2005 Notestein Seminars

  • Empathy or Antipathy: The Effects of Diversity.
    February 1, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Greg Duncan, Northwestern University and Russell Sage Foundation
     
  • Income, Identity and Marriage.
    February 8, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Tara Watson, Williams College
  • Health Disparities and Epidemic Thresholds: Implications for Defense against Bioterrorism and Emerging Infections.
    February 15, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    James Holland Jones, Stanford University
  • Intergenerational Differences in Health Behaviors for Mexican-Americans: The Role of Culture and Cohesion.
    February 22, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Rachel Kimbro, OPR, Princeton University
  • Nature x Nurture: The Interplay of Genes and Environments in the Development of Children's Conduct Problems.
    March 1, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Sara Jaffee, University of Pennsylvania
    Seminar cancelled
  • Maternal Employment and Child Development: A Fresh Look Using Newer Methods.
    March 8, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Jennifer Hill, Columbia University 
  • Navigating the AIDS Epidemic in Rural Malawi.
    March 22, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Susan Watkins, University of Pennsylvania
    Joint with the Center for Health and Wellbeing. 
  • Migration and Health among the Vietnamese.
    March 29, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Mark VanLandingham, Tulane University
  • Why Poor Women Put Motherhood before Marriage.
    April 5, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Kathryn Edin, University of Pennsylvania
  • Biomarkers, Stress and Health: New Findings and Plans for the Second Wave of the Taiwan Study.
    April 12, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Noreen Goldman and Cassio Turra, OPR, Princeton University
  • The Impact of a Change in Abortion Regime on Socio-Economic Outcomes of Children: Evidence from Romania.
    April 18, 2005 @ 4:30 PM - 300 Wallace Hall
    Cristian Pop-Eleches, Columbia University
    Joint with the Center for Health and Wellbeing. 
  • Nature x Nurture: The Interplay of Genes and Environments in the Development of Children's Conduct Problems.
    April 19, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Sara Jaffee, University of Pennsylvania
  • The Competitive Effects of Prescription Drug Withdrawals, 1997-2001.
    September 20, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    John Cawley, Cornell University
  • Stability and Change in the Effects of Female Educational Attainment on the Risk of Union Dissolution: A Comparison of Seventeen Countries.
    September 27, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Jaap Dronkers, European University Institute
  • Wages, Violence and Health in the Household.
    October 4, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Anna Aizer, Brown University
  • Biodemography: Progress, Puzzles and Math.
    October 11, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Kenneth Wachter, University of California, Berkeley
  • Occupational Specific Human Capital and Mobility out of Working Poverty.
    October 18, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Ted Mouw, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
  • The Long-Run and Intergenerational Impact of Poor Infant Health: Evidence from Cohorts Born During the Civil Rights Era.
    October 24, 2005 @ 4:30 PM - 300 Wallace Hall
    Douglas Almond, Columbia University
    Joint with the Center for Health and Wellbeing. 
  • Contemporary Fertility Trends in the Developed Countries: Further Deline, Plateau or Upswing.
    October 25, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Tomas Freika, Consultant - Sanibel, Florida 
  • Moving Up? Trajectories of Change in Children's Exposure to Neighborhood Advantage.
    November 8, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Robert Sampson, Harvard University
  • The Health Effects of Work/Family Conflict: From Observation to Policy.
    November 15, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Lisa Berkman, Harvard School of Public Health
    Jointly with the Center for Health and Wellbeing. 
  • Computing Accurate Stable Population Rate of Growth with Limited Data: A New Approach.
    November 22, 2005 @ Noon - Carl Fields Center
    Gyanendra Badgaiyan, OPR, Princeton University
  • Black/Mulatto Occupational Differentiation at the Dawn of Jim Crow.
    November 29, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Aaron Olaf Gullickson, Columbia University
     
  • DEC6Race and Biases in Perceptions of Criminal Victimization.
    December 6, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Lincoln Quillian, Northwestern University
  • The Effects of Male Incarceration Dynamics on AIDS Infection Rates among African-American Women and Men.
    December 13, 2005 @ Noon - 300 Wallace Hall
    Rucker Johnson, University of California, Berkeley
    Jointly with the Center for Health and Wellbeing.