CURRICULUM VITAE

 

Eugene A. Hammel

August 2011

 

Department of Demography

(510) 642-9800 (messages)

University of California

Berkeley, California 94720

email: gene@demog.berkeley.edu

FAX: (510) 643-8558

 

EDUCATION:

A.B. in Anthropology with Highest Honors, University of California, Berkeley, 1951.

Ph.D. in Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley, 1959. (Wealth, authority and prestige in the Ica valley, Peru)

 

MAJOR FIELDS OF INTEREST:

Social structure and kinship.

Social theory.

Techniques of empirical analysis (formal and logical, statistical, computer).

Theory and philosophy of explanation.

Stratification, ranking, and mobility.

European peasant society (particularly Balkan).

Anthropological linguistics.

Demography, particularly historical and anthropological demography.

 

 

FIELD WORK:

Excavations in the Sacramento and Napa Valleys, California, Summer, 1947 and intermittently thereafter to 1959.

Phonology of Big Valley Pomo, California, Summer, 1950. Data available at

                                    http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/survey/catalog/people/show/80

Phonology of Zuñi, Berkeley, 1950. Data available at http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/survey/catalog/people/show/80

Serbo-Croatian and Albanian kinship terminology among immigrants in California, 1955-56.

Ethnohistory and social structure of the Ica Valley, Peru, 1957-58.

Survey of fishing communities on the Peruvian coast, 1958.

Chiricahua and Navaho archaeology, intermittently during 1960.

Patterns of consumpton of alcoholic beverages among various ethnic groups in the Southwest, Summer, 1961.

Patterns of compadrazgo in Aguacatenango, Chiapas, Mexico, November, 1962.

Ritual kinship in Jugoslavia, Summer, 1963.

Social networks and mobility in urban locations in Jugoslavia, 1965-66.

Ritual kinship in Greece, Spring, 1966.

Color lexicon in Romanian, Fall, 1973.

Examination of historical demographic records in Slovenia, Croatia, Austria and Hungary, Summer 1983, Fall 1984, Summer 1985, Summer 1988.

 

RESEARCH IN RESIDENCE:

Maya morphology, 1949.

Burmese phonology and morphology, 1949-50.

Zuñi phonology, 1950 (with Leslie Sanchee, Kroeber's Zuñi informant).

The nationalistic movement in Jugoslavia, 1952.

Kinship terminology in Old Church Slavic, 1955.

Ceramics of the Ica Valley, Peru, 1956-57.

Osteometry of the skeletal materials collected by Kroeber in Peru in 1925-26, as assistant to T. D. McCown, 1950-51.

Preceramic lithic horizons of South America with E. P. Lanning, 1959-60.

Developmental cycle of the family in the Ica Valley, Peru, 1960.

Social ranking in the Ica Valley, Peru, 1960.

Patterns of endogamy and exogamy in the Ica Valley, Peru, 1962.

Intrasocietal diffusion and the sociology of entropy, 1962.

Structure of parallel cousin marriage among the Arabs, 1962.

Computer analysis of problems in kinship and social structure, with J. Gilbert, 1963-65.

Transformational analyses of Uto-Aztecan kinship, 1963-64.

Transformational and componential analyses of Iroquois, Dravidian, Crow-Omaha, and Arunta kinship, 1964.

Jugoslav urbanization, 1964-65.

History of formal semantic analysis, 1965.

Social mobility and kinship networks, 1966-73.

Mediaeval Serbian tax rolls and census documents, 1969-81.

Computer simulation of demographic and social processes, 1971- .

Student flows in graduate education, 1971-79.

Postdoctoral employment in Anthropology, 1973-75.

Demographic structures in large organizations, 1978-82

Age, cohort and period analyses of intellectual productivity, 1978-83.

Sex ratios in the historical U.S., 1978-83.

Demography of 19th century Serbia, 1979-82.

Demography of 19th century Ainu, 1982-87.

Age estimation from dentition for demographic surveys, 1982-89 .

Historical demography of Slavonia and the Croatian Military Border, 1983- .

Historical demography of Prussia, 1985 -2000.

Gender roles in academic anthropology, 1984-1990.

Demographic processes in biological and cultural evolution, 1986-.

Ethnic distributions in the former Yugoslavia, 1990-2010.

 

EDITORIAL WORK:

Co-editor (with M. Baumhoff), Papers of the Kroeber Anthropological Society, 1955.

Editorial Committee, University of New Mexico Press, 1960-61.

Assistant Editor, Abstracts of New World Archaeology, 1961-62.

UCPAAE Board of Editors, 1961-62.

Assistant Editor, Biennial Review of Anthropology, 1962-63.

Associate Editor, American Anthropologist, 1962-65.

Editorial Committee, UC Press, 1963-65.

Editor, Special Issue of the American Anthropologist on Formal Semantic Analysis, 1965.

Co-editor, Addison-Wesley Modular Series in Anthropology, 1970-74.

Editor, Academic Press Studies in Anthropology, 1971-85.

Editor, Language, Thought and Culture: Advances in Cognitive Anthropology (Academic Press) 1971-85.

Associate Editor: Studies in East European Social History, 1971-82.

Editor, Population and Social Structure: Advances in Historical Demography (Academic Press) 1978-85

Associate Editor, Historical Methods, 1980-85.

Co-editor, University of California Press Series in Population, 1985-94.

Co-editor, Cambridge University Press, Themes in the Social Sciences, 1985-90.

Editorial Board, Medical Anthropology, 1986-90.

Editorial Board, Journal of Quantitative Anthropology, 1988-98.

 

Reviewer: American Anthropologist, Current Anthropology, Demography, Population Studies, Demographic Research, and other journals.

 

PUBLICATIONS:

(T indicates a translation of an earlier publication, R indicates a reprinting.)

 

 

