Publications in Print by Fred Arnold

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)

Asian Labor Migration to the Middle East, by Fred Arnold and Nasra M. Shah. East-West Center Working Papers, Population Series, No. 32. March 1984. 40 pp. ($3.00)

The Demographic Situation in Thailand, by Fred Arnold, Robert D. Retherford, and Anuri Wanglee. East-West Center Occasional Papers, Population Series, No. 45. July 1977. vii, 35 pp. ($3.00)

Consistent Corrections of Census and Vital Registration Data for Thailand, 1960–80, by Norman Y. Luther, Neramit Dhanasakdi, and Fred Arnold. East-West Center Occasional Papers, Population Series, No. 103. December 1986. vii, 39 pp. ($3.00)

Comparison of Fertility Estimates from India’s Sample Registration System and National Family Health Survey, by R. L. Narasimhan, Robert D. Retherford, Vinod Mishra, Fred Arnold, and T. K. Roy. NFHS Subject Report, No. 4. September 1997. 35 pp. (Single copies free)

Measuring the Speed of India’s Fertility Decline, by R. L. Narasimhan, Robert D. Retherford, Vinod Mishra, Fred Arnold, and T. K. Roy. NFHS Bulletin, No. 6. July 1997. 4 pp. (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)

Overseas Workers' Remittances in Asian Development, by Charles W. Stahl and Fred Arnold. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 210. 1986. (Limited quantity; single copies free)

Linkages between Internal and International Migration: The Ilocos Norte Experience, by Fred Arnold and Ricardo G. Abad. East-West Center Reprints, Population Series, No. 199. 1985. (Limited quantity; single copies free)