Asia
Title	Author	Issue Details
Asian Marriage Patterns in Transition. Peter C. Smith. V (l980):58-97. Aspects of Change in a Nineteenth-Century German Village	Alice Goldstein	IX (1984):145-157
Historical Demography in East Asia. (Review Essay)	Ann Bowman Jannetta	XI (1986):383-391
Sex of Offspring and Fertility in South Asia: Demographic Variance and Decision Procedures in 'Joint Family' Households	Anthony T. Carter	IX (1984):273-290
China
Title	Author	Issue Details
Modeling Chinese Marriage Regimes	Arthur R Wolf and Hill Gates	Volume 23, Number 1, January 1998, p. 90
Concubines in Sung China	Patricia Fbrey	XI (1986):l-24
Effects of Government Intervention on Population Growth in China	Linoung Zhou	XVIII (1993):213-230
The Family Past: Contemporary Studies and the Traditional Chinese Family. (Review Essay)	Charlotte Ikels	VI (198 l):334-340
Nuclear Versus Quasi-Stem Families: The New Chinese Family Model	Michel Cartier	XX (1995):307-327
Rural Economy and Male Marriage in China, Jurong, Jinagsu, 1993	William Lavely and Jiang Hong Li	XX (I 995):289-306
Socialist Institutions and Wealth Flow Reversal:An Assessment of Post-Revolutionary Chinese Rural Fertility	Kyung-Sup Chang	XV (1990): 179-200
To Nurse the Young: Breastfeeding and Infant Feeding in Late Imperial China	ilsiung Ping-Chen	XX (1995):217-238
Japan
Title	Author	Issue Details
A Japanese Perspective on the Life Course: Emerging and Diminishing Patterns.	Kiyomi Morioka	XII (1987):243-260.
Adoption and Heirship Strategy Under Demographic Constraints: A Case fror Nineteenth-Century Japan	Satorr Kurosu and Emiko Ochiai	XI (1995):261-287.
Role Transitions and their Timing in the Peasant Life Course during the Late Tokugawa Period, 1825-1869	Kanji Masaoka	XI (1986):329-342.
Another Fossa Magna: Proportion Marrying and Age at Marriage in Late Nineteenth-Century Japan	Akira Hayami	XII (1987)57-72
Changing Divorce in Japan	Fumi Kumagai	VIII (1983):85-108
Demographic Transition and Life Course in Colombia	C. Elisa Florez and Dennis P. Hogan	XV (1990):l-20
The Domestic Cycle in Selected Commoner Families in Urban Japan, 1757-1858	Robert J. Smith	III (1978):219-235
Economic and Demographic Change in Preindustrial Japan, 1600-1868.(Review Essay)	Akira Hayami	V (1980):329-333
The Family as a Firm and the Firm as a Family in Japan: The Case of Kikkoman Shoyu Company Limited	W. Mark Fruin	V (1980):432-449
Hainal and the Household in Asia: A Comparative History of the Family in Preindustrial Japan, 1600-1870	L.L. Cornell	XII (1987):143-162
Household Size, Household Structure, and the Developmental Cycle of a Japanese Village, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries	Futoshi Kinoshita	XX (1995):239-260
Household Structure and Labor Markets in Postwar Japan	Carl Mosk	XX (1995): 103-125
The World Women Make: Toward an Interpretive Sociology	Mitsuru Hashimoto	XI (1986):353-370
Kurusu: The Price of Progress in a Japanese Village, 1951-1975. (Review Essay)	W. Mark Fruin	V (1980):237-239
Making Village Women into 'Good Wives and Wise Mothers' in Prewar Japan	Robert J. Smith	VIII (1983):70-84
Modernization and the Family in Japan	Fumie Kumagai	XI (1986):371-382
Peasant Family and Inheritance in a Japanese Community: 1671-1980. An Anthropological Analysis of Local Population Registers (Dissertation Abstract)	Laurel L. Cornell	VI (1981)442
Population and the Peasant Family Economy in Proto-Industrial Japan	Osamu Saito	VIII (1983):30-54
Retirement, Inheritance, and Intergenerational Conflict in Preindustrial Japan	Laurel L. Cornell	VIII (1983):55-69
The Shumon Aratame Cho: Japan's Population Registers	L.L. Cornell and Akira Hayami	XI (1986):311-328
Why Are There No Spinsters in Japan?	Laurel L. Cornell	IX (1984):326-339
Why So Few? Women Household Heads in Osaka Chonin Families	William Hauser	XI (1986):343-351
Taiwan
Title	Author	Issue Details
Short-Term Trends in Bastardy in Taiwan	Richard F. Barrett	V (1980):293-3 12
Age at First Marriage in a Taiwanese Locality 1916-1945	Burton Pasternak	XIV(1989):91-117.