Author	Date	Title	No.
Hammel, E. A.	1950	California mountaineering folklore: Vocabulary. Notes and Queries. Western Folklore 9:158-159.	1
Hammel, E. A.	1951	Little gem handy gadgets. Western Folklore. Notes and Queries. 10:4:322-323.	2
Hammel, E. A	1951	Three local tales. Western Folklore. Notes and Queries. 10:3:251.	3
Hammel, E. A.	1955	A mountain climber’s song. Notes and Queries. Western Folklore 14:208-210.	4
Hammel, E. A. and P. J. Pelto	1956	Review: The Little Community, by Robert Redfield. Kyklos 1:125-26.	5
Hammel, E. A.	1956	An unusual burial from Contra Costa County. UC Archaeological Survey, Papers in California Archaeology 46:47-54.	6
Hammel, E. A.	1957	Serbo-Croatian kinship terminology. With an appendix on Albanian terms. Papers of the Kroeber Anthropological Society 16:45-75.	7
Hammel, E. A., J. C. Muelle, and E. P. Lanning	1958	Sobre el concepto de horizonte en la arqueología peruana. Anales de la Universidad de San Marcos, pp. 72-74.	8
Hammel, E. A.	1960	Some models for the analysis of marriage-section systems. Oceania 31:14-30.	9
Hammel, E. A.	1960	Review: Paracas, Nazca, and Tiahuanacoid cultural relationships in south coastal Peru, by W. D. Strong. American Anthropologist 62: 3:45-46.	10
Hammel, E. A.	1960	Review: Wesen and Ordnung der altperuanischen Kulturen, by M. Uhle. American Anthropologist 62:722-24.	11
Hammel, E. A.	1960	Recent studies of the archaeology and folk cultures of South America. Proceedings of the Sixth Regional Conference of the Rocky Mountain Council for Latin American Studies of the Pan American Union, pp. 68-69.	12
Hammel, E. A.	1961	The family cycle in a coastal Peruvian slum and village. American Anthropologist 63:989-1005.	13
Lanning, E. P. and E. A. Hammel	1961	Early lithic industries of western South America. American Antiquity 27:139-154.	14
Hammel, E. A.	1962	Social rank and evolutionary position in a coastal Peruvian village. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 18:199-215.	15
Hammel, E. A.	1962	Wealth, authority, and prestige in the Ica Valley, Peru. University of New Mexico Publications in Anthropology 10. Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Press.	16
Hammel, E. A. and Y. D. Haase	1962	A survey of fishing communities on the coast of Peru. UC Anthropological Records 21:2. Berkeley, University of California Press.	17
Hammel, E. A.	1962	Review: Hualcán: Life in the highlands of Peru, by W. Stein. Science 136:644.	18
Hammel, E. A.	1962	Review: The people of Aritama, by G. Reichel-Dolmatoff. New Mexico Quarterly 32:1:81-83.	19
Hammel, E. A.	1962	Review: Seljačke obiteljske zadruge . . . . American Anthropologist 64:426-427.	20
Coult, A. D. and E. A. Hammel	1963	A corrected model for patrilateral cross cousin marriage. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 19:287-296.	21
Mosteller, F. and E. A. Hammel	1963	Review: Data quality control . . . . , by R. Naroll. Journal of the American Statistical Association 85:303:835-836.	22
Nolan, E. and E. A. Hammel	1963	A study of drinking patterns in several southwestern ethnic groups. Report of the Scientific Advisory Committee, Licensed Beverage Industries, p. 21.	23
Hammel, E. A.	1964	Territorial patterns of endogamy and exogamy in the Ica Valley, Peru. American Anthropologist 66:66-74.	24
Hammel, E. A.	1964	Some characteristics of rural village and urban slum populations on the coast of Peru. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 20:346-358.	25
Hammel, E. A.	1964	Further comments on componential analysis. American Anthropologist 66:1167-71. Reprinted in Readings in kinship and social structure (Nelson Graburn, ed.), pp. 285-88. New York: Harper and Row, 1971.	26
Hammel, E. A.	1964	Review: Sturgeon hooks of Eurasia, by G. de Roheim-Csermak. American Anthropologist 66:698-699.	27
Hammel, E. A.	1964	Culture as an information system. Papers of the Kroeber Anthropological Society 31:83-91.	28
Hammel, E. A. and V. Aldrich	1964	Employment of Berkeley doctoral recipients and candidates 1967-1974. Report to the Dean of the Graduate Division, Berkeley. MS.	29
Hammel, E. A.	1965	Introduction. Formal Semantic Analysis. Special Issue of the American Anthropologist 67:5:2:1-8. Revised and reprinted in Kinship (J. R. Goody, ed.), pp. 316-327. Penguin Modern Sociology Readings, 1971.	30
Hammel, E. A.	1965	A transformational analysis of Comanche kinship terminology. Formal Semantic Analysis. Special Issue of the American Anthropologist 67:5:2:65-105.	31
Hammel, E. A.	1965	An algorithm for Crow-Omaha solutions. Formal Semantic Analysis, Special Issue of the American Anthropologist 67:5:2:118-126.	32
Hammel, E. A.	1965	Preface. Formal semantic analysis. Special Issue of the American Anthropologist 67:5:2:v-vi.	33
Hammel, E. A.	1965	Review: The ceque system of Cuzco, by R. T. Zuidema. American Anthropologist 67:780-785.	34
Gilbert, J. and E. A. Hammel	1966	Computer analysis of problems in kinship and social structure. American Anthropologist 68:71-93.	35
Hammel, E. A.	1966	Nacrt ispitivanja društvene pokretljivosti i njenog uticaja na medjulične odonose. Sociologija 8, 3:105-120. Belgrade.	36
Hammel, E. A.	1966	A factor theory for Arunta kinship terminology. UC Anthropological Records, vol. 24.	37
Hammel, E. A.	1966	Rejoinder to Coult. American Anthropologist 68:1483-1488.	38
Hammel, E. A.	1967	The Jewish mother in Serbia. Papers of the Kroeber Anthropological Society, Special Publication No. 1, Essays in Balkan Ethnography (W. Lockwood, ed.), pp. 55-62.	39
Hammel, E. A.	1967	Sexual symbolism in flatware. Papers of the Kroeber Anthropological Society 37:23-29. Reprinted in Anthropology: the study of people. (J. Friedl, ed.), pp. 311-314. New York, Harper & Row, 1977.	40
Hammel, E. A.	1968	Anthropological explanation: style in discourse. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 24:155-169.	41
Hammel, E. A.	1968	Alternative social structures and ritual relations in the Balkans. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall.	42
Hammel, E. A.	1968	Review: Kinship and marriage, by Robin Fox. American Anthropologist 70:972.	43
Hammel, E. A.	1969	The Balkan peasant: a view from Serbia. In Peasants in the modern world (Phillip K. Bock, ed.), pp. 75-98. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press.	44
Hammel, E. A.	1969	Structure and sentiment in Serbian cousinship. American Anthropologist 71:285-293.	45
J. Halpern and E. A. Hammel	1969	Observations on the intellectual history of ethnology and other social sciences in Yugoslavia. Journal of Comparative Studies in Society and History 11:17-26.	46
Hammel, E. A.	1969	Economic change, social mobility, and kinship in Serbia. Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 25:188-197.	47
Hammel, E. A.	1969	The pink yo-yo: Occupational mobility in Belgrade ca. 1915-1965. Research Monograph No. 13, Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley.	48
Hammel, E. A.	1969R	Power in Ica: the social history of a Peruvian valley. Boston: Little, Brown & Company. Revision of 16.	49
Hammel, E. A.	1969	Peck's archaeologist. Papers of the Kroeber Anthropological Society 40:93-99.	50
Hammel, E. A.	1969	Comment on Involuntary Birth Control. Science 164:1010, 30 May 1969.	51
Hammel, E. A.	1969	Obituary: Theodore Doney McCown. Papers of the Kroeber Anthropological Society 41:1-7. Reprinted in part in the Annual Report of the Lowie Museum of Anthropology, 1970.	52
Hammel, E. A.	1970	The ethnographer's dilemma: alternative models of occupational prestige in Belgrade. Man 5:652-670.	53
Hammel, E. A. and W. S. Simmons	1970	Man makes sense: a reader in modern cultural anthropology. Boston: Little, Brown & Co.	54
Hammel, E. A.	1970	Review: Proper peasants, by Edit Fel and Tamas Hofer. American Anthropologist 72:1110-1111.	55
Halpern, J. S. and E. A. Hammel	1970	Obituary: Milenko S. Filipović. American Anthropologist 72:558-560.	56
Hammel, E. A. and Harvey Goldberg	1971	Parallel cousin marriage. Man 6:488-489.	57
Hammel, E. A.	1971	Review: A Slovenian village (by Irene Winner.) Slavic Review 31:724-725.	58
Hammel, E. A.	1971	Review: Readings in kinship in urban society (C. C. Harris, ed.) American Anthropologist 74:22-23.	59
Hammel, E. A.	1972	The myth of structural analysis: Levi-Strauss and the three bears. Addison-Wesley Modules in Anthropology, 25.	60
Hammel, E. A.	1972	The zadruga as process. In Household and family in past time (Peter Laslett, ed.), pp. 335-73. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.	61
Hammel, E. A. and Dj. Soc	1973	The lineage cycle in southern and eastern Yugoslavia. American Anthropologist 75:802-814.	62
Hammel, E. A. and C. Yarbrough	1973	Social mobility and the durability of family ties. Journal of Anthropological Research 29:145-163.	63
Hammel, E. A.	1973	Marriage preferences. Man 8:633.	64
Hammel, E. A. and D. Hutchinson	1974	Two tests of computer microsimulation. In Simulation of human populations (B. Dyke and J. MacCluer, eds.), pp. 1-14. New York and London: Seminar Press.	65
Hammel, E. A. and C. Yarbrough	1974	Preference and recall in Serbian cousinship: Power and kinship ideology. Journal of Anthropological Research 30:95-115.	66
Hammel, E. A. and P. Laslett	1974	Comparing household structure over time and between cultures. Comparative Studies in Society and History 16:73-109.	67
Hammel, E. A. and J. O'Connell	1974	Attrition in graduate school. Proceedings of the Western Association of Graduate Schools, March 4-6, 1973, San Diego, pp. 3-21.	68
Hammel, E. A., J. Lafler, J. O’Connell	1974	Analysis of positions requiring student status. In UC Affirmative Action Plan for the Department of H.E.W., 1974.	69
Hammel, E. A. and J. O'Connell	1974	The efficiency of graduate programs: a method of partial evaluation. Report to the Dean of the Graduate Division, Berkeley.	70
Bickel, P., E. A. Hammel, J. O'Connell	1975	Is there a sex bias in graduate admissions? Data from Berkeley. Science 187:398-404. Reprinted in: Statistics and public policy (W. B. Fairley and F. Mosteller, eds.), pp 113-30. New York: Addison-Wesley.	71
D'Andrade, R. G., E. A. Hammel, and C. K. McDaniel	1975	Academic opportunity in anthropology, 1974-1990. American Anthropologist 77:753-773.	72
Hammel, E. A.	1976	The matrilateral implications of structural cross-cousin marriage. With an Appendix: a stochastic simulation and numerical test of the deterministic model. In Demographic anthropology: quantitative approaches (E. Zubrow, ed.), pp. 145-168. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press.	73
Hammel, E. A., D. Hutchinson, K. Wachter	1976	Appendix: a stochastic simulation and numerical test of the deterministic model. In Hammel, 1976: The matrilateral implications of structural cross-cousin marriage.	74
