The decline of fertility in Europe : the revised proceedings of a Conference on the Princeton European Fertility Project

The decline of fertility in Europe : the revised proceedings of a Conference on the Princeton European Fertility Project
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欧洲生育率的下降:普林斯顿欧洲生育项目会议的修订议事录

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10.2307/2162993
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发表时间:
1990
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The American Historical Review
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通讯作者:
S. Watkins
S. Watkins
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作者:
S. Hochstadt;A. Coale;S. Watkins

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这些会议记录报告了普林斯顿大学关于欧洲几百个省生育率下降的研究项目的高潮,但没有结束。甚至在1963年开始的项目之前,伊顿人口研究办公室就出版了关于欧洲生育率下降的书籍和论文。由于欧洲有大量高质量的历史人口统计数据,因此有可能将西班牙生育率下降的租赁方法系统地推广到欧洲几百个省,从生育率下降之前到生育率发生重大变化。在1979年会议之前,作为这个项目的一部分,写了6本书和许多文章。由于综合所有这些reasonably超出了合理的研究议程,任何一个人,它决定举行一次会议,为那些谁写的书和那些谁是特别感兴趣的主题。以前曾就这一主题写过文章的作者被要求提交的论文不是关于他们已经写过的国家,而是关于延伸到几个国家的相互关系。该卷还包括彩色地图,显示欧洲各省婚姻生育率下降开始的估计日期的地理分布。
These conference proceedings report on the culmination but not the termination of the Princeton research project on the fertility decline within each of several hundred provinces in Europe. Even before the projects beginning in 1963 Princetons office of Population Research produced books and dissertations on the European fertility decline. The extensive historical demographic statistics of high quality available for Europe made it possible to systematically extend Leasures approach to Spanish fertility decline to the several hundred provinces of Europe from the period preceding fertility decline through the major fertility changes. Prior to the 1979 conference 6 books and many articles were written as a part of this project. Since a synthesis of all this reasearch exceeded a reasonable research agenda for any single individual it was decided to hold a conference for those who had written books and those who were particularly interested in the subject. Authors who had previously written on the subject were asked to contribute papers not on the countries they had already written about but on interrelations that extended to several countries. This volume also includes colored maps showing the geographic distribution of the estimated date of the beginning of the marital fertility decline in European provinces.