SA Journal of Demography - Contents

Volume 1 Number 1 July 1987

• Cultural explanations for the persistence of migrant labour in Southern Africa: A critique
  D. Gelderblom - Page 1
• The demography of whites in South Africa prior to 1820
  N.B. Gouws - Page 7
• Family planning in rural Kwazulu: Transition from traditional to contemporary practices
  C.W. Kies - Page 16
• The avoidable costs of population
  J.L. Sadie - Page 20
• Die 1985-steekproefbevolkingsopname in die Republiek van Transkei
  D.J. Stoker - Page 26
• Promotion of a family planning program: The Taiwan model
  T.H. Sun - Page 32
• The PROJUSE simulation model for determining family-planning objectives
  J.L. van Tonder - Page 43

Volume 2 Number 1 July 1988

• Socioeconomic factors affecting fertility in the developing countries and of the developing population groups in South Africa
  W.P. Mostert; B.E. Hofmeyr - Page 1
• Sociocultural factors and fertility
  J.M.Lotter - Page 7
• Culture, context and behaviour: Anthropological perspectives on fertility in Southern Africa
  E. Preston-Whyte - Page 13
• Application of a mathematical model to South African migration data, 1975-1980
  B.E. Hofmeyr - Page 24
• Historiese grondslae van swart verstedeliking in Suid-Afrika
  P. Smit - Page 29
• The 1987 document on the Population Development Programme
  N.B. Gouws - Page 42

Volume 3 Number 1 July 1990

• The demand for education and its economic implications
  J.A. Grobbelaar - Page 1
• The economic environment and employment creation in South Africa
  S. van der Berg; B. Smit - Page 6
• Teenage pregnancy, whose problem? Realities and prospects for action in KwaZulu/Natal
  E. Preston-Whyte; M. Zondi; G. Mavudla; H. Gumede - Page 11
• Sterilisasie in die Paarl-Hospitaal
  V.P. de Villiers - Page 21
• Waardeverwagtinge: 'n mikrovlakmodel vir die voorspelling van migrasievoornemens
  P.C. Kok; M.S. Badenhorst - Page 23

DOCUMENTS

• The indicators used to monitor the progress of the population development programme in South Africa
  N.B. Gouws - Page 33

Volume 4 Number 1 October 1994

• South African population prospects
  Jan L.Sadie - Page 1
• Unwanted fertility, contraception and induced abortion in South Africa
  J.P.H. Rossouw & G.E. du Plessis - Page 12
• Surgical sterilisation and hysterectomy in South Africa: 1988
  J.P.H. Rossouw, W.P. Mostert & G.E. du Plessis - Page 29
• Economic implications of demographic ageing in South Africa
  Jan L. Sadie - Page 40
• The demography of the youth of South Africa
  Barbel B.Haldenwang - Page 58
• Contraceptive sterilisation in South Africa: the resultant averted births
  B. E. Hofmeyr - Page 83

Volume 5 Number 1 October 1995

• Fertility and mortality trends and implications for social demands in Botswana
  E.O.Udjo - Page 1
• Age misreporting in Malawian censuses and sample surveys: An application of the United Nations' joint age and sex score
  Martin E. Palamuleni - Page 11
• Contraceptive continuation in South Africa, 1991
  B.E.Hofmeyr - Page 18
• Fertility transition in Botswana: An African perspective
  S. Kwesi Gaisie - Page 35
• Computing approaches to obtaining data for the indirect estimation of childhood mortality using Demographic and Health Survey data: A programming note
  Sulaiman M. Bah - Page 48
• The development of demography in South Africa: A relevant social science or a tool for counting subgroups?
  Gretchen du Plessis - Page 52
• Population and the environment in Zimbabwe: The case of rural households
  Naomi N. Wekwete - Page 60

Volume 6 Number 1 October 1996

• An evaluation of the reported age-sex distribution of Botswana in the 1990-Census
  Eric O. Udjo - Page 1
• The determinants of areal childhood mortality variation in Swaziland
  Gugulethu Gule - Page 9
• Some salient features of the population of Malawi
  Martin E. Palamuleni - Page 21
• Reproductive choice and motivation in South Africa, 1987-9
  Gretchen du Plessis - Page 33
• International thinking on population policies and programmes from Rome to Cairo: Has South Africa kept pace?
  David G. Ndegwa - Page 49
• Factors influencing contraceptive use by groups in the post-transitional stage of development
  Melinda Potgieter - Page 57
• Correlates of low birth weight in Botswana
  Peter Ubomba-Jaswa and Susanna R. Ubomba-Jaswa - Page 64