Hammel, E. A.	1976	Some mediaeval evidence on the Serbian zadruga: a preliminary analysis of the chrysobulls of Dečani. In Communal families in the Balkans (R. F. Byrnes, ed.), pp. 100-115. University of Notre Dame Press, 1976. Reprinted in Revue des Études Sud-Est Européenes, XIV, No. 3 (Juillet-Septembre), pp. 449-463.	75
Hammel, E. A.	1976	Training anthropologists for effective roles in public policy. In Anthropology and the public interest: fieldwork and theory. P. Sanday, ed., pp. 29-33. New York: Academic Press.	76
Hammel, E. A., D. Hutchinson, K. Wacther, R. Lundy, R. Deuel	1976	SOCSIM: a demographic-social microsimulation program. Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley, Research Monograph No. 27.	77
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter	1977	Primonuptiality and ultimonuptiality: their effects on stem family household formation. In Population patterns in the past. (R. Lee, ed.), pp. 113-134. New York: Academic Press.	78
Hammel, E. A.	1977	The influence of social and geographical mobility on the stability of kinship systems--the Serbian case. In Internal migration: a comparative perspective (A. Brown and E. Neuberger, eds.), pp. 401-415. New York: Academic Press.	79
Hammel, E. A.	1977	Reflections on the zadruga. In Festschrift for Milovan Gavazzi, Ethnologia Slavica, VII:141-151. Bratislava.	80
Hammel, E. A., R. Deuel	1977	Five classy programs: computer programs for the classifiction of households. Institute of International Studies, Research Monograph No. 33. University of California, Berkeley.	81
Hammel, E. A., J. Halpern	1977	Serbian society in Karadjordje's Serbia. University of Massachusetts Papers in Anthropology, 17:1-36. Reprinted in Serbian in Stanovništvo XII-XIII:134-155, 1974-75 (1977).	82
Hammel, E. A.	1977	Bosnian coffee. In The anthropologist's cookbook. (Jessica Kuper, ed.), p. 52. New York: Universe Books.	83
Hammel, E. A.	1977	Peruvian cebiche. In The anthropologist's cookbook. (Jessica Kuper, ed.), pp. 139-140. New York: Universe Books.	84
Hammel, E. A.	1978	The income of Hilandar: a statistical exploration. In Statistical studies of historical social structure (K. Wachter, E.A. Hammel, and P. Laslett). New York: Academic Press.	85
K. Wachter, E. A. Hammel, P. Laslett	1978	Statistical studies of historical social structure. New York: Academic Press.	86
Hammel, E. A.	1978	Review: Family and inheritance: rural society in western Europe, 1200-1800 (Goody, Thirsk and Thompson, eds.). Journal of Family History 3:203-210.	87
Hammel, E. A., C. McDaniel, K. Wachter	1979	Demographic consequences of incest tabus. Science 205:972-977.	88
Hammel, E. A.	1979	Experimental history. Journal of Anthropological Research 35:274-91.	89
Hammel, E. A., L. Nader	1979	Will the real George Foster please stand up? Kroeber Anthropological Papers, Nos. 55-56: 159-164. www.lib.berkeley.edu/ANTH/emeritus/foster/bio/fobib.html	90
Hammel, E. A.	1980	The comparative method in anthropological perspective. Comparative Studies in Society and History 22:145-55.	91
Hammel, E. A., C. McDaniel, K. Wachter	1980 R	Vice in the Villefranchian: a microsimulation analysis of of the demographic effects of incest prohibitions. Genealogical demography (B. Dyke and W. Morrill, eds.), pp. 209-34. New York: Academic Press. Revision of 86.	92
Hammel, E. A.	1980	Household structure in 14th century Macedonia. Journal of Family History 5:242-73.	93
Hammel, E. A.	1980	Sensitivity analysis of household structure in medieval Serbian censuses. Historical Methods 13:105-118.	94
Hammel, E. A., et al.	1980	Report of the Task Force on Faculty Renewal. University of California, Systemwide Administration. Berkeley.	95
Hammel, E. A.. et al.	1981	Achievements in social science: reply to Mazur. Science, New Series, 213:No. 4505, pp. 289-90. (letter)	96
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter, C. McDaniel	1981	The kin of the aged in 2000 A.D. In Aging: Vol. 2, Social Change (James Morgan, Valerie Oppenheimer, and Sara Kiesler, eds.), pp. 11-39. New York: Academic Press, 1981.	97
McDaniel, C. K. , E. A. Hammel	1981	Evaluation of three kin-based measures of r. Program in Population Research Working Paper No. 2, Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley.	98
Hammel, E. A.	1981	Introduction to Part II: Laws and Customs Relating to Remarriage. In Marriage and Remarriage in Populations of the Past. J. Dupaquier, E. Helin, P. Laslett, M. Livi-Bacci, S. Sogner, eds., pp. 81-84. London: Academic Press.	99
Hammel, E. A., S. R. Johansson, C. Ginsberg	1981	The value of children in industrialization: Childhood sex ratios in early nineteenth century America. Program in Population Research Working Paper No. 8, Institute of International Studies, Univ. of Calif.	100
Hammel, E. A.	1981T	Un café bosniaque. In La cuisine des ethnologues. (Jessica Kuper, ed.), pp. 51-52. Paris: Berger-Levrault.	101
Hammel, E. A.	1981T	Le cibiche péruvienne. In La cuisine des ethnologues. (Jessica Kuper, ed.), pp. 152-153. Paris: Berger-Levrault.	102
Hammel, E. A.	1981	The minoritization of California: issues, no answers. NSF Policy Seminar, Office of Planning and Research, Gov. of Calif.	103
Hammel, E. A., R. S. Ehrich, R. Fabijanić-Filipović, J. M. Halpern, A. B. Lord (eds)	1982	Among the people. Native Yugoslav ethnography: selected writings of Milenko S. Filipović. E. A. Hammel, R. S. Ehrich, R. Fabijanić-Filipović, J. M. Halpern and A. B. Lord, eds. Papers in Slavic Philology, 3. Ann Arbor: Michigan Slavic Publications.	104
Hammel, E. A., S. R. Johansson, C. Ginsberg	1983	The value of children during industrialization: sex ratios in childhood in nineteenth century America. Journal of Family History 8:346-366. Revision of 100.	105
Hammel, E. A.	1983	The China lectures. Program in Population Research, Working Paper Series No. 9. Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley.	106
Hammel, E. A.	1983	The intellectual productivity of university chemists and mathematicians: an age/cohort/period analysis. Program in Population Research, Working Paper Series No. 10. Institute of International Studies, University of California, Berkeley.	107
McDaniel, C. K., E. A. Hammel	1984	A kin-based measure of r and an evaluation of its effectiveness. Demography 21:41-52. (Revision of 98)	108
Hammel, E. A.	1984	On the *** of investigating household form and function. In Households: comparative and historical studies of the domestic group, pp. 29-43. R. M. Netting, R. R. Wilk, E. J. Arnould, eds. Berkeley: University of California Press.	109
Hammel, E. A.	1984	Cognitive order in genealogical lists: analysis of Serbian genealogies. Journal of Anthropological Research 40:60-77.	110
Hammel, E. A.	1984	Age in the Fortesian coordinates. In Age and anthropological theory. pp. 141-158. D. Kertzer and J. Keith, eds. Ithaca: Cornell University Press.	111
Hammel, E. A.	1984	The Yugoslav family in the modern world: adaptation to change. Journal of Family History 9:217-228.	112
Hammel, E. A.	1984	Odnosi medju etnografijom, etnologijom, povijesti i demografijom. (Relationships between ethnography, ethnology, history and demography.) Narodna Umjetnost (Zagreb) 21:77-85. (Published 1986.)	113
Hammel, E. A.	1984T	Ren kou yan jiu yi wen (Translation of articles on population). Si Chuan Da Xue Ren Kou Yan Jiu Suo (Institute of Population Research, Sichuan University). I, 1984. Translation of 106.	114
Hammel, E. A.	1984	Population projections. Science 226:782 (letter).	115
Hammel, E. A.	1984	Short term demographic fluctuations in the Croatian and Banat portions of the Military Border 1830-47. Program in Population Research Working Paper No. 13.	116
Hammel, E. A.	1985	Short term demographic fluctuations in the Croatian Military border of Austria, 1830-47. European Journal of Demography 1:265-290. Revision of 116.	117
Hammel, E. A.	1985T	Kurzfristige demographische Schwankungen in der kroatischen Militärgrenze 1830-47 -- Ein Beitrag zur historischen Demographie. Demographische Informationen 1985, pp. 21-35. Vienna: Inst. für Demographie, Österreichische Akad. der Wissenschaften. Translation of 116.	118
Wachter, K., Hammel, E. A.	1986	The genesis of experimental history. In The world we have gained: histories of population and social structure, pp. 388-406. Lloyd Bonfield, Richard M. Smith and Keith Wrightson, eds. Oxford: Basil Blackwell.	119
Hammel, E. A.	1986T	Uticaj drustvene i prostorne pokretljivosti na stabilnost srodnickih sistema. Etnoloski Pregled (Belgrade) 22:73-84. Translation of 79.	120
Hammel, E. A.	1986	Review: Land, Kinship and Life-cycle. (Richard M. Smith, ed.). Ethnohistory 33:349-51.	121
Hammel, E. A., N. Howell	1987	Research in population and culture: an evolutionary perspective. Current Anthropology 28:141-160.	122
Hammel, E. A.	1987	Review: Household, Village and Village Confederation in Southeastern Europe (Paul H. Stahl). Journal of Modern Greek Studies 5(2):290-91.	123
Hammel, E. A.	1987	A glimpse into the demography of the Ainu. Program in Population Research Working Paper No. 23.	124
Hammel, E. A.	1988 R	A glimpse into the demography of the Ainu. American Anthropologist 90: 25-41. Revision of 124.	125
Townsend, N., E. A. Hammel	1988	Age estimation from numbers of teeth erupted. Program in Population Research Working Paper No. 25	126
Hammel, E. A.	1989T	Sei lezioni di demografia: la demografia contemporanea spiegata ai cinesi. Bologna: Il Mulino. Translation of 106.	127
Hammel, E. A., C. Mason	1989	SOCSIM II: A sociodemographic microsimulation program. Revision 1.0: Operating manual. Special Publication of the Graduate Group in Demography and Program in Population Research, Working Paper No. 29, University of California, Berkeley.	128
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter, C. Mason, F. Wang, H. Yang	1989	Microsimulation as a modelling tool: the effects of population instability on Chinese kinship networks 1750-2250. Graduate Group in Demography, University of California, Berkeley. Working Paper No. 27.	129
Townsend, N., E. A. Hammel	1990	Age estimation from numbers of teeth erupted. Demography 27:165-174.	130
Ivanhoe, F., E. A. Hammel	1990	Macrodontia in Pleistocene humans from Europe as a feature of physiological acromegalosis: associations with geomagnetic dipole field intensity. Human Evolution 5:1:21-53.	131
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter, C. Mason, F. Wang, H. Yang	1990 T	Changement démographique rapide et parenté: l'effet d'une évolution démographique instable sur les réseaux de parenté en Chine, 1750-2250. In Consequences de las croissance démographique rapide dans les pays en développement. (G. Tapinos, D. Blanchet and D. Horlacher, eds.), pp. 233-260. Paris: Institut Nationale d'Etudes Demographiques. Revision and translation of 129.	132
Hammel, E. A.	1990	Demographic constraints on the formation of traditional Balkan households. Marriage and the Family in Byzantium (Angeliki Laiou, ed.). Dumbarton Oaks Papers 44: 173-180.	133
