WATERING THE NEIGHBOUR'S GARDEN: THE GROWING - CICRED

List of other papers presented at the Singapore conference in
December 2005
Pradeep Kumar BHARGAVA and G.M HIREMATH (Population Research Centre,
Dharwad, India) - Proximate determinants of sex ratio and its regional variations in India
CHEN Wei (People's University of China) - Sex ratios at birth in China
Vo Anh DUNG, Phuong THI THU HUONG (Vietnam Commission for Population,
Family and Children Information, Vietnam) and NGUYEN Ngoc Huyen, Le
THANH SON (Ha Tay Province’s Commission for Population, Family and Children
Information, Vietnam) - Sex ratios at birth in Vietnam and some localities: Current
situation and comments
Christophe Z GUILMOTO (LPED-IRD, France) - Spatial regression and determinants of
juvenile sex ratio in India
Matthias LARSEN (Göteborg University, Sweden), Pernille GOOCH and Neelambar
HATTI (Lund University, Sweden) - Uncertainty and discrimination: Vulnerable daughters
in a modernizing society (India)
William LAVELY (University of Washington, U.S.A.) - Sex selective abortion, hidden girls,
or infanticide? Explaining the female deficit in a chinese county
Tiodora Hadumaon SIAGIAN (Central Board of Statistics, Indonesia) and Dasvarma
GOURANGA (Flinders University) - The masculinization of the sex ratio in Indonesia
Ena SINGH (UNFPA, Delhi) - Sex selection: Advocacy and communication challenges
Sayeed UNISA, Sucharita PUJARI and R. USHA (International Institute for Population
Sciences, India) - Measuring sex selectiveabortion in India: Evidence from Haryana
Leela VISARIA (Gujarat Institute of Development Research) - Female deficit in India:
Role of prevention of sex selective abortion Act
YANG Wen Shan (Institute of Sociology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan) and LIU Yingying
Tiffany (Research Center for Social Sciences and Humanities, Taiwan) -
Gender imbalances and the twisted marriage market in Taiwan
YUAN Xin (Nankai University, China) and Edward Jow-Ching TU (Hong Kong
University) - High sex ratio at birth and female deficit in China
ZHOU Yun (Peking University, China) and ZHENG Zhenzhen (China Academy of
Social Sciences, China) - Sex ratio of reported birth between 1910 and 1969 in China.