Journal

NZ Population Review

The New Zealand Population Review is a peer-reviewed open access journal of population and demography with a focus on New Zealand and the Pacific region. It has been published since the 1970s and is the official journal of the Population Association of New Zealand (PANZ). The journal welcomes submissions of empirical research, research notes, reviews of the literature, policy analysis, and theoretical perspectives.

Edited by Rosemary Goodyear & Jay Whitehead

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Editor’s Notes/ Tuhipoka kaitakatā

Do first-in-family university students experience lower subjective wellbeing? / Kei te pāngia te ākonga ko ia te tuatahi o te whānau kia haere ki te whare wānanga ki te toiora whaiaro iti iho?
ADAM GLUCKSMAN

Traditional fostering reconsidered: A quantitative assessment of fa’a’amu kinship care in French Polynesia /
Ka whakaarotia anō te whāngai tamariki: He aromatawai inerahi o te tiaki whānaungatanga ga’a’amu i Poronīhia Wīwī
CÉLIO SIERRA-PAYCHA, ÉVA LELIÈVRE

The impact of chronic conditions among older adults on family and whānau in Aotearoa New Zealand: a cross-sectional nationwide study using linked microdata / Te pāpānga o ngā mate tauroa o te hunga mātāpuputu ki ngā whānau kei Aotearoa: he rangahau mokowā-wā e whakamahi raraunga whāiti ana kua honoa
LUKAS MAREK, HANS ULRICH BERGLER, LISA UNDERWOOD, IRIHAPETI BULLMORE, HAMISH JAMIESON, SIMON KINGHAM, BARRY MILNE

Returns to human capital by gender and ethnicity: analyses with a population-based occupational socioeconomic measure / Ngā hua ā-rawa tangata mā te ira me te mātāwaka: he tātaritanga me te inenga ohapori umanga ā-taupori
NATALIA BOVEN, BARRY MILNE, NICHOLA SHACKLETON

Poster: A data-driven look at population flooding vulnerability in Aotearoa / He tirohanga ā-raraunga ki te noho whakaraerae ā-taupori ki te waipuke
MORGAN HARRIS