Lee‐jay Cho
Biographic Data
| ID | 4521439 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lee‐jay Cho |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lee‐jay |
| FAMILY NAME | Cho |
| SIGNATURE | CHO L J |
| AFFILIATIONS | East–West Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 69 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Confucianism and the Korean Family
This paper examines Korea's contemporary family system and demography in the context of the Confucian tradition and recent socioeconomic changes mediated by Western Influence. In portraying changes the composition, function and structure of the family of today, the discussion contrasts it not only with the recent past but also with the traditional family in the process of industrialization, urbanization and demographic transition in Korean societ…
Reconstruction of Birth Histories from Census and Household Survey Data
In this paper a new procedure for reconstructing birth histories from census or household survey data is developed. Given the number of children ever born, the number of deceased children, and the ‘own children’ birth history of each woman, it is possible to ‘fill in’ probabilistically the missing births of her deceased children and of children not present in the household. Thus, the procedure generates complete birth histories from which such me…
The Own-Children Method of Fertility Estimation
It is now more than 2 decades since the own-children method of fertility estimation was 1st developed and applied to census data to obtain estimates of differential fertility for the US. The own-children method has become a standard tool in the demographers repertoire of indirect fertility estimation technics; the method has been applied most extensively in Asia Latin America and the US. The own-children method of fertility estimation is a revers…
Census-derived estimates of fertility by duration since first marriage in the Republic of Korea
This paper estimates ever-married birth rates by age and duration since first marriage and ever-married total fertility rates for the Republic of Korea, derived by applying an extension of the own-children method of fertility estimation to the 1975 and 1980 censuses. Since each census provides annual estimates for the 15-year period previous to enumeration, there is a ten-year period of overlapping estimates that facilitates checks for consistenc…
Fertility Transition of East Asian Populations
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
Population Growth of Indonesia
Analyzes data on fertility and mortality by province for all Indonesia and by regency and municipality for fertility in Java. Data are derived from the 1971 census and refer to the decade 1961-70. The completeness and accuracy of the 1971 census are assessed after which historical trends and differentials in mortality and fertility are discussed. A closer focus on fertility in densely populated Bali and Java considers provincial and regional fert…
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
Age-parity-specific birth rates and birth probabilities from census or survey data on own children
The ‘own-children’ method is a census- or survey-based reverse-survival technique for estimating age-specific birth rates for years previous to enumeration. In this paper it is extended to estimate birth rates and birth probabilities by parity as well as by age. The refined method is tested for accuracy by comparing ‘own-children’ estimates of age-parity-specific birth probabilities for the United States in 1969 with parallel estimates obtained b…
Estimates of Fertility and Mortality in Indonesia Based on the 1971 Population Census
Introduction to censuses of Asia and the Pacific 1970-74
Introduction to Censuses of Asia and the Pacific 1970-74
Income and Differentials in Current Fertility
Income and differentials in current fertility
Este articulo utiliza datos del censo de 1960 sobre natalidad y analiza diferencias de fertilidad en terminos de medidas refinadas de actual fertilidad las cuales eran hasta ahora imposibles de construir. Teniendo en cuenta que el promedio de las mujeres blancas nativas es menos fértil que las mujeres negras, que las mujeresurbanas son menos fértiles que las mujeres rurales y que las mujeres que trabajan son menos fértiles que no trabajan, los au…
Recent change in fertility rates of the Korean population
Confucianism and the Korean Family
This paper examines Korea's contemporary family system and demography in the context of the Confucian tradition and recent socioeconomic changes mediated by Western Influence. In portraying changes the composition, function and structure of the family of today, the discussion contrasts it not only with the recent past but also with the traditional family in the process of industrialization, urbanization and demographic transition in Korean societ…
Reconstruction of Birth Histories from Census and Household Survey Data
In this paper a new procedure for reconstructing birth histories from census or household survey data is developed. Given the number of children ever born, the number of deceased children, and the ‘own children’ birth history of each woman, it is possible to ‘fill in’ probabilistically the missing births of her deceased children and of children not present in the household. Thus, the procedure generates complete birth histories from which such me…
