2007 Meeting Program Summary

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THURSDAY, MARCH 29
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

P-1

Poster Session 1

THURSDAY, MARCH 29
8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

1		Panel Discussion on Perspectives on the American Community Survey at Full Implementation
2		Causes and Consequences of Overweight and Obesity in Children and Youth
3		Low Fertility in Comparative Perspective
4		Family and Work
5		Demography of the U.S. Latino Population
6		Evaluating Social Development Programs in Low-Income Countries: New Initiatives
7		Determinants of Retirement in the U.S.
8		Racial/Ethnic Segregation
9		Gender and Migration
10		Family Size and Human Capital
11		Intergenerational Transfers to the Elderly
12		New Approaches in Formal Demography
13		European Family Migration
14		Remittances and Risk in Internal Migration
15		Adult Children's Migration and the Wellbeing of Older Parents in International Perspective
16		Changing Family Planning Programs in Asia

THURSDAY, MARCH 29
10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

17		Panel Discussion on Using the News Media to Communicate Complex Demographic Research Results
18		Panel Discussion on Data Access, Perceptions of Privacy, and Disclosure Avoidance
19		Modeling Population and Environment
20		Determinants of Domestic Violence
21		Segregation and School Outcomes
22		Undocumented Migrants
23		Explaining the SES-Health Gradient
24		Challenges of Multiracial Measurement
25		Child Wellbeing in Nontraditional Households
26		Union Formation
27		Events in Early Childhood and the Transition to Adulthood
28		Intention and Behavior in Fertility and Reproductive Health
29		Mathematical Demography
30		Family Support, Social Welfare and Population Aging in Latin America
31		Understanding Variation in Health and Survival
32		Fertility Timing: Sociodemographic Consequences

THURSDAY, MARCH 29
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

P-2

Poster Session 2

THURSDAY, MARCH 29
1:30 PM - 3:15 PM

33		Panel Discussion on Politics and Future of International Family Planning Programs: Where Are We, Where Should We Be?
35		Demographic Billionaires: India and China Compared
36		Trends in the Timing and Pattern of Retirement in Developed Countries
37		Timing of Childbearing
38		Economic Factors and Child Development I
39		Family and Health over the Life Course
40		Adolescent Mental Health in the U.S.
41		Family Transition and Child Wellbeing
42		Measurement Issues in Race/Ethnicity
43		Reproductive Health and Potentially Harmful Sexual Practices
44		Gender and Reproduction: Micro-Level Approaches
45		U.S. Family Migration
46		Impact of Migration on Sending Communities and Intergenerational Relations
47		Incarcerations and Labor Market Outcomes
48		Work and Family: A Father's Perspective

THURSDAY, MARCH 29
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

P-3

Poster Session 3

THURSDAY, MARCH 29
3:30 PM - 5:15 PM

49		Women, Work and the Opt-Out Revolution
50		Post-Katrina Migration Dynamics in New Orleans
51		Population Perspectives on Mental Health
52		Issues in the Measurement of Mortality
53		Contraception
54		Family Relationships and Exchanges
55		Immigration and Child Development
56		Racial and Ethnic Inequality
57		International Migration
58		Spatial Demography
59		Cross-National Dimensions of Gender Inequality in the Labor Market
60		Mismatches between Fertility Intentions and Behavior: Causes and Consequences
61		Religion and Family Formation in the United States
62		Downward Flows of Transfers
63		HIV/AIDS in Asia
64		Migration and Wellbeing in Developing Countries

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

P-4

Poster Session 4

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

65		Collection and Analysis of Biomarker and Genetic Data
66		Sociodemographic Change in a New York Minute
67		Religion, Religiosity and Fertility
68		Demography of HIV: Understanding Patterns, Risk Factors, and Impacts of HIV/AIDS
69		Migration and Urbanization Processes
70		Intergenerational Transfers: New Evidence from Developing Countries
71		Cohabitation
72		Investigating the Consequences of Segregation
73		Teenagers' Time Use
74		Demography of Armed Conflict
75		Abortion I
76		Methods in Spatial Demography
77		International Perspectives on Labor Market Inequality
78		Family Change, Development, and Environment
79		Effects of Health on Development of Human Capital I
80		Racial and Ethnic Differentials in Nineteenth Century Demographic Behavior

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

81		Author Meets Critic - Mexican New York: Transnational Lives of New York Immigrants (University of California Press)
82		Perspectives on the Demographic Dividend
83		Statistical Modeling Issues in Population Research
84		Fertility Trends in Low Fertility Societies
85		Immigrant Health
86		Family Dynamics, Intergenerational Relationships, and Health
87		Economic Factors and Child Development II
88		Policy and Child Health in the U.S.
89		Cross-National Dimensions of Gender Inequality
90		Marriage and Public Policy
91		Small Area Demography
92		Critical and Feminist Demography
93		Aging and Health in Developing and Developed Countries: Comparative Aspects
94		Trends in Poverty and Wellbeing of the Elderly
95		Same-Sex Unions
96		Ideational Factors in Fertility Behavior and Change

