Walter Francis Willcox

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PhD Political Economy Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Walter Francis Willcox was an American statistician. He was born in Reading, Massachusetts, to William Henry Willcox and Anne Holmes Goodenow. He was graduated from Phillips Academy, Andover, in 1880, from Amherst College in 1884 with an A.B., and in 1888 received an A.M. degree from Amherst College. He received an LL.B degree and a Ph.D. from Columbia University. In 1906 he received an honorary LL.D. degree from Amherst College.

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Natural and political observations made upon the bills of mortality (1939) (347)
Contributions to the History of Statistics. (1933) (143)
International Migrations. Volume I. Statistics (1931) (39)
The principles of sociology (1897) (31)
INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL INSTITUTE. (1935) (29)
THE APPORTIONMENT OF REPRESENTATIVES. (1928) (26)
Studies in American Demography. (1941) (26)
Report on the census of Cuba, 1899 (13)
Immigration into the United States (1950) (13)
The Founder of Statistics (1938) (12)
Lemuel Shattuck, Statist, Founder of the American Statistical Association (1947) (12)
Introduction to the Vital Statistics of the United States 1900 to 1930. (1933) (11)
The Distribution of Immigrants in the United States (1906) (10)
Special reports : supplementary analysis and derivative tables : twelfth census of the United States, 1900 (10)
The Change in the Proportion of Children in the United States and in the Birth Rate in France during the Nineteenth Century (1911) (9)
Definitions of Statistics (1936) (9)
Increase of Population in the United States 1910-1920. (1922) (9)
Cooperation between Academic and Official Statisticians (1914) (8)
The Nature and Significance of the Changes in the Birth and Death Rates in Recent Years (1916) (8)
Methods of Determining the Economic Productivity of Municipal Enterprises (1896) (7)
An Attempt to Measure Public Opinion about Repealing the Eighteenth Amendment (1931) (7)
Discussion of the Paper by Alfred H. Stone, "Is Race Friction Between Blacks and Whites in the United States Growing and Inevitable?" (1908) (6)
The Distribution of the Sexes in the United States in 1890 (1896) (6)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, United States (6)
The Development of the American Census Office since 1890 (1914) (6)
Note on the Chronology of Statistical Societies (1934) (6)
International Migrations. Volume I, Statistics. (1930) (6)
The Divorce Problem. (1892) (6)
Population and the World War: A Preliminary Survey (1923) (5)
The Outlook for American Statistics (1910) (5)
Last Words on the Apportionment Problem (1952) (5)
Increase in the Population of the Earth and Its Continents since 1650 (1931) (5)
The Probable Increase of the Negro Race in the United States (1905) (5)
The Need of Social Statistics as an Aid to the Courts (1913) (5)
International Migrations. Volume II. Interpretations (1931) (5)
The Elements of Vital Statistics in Their Bearing on Social and Public Health Problems. (1924) (5)
The Population of China in 1910 (1928) (4)
The Relation of the United States to International Statistics (1924) (4)
A Study in Vital Statistics (1893) (4)
Poincare's Cours De Physique Mathematique. (Scientific Books: Theorie du potentiel Newtonien; Cinematique et mecanismes, potentiel et mecanique des fluides) (1899) (4)
Informe sobre el Censo de Cuba, 1899 (3)
A Westerner's Effort to Estimate the Population of China, and its Increase since 1650 (1930) (3)
Development of international statistics. (1949) (3)
AN UNTRIED METHOD OF FEDERAL REAPPORTIONMENT. (1942) (3)
A Statistician's Idea of Progress (1913) (3)
Negroes in the United States (1905) (2)
THE DEATH-RATE OF WASHINGTON. (1917) (2)
International Migrations. Vol. I. Statistics.@@@International Migrations. Vol. II. Interpretations. (1931) (2)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile (2)
On the Alleged Increase of Cancer: [Part 1] (1917) (2)
Methods of Apportioning Seats in the House of Representatives (1954) (2)
The Population of China and Its Modern Increase (1937) (2)
Appendices to "International Migrations, Volume II: Interpretations" (1931) (2)
Area and population of the United States at the eleventh census (2)
The expansion of Europe in its influence upon population. (2)
The Development of Military Sanitary Statistics (1918) (2)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Russia, Italy (2)
Part II: Statistics of Migrations, International Tables (1)
International Migrations. Volume II: Interpretations. (1932) (1)
PROFESSOR HUNTINGTON'S METHOD IN CONTROVERSY. (1929) (1)
A Role of Mathematics in Congressional Apportionment: A Reply (1941) (1)
FEWER BIRTHS AND DEATHS: WHAT DO THEY MEAN?Death Rate Falling in Civilized World in Recent Years—Birth Rate Falling Still More Rapidly—Death Rate Cannot Fall Much Farther, but Readjustment of Birth Rate along Eugenic Lines Is Necessary (1916) (1)
Meeting of the International Statistical Institute at Mexico City (1934) (1)
Josiah Charles Stamp, 1880–1941 (1941) (1)
Death-Rate of the United States in 1900 (1906) (1)
Changes since 1900 in the fertility of native white women (1932) (1)
On the Alleged Increase of Cancer: [Part 2] (1917) (1)
