Internet List for Historical Demographers

H-DEMOG, a new international electronic discussion group for scholars and teachers of demographic history, is now accepting subscribers. H-DEMOG is one of the lists of H-NET, published by the University of Illinois, Chicago with additional funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. H-NET is a broad initiative to establish electronic communications among historians and to educate historians in the use of electronic media.
H-DEMOG is intended to provide scholars of all disciplines addressing historical populations and population change with a forum to discuss new (and old) theories, teaching and research methods, and findings. H-DEMOG will enable population scholars to easily communicate current research and teaching interests; to discuss new articles, books, papers, approaches, methods and tools of analysis; to explore new ideas and share comments and tips on teaching.
The initiators anticipate that discussions and annuncements of a more general nature will also provide opportunities for comparative perspectives on contemporary issues in light of historical experiences. Reports on archival or bibliographic sources, new software, datasets or CD-ROMS will be welcomed.
To subscribe, send the following message to h-demog@ uicvm.uic.edu (bitnet users: h-demog@uicvm) but replace the angle brackets and contents with your information:
sub h-demog <firstname> <lastname> <institution>

Electronic mail addresses (current December 1994)
  • Alter, George alter.ucs.indiana.edu (History, Indiana University)
  • Anderson, Rodney randerso@mailer.fsu.edu (History, Florida State University)
  • Arrom, Silvia arrom@brandeis.bitnet (History, Brandeis University)
  • Bacellar, Carlos de Almeida Prado bacellar@brups.bitnet (History, University of São Paulo)
  • Bassanezi, Maria Silvia C.B. msilvia@ccvax.unicamp.br (Núcleo de Estudos de Populaçao, Universidade Estadual de Campinas)
  • Blum, Allan blum@frined51.bitnet (Institut National d'Etudes Demographiques, Paris)
  • Boleda, Mario gredes@ciunsa.edu.ar (Gredes, Salta, Argentina)
  • Cambridge Group History Social Structure and Population: campop@phoenix.cambridge.ac.uk
  • Colantonio, Sonia hebe@arcdbaum.bitnet (Córdoba, Argentina)
  • Cuello, Jose jcuello@waynest1.bitnet (History, Wayne State University)
  • Diaz, Arlene diaz0009@gold.tc.umn.edu (Department of History University of Minnesota)
  • Dueñas, Guiomar dh36683@unalcol.unal.edu.co (Historia, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogotá)
  • Elliott, David hdemog@sescua.esc.edu (Moderator, H-DEMOG network)
  • Fauve, Antoinette fauve@msh-paris.fr (CIDH/EHESS, Paris).
  • Feldman, Lawrence H. lawrenc846@aol.com (Washington, D.C.)
  • Galloway, Patrick galloway@qal.berkeley.edu (Graduate Group in Demography, University of California, Berkeley)
  • Garner, Richard rlg7@psuvm.bitnet (History, Pennsylvania State University)
  • Gonzalez, Pilar gonzaceh@redvax1.dgsca.unam.mx (Centro de Estudios Históricos, Colegio de México)
  • Grajales, Agustín grajales@siu.cen.buap.mx (Historia, Universidad Autonoma de Puebla)
  • Gutmann, Myron myron@yoda.prc.utexas.edu (History, University of Texas)
  • Henige, David henige@macc.wisc.edu. (Africana Bibliographer, University of Wisconsin)
  • Institute of Latin American Studies (University of Texas, Austin): ilas@utadnx.bitnet
  • Jensen, Richard campeld@iubacs (History, University of Illinois, Chicago Circle)
  • Johnson, Lyman fhi00llj@unccvm.bitnet (History, University of North Carolina--Charlottesville)
  • Klein, Herbert hsk1@columbia.edu (History, Columbia University)
  • Kuznesof, Elizabeth latamst@ukanvax.bitnet (History, University of Kansas)
  • Laboratoire de Demographie Historique (Paris): udet013@frors31.bitnet
  • LaChance, Paul pflaj@uottawa.bitnet (History, University of Ottawa)
  • Marcilio, Maria Luisa mlmarcil@brusp.bitnet (Centro de Estudos de Demografia Histórica da América Latina, University of São Paulo)
  • McCaa, Robert rmccaa@uminn1.bitnet (History, University of Minnesota)
  • Meichtry, Norma 950hd068@meicht.cc.ar (Instituto de Investigaciones Geohistóricas, Resistencia, Argentina)
  • Morin, Claude morinc@ere.umontreal.ca (History, University Montreal)
  • Nazzari, Muriel nazzari@indiana.edu (History, Indiana University)
  • Newson, Linda udfa033@bay.cc.kcl.uk (Geography, Kings College London)
  • Paiva, Clotilde demograf@brufmg.bitnet (Demography, University of Minas Gerais)
  • Palloni, Alberto apall@cicero.spc.uchicago.edu (Demography, University of Chicago)
  • Pearcy, Thomas pearcyt@fhs.byu.edu (History, Brigham Young University)
  • Perez Brignoli, Hector hperez@cariari.ucr.ac.cr (History, University of Costa Rica)
  • Pescador, Javier user7ekt@umichum.bitnet (History, University of Michigan)
  • Potthast, Barbara. bpotthas@geschichte.uni-bielefeld.de (History, Universität Bielefeld, Germany)
  • Prem, Hanns J. prem@platz0.voelk.uni-bonn.de (Berlin, Germany)
  • Rabell, Cecilia rabell@redvax1.dgsca.unam.mx (Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autónoma, México DF)
  • Radding, Cynthia scraddi@umslvma.bitnet (History, University of Missouri)
  • Reher, David soso203@sis.ucm.es (Sociology, University of Madrid)
  • Robinson, David J. djrobins@suvm.bitnet (Geography, Syracuse University)
  • Robles, Arodys poprob@penndrls.bitnet (Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania)
  • Rodriguez, Eugenia erodrigu@cariari.ucr.ac.cr (History, University of Costa Rica)
  • Rowland, Robert rowland@ifiiue.fi.cnr.it (European University Institute, Florence, Italy)
  • Ruggles, Steven ruggles@atlas.socsci.umn.edu (Department of History, University of Minnesota)
  • Schwaller, J. F. hester@well.sf.ca.us (Academy of American Franciscan History)
  • Schwartz, Stuart B. schwa001@maroon.tc.umn.edu (History, University of Minnesota)
  • Smith, Daniel Scott u09183@unicvm.bitnet (History, University of Illinois--Chicago Circle)
  • Socolow, Susan hissmc@emuvm1.bitnet (History, Emory University, Atlanta)
  • Steckel, Richard rsteckel@ecolan.sbs.ohio-state.edu (Economics, Ohio State)
  • Stevens, Donald F. stevens@duvm.ocs.drexel.edu (Drexel University)
  • Szuchman, Mark szuchman@servax.bitnet (Florida International University; editor Hispanic American Historical Review)
  • Tandeter, Enrique rptandet@criba.edu.ar (Instituto de Historia Argentina y Americana "Dr. Emilio Ravignani", Buenos Aires)
  • Taylor, Alan M. amtaylor@merle.acns.nwu.edu (Economics, Northwestern University)
  • Walker, Phillip walker@alishaw.ucsb.edu (Dept of Anthropology Univ. of California Santa Barbara)
  • Whitmore, Thomas tmwhitmo@uncvx1.oit.unc.edu (Geography, University of North Carolina):
  • Woodward, Ralph woodward@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu (History, Tulane University)

    • Recent Happenings

    Coloquio: Los Padrones y la Historia Urbana Instituto Mora, Universidad Veracruzana
    30 Noviembre - 2 Diciembre, 1994

