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| Canadian
population policies Organizer: Roderic Beaujot, June 3 - 9:00 - 10:30 Pérez 121 |
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| Beverly Matthews | The gender system, partnership dissolution and family policy |
| Andrew Siggner, Eric Guimond, Gustave Goldmann *Norbert Robitaille | Aboriginal population characteristics: Are we informed by the aggregate picture |
| Anatole Romaniuc | The age of demographic maturity and population policy implications |
| New
Developments in Demographic Methods Organizers: M.V. George, & T.R. Balakrishnan, Discussants: T.R. Balakrishnan & K.V. Rao, Sociology June 3 - 10:45 - 12:15 Pérez 121 |
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| Srimanta Mohanty | Canada: Human development report 1997 |
| Donald Schopflocher & Yan Jin | Modeling fertility rates in Alberta and its health regions: 1986-96 |
| Prof. Lalu, P. Krishnan | Stochastic Population Projections |
| Shirley Loh, Ravi Verma, M.V. George, Edward Ng, M.J. Norris & Pierre Gauvin | New Developments in Projecting the Registered Indian Population in Canada: A Review of Methods, Data Sources and Assumptions |
| Karol J. Krotki | How the number of artificial Canadians increased: From 13 million to 14 between 1991 and 1996 |
| Simultaneous
and Joint Session (with Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Assocation):
General Social Survey: Some Results and a Look Ahead Organizers: Doug Norris Chair: Monica Boyd June 3 - 10:45 - 12:15 Room Simard 334 |
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| Doug Norris & Karen Kelly-Scott | Overview of The General Social Survey |
| Richard A. Wanner | A matter of degree(s): Trends in occupational status returns to education in Canada |
| M. Reza Nakhaie | The effects of social origins on offspring's educational attainment, 1985 and 1994 |
| Catherine Kaukinen & Sandra Colavecchia | Public perceptions of the Canadian criminal justice system: Untangling attitudes toward the treatment of victimns and offenders |
| Consultation:
Census 2001 Organizer: Rosemary Bender June 3 - 1:30 - 2:30 Pérez 121 |
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| The results of the consultation for the Content Determination Project will be discussed: type of comments received, who were the participants, etc) and the results of the qualitative testing of May of 1997, the fall of 1997 and the winter of 1998. The content of the National Census Test (Oct 20, 1998) will also be presented. | |
| Marriage
and Families: I Organizers: Pierre Turcotte & Doug Norris June 3 - 2:45 - 4:45 - Pérez |
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| Céline Le Bourdais, Ghislaine Neill & Pierre Turcotte | The diversity of Canadian Women's Conjugal Trajectories |
| Zenaida Ravanera, Rajulton Fernando & Thomas Burch, | Trends and Variations in the Early Life Courses of Canadian Men |
| Michael S. Pollard & Zheng Wu | The Divergence of Quebec/Non-Quebec Marriage Patterns |
| Congress
Thematic Session on Health: Morbidity/Mortality: Indicators of
Population Health Status Organizers: Edward Ng & Russell Wilkins Discussant: Russell Wilkins June 4 - 9:00 - 10:15 Pérez 121 |
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| André Lebel & Robert Bourbeau | Mortality among the oldest old in Canada: Differential mortality patterns or poor data quality? |
| Judy-Lynn Richards | Using a process-oriented framework to identify the determinants of mortality : A case study of elderly Canadian women |
| International
Population Studies Organizers: Carol Vlassoff& G. Edward Ebanks, June 4 - 10:30-12:15 Pérez 121 |
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| Juhee Suwal | A study of birth intervals in Nepal |
| Kwame A. Boadu | Causal model of fertility in Ghana |
| G. Edward Ebanks | Urbanization in Cuba |
| P. Krishnan | Comparative demographic transition in four southern Indian states |
| Marriage
and Families: II Organizers: Pierre Turcotte& Doug Norris June 4 - 1:30-3:00 Pérez 121 |
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| Monica Boyd & Doug Norris | Changes in the Nest: Young Canadian Adults Living with Parents, 1981-1996 |
| Margaret DeWit & David J. DeWit | Natives' and Non-natives' relative risk of early parental loss due to marital breakdown : The roles of family background characteristics and adverse parental behaviours. |
| Roderic Beaujot & Tony Haddad | The Productive activities of Canadian adults at mid-life: Family, work and children |
| Douglas A. Brownridge & Shiva S. Halli | Methodological issues in the study of family violence : The utility of incidence versus prevalence rates |
| Annual
General Meeting Chair: Wayne McVey June 4 - 3:15-4:45 Pérez 121 |
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| Demography
of Occupation, Career and Labour Force Organizers: Rosemary Venn & Fernando Rajulton Discussant: Rosemary Venne June 5 - 9:00-10:30 Pérez 121 |
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| Céline LeBourdais & Annie Sauriol | The effects of changing forms of employment on the division of housework within Canadian families |
| Margaret Adsett | Ethnicity and Economic Niches: An Analysis of the Integration of Immigrants into the Canadian Economy |
| Rajulton Fernando & Zenaida Ravanera | Gender and cohort experiences of work histories: Evidence from the GSS 1995 |
| Poster
Session:Applied and Inter-Disciplinary Demography Organizers: Madeline Kalbach & Warren E. Kalbach June 5 - 10:45-12:15 Pérez 207 |
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| Jim Jackson | Era Banner Readers' Behaviour: Shopping Locations and Habits |
| Madeline A. Kalbach, Warren E. Kalbach & Bridget Shannon | Ethnic Diversity and Residential Segregation in Canada's CMAs |
| Connie LeClair | Demography goes to Market: Using Census Data for Retail Site Location |
| Laurie Goldmann | Homelessness: Who is at Risk? |
| Judith Rempel | Calgary's homeless population: A profile of subgroups and their circumstances |
| Dialolgue
Session: Job Preparation/Mentorship Organizer: Michael Bergob June 5 - 1:15-2:15 Pérez 121 |
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| Participants: Roderic Beaujot, Madeline Kalbach, Warren E. Kalbach, Connie LeClair, Wayne McVey, & Judith Rempel |
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| International
Migration and the Metropolization of Canada: Socio-Economic Implications
Organizers: Jacques Ledent & Bill Marr Discussant: John Samuels June 5 - 2:30-4:00 Pérez 121 |
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| Alain Bélanger & Jacques Ledent | Role of immigration in shaping the distribution of the Canadianpopulation and metropolitan areas |
| Jane Badets & Linda Howatson-Leo | Immigration to Canada's largest metropolitan areas: Results from the 1996 Census |
| Alain Bélanger & Jacques Ledent | Recent evolution in the settlement and relocation patterns of new immigrants to Canada with an emphasis on metropolitan areas |
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