Hammel, E. A.	1990	A theory of culture for demography. Graduate Group in Demography, University of California, Berkeley. Working Paper No. 28.	134
Hammel, E. A.	1990 R	A theory of culture for demography. Population and Development Review 16:455-486. Revision of 134.	135
Hammel, E. A.	1990	The early decline of fertility in Slavonia. Studia Ethnologica 2:143-162. Zagreb.	136
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter, C. Mason, F. Wang, H. Yang	1991 R	Rapid population change and kinship. The effects of unstable demographic changes on Chinese kinship networks, 1750-2250. In Consequences of rapid population growth in developing countries. New York: Taylor and Francis for the United Nations, pp. 243-271. (Revision of 132)	137
Hammel, E. A.	1993	The Yugoslav labyrinth. In H. Kreisler (ed.), Crisis in the Balkans. Berkeley: University of California, Institute of International Studies, pp. 1-33.	138
Hammel, E. A.	1993 R	The Yugoslav Labyrinth. Anthropology of East Europe Review 11:39-47. Special Issue: War among the Yugoslavs, rev. ed. 1994. (D. Kideckel and J. Halpern, eds.) Revision of 138.	139
Hammel, E. A.	1993	Censored intervals in family reconstitution: a sensitivity test of alternative strategies with historical Croatian data. In D. Reher and R. Schofield (eds.), Old and New Methods in Historical Demography, pp. 125-144. International Studies in Demography. Oxford: Clarendon University Press	140
Hammel, E. A., C. Mason	1993	My brother’s keeper: modelling kinship links in early urbanization. In D. Reher and R. Schofield (eds.), Old and New Methods in Historical Demography, pp. 318-344. International Studies in Demography. Oxford: Clarendon University Press.	141
Hammel, E. A.	1993	Demography and the origins of the Yugoslav civil war. Anthropology Today 9:4-9.	142
Hammel, E. A., B. Herrchen	1993	Statistical imputation in family reconstitution. Proceedings of the IUSSP XXIInd International Population Conference, vol. 3 , pp. 245-258. Montreal.	143
Hammel, E. A.	1993	Economics 1: Culture 0. Factors in early fertility decline in the northwest Balkans. Program in Population Research, Institute of International Studies, U.C. Berkeley. Working Paper No. 34.	144
Hammel, E. A., C. Mason, A. Prater, R. Lundy	1993	Gender and jobs: the academic market in anthropology 1964-1987. Program in Population Research, Institute of International Studies, U.C. Berkeley. Working Paper No. 35.	145
Hammel, E. A., C. Mason, A. Prater, R. Lundy	1993	Gender and jobs II: the academic market in anthropology 1964-1987. Program in Population Research, Institute of International Studies, U.C. Berkeley. Working Paper No. 36.	146
Galloway, P., E. A. Hammel, R. D. Lee	1994	Fertility decline in Prussia 1875-1910: a pooled cross-section time series analysis. Population Studies 48:135-58.	147
Hammel, E. A.	1994	Meeting the Minotaur. Anthropology Newsletter 35 (4) 48. Washington, D.C.: American Anthropological Assn.	148
Lee, R. D., P. Galloway, E. A. Hammel	1994	Fertility decline in Prussia: estimating influences on supply, demand, and degree of control. Demography 31:347-73.	149
Hammel, E. A.	1995	The elderly in the bosom of the family: la famille souche and nuclear hardship reincorporation. In Aging in the past: demography, society, and old age (David Kertzer and Peter Laslett, eds.), pp. 107-128. Berkeley: University of California Press.	150
Hammel, E. A.	1995 R	Economics 1: Culture 0. Fertility change and differences in the northwest Balkans 1700-1900. In S. Greenhalgh (ed), Rethinking reproduction: culture and political economy in demographic behavior, pp. 225-258. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Revision of 144.	151
Hammel, E. A., C. Mason, A. Prater, R. Lundy	1995 R	Gender and the academic career in North American anthropology: differentiating intramarket from extramarket bias. Current Anthropology 36:366-80. Revision of 144, 145.	152
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter	1995	A microsimulation test of census plausibility: the Habsburg-Ottoman frontier in 1689. (E.H. and K. Wachter). Program in Population Research, Institute of International Studies, U.C. Berkeley. Working Paper No. 38.	153
Hammel, E. A.	1995	Demographic constraints on and probable female contribution to the emergence of H. sapiens. Program in Population Research, Institute of International Studies, U.C. Berkeley. Working Paper No. 39.	154
Hammel, E. A.	1995	Minotaur redux. Anthropology Newsletter 36 (2): 2. Washington: American Anthropological Association.	155
Hammel, E. A.	1995	Demographic constraints on and probable female contribution to the emergence of H. sapiens. Human Nature 7:217-255.	156
Hammel, E. A.	1995	Science and humanism in anthropology: a view from the Balkan pit. Anthropological Newsletter 36 (7):52. Washington: American Anthropological Association.	157
Hammel, E. A., D. Friou	1996	Anthropology and demography: marriage, liaison, or encounter? Anthropological demography: toward a new synthesis, D. Kertzer and T. Fricke, eds. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, pp. 175-200.	158
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter	1996 R	Evaluating the Slavonian census of 1698. Part I : structure and meaning. European Journal of Population 12:145-166. Revision of 153.	159
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter	1996 R	Evaluating the Slavonian Census of 1698. Part II: a microsimulation test and extension of the evidence. European Journal of Population 12:295-326 Revision of 153.	160
Hammel, E. A., K. Wachter	1996T	Vrednovanje slavonskog popisa stanovnistva iz 1698 godine. Etnoloska tribina 19:109-150. Translation of 159-160.	161
Hammel, E. A., H-P. Kohler	1996	Kinship-based resource sharing in the agrarian economy of frontier Slavonia, 1698: evidence from an early census. The History of the Family 1:407-423.	162
Hammel, E. A.	1997	Ethnicity and politics: Yugoslav lessons for home. Anthropology Today 13:5-9.	163
Wachter, K., D. Blackwell, E. A. Hammel	1997	Testing the validity of kinship microsimulation. Mathematical Computer Modelling 26 (6): 89-104.	164
Galloway, P., R. D. Lee, E. A. Hammel	1998	Infant mortality and the fertility transition: macro evidence from Europe and new findings from Prussia. In From death to birth: Mortality decline and reproductive change. pp. 182-226. Mark Montgomery and Barney Cohen, eds. Washington: National Research Council.	165
Galloway, P., R. D. Lee, E. A. Hammel	1998	Urban vs. rural: fertility decline in the cities and rural districts of Prussia, 1875 to 1910. European Journal of Population 14:209-64.	166
Hammel, E. A., P. Galloway	1998T	Utjecaj strukturalnih čimbenika na kratkoročne promjene mortaliteta u Hrvatskoj, Slavoniji I Srijemu u XVIII. i XIX. Stoljeću. Narodna Umjetnost 34:109-136. Translation of 172.	167
Hammel, E. A.	1999	Family reconstitution. International encyclopedia of the social and behavioral sciences, N. Smelser and P Bates, eds., pp. 3456-3561. Oxford: Elsevier Science.	168
Hammel, E. A.	1999	Family and kinship. Oxford encyclopedia of economic history. Oxford University Press: Oxford.	169
Hammel, E. A.	1999	Agonies of the Balkan heart. Anthropology News 40 (8):63-64. November.	170
Hammel, E. A.	2000	Lessons from the Yugoslav labyrinth. In Neighbors at war: anthropological perspectives on Yugoslav ethnicity, culture, and history. D. Kideckel and J. Halpern, eds. Pennsylvania State University Press, pp. 19-38.	171
Galloway, P., E. A. Hammel	2000	Structural factors affecting the short-term positive check in Croatia, Slavonia, and Srem in the 18th-19th century. In Population and economy: from hunger to modern economic growth, pp. 227-248. T. Bengtsson and O. Saito, eds. Oxford: Oxford University Press.	172
Hammel, E. A., P. Galloway	2000	Structural and behavioural changes in the short-term preventive check in the northwest Balkans in the 18th and 19th centuries. European Journal of Population 16:67-108.	173
Hammel, E. A.	2000	Introduction to George M. Foster, An anthropologist’s life in the twentieth century: theory and practice at UC Berkeley, the Smithsonian, in Mexico, and with the World Health Organization. University of California, Source of Community Leaders Series. University of California, Regional Oral History Office, The Bancroft Library. Berkeley, CA. http://www.archive.org/stream/anthrolife00fostrich#page/n7/mode/2up	174
Kohler, H-P., E. A. Hammel	2001	On the role of families and kinship networks in pre-industrial agricultural societies: an analysis of the 1698 Slavonian census. Journal of Population Economics 14:21-49.	175
Hammel, E. A., A. Gullickson	2001	Maternal mortality as an indicator of levels and changes in the standard of living in 18th and 19th century Slavonia. In The quality of life in pre-industrial Europe, T. Bengtsson and M. Dribe, eds.	176
Hammel, E. A., M. Stevanović	2001	The migration of Serbs and Albanians within and between Kosovo and Inner Serbia. Newsletter, Center for Slavic and East European Studies, UC Berkeley.	177
Hammel, E. A.	2001	Anthropological demography. Macmillan encyclopedia of population.	178
Hammel, E. A., Erik D. Smith	2002	Population dynamics and political stability. Appendix. Discouraging Terrorism: Some Implications of 9/11. Smelser, Neil and Faith Mitchell, eds. Panel on Understanding Terrorists in Order to Deter Terrorism. Washington, D.C.,National Research Council. 2002. http://www.nap.edu/catalog/10489.htm	179
Hammel, E. A., M. Stevanović R	2003	The migration of Serbs and Albanians within and between Kosovo and Inner Serbia. La demographie des minorites - the demography of minorities. Guy Brunet, Michel Oris and Alain Bideau (eds.). New York: Peter Lang, 2003. Revision of 177.	180
Hammel, E. A.	2005	Chayanov revisited: A model for the economics of complex kin units. PNAS 102 :19:7043–7046.	181
Hammel, E. A.	2005	Demographic dynamics and kinship in anthropological populations. PNAS 102:2248-2253.	182
Hastorf, Cristina, Suzanne Calpestri, E. A. Hammel	2005	In Memoriam. John Howland Rowe. http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/senate/inmemoriam/johnhowlandrowe.htm	183
Hammel, E. A., C. Mason, M. Stevanović	2007	Pitanja nastala analizom etničke strukture stanovništva u SFR Jugoslaviji. (Questions arising from analysis of the ethnic structure of the population in the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia). Stanovništvo, 45 (2):7-24.	184
Hammel, E. A.	2009	George William Skinner 1925-2008. Biographical Memoir. Washington, D. C. : National Academy of Sciences.	185
Hammel, E. A., C. Mason, M. Stevanović	2010	A fish stinks from the head: Ethnic diversity, segregation, and the collapse of Yugoslavia. Demographic Research 22:35:1097-1142. http://www.demographic-research.org/volumes/vol22/35/.	186