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

P-5

Poster Session 5

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
12:30 PM - 2:15 PM

97		Confidentiality, Privacy, and Ethical Issues in Demographic Data
98		Promoting Healthy Marriages: Can Government Play a Role?
99		Panel Discussion on Immigrant Selection and Adaptation: Comparative Perspectives
100		Environmental Consequences of Population Growth/Decline
101		Fertility Declines: Rapid, Slow, Stalled
102		New Perspectives on Low Fertility
103		Race/Ethnic Differences in Mortality
104		Making Sense of Sex, Risk, and STDs/AIDS
105		Ideational Factors in Family Behavior and Change
106		Immigrant Adaptation and Health Outcomes
107		Short and Long Run Consequences of Childbearing
108		Healthy Sexual Development in Adolescence
109		HIV/AIDS in Africa
110		Long Run Trends and Differentials in Mortality
111		Racial/Ethnic Residential Segregation
112		Intergenerational Transmission of Wealth and Educational Inequality

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

P-6

Poster Session 6

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
2:30 PM - 4:15 PM

113		Panel Discussion on Why Is Health in the U.S. so Much Worse Than Health in Other Developed Countries?
114		Impact of Population Dynamics and Reproductive Health on Economic Growth and Poverty Reduction
115		Effects of Health on Development of Human Capital II
116		Couple Dynamics, Sexual Behavior, and Family Planning
117		Comparative Perspectives on Adolescent Fertility
118		Nonresidential Fathers and Family Relationships
119		Intergenerational Determinants of Health
120		Health and Mortality Disparities: Methodological and Substantive Issues
121		Alternative Pathways to Parenthood: New Reproductive Technologies, Adoption, and Stepparenting
122		Race/Ethnicity and Social and Economic Inequality
123		State and Local Population Estimates and Projections
124		Effects of Work Hours on Families and Children
125		Immigrant Adaptation and Linguistic Outcomes
126		Statistical Applications in Population Research
127		Health Trajectories in Old Age
128		Contraceptive Use Dynamics

FRIDAY, MARCH 30
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM

Presidential Address and Awards Ceremony

SATURDAY, MARCH 31
8:30 AM - 10:15 AM

129		Nontraditional Data Collection Methods
130		Sexual Behavior, Sexual Networks, STDs
131		Children and Time Use
132		Gender and Work
133		Life Course Perspectives on Health: Effects of Early Environments
134		Environment, Land and Migration
135		Union Dissolution
136		Educational Attainment: Trends, Determinants, and Consequences
137		Fertility, Family Planning and Reproductive Health among Immigrant or Minority Populations
138		Immigrants in the U.S. Labor Force
139		Cohabitation and Marriage
140		Socioeconomic Status and Health: International Perspectives
141		Parental Influences on Child and Adult Health
142		Emerging Knowledge about Sexual Behavior in Diverse Settings
143		Child Labor and Education in Africa
144		Socioeconomic Status and Health: Causation and Selection

SATURDAY, MARCH 31
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

P-7

Poster Session 7

SATURDAY, MARCH 31
10:30 AM - 12:15 PM

145		Economic and Social Impact of 9/11 on NYC
146		Technological Change and the Labor Force
147		Policy and Child Health
148		Paradox of Better Health and Lower Mortality among Immigrants
149		Segregation
150		Fertility Declines: Patterns and Causes
151		Gender and Reproduction
152		Immigration and Adolescent Development
153		Union Formation among Disadvantaged Populations
154		Child Labor and School Outcomes
155		Historical Analysis of Families and Households
156		Studies in Applied Demography
157		Intentions and Behavior Related to Contraceptive Use and Childbearing
158		Spatial Determinants of Health
159		Health Consequences of Domestic Violence
160		Cohabitation and Union Dissolution

SATURDAY, MARCH 31
12:30 PM - 2:15 PM

161		Population Consequences of Global Warming
162		Neighborhood Effects on Health
163		Transition into Fatherhood
164		Measurement Issues in Health and Mortality
165		Work and Family
166		Race and Ethnicity in Comparative Perspective
167		Immigrant Adaptation
168		Determinants of Child Health in Developing Countries
169		Determinants of College Enrollment and Attainment
170		Abortion II
171		Adolescent Events and Circumstances and the Transition to Adulthood
172		Adolescent Sexuality and Fertility among Immigrant or Minority Populations
173		Changes in Union Formation over Time
174		Husbands, Wives, Marriage, and Health
175		Marital Relationships and Children: Historical Perspectives
176		Reproductive Health in Asia and Africa: Vaginal Practices as Potentially Risky Behavior

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