Age-parity-specific birth rates and birth probabilities from census or survey data on own children
The ‘own-children’ method is a census- or survey-based reverse-survival technique for estimating age-specific birth rates for years previous to enumeration. In this paper it is extended to estimate birth rates and birth probabilities by parity as well as by age. The refined method is tested for accuracy by comparing ‘own-children’ estimates of age-parity-specific birth probabilities for the United States in 1969 with parallel estimates obtained b…
Census-derived estimates of fertility by duration since first marriage in the Republic of Korea
This paper estimates ever-married birth rates by age and duration since first marriage and ever-married total fertility rates for the Republic of Korea, derived by applying an extension of the own-children method of fertility estimation to the 1975 and 1980 censuses. Since each census provides annual estimates for the 15-year period previous to enumeration, there is a ten-year period of overlapping estimates that facilitates checks for consistenc…
Income and Differentials in Current Fertility
Recent change in fertility rates of the Korean population
Income and Differentials in Current Fertility
Income and differentials in current fertility
Este articulo utiliza datos del censo de 1960 sobre natalidad y analiza diferencias de fertilidad en terminos de medidas refinadas de actual fertilidad las cuales eran hasta ahora imposibles de construir. Teniendo en cuenta que el promedio de las mujeres blancas nativas es menos fértil que las mujeres negras, que las mujeresurbanas son menos fértiles que las mujeres rurales y que las mujeres que trabajan son menos fértiles que no trabajan, los au…
Recent change in fertility rates of the Korean population
Introduction to Censuses of Asia and the Pacific 1970-74
Estimates of Fertility and Mortality in Indonesia Based on the 1971 Population Census
Introduction to censuses of Asia and the Pacific 1970-74
Age-parity-specific birth rates and birth probabilities from census or survey data on own children
The ‘own-children’ method is a census- or survey-based reverse-survival technique for estimating age-specific birth rates for years previous to enumeration. In this paper it is extended to estimate birth rates and birth probabilities by parity as well as by age. The refined method is tested for accuracy by comparing ‘own-children’ estimates of age-parity-specific birth probabilities for the United States in 1969 with parallel estimates obtained b…
Population Growth of Indonesia
Analyzes data on fertility and mortality by province for all Indonesia and by regency and municipality for fertility in Java. Data are derived from the 1971 census and refer to the decade 1961-70. The completeness and accuracy of the 1971 census are assessed after which historical trends and differentials in mortality and fertility are discussed. A closer focus on fertility in densely populated Bali and Java considers provincial and regional fert…
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
Fertility Transition of East Asian Populations
Census-derived estimates of fertility by duration since first marriage in the Republic of Korea
This paper estimates ever-married birth rates by age and duration since first marriage and ever-married total fertility rates for the Republic of Korea, derived by applying an extension of the own-children method of fertility estimation to the 1975 and 1980 censuses. Since each census provides annual estimates for the 15-year period previous to enumeration, there is a ten-year period of overlapping estimates that facilitates checks for consistenc…
The Own-Children Method of Fertility Estimation
It is now more than 2 decades since the own-children method of fertility estimation was 1st developed and applied to census data to obtain estimates of differential fertility for the US. The own-children method has become a standard tool in the demographers repertoire of indirect fertility estimation technics; the method has been applied most extensively in Asia Latin America and the US. The own-children method of fertility estimation is a revers…
Reconstruction of Birth Histories from Census and Household Survey Data
In this paper a new procedure for reconstructing birth histories from census or household survey data is developed. Given the number of children ever born, the number of deceased children, and the ‘own children’ birth history of each woman, it is possible to ‘fill in’ probabilistically the missing births of her deceased children and of children not present in the household. Thus, the procedure generates complete birth histories from which such me…
Confucianism and the Korean Family
This paper examines Korea's contemporary family system and demography in the context of the Confucian tradition and recent socioeconomic changes mediated by Western Influence. In portraying changes the composition, function and structure of the family of today, the discussion contrasts it not only with the recent past but also with the traditional family in the process of industrialization, urbanization and demographic transition in Korean societ…
Geography (13 works) · Demography (12 works) · Population (12 works) · Fertility (11 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Census (6 works) · Demography (5 works) · Family planning (4 works)