 

PROFESSIONAL PAPERS READ:

 

1957           

The diachronic dimensions of social structure. Symposium with D. M. Schneider and R. F. Murphy, 1st Annual Meeting of the Kroeber Anthropological Society, Berkeley.

Informe sobre el valle de Ica. Mesa Redonda de Ciencias Anthropologicas, Universidad Naconal Mayor de San Marcos, Lima.

1959         

Recent studies of the archaeology and folk cultures of South America. Sixth Rocky Mountain Regional Meeting of the Pan American Union, Albuquerque.

1960         

The developmental cycle of the family in south coastal Peru. 59th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Minneapolis.

1961         

Social rank and evolutionary position in a coastal Peruvian village. 60th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia.

1962         

Intrasocietal diffusion, the folk, and the sociology of entropy.

                  61st Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago.

1963         

Computer analysis of problems in kinship and social structure.

                  62nd Annual Meeting of the American Antropological Association, San Francisco.

1964         

Aspects of godparenthood in Yugoslavia. Colloquium of the Center for Slavic and East European Studies, Berkeley.

Unilateral ritual kinship in Yugoslavia. 63rd Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Detroit.

1966         

Corporacy in traditional Serbian and Montenegrin social organization. 65th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association.

1967         

Ethnology in Yugoslavia. (With J. Halpern). 66th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D. C.

1968         

Economic change, social mobility and kinship in Serbia. 67th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Seattle.

1969         

Five hundred years of Serbian kinship. Joint History Anthropology Colloquium, Stanford, May 21, 1969.

Some preliminary remarks on the cycle of lineage fission in Yugoslavia. Conference of the Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure, Cambridge, England, September 1969.

1970         

The myth of structural analysis. Levi-Strauss and the three bears. Annual meeting, Kroeber Anthropological Society.

Mathematical anthropology. (1) London School of Economics, seminar. (2) Cambridge University, seminar.

