Working Papers

The International Institute for Population Sciences has taken a new initiative to bring out a series of working papers based on the projects / studies undertaken by the Institute. The main objective of the working paper series is to disseminate new research ideas, theoretical developments and methodological insights to the national and international research community as quickly as possible. The papers published under this series are peer reviewed by experts in the subject. We hope you will find the working papers interesting and useful.
Prof. T. V. Sekher and Dr. Dipti Govil are the Editors of the Working Paper Series.

Financial Catastrophe of Breast Cancer Treatment: Evidences from a Longitudinal Cohort study in India

May 2023

Utilization of Child Immunization Services during the First Wave of COVID-19 Pandemic

May 2023

Association of Polygyny with Spousal Violence in India

Dec 2022

Utilization of Maternal Health Care Services by Mothers during the First Wave of COVID-19 Pandemic

Dec 2021

Estimating Life Expectancy at Birth by Sex in Bombay Presidency during the Colonial Period (1891-1939) using Census of British India and Sanitary Commissioner's Annual Reports

Dec 2021

Models to Study Birth Intervals and Parity Progression Ratios

Jul 2021

Population Growth and State of HealthCare Services in Northeast India: With Special Reference to the recognized tribes, 1951-2011

Jul 2021

Revisiting the Influenza Pandemic of 1918 in India : Health Administration in Princely State of Mysore

Feb 2021

Comparable Estimates of Household Health Spending and Out-of-Pocket Payment on Hospitalization and Outpatient Cate in India 2004-18

Nov 2020

Some Logical and Normative Issues Relating to Measurement in the Social Sciences

Apr 2009

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