The Population of the Central American Isthmus in 2003 Conference Papers

Parent: California Center for Population Research

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5qj3j279Fertility and the Environment in a Natural Resource Dependent Economy: Evidence from Petén, Guatemala27111640.7%
6tp0x5x1Types of Household, Family Life Cycle and Poverty in Costa Rica (Translation of Spanish Version)2341917.4%
1sb3m7rgNicaraguans in Costa Rica and the United States: Data from Ethnic Surveys (Translation of Spanish Version)180180.0%
93p5q65pLeft Behind in the Economic Crisis: Poverty Among the Elderly in Costa Rica (Translation of Spanish Version)141137.1%
6b71r47fIntroduction to "The Population of the Central American Isthmus in 2003"123925.0%
2bj2k764Impact of Formal Education of Women on Reproductive Behavior in Four Socio-Cultural Contexts in the Soconusco Region of Chiapas (Translation of Spanish Version)112918.2%
8c0675w7National Survey on International Emigration of Guatemalans 2002-2003 (Translation of Spanish Version)111109.1%
37r6f320International Migrations and Their Economic Effects in El Salvador (Translation of Spanish Version)103730.0%
8m61n6r0Poverty and Family Transitions to Adulthood in Rural Localities on the Yucatan Peninsula (Translation of Spanish Version)101910.0%
3d310976High Fertility in the Central American Isthmus: A Risk in Transition (Translation of Spanish Version)73442.9%
43p6d4zjMigrations Among the Indigenous Language Speaking Population in Southeastern Mexico (Translation of Spanish Version)7070.0%

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