1971         

Mathematical anthropology. (1) London School of Economics, seminar. (2) Cambridge 1972               

Mediaeval Serbian household organization. Stanford University Anthropology Colloquium.

1973         

Attrition in Graduate School. (1)Annual meeting of the Western

                  Association of Graduate Schools, San Diego. (2) Biostatistics Seminar, Stanford

                  University.

Discussant: Computer simulation in archaeology. Annual Meetings of the Society for American Archaeology, San Francisco.

Preference and recall in Serbian cousinship. 72nd Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans.

A preliminary analysis of the chrysobulls of Decani. Conference in honor of Philip Mosely, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana.

Computer simulation of demographic process. Conference on anthropology and demography, School of American Research, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

A report to the American Anthropological Association on Employment in Anthropology (With C. McDaniel), 72nd Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans.

1974         

Discussant: Family and household in the Baltic and Adriatic regions. Annual Meetings of the American Historical Association, San Francisco.

Progress in computer microsimulation of structural process. St. John's College, Cambridge, England.

Discussant: Anthropology in the 1990's. American Association for the Advancement of Science, San Francisco.

SOCSIM: a demographic sociological microsimulation program. Conference on microsimulation and related mathematical tools in historical and structural studies, Cambridge University.

Effects of demographic constraints on stem family organization.

                  Conference on microsimulation and related mathematical tools in historical and structural studies, Cambridge University.

Primonuptiality and ultimonuptiality: their effects on stem family household frequencies. MSSB Conference on behavioral models in historical demography. Philadelphia.

Discussant: Regional systems in agrarian societies. 73rd Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Mexico.

Training anthropologists for involvement in public policy. 73rd Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Mexico.

                  Lecture on Simpson's Paradox to class in applied statistics, Harvard University, March 1974.

Effects of demographic variation and residence rules on household formation. (E. H., K. Wachter and P. Laslett.) Presented at the Conference on Microsimulation and Related Mathematical Tools in Historical and Structural Studies, under the auspices of the British SSRC, Cambridge University.

1975           

Postdoctoral employment of Berkeley Ph.D's. UC Davis, systemwide planning and development groups, December 3.

1976           

Discussant: Invitational conference on the future allocation of resources for educational development at UC Berkeley, January 24.

1978           

Experimental History (E. H. & K. Wachter). The Kosmos Club, Berkeley, February.

The Harvey Lectures, University of New Mexico. April 24 - 27.

Vice in the Villefranchian (E. H. & C. K. McDaniel). Kroeber Anthropological Society Annual Meeting, Berkeley, May.

Discussant: Ethnicity and economic development: East and West. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, October.

The comparative method in anthropological perspective. Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association, San Francisco, December.

1979           

The kin of the aged in 2000 A.D. Presented at a symposium on stability and change in the family sponsored by the Committee on Aging of the National Research Council, Annapolis, Maryland, March.

Demographic consequences of incest tabus. (E. H., C. McDaniel and K. Wachter). 48th annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, San Francisco, April.

Are you my cousin? A probability model for numbers of ancestors in an indigenous population. (K. W. Wachter, C. K. McDaniel, and E. A. Hammel) 48th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, San Francisco, April.

Estimating demographic parameters from genealogical structures. (C. K. McDaniel, K. W. Wachter, and E. A. Hammel) 48th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, San Francisco, April.

Discussant: IUSSP International Conference on Historical Demography. Nuptiality and fertility: Plural marriage and illegitimate fertility in historical demography. Kristiansand, Norway, 7 - 9 September 1979.

Report of the Task Force on Faculty Renewal. Academic Planning and Program Review Board. January.

1980           

The intellectual fertility of university chemists. Meetings of the Population Association of America, Denver, April.

Anomalous sex ratios in 19th century America. Meetings of the Kroeber Anthropological Society, May.

1981           

What can anthropologists say about fertility? National Research Council workshop on the Anthropology of Human Fertility, Washington, D.C., 20-21 February.

Age in the Fortesian coordinates. National Institute on Aging workshop on Age and Anthropological Theory, Bethesda, 26-27 March.

The value of children in 19th century America: Evidence from sex ratios. Stanford - Berkeley Colloquium in Historical Demography, San Francisco, 3 March.

The value of children in 19th century America: Childhood sex ratios in nineteenth century America (with S. Johansson and C. Ginsberg). Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Assn., San Francisco, September.

The minoritizaton of California -- issues, no answers. National Science Foundation policy seminar, Sacramento, 22 October.

Childhood masculinity proportions in nineteenth century America: An empirical historical puzzle. Anthropology Department Seminar, Berkeley, 30 November.; and (revised); Department of Anthropology, Sonoma State University, 24 February, 1982; and (revised) 77th Annual Meeting of the American Sociological Assn, San Francisco, Sept., 1982,

1982           

The China Lectures. Delivered at Peoples' University, Beijing, Institute of Population Studies, Sichuan University, and Department of Economics, Wuhan University, plus seminars at Beijing Economics College and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, on the Distinguished Scholars Exchange Program of the U.S. Committee on Scholarly Cooperation with the PRC (National Academy of Sciences). October.

1983           

The value of children in industrialization: microevidence from the Connecticut River Valley. (C. Ginsberg, E. H., and S. R. Johansson.) Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America, Pittsburgh, April, 1983.

Discussant: SSRC Conference on family and kinship in Chinese history, Asilomar, January 2-7.

The Yugoslav family in the modern world: adaptation to change. Conference, Strutture e rapporti familiari in epoca moderna: esperienze italiane e riferimienti europei. Trieste, September 3-7.

Age, cohort and period effects in life cycle analysis: examples from the study of intellectual productivity. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago, November 15-20.

Discussant: panel on Energy Policy Research, Annual Meetings, American Anthropological Assn., Chicago, November 15-20.

Discussant: panel on Processes of Social Change in Socialist Societies Eastern Europe. Annual Meetings, American Anthropological Assn., Chicago, November 15-20.

Fertilitet u vojnoj krajini Hrvatske i Slavonije. (Fertility in the Military Border of Croatia and Slavonia.) Ethnological Society of Zagreb, September, 1983.

1984         

Short term demographic fluctuation in the Austrian Military Border 1830-47. Annual meeting of the Population Assn. of America, Minneapolis, 5 May 1984.

Opadanje fertiliteta u vojnoj krajini hrvatske. (Fertility decline in the Croatian military border.) (1) Institute for biological anthropology, Zagreb 6 Nov 1984. (2) First year graduate class in biological anthropology, Zagreb 7 Nov 1984 (3) Anthropological Society of Croatia and Ethnological Society of Croatia, Zagreb 9 Nov 1984.

1985           

Short term fluctuations and long term fertility decline in Croatia. (1) Wenner-Gren Conference on Historical Demography of the Northwest Balkans, Center for Demographic Research, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna 1 June. (2) Seminar on historical demography of the Department for the HIstory of Science, Harvard, October.

On the contributions of demography to the understanding of the peasant cultures of Europe. Round Table Session on Historical Demography of the General Congress of the IUSSP, Florence, June, 1985.

Discussant, Session on Microdemography of the General Congress of the IUSSP, Florence, June, 1985.

Demography and anthropology. (Nancy Howell and E.H.) (1) Annual meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C. December (2) Stanford-Berkeley Colloquium in Population, San Francisco, December.

Discussant, session on intracultural variation. Annual meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C. December.

Cultural receptivity to fertility control? Seminar on Societal influences on family planning program performance. IUSSP Committee on Comparative Analysis of Fertility and Family Planning, and Family Planning Board of Jamaica, Ocho Rios, Jamaica, November.

1986

Short term fluctuations and long term fertility decline in Croatia. The Marschak Colloquium, Univ. of California at Los Angeles, January.

1987           

Child dentition and age estimation. Annual meetings of the Population Association of America, Chicago, May. (With Nicholas Townsend.)

1988           

Ainu household structure and no fertility. American Association of Asian Studies, San Francisco, April.

Households. European University Institute, Florence, Summer School on Historical Demography, July.

Computer microsimulation as a tool in demographic research. (2 lectures). European University Institute, Florence, Summer School on Historical Demography, July.

Early fertility decline in Slavonia. European University Institute, Florence, Summer School on Historical Demography, July.

Early fertility decline in Slavonia. 12th International Congress of Archaeological and Ethnological Sciences, Zagreb, July.

