LES SOURCES CONTEMPORAINES DU LAOS / - EFEO-Vientiane

Démographie / Demography 2922 – 2935
2922. NATIONAL STATISTICAL CENTRE, Results from the population census 1995, Vientiane :
State Planning Committee, NSC, April 1997, 94 p., carte, fig., tabl., annexes.
2923. NATIONAL STATISTICAL CENTRE, Women-men’ statistics, Vientiane : State
Planning Committee, NSC, 1998, 1 p.
2924. OLNEY Douglas P., « Population trends », in Glenn L. Hendricks, Bruce T.
Downing, Amos S. Deinard (eds.), The Hmong in transition, Staten Island, NY ;
Minneapolis, MN : Center for Migrations Studies and Southeast Asian Refugee
Studies Project, University of Minnesota, 1986, p. 179-184.
2925. ONU. ESCAP, Demographic trends and polities in ESCAP countries 1978, Bangkok :
ESCAP, 1979, 75 p.
♦ Pour le Laos, voir p. 36-37.
2926. ONU. ESCAP, Population ageing : review of national policies and programmes in
Asia and the Pacific, New York, NJ : United Nations, 1992, 101 p., tabl.
2927. ONU. ESCAP, A demographic perspective on women in development in Cambodia,
Lao PDR, Myanmar and Viet Nam, Bangkok : ESCAP, 1998, 135 p.
2928. ONU. United Nations Fund for Population Activities, Birth spacing and population
development strategies in the Lao PDR, Vientiane : UNFPA, 1998, 19 p.
2929. PFEIFER Mark E., U.S. census 2000 : Lao residential distribution, St. Paul, MN :
Hmong Studies Resource Center, 2001.
♦ L’article initialement publié in Asian American Press Newspaper, St. Paul, MN, 2001 est consultable sur
Internet à l’adresse du site : Hmong Studies Internet Resource Center .
2930. PFEIFER Mark E., « U.S. census 2000 : trends in Hmong population across the regions
of the United State », Research Report, St. Paul, MN : Hmong Studies Resource
Center, 2001, reprogr.
2931. RICE Pranee Liamputtong, Hmong women and reproduction, Westport, CT :
Bergin and Garvey, 2000, XXV-314 p., ill., cartes. p. 428-465.
♦ Voir également son article : « Pog Laus, Tsis Coj Khaub Ncaws Lawn : the meopause in Hmong
women », Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology, special issue on menopause, vol. 13, 1995, p.
79-92.
2932. RICE Pranee Liamputtong, « Nyo dua hli - 30 days confinement traditions and
changed childbearing beliefs and practices among Hmong women in Australia »,
Midwifery, vol. 16, n° 1, 2000, p. 22-24.
2933. RUMBAUT Ruben G., WEEKS John R., « Fertility and adaptation : Indochinese refugees
in the United States », International Migration Review, vol. 20, n° 2, Summer
1986, p. 428-465.
♦ Relève que les Hmong ont le taux de fertilité le plus élevé des réfugiés Indochinois.
2934. SIRIBOON Siriwan, « Comparative study on fertility and family planning of Laotian
and Thai women », in Proceedings of the 8 th International Conference on Thai
Studies : theme on Thailand and Laos, Nakhom Phanom, January 9-12, 2002,
Bangkok : Ramkhamhaeng University, 2002, p. 107-123, tabl., bibliogr.
2935. SOURIDETH KHAMMANY, « Évolution et répartition de la population en RDP Lao »
(en vietnamien), thèse de doctorat, Université nationale du Viêtnam, Hanoi, 1999,
146 p., bibliogr., reprogr.
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