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Poster Presentations at the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America

(View List of PRI Affiliates on the Program for the 2008 PAA Annual Meeting)

Photos of some of PRI's student and faculty posters

School Availability and Choice
School Availability and Choice
by Vivien W. Chen, Suet-ling Pong and Tse-Chuan Yang

Gender in African Population Research: The Fertility/Reproductive Health Example
Gender in African Population Research: The Fertility/Reproductive Health Example
by Francis Dodoo and Ashley E. Frost

Global Demographic Convergence? A Reconsideration of Inequality in National Fertility Estimates
Global Demographic Convergence? A Reconsideration of Inequality in National Fertility Estimates
by Shawn Dorius

Obesity and Women's Fertility Over the Life Course
Obesity and Women's Fertility Over the Life Course
by Michelle Frisco, Margaret Weden and Kristin Burnett
(blue ribbon winner)

Mobility Effects Redux: Does Intergenerational Mobility Shape Individual Psychology?
Mobility Effects Redux: Does Intergenerational Mobility Shape Individual Psychology?
by Jason Houle

Adolescents with Two Nonresident Biological Parents: Living Arrangements, Parental Involvement, and Well-being
Adolescents with Two Nonresident Biological Parents: Living Arrangements, Parental Involvement, and Well-being
by Valarie King, Katherine Stamps and Daniel N. Hawkins

Using Respondent-Driven Sampling to Study Self-Employed Nigerians in New York City: Applicability for Immigrant Populations
Using Respondent-Driven Sampling to Study Self-Employed Nigerians in New York City: Applicability for Immigrant Populations
by Leila Rodriguez

Linkages of Socio-Cultural and Socio-Economic Factors to Ideal Number of Children in the Context of Social Change: Generational Differences Explored
Linkages of Socio-Cultural and Socio-Economic Factors to Ideal Number of Children in the Context of Social Change: Generational Differences Explored
by Yetty Shobo

School Attendance and Grade Progression in Nigeria: Is Gender or Socioeconomic Status more Important?
School Attendance and Grade Progression in Nigeria: Is Gender or Socioeconomic Status more Important?
by C. Shannon Stokes, Aramide Kazeem and Leif Jensen

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