Microsimulation as a tool in exploring social and demographic interrelationships: with an example from China, 1850-2200 -- or how tradition is achieved by modernity. United Nations, Population Division, Expert Group Meeting on the Consequences of Rapid Population Growth, New York, August.

1989           

Sex and death on the edge of Europe: fertility decline in Croatia 1700-1900. Morrison Seminar on Population and Ecology, Stanford, February.

Microsimulation as a modelling too. (With K. Wachter, C. Mason, F. Wang and H. Yang.) Population Association of America annual meetings, Baltimore, March.

Demographic constraints on the formation of traditional Balkan households. Symposium on the Byzantine Family and Household. Dumbarton Oaks. May.

Early fertility decline in Croatia. Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D. C., November.

Workshop on the preparation of research proposals. Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D. C., November.

Discussant: computer applications in anthropology. Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D. C., November.

1990

Early fertility decline in the Balkans. Population Association of America annual meetings, Toronto, April.

The elderly in the bosom of the family: la famille souche and nuclear hardship reincorporation. Breckenridge Conference on the Elderly in History, Bowdoin College, Maine, May.

Participant: CIESIN Conference, Environmental Research Institute/NASA. Washington, D.C., July.

1991

Fertility decline in Slavonia. Bay Area Colloquium in Population, March.

Censored intervals in family reconstitution: a sensitivity test of alternative strategies with historical Croatian data. Seminar on Old and New Methods in Historical Demography, Universitat de les Illes Balears and IUSSP, Palma de Mallorca, 12-15 June.

Testing the Sharlin hypothesis. (With Carl Mason.) Seminar on Old and New Methods in Historical Demography, Universitat de les Illes Balears and IUSSP, Palma de Mallorca, 12-15 June.

Fertility decline in Prussia. (With P. Galloway and R. Lee.) Seminar on Old and New Methods in Historical Demography, Universitat de les Illes Balears and IUSSP, Palma de Mallorca, 12-15 June.

1992

Cultural and economic factors in Croatian fertility decline. Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania, April. Population Association of America annual meetings, Denver, May.

Demography and the roots of the Yugoslav civil war. American Anthropological Assn. annual meetings, San Francisco, December.

1993

A review of microsimulation issues. Conference on Microsimulation, Assistant Secy for Planning and Evaluation, DHEW, Washington, May.

Statistical imputation in family reconstitution. International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Montreal, August.

Gender and jobs in anthropology 1962-1989. American Anthropological Assn. annual meetings, Washington, DC, November.

1995

A microsimulation test of census plausibility: the Slavonian census of 1698. Population Association of America, San Francisco, April (with K. W. Wachter).

1996

World demography and the forces of darkness. Symposium in honor of Frank Dubinskas, Hamline University, St. Paul. MN, April.

Kinship based resource sharing in an autarkic peasant economy: Slavonia 1698 (with H. P. Kohler). Population Association of America, New Orleans, May.

Dick Easterlin in Slavonia: patrilineal fertility decline on the Croatian frontier 1700-1900 (with Joshua Goldstein). Population Association of America, New Orleans, May.

What might have been: structural failures in the collapse of Yugoslavia. American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, November.

1998

Sex and death on the edge of Europe: Slavonian demography 1683-1900. The Bernard Moses Memorial Lecture. University of California, Berkeley. March.

Ethnicity and the Bottom Line Abortion and Contraception in Slavonia 1700-1900. Invited paper, American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia, Dec.

Special panel on historical demography, American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia, Dec.

2000

Integrating Evolutionary and Demographic Models of Fertility, Kimber Haddix and E.A.H.

Invited panel, The Status of Fertility Theories, Pop. Assn of America. March.

Maternal Mortality in 18th and 19th Century Slavonia. Conference on the Quality of Life in Pre-Industrial Europe, Arild, Sweden, August (with A. Gullickson).

Maternal Mortality in 18th and 19th Century Slavonia. Conference on the Quality of Life in Pre-Industrial Europe (revised), SSHA, Chicago, November (with A. Gullickson).

2003

Maternal Mortality on the Croatian-Bosnian Border c. 1700-1900. PAA, Minneapolis, May (with A. Gullickson).

 

 

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:

Kroeber Anthropological Society

American Anthropological Association

American Association for the Advancement of Science

Population Association of America

International Union for the Scientific Study of Population

 

PHILANTHROPIC AND PUBLIC SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS, PUBLIC SERVICE, etc.

Amnesty International USA (1983-)

Executive Committee, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of California, 1990- 93.

Inverness Ridge Association Board of Directors 1995-98.

PRE Road Advisory Board, Marin County, CA 1996-2002.

Radio Amateurs for Emergency Communication, Marin County, CA 1999-2002.

 

SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, HONORS, AND AWARDS:

Scholarships from the University of California (1948,1949, 1950).    

Phi Beta Kappa (1949)

Sigma Xi (member 1951, Fellow 1960)

C. A. Kofoid Fellow in Anthropology, UC (1956-57).

Research Training Fellow, Social Science Research Council (1957-58, 1958).

Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences (1962-63).

Fellow, American Assoc. for the Advancement of Science (1963).

Guggenheim Fellow (1965-66).

National Science Foundation Senior postdoctoral fellowship (1970-71).

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, for study in England (1970-71).

Harvey Lecturer, University of New Mexico (1978).

Distinguished Scholars Exchange with the People's Republic of China, National Research Council (1982).

National Academy of Sciences (1983).

American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1991).

The Berkeley Citation (1993).

Bernard Moses Memorial Lecturer, UC Berkeley (1997-98).

Distinguished Emeriti Lecture, Department of Anthropology, UCB, delivered by G. W. Skinner, in honor of E. A. H. (2003)

Distinguished Emeriti Service Award of the U C Berkeley Emeriti Association (2003)

UC Systemwide Panunzio Distinguished Emeriti Award (2004)

 

GRANTS IN AID OF RESEARCH:

Department of Anthropology, University of California, 1950, for Research on Pomo phonology.

Social Science Research Council, Summer, 1960, for research on social stratification in the Ica Valley, Peru ($1,300).

University of New Mexico Research Committee, various grants for research on social structure in the Ica Valley, Peru, 1959-61.

Scientific Advisory Committee of the Licensed Beverage Industry, Inc., for study of drinking patterns in several southwestern ethnic groups, 1961. (With E. Nolan.)

Research Committee of the University of California, Berkeley, various grants for the analysis of data from Peru and elsewhere, 1961- .

Institute of International Studies, Berkeley; American Council of Learned Societies; U.S. State Department, combined grants for field work on ritual kinship in Jugoslavia, 1963 ($3,000).

National Institute of Mental Health, for analysis of Jugoslav field data, 1963-65 ($3,300).

National Science Foundation, for computer simulation and analysis research, 1963-65 ($6,700). (With J. Gilbert.)

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Inc., for two conferences on formal semantic analysis, 1963-64 ($10,000).

National Science Foundation, for research on social networks and mobility in Jugoslavia, 1965-68 ($72,600). 1968-70 ($42,000), for computing services 1972-75 ($54,000).

Institute of International Studies, Center for Slavic and East European Studies and Comparative Study of Communist Societies                  Project, for continuing work on Jugoslav kinship and social structure, various grants 1963- .

In administrative capacity only, on behalf of S. Dunn, from the National Science Foundation for research on directed culture change in the Soviet Union, 1964-65 ($25,100).

Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley, for computer analysis of kinship and social networks, 1970-71 ($5,000).

Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley, for computer simulation of demographic and social processes, 1971-72                 ($5,000).

National Science Foundation, for research on computer simulation of demographic and social processes, 1973-75 ($103,500), 1976-80 ($305,859).

Mathematical Social Science Board (NSF), for a conference on computer microsimulation, August, 1975 ($20,000).

National Endowment for the Humanities, for research on the extended family in traditional Serbia, 1975-77 ($17,995).

National Science Foundation, "Historical Demography and Oral Tradition: A Combined Approach to the Study of Social Structure." (With J. Halpern, U. Mass.) 1980-81. (U. C. portion, $43,000).

American Council of Learned Societies, Joint Committee on Eastern Europe, for archival research in Yugoslavia, 1983 ($3,000), 1984 ($3,000).

Center for Japanese Studies, University of California, for analysis of19th century Ainu household registers, 1982-83 ($1,500).

National Science Foundation, "Household structure among the 19th century Ainu of Japan", 1983-84 ($25,000).

