Peter A. Morrison
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL322082A
Top Subjects
- United States (24)
- Migration, Internal -- United States (18)
- United States -- Population (11)
- Demography (8)
- Cities and towns -- Growth (5)
- Urbanization -- United States (3)
- Population forecasting (3)
Books by Peter A. Morrison
Total count: 83
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Theoretical issues in the design of population mobility modelsRand1969-01-01
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Chronic movers and the future redistribution of populationa longitudinal analysisRand Corp.1970-01-01
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Implications of migration histories for model designRand1970-01-01
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Movers and stayersan analysis based on two longitudinal data filesRand]1970-01-01
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Urban growth, new cities, and "the population problem"Rand Corp.1970-01-01
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The rationale for a policy on population distributionRand1970-01-01
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The role of migration in California's growthRand Corporation]1971-01-01
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Unresolved questions about population distribution policyan agenda for further researchRand]1971-01-01
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Demographic information for citiesa manual for estimating and projecting local population characteristicsRand1971-01-01
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The propensity to movea longitudinal analysisRand1971-01-01
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Population movements and the shape of urban growthimplications for public policy.Rand1972-01-01
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Population distribution policy: issues and objectivesRand Corp.]1972-01-01
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The changing U.S. population and future demand for air travelRand Corp.]1972-01-01
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The impact and significance of rural-urban migration in the United StatesRand Corp.]1972-01-01
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Population movements: where the public interest and private interests conflict.Rand1972-01-01
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Dimensions of the population problem in the United StatesRand1972-01-01
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Future urban growth and the nonmetropolitan population: policies for coping with local declineRand Corp.]1972-01-01
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Uses of the Social Security work history sample in studying metropolitan migrationRand Corp.]1972-01-01
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San Jose and St. Louis in the 1960sa case study of changing urban populationsRand1973-01-01
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Small-area population estimates for the City of St. Louis, 1960-1972, with a model for updating themRand1973-01-01
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Migration from distressed areas: its meaning for regional policyRand1973-01-01
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It's not overpopulation--it's the peopleRand Corp.]1973-01-01
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Guiding urban growthpolicy issues and demographic constraintsRand Corp.1974-01-01
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Local growth control versus the freedom to migrateRand Corp.1974-01-01
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A method for monitoring small-area population changes in citiesRand Corp.1974-01-01
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Urban growth and decline in the United Statesa study of migration's effects in two citiesRand]1974-01-01
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Urban growth and decline in the United Statesa study of migration's effects in two citiesRand Corp.1974-01-01
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Recent research insights into local migration flowsRand Corporation1975-01-01
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The current demographic context of national growth and development.Rand Corporation]1975-01-01
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Toward a policy planner's view of the urban settlement systemRand Corp.1975-01-01
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Overview of population forecasting for small areas / Peter A. Morrison.Rand]1975-01-01
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The demographic context of educational policy planning1976-01-01
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Demographic trends that will shape future housing demandRand1976-01-01
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The image of "elsewhere" in the American tradition of migration / Peter A. Morrison and Judith P. Wheeler.Rand Corp.1976-01-01
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Working women and "woman's work"a demographic perspective on the breakdown of sex rolesRand Corp.1976-01-01
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The image of "elsewhere" in the American tradition of migrationRand Corp.1976-01-01
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New York State's transition to stabilitythe demographic outlookRand Corp.1977-01-01
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Will the freeze of '77 bring on the migration of '78?a view from the southlandRand Corporation1977-01-01
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New York State's transition to stabilitythe demographic outlookRand Corp.1977-01-01
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Emerging public concerns over U.S. population movements in an era of slowing growthRand Corp.1977-01-01
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Current demographic change in regions of the United StatesRand Corp.1977-01-01
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Migration and rights of accessnew public concerns of the 1970sRand Corporation1977-01-01
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How demographers can help members of CongressThe Rand Corporation1978-01-01
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Overview of demographic trends shaping the nation's futuretestimony before the Joint Economic Committee, U.S. Congress, May 31, 1978Rand Corporation1978-01-01
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The future demographic context of the health care delivery systemRand Corp.1979-01-01
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The transition to zero population growth in the MidwestRand1979-01-01
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Demographic certainties and uncertainties in the future of social securitytestimony before the Senate Subcommittee on Social Security and Income Maintenance ProgramsRand Corporation1981-01-01
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Teenage parenthood, a review of risks and consequencesRand1981-01-01
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The energy situation and the world of CaliforniansRand Corporation1981-01-01
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Demographic forces reshaping small communities in the 1980sRand Corp.1982-01-01
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Is population decentralization lengthening commuting distances?Rand Corp.1982-01-01
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Different approaches to monitoring local demographic changeRand Corp.1982-01-01
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Current demographic trends and federal policyan overviewRand1983-01-01
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Demographics and business decisionmakingprospects and possibilities for the 1980'sRand Corp.1984-01-01
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How demographic shifts will affect the IRS and its missionRand1985-01-01
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Continuity and change across the population sciencesRand1986-01-01
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Demographic Trends Tax the IRSPopulation Reference Bureau1986-06-01
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The current demographic context of federal social programsRand1988-01-01
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Demographic factors shaping the U.S. market for new housingRand1988-01-01
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Applied demographyits current scope and future direction in the United StatesRand1988-01-01
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What tomorrow's demographers will be called upon to doRand1988-01-01
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Families in the ArmyLooking AheadRand Corp1989-03-01
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The changing demographic context of municipal governanceRand1990-01-01
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Demographic factors reshaping ties to family and placeRand1990-01-01
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Pictures of the futurechildhood, the workplace, our communitiesRand1990-01-01
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The demographer's role in the local boundary-drawing processRand1991-01-01
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California's demographic outlookimplications for growth managementRand1991-01-01
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Looking in from outsideenhancing demographic perspectives on business concernsRAND1991-01-01
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The changing demographic context of postsecondary educationRand1991-01-01
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Congress and the year 2000a demographic perspective on future issuesRand1991-01-01
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Is "aging in place" a blueprint for the future?RAND1992-01-01
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Testimony before the House Subcommittee on Census and PopulationRand1992-01-01
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Healthier childhoods and family responsibilitytwo issue papersRAND1992-01-01
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A riot of colorthe demographic setting of civil disturbance in Los AngelesRand1993-01-01
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A California that can workpeople, productivity, and energyRand1993-01-01
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Forecasting enrollments during court-ordered desegregationRAND1994-01-01
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DemographicsA Casebook for Business and GovernmentWestview Pr (Short Disc)1994-08-01
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Demographic perspectives on the Voting Rights ActRAND1995-01-01
A demographic perspective on our nation's futureRAND2001-01-01-
Los Angeles RiotsLessons for the Urban FutureTaylor & Francis Group2019-01-01
RedistrictingA Manual for Analysts, Practitioners, and CitizensSpringer2019-10-29-
Guiding urban growth: policy issues and demographic constraints.Rand Corp.] 1974.
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Urban growth and decline in the United States: a study of migration's effects in two cities.