J R Rele
Biographic Data
| ID | 750863 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J R Rele |
| GIVEN NAMES | J R |
| FAMILY NAME | Rele |
| SIGNATURE | RELE J R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Topiwala National Medical College & BYL Nair Charitable Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1960 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Fertility Policies of Asian Countries
A Decomposition of Recent Fertility Changes in South Asia
In the absence of data needed to apply sophisticated decomposition techniques to aggregate-level fertility change a simple decomposition analysis of recent fertility trends in Bangladesh India Nepal Pakistan and Sri Lanka illuminates the positioning of these countries along the demographic transition. The change in the total fertility rate between 1960-1964 and 1980-1984 is decomposed in this exercise into 2 components one due to changes in age-s…
Fertility Levels and Trends in India, 1951-81
India, the second most populous country in the world, is experiencing the early stages of fertility transition. The unprecedented acceleration in the rate of growth of India's population, sparked off by declining mortality as early as 1921, has finally been arrested, as revealed by the figures from the 1981 census. It is beyond doubt that a significant contribution to this phenomenon lately has been from declining fertility, of which there is amp…
Fertility and Family Planning in Greater Bombay
A fertility and family planning survey was undertaken in Greater Bombay India by means of a representative sampling technique in 1966. Aims of the survey were: 1) estimation of the levels and patterns of fertility of currently married women in the area; 2) estimation of the relationship of selected socioeconomic factors to fertility levels; and 3) assessment of the social norms regarding age at marriage family size and child spacing. The educatio…
Population Change and Rural Development in India
Planning for development and population growth in India
Ideal Family Size
Residence background and fertility in Greater Bombay
The residence background of wives who migrate to metropolitan areas plays an important role in determining their fertility. From the data collected during 1966, relating to 7,872 currently married women of Greater Bombay, an attempt was made to establish differentials in marital fertility by residence background of the wives. This was categorized into three groups - non-migrants, urban migrants and rural migrants. It was observed that rural migra…
Fertility Analysis through Extension of Stable Population Concepts
Some aspects of family and fertility in India
Fertility is studied in relation to the age at return marriage using the data from a study in a rural area in India. As would be expected the total fertility rate of married women declines with lateness in the age at return marriage. However, further analysis has shown that those who marry later tend to compensate for the loss of their early reproductive period in two ways, so that their ultimate fertility is not much reduced by late marriage. Am…
Demographic Approach to the Problem of the Connexion between Lung Cancer and Smoking
To such as seek to examine the question whether there exists a demonstrable connexion between the prevalence of the smoking habit and the incidence of lung cancer, the City of Bombay has much of interest to offer. Embedded in its vast population is an ethno-cultural isolate, the Parsis, easily distinguished from the rest of the people by a number of differences, among the more striking of these being that, on religious grounds, they do not smoke
Fertility Levels and Trends in India, 1951-81
India, the second most populous country in the world, is experiencing the early stages of fertility transition. The unprecedented acceleration in the rate of growth of India's population, sparked off by declining mortality as early as 1921, has finally been arrested, as revealed by the figures from the 1981 census. It is beyond doubt that a significant contribution to this phenomenon lately has been from declining fertility, of which there is amp…
A Decomposition of Recent Fertility Changes in South Asia
In the absence of data needed to apply sophisticated decomposition techniques to aggregate-level fertility change a simple decomposition analysis of recent fertility trends in Bangladesh India Nepal Pakistan and Sri Lanka illuminates the positioning of these countries along the demographic transition. The change in the total fertility rate between 1960-1964 and 1980-1984 is decomposed in this exercise into 2 components one due to changes in age-s…
Some aspects of family and fertility in India
Fertility is studied in relation to the age at return marriage using the data from a study in a rural area in India. As would be expected the total fertility rate of married women declines with lateness in the age at return marriage. However, further analysis has shown that those who marry later tend to compensate for the loss of their early reproductive period in two ways, so that their ultimate fertility is not much reduced by late marriage. Am…
Fertility Analysis through Extension of Stable Population Concepts
Residence background and fertility in Greater Bombay
The residence background of wives who migrate to metropolitan areas plays an important role in determining their fertility. From the data collected during 1966, relating to 7,872 currently married women of Greater Bombay, an attempt was made to establish differentials in marital fertility by residence background of the wives. This was categorized into three groups - non-migrants, urban migrants and rural migrants. It was observed that rural migra…
Demographic Approach to the Problem of the Connexion between Lung Cancer and Smoking
To such as seek to examine the question whether there exists a demonstrable connexion between the prevalence of the smoking habit and the incidence of lung cancer, the City of Bombay has much of interest to offer. Embedded in its vast population is an ethno-cultural isolate, the Parsis, easily distinguished from the rest of the people by a number of differences, among the more striking of these being that, on religious grounds, they do not smoke
Some aspects of family and fertility in India
Fertility is studied in relation to the age at return marriage using the data from a study in a rural area in India. As would be expected the total fertility rate of married women declines with lateness in the age at return marriage. However, further analysis has shown that those who marry later tend to compensate for the loss of their early reproductive period in two ways, so that their ultimate fertility is not much reduced by late marriage. Am…
Fertility Analysis through Extension of Stable Population Concepts
Residence background and fertility in Greater Bombay
The residence background of wives who migrate to metropolitan areas plays an important role in determining their fertility. From the data collected during 1966, relating to 7,872 currently married women of Greater Bombay, an attempt was made to establish differentials in marital fertility by residence background of the wives. This was categorized into three groups - non-migrants, urban migrants and rural migrants. It was observed that rural migra…
Ideal Family Size
Planning for development and population growth in India
Population Change and Rural Development in India
Fertility and Family Planning in Greater Bombay
A fertility and family planning survey was undertaken in Greater Bombay India by means of a representative sampling technique in 1966. Aims of the survey were: 1) estimation of the levels and patterns of fertility of currently married women in the area; 2) estimation of the relationship of selected socioeconomic factors to fertility levels; and 3) assessment of the social norms regarding age at marriage family size and child spacing. The educatio…
Fertility Levels and Trends in India, 1951-81
India, the second most populous country in the world, is experiencing the early stages of fertility transition. The unprecedented acceleration in the rate of growth of India's population, sparked off by declining mortality as early as 1921, has finally been arrested, as revealed by the figures from the 1981 census. It is beyond doubt that a significant contribution to this phenomenon lately has been from declining fertility, of which there is amp…
A Decomposition of Recent Fertility Changes in South Asia
In the absence of data needed to apply sophisticated decomposition techniques to aggregate-level fertility change a simple decomposition analysis of recent fertility trends in Bangladesh India Nepal Pakistan and Sri Lanka illuminates the positioning of these countries along the demographic transition. The change in the total fertility rate between 1960-1964 and 1980-1984 is decomposed in this exercise into 2 components one due to changes in age-s…
Fertility Policies of Asian Countries
Demography (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Population (9 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (8 works) · Fertility (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Family planning (4 works)