Institute of International Studies, U.C. Berkeley, "Nineteenth century Prussian historical demography", 1984-85 ($8,000).

Center for Slavic and East European Studies UC Berkeley, Sabbatical supplement Fall 1985-86 for the study of Croatian fertility decline ($5,000).

National Science Foundation, "Fertility decline in the Austrian Military Border of Croatia", 1985-89, $120,000. REU supplements of $24,000.

Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, "Conference on the historical demography of southeastern Europe" (Dubrovnik, Zagreb, Graz, Vienna, Budapest), May 1985, $12,000.

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, "Fertility decline", 1989-93, $483,000.

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, "Fertility decline", 1993-95, $204,000.

National Science Foundation, "Gender roles in academic careers", 1990-91, $60,000.

National Institutes of Health (via UCB), "Behavioral responses to perceptions of water shortage in Alameda County", 1991, $8,000.

National Science Foundation, “Early fertility and mortality decline in Europe”, 1992-98, $246,000.

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, “Economic and cultural factors in demographic behavior”, 1992-98, $522,000.

National Institute of Aging, (co-PI with K. Wachter). “Projecting kinship resources for the elderly”, 1992-98, $420,000.

American Council of Learned Societies, “Cultural and economic explanations of demographic behavior”. 1992-93, $30,000 (declined).

National Science Foundation, BCS-0228965, “Demographic regimes and kinship systems”, 2002, $30,000.

National Science Foundation, BCS-0331564, “Household boundaries and kinship networks in historical family reconstitution”, 2003-05, $20,000.

TRAINING GRANTS:

National Science Foundation, for improvement of instructional facilities, 1974 ($24,000).

National Institute of Mental Health, post-doctoral training grant in quantitative anthropology with public policy emphasis, 1975-78 ($225,600).

National Science Foundation, Comprehensive Assistance to Undergraduate Science Education (CAUSE), 1976-79 ($34,761).

Hewlett Foundation, for general support of research and teaching in demography, 1980-83 ($120,000), 1983-86 ($220,000), 1987-92 ($500,000), 1993-97 ($500,000).

Andrew Mellon Foundation, for training in anthropological demography, 1991-94 ($300,000).

Andrew Mellon Foundation, for field training in anthropological demography, 1993 ($50,000). Co-PI with Peter Kunstadter.

 

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS:

Preparator, University of California Museum of Anthropology, 1947-51, 1955-57, 1958-59.

Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of New Mexico, 1959-61.

Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley, Summer, 1959.

Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of California, 1961-63.

Instructor, NSF Institute in Anthropology for College Teachers, University of California, Berkeley, Summer, 1962.

Lecturer under Visiting Anthropologist Program, American Anthropological Association, Dominican College of San Rafael, 1963.

Lecturer and consultant for Peace Corps, UCLA, 1963 and 1964.

Lecturer and consultant for Acción, Berkeley, 1963 and 1965.

Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley, 1963-66.

Professor of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley, 1966-78.

Professor of Anthropology and Demography, University of California, Berkeley, 1978-91 .

Professor of Demography, University of California, Berkeley, 1991-93 .

Professor of Anthropology and Demography, emeritus, University of California, Berkeley, 1993-.

Professor in the Graduate School, University of California, Berkeley, 1994-.

 

CAMPUS ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:

Major advisor in Anthropology, 1961-62.

Co-graduate advisor in Anthropology, 1963-65.

Acting Chair of the Department of Anthropology, Summer, 1962.

Acting Director, Lowie Museum of Anthropology, 1964-65.

Acting Training Director, Departmental NIH Training Grant, 1964-65.

Acting Associate Dean of the Graduate Division, April-August 1965.

Member of Departmental Executive Committee, Vice Chair, and Head of Departmental administration, 1967-69 (rotating positions).

Associate Dean of the Graduate Division, 1964, 1966-70, 1971-75.

Co-director, Quantitative Anthropology Laboratory, 1974-84, Director, 1984-92.

Training Director, NIMH postdoctoral training grant in quantitative anthropology, 1975-78.

Graduate Advisor, Graduate Group in Demography, 1978-82.

Graduate Group in Demography, chair 1978-90 .

Program in Population Research, chair 1978-92 .

Administrative Executive Committee for Information Systems and Technology, chair 1987-88 (replacing Assistant Vice Chancellor for IS&T).

Department of Demography, chair 1990- 92.

 

 

UNIVERSITY-WIDE COMMITTEES:

UC Planning and Budget, member 1977-79.

Academic Planning and Program Review Board, member 1977-79.

Steering Committee, APPRB, member 1977-79.

Program Review Committee, member 1977-79.

Task Force on Faculty Renewal, chair 1978-80.

 

CAMPUS COMMITTEES:

Editorial Committee, University of New Mexico Press, member 1960-61.

Editorial panel, UCPAAE, member 1961-62.

Editorial Committee, UC Press, member 1963-65.

Advisory Committee, Institute of International Studies, member 1963-65, 1979-82 .

Advisory Committee, Institute of Social Sciences, member 1963-65.

Prose Improvement Committee, member 1963-64.

Various ad hoc committees of the Chancellor.

Various Departmental review committees.

Various Departmental administrative committees: student evaluation, graduate study, space, quarter system, etc.

Various qualifying and dissertation committees.

Chancellor's Program Committee of the Institute of International Studies for the Ford Comparative International Grant, member 1964-65, 1966-68.

Ad hoc committee to review the future of instruction in demography, member 1973-74.

Council of the Institute of International Studies, member 1974-76.

Executive Committee, Center for Slavic and East European Studies, member 1974-76, 1991- .

Academic Senate Committee on Computing, chair 1976-1977.

Search Committee for a Director of Computing, chair 1977.

Search Committee for a Vice Chancellor, chair 1980.

Instructional Technology Planning Group, School of Education, member 1980.

Quantitative Reasoning Committee, College of L & S, member 1980-83

Executive Committee, Undergraduate major in Political Economy of Industrial Societies, member 1981- .

Committee to Review the Graduate Program in Slavic Languages, chair 1980-81.

Academic Planning Committee, Academic Senate, member 1981-83.

Dept. of Anthropology, Semester Conversion Committee, member 1981-82.

Committee on undergraduate computer competence, member 1984-85.

Committee to evaluate the Institute of Human Development, Institute of Personality Assessment and Research, Institute for the Study of Social Change, member 1984-85.

Committee to evaluate IDS 110/110L, "Introduction to Computers", member 1984.

Executive Committee, College of Letters and Science, member 1987-89.

Academic Computing Advisory Board (chair), 1988-91.

Academic Senate Committee on Educational Policy, member 1989- 91.

Search committee for Director of the Institute of International Studies, 1990.

Committee on demographics and migration, Center for German and West European Studies, 1990-92.

Executive Committee, Pacific Neighborhood Project, Information Systems and Technology, 1991-92.

Executive Committee, Center for Slavic and East European Studies, 1991-92.

 

NATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEES:

Executive Board of the American Anthropological Association, member 1968-70.

Social Sciences Advisory Committee, National Science Foundation, member 1969-70.

Research and Development Committee, American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, member 1972-74.

Joint Committee on Eastern Europe, American Council of Learned Societies and Social Science Research Council, member 1972-75; chair 1974-75.

Committee on professional employment, American Anthropological Association, member 1972-74.

Anthropology Fellowship Review Panel, National Institute of Mental Health, member 1972-73.

U.S. State Department delegation to Rumania on cultural exchange, member November 1973.

Anthropology Advisory Committee to the Mathematical Social Science Board, member 1972-78.

Mathematical Social Science Board, member 1975-78.

Committee to review the School of Social Sciences, UC Irvine, member 1975.

NICHD Special Study Section on Sustained Low Fertility, member Oct. 1979.

NRC Special Panel on The Anthropology of Human Fertility, member 1981.

Committee on Human Rights, National Academy of Sciences, member 1981- .

Coordinator, Stanford-Berkeley Colloquium on Population, 1970- . Formerly Stanford-Berkeley Colloquium in Historical Demography.

National Research Council Committee on Population, chair 1983-85.

National Research Council Committee on Basic Research in the Social Sciences, member 1984-87.

American Ethnological Society, President-elect 1983-84, President 1984-85.

Finance Committee, American Ethnological Society, chair 1983-84.

Board of Directors, American Anthropological Assn., member 1985.

Executive Committee, American Anthropological Assn., member 1985.

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