transfers,” presented at symposium on Cross- National Aspects of Intergenerational Transfers, 1997 World Congress of Gerontology, Adelaide, August 1997.
“Comparing Reports of Parents and Children in Asia on Intergenerational Relations,” Population Resource Center, University of Chicago, May 1997.
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(with Carol Roan, M.C. Chang) “Plans for Moving Among the Elderly in Taiwan and their Outcomes: A Panel Study,” presented at annual meeting of the Population Association of America, Washington, D.C., March 1997.
“Aging in Asia: Setting the Research Agenda,” Institute for Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, February 1997.
“Comparing Reports of Parents and Children in Asia on Intergenerational Relations,” Center for Advanced Studies, National University of Singapore, February 1997.
“Aligning Reports on Parental Support from Independent Surveys of Older and Younger Generations,” Institute of Sociology, Hanoi, February 1997.
“Assessing the Impact of Family Planning Programs on Fertility: A Review of the Evidence,” National Committee on Population and Family Planning, Hanoi, February 1997.
“Connecting Aging Research and Policy: Challenges for a Future Agenda,” presented at international conference, Emerging Policy Issues on Aging in Asia and the Research Response, Taipei, January 13-15, 1997.
(with Carol Roan and M.C. Chang) “Sources and Levels of the Income of the Elderly in Taiwan,” presented at the Gerontological Society of America annual meeting, Washington, D.C., November, 1996.
(with J. C. Cornman and Carol Roan) “Values, Accommodations and Tensions in Taiwanese Households: The Perspectives of Adult Children and Their Aging Parents,” presented at annual meeting of the Population Association of America, New Orleans, LA, May 9-11, 1996.
(with S. Shih) “Support Received by the Elderly in Baoding: The View from Two Generations,” presented at Conference on Continuity and Change in the Urban Chinese Family, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 7-9, 1996.
(with A. Riley and L. Rosero) “Regional Differences in Family Size Preferences in Costa Rica and Their Implications for Transition Theory,” presented at Conference on the Population of Central America, San Jose, Costa Rica, October 1995.
“Setting the Research Agenda on Aging in Latin America: Lessons from Asia,” presented at the International Seminar on the Consequences of the Demographic and Epidemiological Transitions in Latin America, Mexico City, October 23-24, 1995.
(with M.B. Ofstedal, R. Freedman, and M.-C. Chang) "Comparing Reports of Parents and Adult Children on the Magnitude and Importance of Support Provided to the Elderly in Taiwan," Population Association of America Annual Meeting, San Francisco, April, 1995.
(with Barbara Entwisle and Zeinab Khadr) "Delivery of Family Planning Services in Rural Communities: Developing a Representative Picture Based on DHS Surveys", Population Association of America Annual Meeting, Miami, May, 1994.
"The Shifting Boundaries of Demography and Implications for Research and Training in Taiwan." Keynote Address, Population Association of China Conference on Demographic Changes and Institutional Adjustment in Taiwan Area, Feb. 25-26, 1994, Taipei, Taiwan.
(with M. B. Ofstedal and H. S. Lin) "Exchanges of Support Involving the Elderly in Taiwan", Gerontological Society of America Annual Meeting, New Orleans, November 1993.
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"Fertility and Family Planning among the Elderly in Taiwan, or Integrating the Demography of Aging into Population Studies," Presidential Address, Population Association of America annual meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio,1993.
(with M. B. Ofstedal and M.-L. Lee) "Characteristics of Children and Intergenerational Transfers in Taiwan." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America, Denver, CO, April- May, 1992.
(with A. O. Tsui et al.) "Evaluating Family Planning Program Impact: New Initiatives on a Persisting Question." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America, Denver, CO, April 30-May 2, 1992.
"Mapping Kin Availability and Contacts Among the Taiwan Elderly." Presented at the Office of Population Research, Princeton University, February 1992.
(with M. B. Ofstedal and C. Li) "The Kin Availability of the Elderly in Taiwan: Who's Available and Where Are They?" Presented at the 44th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, November 1991.
(with M. B. Ofstedal and M.-C. Chang) "Types of Supports for the Aged and Their Providers in Taiwan." Presented at the Conference on Aging and Generational Relations, University of Delaware, Oct. 1991.
"Demographic Environmental Intersections: Observations and Conjectures." Presented at Population- Environment Dynamics Project Seminar, University of Michigan, April 1991.
(with A. Anderson and T. Hanes) "A Contemporary Research Computing Environment: Evolution Transferred to Revolution." Presented at the 2nd Annual National Conference on Advanced Computing for the Social Sciences, April 1991.
(with J. Casterline, J. Chang, M.B. Ofstedal, J. Knodel, L. Williams, et al.) "Living Arrangements of the Elderly in Four Asian Countries." Presented at the Population Association of America meetings, March 1991.
(with M.B. Ofstedal and J. Chang) "Patterns of Social Support Among the Elderly in Taiwan." Presented at the Gerontological Society meeting, November 1990.
