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... DEMOGRAPHV© Volume 14, Number 3 August 1977 THE SIZE-DENSITY HYPOTHESIS IN GREAT BRITAIN: ANALYSIS OF A DEVIANT CASE Douglas S. Massey Office of Population Research, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey 08540 G. Edward Stephan Department of Sociology, Western Washington State College, Bellingham...

... and through analysis of available historical data. 30 12 2010 © Population Association of America 1982 1982 Historical Analysis Dominican Republic Deviant Case Central African Republic Proper Unit References Bogue Donald J. ( 1969 ). Principles of Demography . New York...

... less deviant cases. Thus the eight most deviant municipios for each of the ten pairs of variables were selected and examined for the changes occurring to them over the following decade. The ex- tent of the deviation of each of these municipios from the regression line in 1950 was recorded and compared...

... Manufacturing SMSAs should be located directly in the lower left quadrant, since they have virtu- ally no metropolitan (financial-com- mercial) activities. All but one are so lo- cated. The one deviant case, Charleston, West Virginia, is very low on metropol- itan specialization (as hypothesized) but more...

...," "the loss of city leadership," etc., and we can take it as the "expected" pattern. But observe the deviant pattern pre- sented in the case of Los Angeles; here we find persons at the top and at the bottom of the educational ladder over-represented in the city itself. Rather than turning to a detailed...

..." migration that does not differ substantially from the characteristics of the population of the communities of origin. Hence the marked decline in mag- 353 nitude of percent-point differences as shown in columns 6 and 7. We have yet to account for the deviant case of Category I, the one exception...

... an ex- amination of the deviant cases is profit- able, for it causes us to look for possible structural differences between the cities. ANALYSIS OF CORRELATIONS OF CHANGE We have examined change along sever- al different dimensions up to this point in the paper, but have not directly probed the nature...

...R. Kelly Raley Abstract As cohabitation becomes increasingly common and accepted, one might expect the meaning of this arrangement to change. In some countries in Europe (e.g., Sweden), as cohabitation became more prevalent, it moved from a deviant status to an acceptable alternative to marriage...

..., and Parenting on African American Children’s Affiliation With Deviant Peers.” . Child Development , 72 , 1231 – 46 . 10.1111/1467-8624.00344 Brofenbrenner U. ( 1979 ). The Ecology of Human Development . Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press . Brooks-Gunn J. , Duncan G.J...

... on a single agent, such as venereal disease, would make the job much simpler. The results also make black fertility seem less like a deviant case, requiring unique explanations, however, and more like the fertility of other VD and Black Fertility in 1940 687 groups, for example, white Americans and Western...

.... The computer-imputation procedure merely substitutes an average value for each unknown. The unknowns, in a dis- proportionately large share of cases, tend to be deviant in some way. In the self- enumeration procedure the very fact that the information was omitted (either in- tentionally or by oversight...

... on the dynamics of mortality . Demography , 16 , 439 – 454 . 10.2307/2061224 Vaupel , J. W. , & Yashin , A. I. ( 1985 ). The Deviant Dynamics of Death in Heterogeneous Populations . Laxenburg, Austria : International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis . Vaupel , J. W...

... this argu- ment, we need only examine the two major deviant cases at hand. The des- tination choice in small SMSAs in the Northeast follows a pattern similar to that in other SMSAs in this region rather than other SMSAs in its size class. If we assume that metropolitan areas in this region followed...

... to the univariate mortality data than the tradi- tional Gompertz-Makeham model in which no covariates are observed. In this case the underlying hazard has to be speci- fied parametrically. It explains deviant behavior of mortality trajectories at old ages. It becomes identifiable from bivari- ate data on related...

..., and (d) extension of last year's urban mass-transit program. At first glance, some of the goals enun- ciated in the message would appear to be in conflict with each other, and this is particularly evident in the case of the President's discussion of cities and sub- urbs. A "rebirth of cities," according...

... Peter M. ( 1988 ). “The Impact of Family Context, Deviant Attitudes, and Emotional Distress on Adolescent Drug Use: Longitudinal Latent Variable Analysis of Mothers and Their Children . Journal of Research in Personality , 22 , 154 – 76 . 10.1016/0092-6566(88)90012-8 Olson Lucy...

...; that is, by the analytical procedure that would be followed in the absence of direct information on early childhood mortality. Unless it is assumed that age patterns of death for United States Negroes were extremely deviant from those found in populations with reliable census and vital statistics, one must conclude...

... are not met, i.e., that some of them are in- cluded in the census counts and post- censal estimates or that some deaths are not registered, the inflation of death rates would tend to be understated. As a result, the appearance of "deviant" trends and, hence, the numbers of illegal residents that might...

... Vaupel , J. W. , & Yashin , A. I. ( 1983 ). The deviant dynamics of death in heterogeneous populations . Laxenburg, Austria : International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis . Wardwell , J. ( 1980 ). Toward a theory of urban-rural migration in the developed world . In D...

... as a deviant case for the Bogota, San Jose, Panama City, also compounds the problem of thinly and Caracas samples, The findings for populated cells. Use of a cross-classifled the Mexico City sample suggest the ex- table means that mobility is treated as istence of a mobility effect with re- an exception...