  • Guillermo del Valle (Instituto Mora), "Ocupación y migración en Orizaba según el Padrón de 1791"
  • Carmen Castañeda (CIESAS, Occidente), "Guadalajara y la población masculina en 1791"
  • Agustín Grajales y José Luis Aranda (Universidad Autónoma de Puebla), "Avencindamiento y oficio de los parroquianos de la Santa Cruz y del Santo Angel Custodio, Puebla 1792"
  • Matilde Souto y Patricia Meza (Instituto Mora), "Jalapa de la Feria: Estructura ocupacional en 1791"
  • Antonio Escobar (CIESAS, México), "La estructura social en las Huastecas. El censo militar de 1791"
  • Carlos Contreras Cruz (Instituto Mora), "La ciudad de Puebla e Ignacio Domenech a finales de la colonia"
  • Ben Vinson III (Columbia University), "El cuartel 22 en 1811. Un estudio de la sociedad de castas en los márgenes de la Ciudad de México"
  • Antonio Zapata (Columbia University), "Las clases sociales y la distribución del espacio urbano en el cuartel 13 de la Ciudad de México en 1811"
  • Elsa Malvido y Miguel Angel Cuenya (Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Universidad Autónoma de Puebla), "El tifo de 1813 en la Ciudad de Puebla"
  • Sonia Pérez Toledo y Herbert S. Klein (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana-Iztapalapa, Columbia University), "La estructura demográfica de la Ciudad de México en 1842"

    • Upcoming Events

    International Commission on Historical Demography (ICHD): Interim Report
    18th International Congress of Historical Sciences
    Montreal: August 27-September 3, 1995

    Some 90 proposals have been accepted for the three sessions of the ICHD Congress. If you proposed a paper and have not received a reply, please contact the individual session organizer.

