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PROJECT
The End of the Fertility Transition in the
Developed World
Publications/Resources
2004
2002 2001
———. “Fertility change, quantum and tempo,” in Neil J.
Smelser and Paul B. Baltes (eds.), International Encyclopedia of Social and
Behavioral Sciences, vol. 8. Oxford: Elsevier Science, pp. 5522–5525.*
2000
1999
1998
Council researchers' names appear in boldface type.
McNicoll, Geoffrey. “Introduction: Australia’s population history and
prospects,” in Siew-Ean Khoo and Peter McDonald (eds.), The
Transformation of Australia’s Population: 1970–2030. Sydney: University
of New South Wales Press, pp. 1–16.*
Bongaarts,
John. “The end of the fertility transition in the developed world,” Population and Development Review
28(3): 419–433. (PDF)
Also issued as Policy Research Division Working Paper
no. 152. New York: Population Council, 2001.
(PDF) (abstract)
Bongaarts,
John. “Fertility and reproductive preferences in
post-transitional societies,” in Rodolfo A. Bulatao and John B.
Casterline (eds.), Global Fertility Transition, supplement to Population
and Development Review vol. 27. New York: Population Council, pp.
260–281. (ordering information)
Also issued as Policy Research Division Working Paper
no.
114. New York: Population Council, 1998. (PDF) (abstract)
Bongaarts,
John and Griffith Feeney. "On the quantum and tempo of
fertility: Reply," Population
and Development Review 26(3): 560–564. (PDF)
Bongaarts,
John. “Fertility decline in the developed world: Where will it
end?” American Economic Review 89(2): 256–260.*
Bongaarts,
John and Griffith Feeney. "On the quantum and tempo of
fertility," Population and Development Review 24(2):
271–291. (PDF)
(abstract) Also
issued as Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 109.
New York: Population Council, 1998.
(PDF) (abstract)
* Not available from the Population Council.
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