Publications in Print on Gender and Family Issues

Promiscuous husbands and loyal wives: The moral order among Hong Kong Chinese by P.K. Luis. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 108-10, November 2001. 26 pp.

The power structure of the Hong Kong Chinese family by P.K. Luis. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 108-9, November 2001. 23 pp.

What's Happening to Marriage in East Asia?, by Sidney B. Westley. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 46. July 1998. 4 pp. (Single copies free)

Women are Key Players in the Economies of East and Southeast Asia, by Sidney B. Westley and Andrew Mason. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 44, January 1998. 4 pp. (Out of print: photocopies available on request)

The Changing Family in Comparative Perspective: Asia and the United States, by Karen Oppenheim Mason, Noriko O. Tsuya, and Minja Kim Choe, eds. 1998. Honolulu: East-West Center in cooperation with the University Research Center, Nihon University. 278 pp. ISBN: 0-86638-187-2. (Send orders to: University of Hawaii Press, 2840 Kolowalu Street, Honolulu, HI 96822-1888, USA; telephone: 1-888-847-7377; fax: 1-800-650-7811.) ($40.00)

Female Labor Force Participation and Choice of Occupation in Korea, by Young-Soo Shin and Tae-Hong Kim. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 88-12. August 1997. 20 pp. ($3.00)

Population Changes and Economic Development in Thailand: Their Implications for Women's Status, by Mathana Phananiramai. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 88-11. August 1997. 52 pp. ($3.00)

Demographic Change, Development, and the Economic Status of Women in East Asia, by John Bauer. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 88-10. August 1997. 45 pp. ($3.00)

Survey Sheds New Light on Marriage and Sexuality in the Philippines, by Peter Xenos. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 42. July 1997. 4 pp. (Single copies free)

How Family Position Influences Married Women's Autonomy and Power in Five Asian Countries, by Karen Oppenheim Mason. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 89. May 1997. 22 pp. ($3.00)

Change Comes Slowly for Women in Rural Bangladesh, by Deborah Balk. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 41. April 1997. 4 pp. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

Son Preference and its Effect on Fertility in India, by Rangamuthia Mutharayappa, Minja Kim Choe, Fred Arnold, and T. K. Roy. NFHS Subject Report, No. 3. March 1997. 36 pp. (Single copies free)

Is Son Preference Slowing Down India's Transition to Low Fertility?, by R. Mutharayappa, Minja Kim Choe, Fred Arnold, and T. K. Roy. NFHS Bulletin, No. 4. January 1997. 4 pp. (Single copies free)

Wives' Economic Decision-Making Power in the Family in Five Asian Countries, by Karen Oppenheim Mason. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 86. November 1996. 30 pp. (Limited quantity; $3.00)

Son Preference, the Family-Building Process, and Child Mortality in India, by Fred Arnold, Minja Kim Choe, and T. K. Roy. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 85. August 1996. 36 pp. (Limited quantity; $3.00)

Defying Gender Norms in Rural Bangladesh: A Social Demographic Analysis, by Deborah Balk. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 78. March 1996. 36 pp. ($3.00)

Family Planning Programs and Other Interventions to Assist Women: Their Impact on Demographic Change and on the Status of Women, by Ruth Simmons and Anne M. Young. 1996. Honolulu: Program on Population, East-West Center. 54 pp. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

Women's Education, Autonomy, And Reproductive Behavior: Assessing What We Have Learned, by Shireen J. Jejeebhoy.1996. Honolulu: Program on Population, East-West Center. 40 pp. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

Women's Empowerment and Demographic Change: What Do We Know? 1996. Honolulu: Program on Population, East-West Center. 24 pp. (Limited quantities in English, French, and Spanish; single copies free)

Is the Situation of Women in Asia Improving or Deteriorating?, by Karen Oppenheim Mason with the assistance of Amy Cardamone, Jill Holdren, and Leah Retherford. Asia-Pacific Research Report, No. 6. September 1995. 20 pp. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

Chinese Women's Lives: Rhetoric and Reality, by Nancy E. Riley. Asia-Pacific Issues, No. 25. September 1995. 8 pp. ($2.50)

Evidence Mounts For Sex-Selective Abortion In Asia, by Sidney B. Westley. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 34. May-June 1995. 4 pp. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

Consequences of Son Preference in a Low-Fertility Society: Imbalance of the Sex Ratio at Birth in Korea, by Chai Bin Park and Nam-Hoon Cho. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 311. From Population and Development Review 21(1): March 1995. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

Gender and Family Change in Industrialized Countries, edited by Karen Oppenheim Mason and An-Magritt Jensen. 1995. Oxford: Clarendon Press. ISBN 0-19-828970-7, 339 pp. (Send orders to 2001 Evans Road, Cary, NC 27513-2010, USA; telephone 1-800-451-5892; fax 1-919-677-1301.) ($65.00)

Do Population Programs Violate Women's Human Rights?, by Karen Oppenheim Mason. Asia-Pacific Issues, No. 15. August 1994. 8 pp. ($2.50)

Tradition and Change in the Asian Family, edited by Lee-Jay Cho and Moto Yada. 1994. Honolulu: East-West Center in association with the University Research Center of Nihon University, Distributed by the University of Hawai`i Press. ISBN 86638-161-9, paper, xxxii, 470 pp. (Send orders to University of Hawai`i Press, 2840 Kolowalu Street, Honolulu, HI 96822, USA; telephone 1-808-956-8266; fax 808-988-6052; the Americas and Europe toll-free fax 1-800-650-7811). ($48.00)

Age at Marriage Is Rising for Asian Women and Men, According to New Data, by Allison Greenspan. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 22. September 1992. 4 pp. (Single copies free)

Trends in Female and Male Age at Marriage and Celibacy in Asia, by Peter Xenos and Socorro A. Gultiano. East-West Center Occasional Papers, Population Series, No. 120. September 1992. vi, 46 pp. ($3.00)

The Effects of Birth Order and Gender on Educational and Occupational Attainment, by William H. Sewell and Robert D. Retherford. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 65. June 1992. 32 pp. (Limited quantity; $3.00)

Demographic Change, Household Resources, and Schooling Decisions, by Andrew Mason. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 291. 1992. (Limited quantity: single copies free)

A Comparison of Four Methods for Projecting Households, by Andrew Mason and Rachel Racelis. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 290. 1992. (Single copies free)

Gender Inequality in Urban China: Education and Employment, by John Bauer et al. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 284. 1992. (Single copies free)

Marriage Patterns and Cumulative Fertility in Indonesia, 1987, by James A. Palmore and Masri Singarimbun. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 64. November 1991. 28 pp. (Limited quantity; $3.00)

How Female Literacy Affects Fertility: The Case of India, edited by Bryant Robey. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 15. December 1990. 4 pp. (Out of print: photocopies available on request)

Family Size and Well-Being: Evidence from Thailand, edited by Bryant Robey. Asia-Pacific Population & Policy No. 12. March 1990. 4 pp. (Out of print: photocopies available on request)

Changing Intergenerational Family Relations in East Asia, by Linda G. Martin. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 266. 1990. (Single copies free)

Labor Force Participation of Married Women in Contemporary Korea, by Sae Kwon Kong and Minja Kim Choe. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 259. 1989. (Single copies free)

Recent Trends in Household Structure in Asia, by Andrew Mason and Linda G. Martin. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 216. 1986. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

The Changing Value of Children in Turkey, by Cigderm Kagitcibasi. East-West Center Occasional Papers, Population Series, No. 60-E. June 1982. vii, 100 pp. (Limited quantity; $3.00)