  • Session 1. Kinship in its relationship with household: Claude Morin, Université de Montréal, Depart. d'histoire, CP6128, succ A, H3C 3J7 Montréal CANADA
  • Session 2. The life course: Tamara Hareven, Center for Family Research, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716-3301
  • Session 3. The Big Killers--epidemics, famine, and war--in comparative perspective: periodicities, velocities, intensities, trends, differentials, demographic consequences: Robert McCaa, History SST614, University of Minnesota, Mpls., MN USA 55455-0406
    • V Reunión Nacional de Investigación Demográfica en México
    México D.F., June 5-9, 1995
    Convocatoria. Sesión: Demografía histórica colonial. Agustín Grajales, organizador (Centro de Investigaciones Historicas y Sociales, Universidad Autonoma de Puebla, Maximino Avila Camacho 219, CP72000 Puebla Pue., México; fax/tel. 522-246-2600; grajales@siu.cen.buap.mx). En esta sesión se hará hincapié en los nuevos enfoques y metodologías que permitan acercarse de manera más precisa a los fenómenos demográficos, especialmente a la fecundidad, así como al estudio de las relaciones y estructuras familiares. Las ponencias contribuirán a esclarecer las causas y los determinantes de los fenómenos demográficos y sus diferencias socioétnicas en el pasado colonial.
    Mesa: Paleodemografía. Organizadores: Lourdes Márquez M. (Directora de Antropología Física, I.N.A.H., Paseo de la Reforma y Calzada Gandhi, 11560 México D.F., México; fax 525-286-1933) y Lourdes Camargo Valverde (Jefe del Depto. de Análisis del Crecimiento Natural, Consejo Nacional de Población, Angel Urraza Núm. 1137, piso 7; Col. del Valle, 03100 México D.F., México; fax: 525-559-2741). El principal objetivo de esta mesa es esbozar el panorama demográfico de las poblaciones precolombinas que habitaron en algunos sitios del norte y centro del continente americano, conjuntando los datos de la osteología antropofísica con los derivados de la arqueología y etnología, principalmente, con el fin de derivar estimaciones de algunos parámetros demográficos básicos. Asimismo se buscará establecer la relación entre los cambios en los fenómenos demográficos y los cambios en los modos de vida de poblaciones extintas de distintos horizontes culturales: cazadores-recolectores con agricultura incipiente, poblaciones urbanas del horizonte posclásico, y una población de la Ciudad de México en la época colonial.
    Asociación de Demografía Histórica
    La ADEH anuncia su IV Congreso, programado para el otoño de 1995 bajo el patrocinio del Departamento de Historia Contemporánea, Universidad del País Vasco, 48940 Leioa (Bizkaia), España, Prof. Manuel González Portilla, Presidente del Comité de Organización Local. Habrán mesas sobre "Demografía y economía de la familia", "Demografía urbana," "Implicaciones demográficas y económicas de las estructuras de edad y sexo," "Microanálisis en la larga duración," "Historia de las técnicas y del pensamiento demográfico," y "Vejez y envejecimiento de la población".
    Social Science History Association
    Annual Meeting: 16-19 November, 1995
    Chicago IL
    The Family/Demographic History Network of the Social Science History Association organizes many panels of interest to Latin American population historians. Deadline for proposals is usually around February 1st and the annual meetings typically occur in October or November. For the 1995 annual meeting, to be held in Chicago IL, some 20 panels are contemplated. To propose a paper, please contact the chair of the appropriate panel. Those of most interest to Latin Americanists follow.
  • Long Term Migrants to Cities. Alice Bee Kasakoff, Department of Anthropology, University of South Carolina, Hamilton College, Columbia, SC 29208 USA; Tel.: 803-777-6500; Fax: 803-777-0259; E-mail: N050078@UNIVSCVM.CSD.SCAROLINA.EDU.