Volume 7 -Number 1, 1997 -1999

• Demographic survey data in South Africa: An evaluation of methodology and quality
  Heston Phillips - Page 1
• The probabilistic projection of the supply and demand for new entrant engineers to the South Africa labour market 1994-2023
  Paul Kibuuka and Care' van Aardt - Page 11
• The definition of migration and its application: making sense of recent South African census and survey data
  Pieter Kok - Page 19
• Probability models of migration: complete and incomplete data
  Frans J. Willekens - Page 31
• The making and unmaking of a national but stratified vital statistics system in the Republic of South Africa and the new making of a more comprehensive vital statistics system
  Sulaiman M. Bah - Page 45
• The use of census data to develop a geodemographic or lifestyle segmentation system for South Africa
  Craig Schwabe and Michael O'Donovan - Page 51
• Internet resources for Demographers
  Thomas A. Gryn - Page 63

Volume 8 -Number 1, 2001 -2002

• Diminishing returns: Circulatory migration linking Cape Town to the Eastern Cape.
  Simon Bekker - Page 1
• Divorce Statistics -A case of the wool being pulled over our eyes?
  Susan Ziehl - Page 9
• Determinants of internal migration in South Africa
  Oumar Bouare - Page 23
• The role of proximate determinants in fertility transition: A comparative study of Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe
  Gobopamang Letamo and Halima N. Letamo - Page 29
• Did they jump or were they pushed? An investigation into the apparent undercount of whites in the 1996 South African census
  Rob Dorrington - Page 37
• The impact of HIV/AIDS on the South African labour market from a critical perspective
  Care van Aardt - Page 47
• Use of maternal health care among African women in South Africa
  Heston Phillips - Page 61

Volume 9 - Number 1 June 2004

• Marriage patterns in South Africa: Methodological and substantive issues
  Debbie Budlender, Ntebaleng Chobokoane and Sandile Simelane Page 1
• Social change and premarital fertility in Madagascar
  Michel Garenne and Julien Zwang Page 27
• Adult mortality in rural Malawi
  Henry Victor Doctor Page 49
• Comparing Census 1996 with Census 2001: An operational perspective
  Marius Cronje and Debbie Budlender Page 67
• Sex ratios at birth in populations of Eastern and Southern Africa
  Michel Garenne Page 91

Volume 9 - Number 2 December 2004

• Household dynamics in northern Malawi during the 1980s
  Tobias Chirwa, Sian Floyd, Jorg Ponnighaus, Simon Malema, Simon Kileta, Basia Zaba, Lyn Bliss and Paul Fine Page 1
• Estimates of provincial fertility and mortality in South Africa, 19851996
  Rob Dorrington, Ian M. Timus, Tom Moultrie and Nadine Nannan Page 25
• Age at marriage and modernisation in sub-Saharan Africa
  Michel Garenne Page 59
• Improving death registration and statistics in developing countries: Lessons from Sub-Saharan Africa
  Chalapati Rao, Debbie Bradshaw and Colin D. Mather Page 81

Volume 10 - December 2005

CONTENTS

• Demographic analysis of the population of Karonga District, northern Malawi, 1980–90, Tobias Chirwa, Basia Zaba, Sian Floyd, Simon Malema, Jorg Ponninghaus, Paul Fine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
•  The estimation of infant mortality from proportions dying among births in the past
  24 months, John Blacker and William Brass  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
• Population mobility and household dynamics in rural South Africa: implications for demographic and health research -Victoria Hosegood, Justus Benzler, Geoff C Solarsh
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• Contents Page -Contents
• Magnitudes, Personal Characteristics and Activities of Eastern Cape Migrants: A Comparison with Other Migrants and with Non-migrants using Data from the 1996 and 2001 Censuses -Nalen Naidoo, Murray Leibbrandt and Rob Dorrington -  Article 1
• The Effect of HIV on the Estimation of Child Mortality Using the Children Surviving/Children Ever Born Technique Patrick Ward and Basia Zaba Article 2
• Socio-economic correlates of the incidence of extended household living in South Africa-A.Y. Amoateng and I. Kalule-Sabiti Article 3