Lemuel Shattuck, Statist Founder of the American Statistical Association (1947) (1)
THE APPORTIONMENT SITUATION IN CONGRESS. (1929) (1)
Vital Statistics for the Twelfth United States Census [with 4 "Remarks"] (1897) (1)
Migrations According to International Statistics: Intercontinenal Movements (1)
Migrations According to International Statistics: Continental Migrations (1)
Third Report of the Advisory Committee of the Census (1922) (1)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Mexico, West Indies, Cuba, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Dutch Guiana, Venezuela (0)
Corrigenda: Methods of Apportioning Seats in the House of Representatives (1956) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Austria, Belgium (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Rumania, Serb, Croat and Slovene State, Turkey, Palestine (0)
Book Review:Outline of Practical Sociology, with Special Reference to American Conditions Carroll D. Wright (1900) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, British Isles (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Canada (0)
Work in Vital Statistics for Public Health. (1933) (0)
Frederick L. Hoffman 1865–1946 (1946) (0)
The Negroes of Columbia, Mo. A Concrete Study of the Race Problem (1904) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Germany (0)
A Note of Correction: Vital Statistics for the Twelfth United States Census (1899) (0)
The past and Future Development of Vital Statistics in the United States (1926) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Australia (0)
Intercontinental Emigration According to National Statistics: Asia (0)
Social Science Abstracts (1924) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Hungary, Irish Free State, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden (0)
London Meeting of the International Statistical Institute (1934) (0)
Census of Cuba (1900) (0)
The Bill for the Thirteenth Census (1908) (0)
Conrad Alexander Verrijn Stuart (1865–1948) (1949) (0)
Report on Refusal of a Retiring Allowance (0)
Distribution of the Nobel Prize (1909) (0)
Conferences of German Municipal Statisticians (1911) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Algeria, Tunis, Egypt, Morocco, Basutoland, Kenya, Mauritius, Nyasaland, St. Helena, Seychelles (0)
Part I: Proletarian Mass Migration, XIXth and XXth Centuries (0)
Book Review:An Introduction to the Study of Society Albion N. Small, George E. Vincent (1894) (0)
PART II. INFLUENCE OF LEGISLATION ON DIVORCE. (1891) (0)
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from the National Bureau of Economic Research Volume Title: International Migrations, Volume II: Interpretations (1970) (0)
The Decrease of Interstate Migration (1895) (0)
On the Future Distribution of White Settlement (1922) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Portugal, Spain, Bulgaria, Greece, Malta, Gozo (0)
DISTRIBUTION OF THE NOBEL PRIZE. (1909) (0)
Recent Apportionment in New York State (0)
The Eighteenth Biennial Session of the International Statistical Institute (1930) (0)
Population: A Problem for Democracy.@@@The Economics of a Declining Population.@@@Migration to and from the British Isles.@@@Studies in American Demography. (1941) (0)
U. S. Divorce Rates, 1922 (1924) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, South Africa, Southern Rhodesia, Swaziland, Tanganyika, Madagascar, French Somali Coast, Angola, Azores, Cape Verde Islands, Madeira, Cameroon, Togo (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, New Zealand, Fiji, New Caledonia, Hawaii, New Guinea, Western Samoa (0)
Program of the Nineteenth Meeting of the American Sociological Society (1924) (0)
Personal Notes (1899) (0)
Military Losses in the World War (1928) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, Switzerland, Danzig, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland (0)
Professor Huntington's Method in Controversy (1929) (0)
Arrests and Deaths since 1920 Attributable to Alcohol (1926) (0)
DIFFERENTIAL FECUNDITYHow Various Races of the United States Are Altering Their Relative Positions—Native Americans Dying Out in New England—Whites Supplanting Negroes in the South—Influence of Cities on the Birth-Rate. (1914) (0)
Introduction to "International Migrations, Volume II: Interpretations" (1931) (0)
A Letter concerning the Improvement of American Statistics (1934) (0)
An Improved Method of Measuring Public Health in the United States (1935) (0)
The Athens Meeting of the International Statistical Institute (1937) (0)
Statistics of Migrations, National Tables, British India, British Malaya, Straits Settlements, Ceylon, Dutch East Indies, French Indo-China, Karikal, Philippines, Siam, China, Japan (0)
Two Papers on the Degrees of Mortality of Mankind. By Edmund Halley. Edited with an Introduction by Lowell J. Reed. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1942. Pp. vi, 21. $1.25 (1942) (0)
The Elements of Vital Statistics . By Arthur Newsholme, M. D. Third Edition. London, T. Swan Sonnenschein & Co., and New York, The Macmillan Company. 1899. Pp. xii + 353. (1899) (0)
International migrations : compiled on behalf of the International Labour Office, Geneva (0)
Summary of Recent Ethical Treatises. (1897) (0)
The Elements of Vital Statistics (1899) (0)
Front matter, preface, tables of content (0)

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