  • Core/Periphery Continuities in Demographic Behavior. Peter Gunn, Department of Sociology, University of Tasmania, GPO Box 252C, Hobart, Tasmania 7005, AUSTRALIA; Tel: 150+61-02-202336; E-mail: peter.gunn@sociol.utas.edu.au. Fax: 150+61-02-202279;
  • Doing Demographic Research in Developing Nations. Antonio McDaniel, Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania, 3718 Locust Walk, Phialdelphia, PA 19104 USA; Tel.: 215-898-7699; Fax: 215-898-2124; E-mail: McDaniel@Pennlinn.upenn.edu.
  • The Epidemiologic Transition. Sheila Ryan Johansson, Department of History, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305-2024 USA; Tel.: 415-858-2295; Jenny Wood: c/o Dr. Guert Collenteur, Faculty of Economics, Department of Economics and Social History, University of Groningen, 9700 AV Groningen, The Netherlands; Fax: 31-50-637737; E-mail: JSSW@PHX.CAM.AC.UK or JSSW@CUS.CAM.AC.UK.
  • Historical Patterns and Trends in Nuptiality. Michael R. Haines, Department of Economics, Colgate University, 13 Oak Drive, Hamilton, NY 13346 USA; Tel: (Office) 315-824-7536; (Home) 315-824-3102; Fax: 315-824-7726; E-mail: MHAINES@CENTER.COLGATE.EDU.
  • Non-Quantitative Approaches to Historical Demography. Deanna Pagnini, Sociology/Woodrow Wilson School, 21 Prospect Avenue, Princeton, NJ 08544 USA; Tel: 609-258-5507; E-mail: deanna@opr.princeton.edu.
  • Reevaluating Epidemiological and Biometric Models of Mortality. Katherine Lynch, Department of History, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 USA; Tel: 412-268-2880; Fax: 412-268-1019; E-mail: KL18@andrew.cmu.edu. Bertrand Desjardins, Departement de Demographie, Universite de Montreal, C.P. 6128 Succ. Centre-Ville; Motreal, Quebec H3C 3J7 Canada; Tel: 514-343-7613; Fax 514-343-2309; E-mail: DESJARDB@ERE.UMONTREAL.CA
  • Social and Kinship Networks and Social Mobility. Anders Brandstrom, Historical Demography, Umea University, S90187 Umea, Sweden; Tel: 46 90 166163; Fax: 46 90 166958; E-mail: ABR@DDB.UMU.SE.
  • New Directions in Mexican-American Family History and Demography. Charles Wetherell, Department of History, University of California-Riverside, Riverside, CA 92521-0204 USA; Tel.: 909-787-5240; Fax: 909-787-5299; E-mail: MERLIN@UCRAC1.UCR.EDU.
  • Widow(er)-Headed Households: Organization and Residence Patterns. Richard Wall, Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure, 27 Trumpington St., Cambridge CB2 1QA England; Tel.: 44-223-333186; Fax: 44-223-333183; E-mail: AT10014@PHX.CAM.AC.UK.
  • Reproduction and Property Transmission in Peasant Agriculture. Gerard Bouchard, IREP, Universite de Quebec a Chicoutimi; 555, boulevard de l'Universite, Chicoutimi, Quebec G7H 2B1 Canada; Tel.: 418-545-5517.
  • Infanticide and Family Strategies in Fertility and Mortality. Katherine Lynch, Department of History, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 USA; Tel: 412-268-2880; Fax: 412-268-1019; E- mail: KL18@andrew.cmu.edu.
  • The Impact of Colonialism and Post-Colonialism on Family Patterns. Tamara Hareven, Individual and Family Studies, College of Human Resources, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716 USA; Tel.: 302-831-6500; Fax: 302-831-3080; E-mail: tamara.hareven@mvs.udel.edu.
  • Child Labor in the 20th Century: A Comparative Perspective. Per Bolin Hort, Department of Child Studies (Tema Barn), Linkoping University, Linkoping S-58183, Sweden; Tel.: 46 13 282901 (office) 46 8 371839 (home).
  • Marital Litigation. Lloyd Bonfield, Tulane University Law School, New Orleans, LA 70118 USA; Tel.: 504-865-5850; Fax: 504-865-6748; E-mail: lbonfield@mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu.
  • History of Race and Ethnicity in International Censuses. Andrew T. Miller, Departments of History and Africana Studies, Union Collge, Schnectady, NY 12308-2365 USA; Tel.: 518-388-6456; Fax: 518-388-6422; E-mail: ATMILLER@GAR.UNION.EDU. (Jointly sponsored with the Race/Ethnicity Network.)

