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Britain and the New Imperialism,ration records, .) and local population registers (.) and on macro demographic statistics and prefectural statistics from the Meiji and Taishō eras. The result is a major achievement in the contemporary study of historical demography.

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Introduction: Punctuating Disequilibrium, and was at its maximum during the 1920s. These findings enable us to reconsider the conventional view of living standards and economic recession during the interwar period in Japan by analyzing not only economic but also anthropometric indices.

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British Authors at an American Birth,ould allow a structural approach to gender history. Japanese scholars today are finding various and imaginative ways of using the concept of gender?to analyse the history of European countries. This book is a showcase for their research.

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Review of Toshiko Himeoka, Mayuho Hasegawa, et al., , (Kindai Yōroppa no Tankyū 11) (Gender: In Searould allow a structural approach to gender history. Japanese scholars today are finding various and imaginative ways of using the concept of gender?to analyse the history of European countries. This book is a showcase for their research.

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Introduction: Region and Locality,supply and demand, and to consider the factors determining labour migration to towns from the farming villages surrounding them. Kōriyama was the political and economic centre of the County of Asaka in northeastern Japan, and thus it enjoyed a high volume of both traffic and regional trade during th

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,Britain and the Russian Famine, 1891–1892,haracterised by delayed industrialisation and relatively low agricultural productivity. However, little is known about how economic conditions affected labour supplies in such regions. To answer this question, I investigated the employment of domestic servants in northern Akita Prefecture, a typical

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W. J. Mander,Stamatoula Panagakou shown that during this period the growth rates of infants living in rural areas were lower than the rates that characterized the mid Meiji period (1890–1896) and the beginning of the Shōwa period (1927–1929). It will also be established that most infants living in rural areas during the Taishō peri

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Introduction: Punctuating Disequilibriumospitals, volunteer organizations, private companies and so on: one is primary research data and the other are cited data in journals and books. Three findings emerge. (1) The long-term trend in the mean age at menarche was relatively stable at around the latter half of age 14 until the 1940s and af