(with A. Riley and L. Rosero-Bixby) "Determinants of Family Size Preference among Costa Rican Women." Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America, Baltimore, March 1989.
(with A. Riley and L. Rosero-Bixby) "The Effects of Socio-demographic, Community and Program Level Factors on Contraceptive Use and Method Choice in Costa Rica. Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Public Health Association, Boston, November 1988.
(with A. Pebley and J. Knodel) "The Influence of Reproductive Patterns in Infant Mortality: Evidence from Family Reconstitution Data for Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century German Villages." Presented at the Social Science History Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, November 1988.
(with K. Namboodiri) "Select Methodological Issues in Studying the Effect of Developmental Projects on Population." Paper presented at the United Nations Workshop on Assessing the Demographic Consequences of Major Development Projects, New York, December 1986. New York: United Nations, ST/ESA/SER.R/81, 1988.
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(with Napaporn Chayovan) "The Effects of Individual, Village and Program Characteristics of Contraceptive Use in Rural Thailand." Paper presented at the Seminar on Integrating Proximate Determinants into the Analysis of Fertility Levels and Trends, sponsored by the IUSSP and the WFS, London, April 29 - May 1, 1984.
(with B. Entwisle) "Future Directions in the Analysis of Contraceptive Availability," Proceedings of the General Conference of the IUSSP, Florence, Italy (June 1985).
"Integrating Individual and Community Data in the Study of Contraceptive Behavior," Proceedings of the WFS Seminar on Collection and Analysis of Data in Community and Institutional Factors, London (June, 1983).
"Multi-Level Analysis and Its Use in Family Planning Evaluation." University of Pennsylvania, Graduate Group in Demography, December 1982.
"Some New Approaches to Family Planning Evaluation via Multilevel Analysis." Princeton University, November 1982.
"The Evidence about Fertility Regulation," presented at the conference, Fertility Research and Population Policy in Developing Countries, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., November 1982.
(with B. Entwisle and W. Mason) "A Processual Model of Fertility Behavior for Comparative Analysis Using the World Fertility Survey," paper presented at 1982 Annual Meetings, PAA, San Diego, April 28-May 1, 1982.
"Using Individual and Areal Data in the Evaluation of Family Planning," at U.N. Third Expert Group Meeting on Methods of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programs on Fertility, Geneva, April 19-23, 1982.
(with W. R. Lavely) "Agricultural Development and Fertility Change in Taiwan," presented at the Population Association of America annual meeting, Philadelphia, April 1979.
"Issues in the Comparative Analysis of Techniques for Evaluating Family Planning Programmes," presented at the Second Expert Group Meeting on Methods of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programmes on Fertility, Geneva, March 19-26, 1979.
"Some Cautions in the Use and Interpretation of Regression Analysis for the Evaluation of Family Planning Programmes." Conference paper prepared for the Second Expert Group Meeting on Methods of Measuring the Impact of Family Planning Programmes on Fertility, Geneva, March 19-26, 1979.
(with W. M. Mason) "Comparative Analysis of the World Fertility Survey," presented at The World Fertility Analysis Working Group, East- West Center, Honolulu, January 30, 1979.
"Multivariate Areal Analysis of Family Planning Program Effects," presented at the ESCAP Consultative Meeting of Statistical Experts and Study Directors for the Study on the Impact of Family Planning Programmes, Bombay, January 15-17, 1979.
(with J. A. Seltzer and C. H. Lin) "The Effect of Family Size on Female Educational Attainment in Taiwan," presented at the Population Association of America annual meeting, Atlanta, April 1978.
(with A. K. Jain and T. H. Sun) "Lactation and Natural Fertility," presented at the IUSSP Seminar on Natural Fertility, Paris, March 21-24, 1977.
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"Spatial Analysis of Family Planning Program Effects in Taiwan," presented at the Seventh Summer Seminar in Population of the East-West Population Institute, Honolulu, June 14-18, 1976.
"Models for the Analysis of Inconsistent Reports of an Event from Two Sources--with Application to the Accuracy of Husband-Wife Reports," presented at the Population Association of America annual meeting, Seattle, April 1975.
(with Etienne van de Walle) "The Civil Code and Nuptiality: Empirical Investigation of an Hypothesis," presented at the conference "Behavioral Models in Historical Demography," Philadelphia, October 1974.
"Empirical Research in Taiwan on Factors Underlying Differences in Fertility," presented at the International Economic Association Conference "The Economic Aspects of Population Growth," Valescure, France, September 1973.
(with R. Farley) "The Potential for Residential Integration in Cities and Suburbs: Implications for the Busing Controversy," presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, New Orleans, August 1972.
"Taiwan: Appraising the Effects of a Family Planning Program Through an Areal Analysis," presented at the International Symposium on Statistical Problems in Population Research, Honolulu, August 1971.
(with A. K. Jain) "Fecundity Models for Estimating Fertility Over the Reproductive Period," presented at the annual meeting of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, London, September 1969.