    The network conveners for 1995 are:

  • Michael R. Haines, Department of Economics, Colgate University, 13 Oak Drive, Hamilton, NY 13346 USA; Tel: (Office) 315-824-7536; Fax: 315-824-7726; E-mail: MHAINES@ CENTER.COLGATE.EDU.
  • Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux, EHESS-CIDH, 2 rue E. Faguet, Paris 75014 France; Tel.: 33 1 65396473; E-mail: FAUVE@MSH-PARIS.FR.
    • Announcements

    		GREDES (Grupo de Estudios Socio-demográficos) anuncia la publicación del libro "La población del Noroeste Argentino: Historia y Actualidad" por Mario Boleda (Buenos Aires: Editorial Legasa, 1993). Este libro procura ofrecer una visión global del estado demográfico actual así como también del proceso histórico seguido por las poblaciones de seis provincias norteñas de Argentina. La región noroeste muestra indicadores demográficos que están lejos de situarse en el mismo nivel transicional que caracteriza a la Argentina como un todo, por lo cual ofrece un interesante contrapunto a enfoques globales de la transición demográfica. El libro se puede adquirrir por correo a US$30 el ejemplar incluir envío: GREDES, Casilla Nš 4, Correo Central, 4400 Salta, Argentina (fax: 548-731-2412).
    Boletim de História Demográfica
    Boletim de História Demográfica

    , vol. 1, numbers 1-4. This new electronic bulletin of historical demography, published by the Faculdade de Economía, Administração e Contabilidade of the Universidade de São Paulo, is celebrating its first birthdate. Edited by Iraci del Nero da Costa, José Flávio Motta and Nelson Nozoe, the BHD focuses on Brazilian population history, but also includes items of interest to a wider readership. The most recent number, 72 electronic "pages" in length, reports on a series of demographic textbooks published by the ABEP (Asociação Brasileira de Estudos Populacionais), including a volume on demographic history authored by Sérgio Odilon Nadalin (Belo Horizonte, 1994). Annotated bibliographies of recent research constitute the bulk of each issue. The publication is distributed on MS-DOS flexible discs. To subscribe, send 10 formatted discs to BHD - Iraci Costa, R. Dr. Candido Espinheira, 823, Ap. 21; 05004-000, São Paulo, SP, Brazil.

