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The Biodiplomacy Initiative at UNU-IAS has been carrying out analysis of the opportunities, challenges and options for international governance of cloning. This study builds upon an earlier working paper on governance options for cloning submitted to parties at one of the UN meetings discussing the Declaration and critically examines the international process for development of measures to regulate cloning, from the perspectives of bioethics and national and international law. It is divided into four sections. Section I provides an overview of cloning, and Section II examines ethical issues related to cloning. Section III, discusses national and international law, in. | Demographic Research a free expedited online journal of peer-reviewed research and commentary in the population sciences published by the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Konrad-Zuse Str. 1 D-18057 Rostock GERMANY www.demographic-research.org DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCH VOLUME 24 ARTICLE 26 PAGES 633-670 PUBLISHED 27 APRIL 2011 http www.demographic-research.org Volumes Vol24 26 DOI 10.4054 DemRes.2011.24.26 Research Article Reproductive contributions of Taiwan s foreign wives from the top five source countries Kao-Lee Liaw Ji-Ping Lin Chien-Chia Liu 2011 Kao-Lee Liaw Ji-Ping Lin Chien-Chia Liu. This open-access work is published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial License 2.0 Germany which permits use reproduction distribution in any medium for non-commercial purposes provided the original author s and source are given credit. See http creativecommons.org licenses by-nc 2.0 de Table of Contents 1 Introduction 634 2 Data and measurement 636 3 Observed patterns 639 4 Formulation of the multivariate model and specification of 644 explanatory variables 5 Multivariate findings 651 5.1 The effects of marriage duration on the predicted fertility rate 652 5.2 Effects of explanatory factors on the predicted lifetime fertility rate 654 5.3 Effects of explanatory factors on the predicted probability of 659 lifetime childlessness 6 Contextualization of the empirical findings 661 7 Conclusions 663 8 Acknowledgements 665 References 666 Demographic Research Volume 24 Article 26 Research Article Reproductive contributions of Taiwan s foreign wives from the top five source countries Kao-Lee Liaw1 Ji-Ping Lin2 Chien-Chia Liu3 Abstract This research studies the reproductive contributions of Taiwan s foreign wives from China Vietnam Indonesia Thailand and the Philippines based on applications of the multinomial logit model to the micro data of the 2003 Census of Foreign Spouses. The wives from China are found to have the lowest lifetime fertility of
