Population and Economics in Quintana Roo: Some Considerations from Recent Experience Ismael Aguilar Barajas 5-33 PDF (Español)
Atmospheric Pollution in Mexico City at a Megalopolitan Scale Gustavo Garza Villarreal, Fernando Aragón 35-65 PDF (Español)
From the Ranch of the Tia Juana to Tijuana: A Brief History of Development and Population in the Mexican Northern Border René Martín Zenteno Quintero 105-132 PDF (Español)
Avoidable Death Causes and their Effects on Life Expectancy. The Case of the Northern Frontier, 1980-1990 Carlos Antonio García Molina, María Victoria López López 133-165 PDF (Español)
Immunization and Pregnancy-related Services in Guatemala Anne R. Pebley, Noreen Goldman 167-180 PDF (Español)
With data from a survey applied to random samples of university professors in seven mexican cities during the late eighties, this article examines professors' opinions on the relations between population, development, and poverty. After reviewing tendencies and arguments on population and development found in literature, it provides three simple typologies of population conciousness, poverty determinants, and best economic development plans for the country. It then studies their relations, and concludes by outlining the type of reasoning in each of the main orientations detected by the analysis. Óscar Cuéllar S. 181-204 PDF (Español)
Comentario sobre el Atlas de Monterrey, coordinado por Gustavo Garza Villarreal Raúl Benítez Zenteno 213-222 PDF (Español)
Presentación del Atlas de Monterrey, coordinado por Gustavo Garza Villarreal Víctor L. Urquidi 223-229 PDF (Español)
Carlos Garrocho. Análisis socioespacial de los servicios de salud : accesabilidad, utilización y calidad. México : El Colegio Mexiquense : DIF Estado de México, 1995 José B. Morelos 231-234 PDF (Español)