    Benefactors of the LAPH BULLETIN
    The Editor thanks the following individuals and institutions for moral and material support in keeping the Bulletin afloat. Your contributions, a major grant from the Plumsock Fund, and the continued backing of the Department of History of the University of Minnesota guarantee the Bulletin's funding for an additional three year period. Your letters and donations were essential to securing the financial and institutional patronage for continued publication. (My apologies to any whose names were inadvertently omitted from this list.)
  • Alchon, Suzanne Austin. Department of History, University of Delaware
  • Amaral, Samuel. Department of History, Northern Illinois University
  • Anderson, Rodney D. Department of History, Florida State University
  • Arrom, Silvia H. History Department, Brandeis University
  • Baily, Samuel L. Department of History, Rutgers University
  • Berthe, Jean-Pierre. E.H.E.S.S. Centre de Recherches Historiques, Paris, France
  • Boleda, Mario. Grupo de Estudios Socio-demográficos, Salta, Argentina
  • Borah, Woodrow. Department of History, University of California, Berkeley
  • Bosque, Joaquin. Madrid, Spain
  • Brow, Ellen H. Reno, NV
  • Brungardt, Maurice P. Department of History, Loyola University
  • Centro de Investigaciones Regionales de Mesoamérica (CIRMA), Antigua, Guatemala
  • Coatsworth, John. Department of History, Harvard University
  • Cooney, Jerry W. Department of History, University of Louisville
  • Cornell University. Library-Serials.
  • Cramaussel, Chantal. Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juarez
  • Cueto, Marcos. Lima, Peru
  • Deeds, Susan. Department of History, Northern Arizona University
  • Denevan, William M. Department of Geography, University of Wisconsin
  • Dobyns, Henry F. Tucson, AZ
  • Doenges, Catherine Elspeth. Fairfield, CT
  • Duke University, International/Area Studies.
  • Floyd, Mary Bernice. History, University of North Carolina
  • Garner, Richard L. Department of History, Pennsylvania State University
  • Gasco, Jan. Institute of Mesoamerican Studies Department of Anthropology, SUNY Albany
  • Glaser, Karen. Ann Arbor, MI
  • Goldsmith, Raquel Rubio. Department of History, Pima College
  • Gonzalez, Juan R. Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
  • Guerra, Francisco. Madrid, Spain
  • Hanger, Kimberly S. Department of History, University of Tulsa
  • Harvard University. Library-Serials
  • Johnson, David C. History Department, University of Alberta
  • Keith, Robert G. Yarmouth, ME.
  • Kicza, John E. Department of History, Washington State University
  • Kinsbruner, Jay. Queens College
  • Kuznesof, Elizabeth Anne. Department of History, University of Kansas
  • Langer, Erick. Department of History, Carnegie Mellon University
  • Lewin, Linda. Department of History, University of California
  • Lovell, George. Geography Department, Queen's University
  • Lutz, C. Plumsock Mesoamerican Studies.
  • MacLeod, Murdo. Department of History, University of Florida
  • Meichtry, Norma. IIGHI-Conicet, Resistenia CHaco, Argentina
  • Melville, Elinor G. K. CERLAC, York University
  • Metcalf, Alida. Department of History, Trinity University
  • Morin, Claude. Department Histoire, Université de Montreal
  • Nazzari, Muriel. Department of History, Indiana University
  • New York Public Library, Economics and Public Affairs Division.
  • Orum, Thomas T. Silver Spring MD
  • Palloni, Alberto. Demography, University of Chicago
  • Peloso, Vicente. Department of History, Howard University
  • Pinero, Eugenio. History Department, University of Wisconsin
  • Plumsock Fund, South Woodstock, VT
  • Population Institute, East-West Center, Honolulu, HI.
  • Population Reference Bureau, Washington DC.
  • Potthast-Jutkeit, Prof. Dr. Barbara. Universität Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany
  • Radding, Cynthia. Department of History, University of Missouri
  • Rand, Frances E. Fayetteville, NC
  • Reber, Vera B. Department of History, Shippensburg State College
  • Robinson, David J. Department of Geography, Syracuse University
  • Robles, Arodys. Population Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania
  • Sanabria, Harry. Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh
  • Sanchez-Albornoz, Nicolas. Instituto Cervantes, Madrid, Spain
  • Socolow, Susan M. Department of History, Emory University
  • Sonesson, Birgit. Cliffside Park, NJ
  • Stevens, Donald F. Department of History and Politics, Drexel University
  • Szuchman, Mark D. Department of History, Florida International University
  • Tandeter, Enrique. Instituto de Historia Argentina y Americana, Buenos Aires.
  • Tepaske, John Jay. Department of History, Duke University
  • University of Pennsylvania. Latin American Cultures Program
  • University of Wisconsin Serials Department Memorial Library
  • Van Young, Eric. Department of History, University of California, San Diego
  • Weeks, John. International Population Center, San Diego State University
  • Wenzel, Dr. Jorge F. Ashland, OH
  • Whitmore, Thomas. Geography, University of North Carolina
  • Wilkie, James W. History, University of California, Los Angeles
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