@article{665330,
      note = {At head of title: Dept. of Economic and Social Affairs,  Population Division.},
      author = {Caldwell, John Charles and Sinding, Steven W. and Zaba,  Basia and Locoh, Thérèse and Cleland, J.G. (John G.) and  Lim, Lin Lean and Ross, John A. and Bongaarts, John and  Hull, Terence H. and Tabbarah, Riad. and Courbage, Youssef  and Mojarro, Octavio and Feyisetan, Bamikale James and  Bankole, Akinrinola and Casterline, John B. and Basu, Alaka  Malwade},
      url = {http://digitallibrary.un.org/record/665330},
      title = {Population bulletin of the United Nations. Special issues  nos. 48/49, 2002 : completing the fertility transition},
      publisher = {UN, Feb.2009},
      abstract = {The United Nations Population Division, with the support  of the MacArthur Foundation, convened the Expert Group  Meeting on Completing the Fertility Transition, at United  Nations Headquarters in New York, from 11 to 14 March 2002.  The purpose of the meeting was to discuss guidelines for  fertility change proposed by the Division for use in  intermediate-fertility countries, defined as countries with  total fertility between 2.1 and 5 children per woman in  1995-2000. The Population Division uses fertility  guidelines to prepare the official United Nations  population projections for every country and region in the  world. Until recently, the guidelines stipulated that  fertility in intermediate-fertility countries would not  fall below replacement level by 2050. This has become less  and less tenable as fertility in more and more countries,  developing as well as developed, has fallen to and remained  at levels well below replacement.},
      recid = {665330},
      pages = {xi, 507 p.:},
      address = {New York :. 2009-02},
}