POPULATION AND SOCIETY IN 20TH-CENTURY SOUTHEAST-ASIA
POPULATION AND SOCIETY IN 20TH-CENTURY SOUTHEAST-ASIA
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DOI：
10.1017/s0022463400013564
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发表时间：
1994-09-01
影响因子：
0.6
通讯作者：
HIRSCHMAN, C
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作者：
HIRSCHMAN, C
在整个世纪，东南亚的人口将从8000万增加到5.3亿。 这种惊人的人口增长主要是由于世纪后半叶死亡率的迅速下降，但19世纪末和世纪初东南亚社会的社会经济和政治属性也促成了人口的快速增长，特别是在边境水稻种植区的定居点。 尽管本区域几乎每个国家都在进行生育率转型，但在世纪中期停止增长之前，本区域的人口可能会翻一番。
Over the course of the twentieth century, Southeast Asia's population will have grown from 80 to 530 million. Much of this extraordinary growth is due to the very rapid decline in mortality over the second half of the century, but the socioeconomic and political attributes of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Southeast Asian societies also contributed to rapid population growth, especially in the settlement of frontier rice-growing regions. Although fertility transitions are underway in almost every country in the region, the population of the region will probably double in size before growth ceases sometime in the middle of the twenty-first century.