Talk:Sidney Goldstein

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Publications

Goldstein was extremely prolific. A partial list of publications is: Patterns of Mobility, 1910–1950: The Norristown Study (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1958).

(Co-authored with Kurt B. Mayer) Migration and Economic Development in Rhode Island (Brown University Press, 1958).
The Norristown study: An Experiment in Interdisciplinary Research Training (University of Pennsylvania Press, 1961).
(Co-authored with Kurt B. Mayer) The First Two Years: Problems of Small Firm Growth and Survival (Small Business Administration, 1961)
(Co-authored with Kurt B. Mayer) The Ecology of Providence, 2 vols. (Brown University Press, 1961).
(Co-authored with Kurt B. Mayer) Metropolitanization and Population Change in Rhode Island (Rhode Island Development Council, 1962).
(Co-authored with Kurt B. Mayer) Residential Mobility, Migration and Commuting in Rhode Island (Rhode Island Development Council, 1963).
(Co-authored with Kurt B. Mayer) Population Projections: Rhode Island Cities and Towns, 1970 and 1980 (Rhode Island Development Council, 1963).
(Co-authored with Kurt B. Mayer) The People of Rhode Island, 1960 (Rhode Island Development Council, 1963).
The Greater Providence Jewish Community: A Population Survey (General Jewish Committee of Providence, 1964).
A population survey of the Greater Springfield Jewish community (Springfield Jewish Community Council, 1968).
(Co-authored with Calvin Goldscheider) Jewish Americans: three generations in a Jewish community (Prentice-Hall, 1968).
Interrelations between migration and fertility in population (Institute of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, 1971).
Urbanization in Thailand 1947-1967 (Institute of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, 1972).
The influence of labor force participation and education on fertility in Thailand (Institute of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, 1972).
The demography of Bangkok : a case study of differentials between big city and rural populations (Institute of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, 1972).
(Co-authored with Alice Goldstein and Sauvaluck Piampiti) The effect of broken marriage on fertility levels in Thailand (1973)
(Co-authored with Visid Prachuabmoh and Alice Goldstein) Urban-rural migration differentials in Thailand (1974)
(Co-authored with Pichit Pitaktepsombati) Migration and urban growth in Thailand : an exploration of interrelations among origin, recency and frequency of moves (1974)
(Co-authored with Alden Speare, Jr and William H. Frey) Residential mobility, migration, and metropolitan change (Ballinger, 1975).
(Co-edited with David F. Sly) The Measurement of urbanization and projection of urban population (Ordina, 1975).
(Co-edited with David F. Sly) Basic data needed for the study of urbanization (Ordina, 1975).
(Co-edited with David F. Sly) Patterns of urbanization : comparative country studies (Ordina, 1977).
(Co-authored with Pichit Pitaktepsombati) Migration to urban places in Thailand : interrelations among origin, recency, frequency, and motivations (Institute of Population Studies, Chulalongkorn University, 1977).
(Co-authored with Penporn Tirasawat) The fertility of migrants to urban places in Thailand (East-West Center, Honolulu, 1977).
Circulation in the context of total mobility in Southeast Asia (East-West Center, Honolulu, 1978).
(Co-authored with Alice Goldstein) A test of the potential use of multiplicity in research on population movement (Population Studies and Training Center, Brown University, 1979).

—Noswall59 (talk) 17:34, 23 September 2018 (UTC).[reply]