Titlebook: Demographic Transition Theory; John C. Caldwell Book 2006 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2006 Demographic transition.Demography.Fert

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Fertility Control in The Classical World: was There an Ancient Fertility Transition? drawn attention to the use of means which could have limited numbers in both the family and society, and some have implied a fertility decline which may have resulted in moderately low fertility for centuries (see Riddle 1997). This paper mostly concerns Rome, but Greece will not be ignored because

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Transmuting the Industrial Revolution into Mortality Declinewaited until the turn of the century before major decline set in. The aim of this essay is threefold: to explore how the Scientific and Industrial Revolutions produced the mortality decline; to explain why the mortality decline began, in England at least, well after industrialization began; and to e

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The Ten Characteristics of the Critical Task drawn attention to the use of means which could have limited numbers in both the family and society, and some have implied a fertility decline which may have resulted in moderately low fertility for centuries (see Riddle 1997). This paper mostly concerns Rome, but Greece will not be ignored because

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,Sicherheitsaspekte für Webprojekte, ones suited to the new situation. The one factor that is common to all upheavals is an uncertainty about the future and a desire to postpone irreversible demographic decisions until the situation is clearer. Among those countries already undergoing a fertility transition, fertility levels do not re

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Was There a Neolithic Mortality Crisis?l literature, especially that in the ecological tradition, and in works on anthropology and palaeodemography. This paper examines how these ideas developed and questions whether this near-consensus could prove to be fallible.

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Family Size Control by Infanticide in the Great Agrarian Societies of Asiang-term population equilibrium is probably adequately explained by non-infanticidal mortality balancing fertility (Caldwell and Caldwell 2003a). Certainly babies were often killed when deformed or in times of crisis but not on a scale to constitute a demographically significant impact.

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