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The Decline of Fertility in Europe
Ansley Johnson Coale
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Beschreibung
This volume summarizes the major findings of the Princeton European Fertility Project. The Project, begun in 1963, was a response to the realization that one of the great social revolutions of the last century, the remarkable decline in marital fertility in Europe, was still poorly understood.
Originally published in 1986.
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Abortion, Endogamy, Secularization, Anachronism, Demographic statistics, Reduced level, Radicalization, Remarriage, Family income, Fertility, Population pyramid, Scarcity, Population decline, Total fertility rate, Risk of mortality, European Russia, Infant mortality, Child marriage, Setback (architecture), Mortality rate, Ecological fallacy, Childbirth, Urbanization, Menopause, Birth rate, Internal colonialism, Tardiness, Primogeniture, Capitalism, Division of labour, Exclusion, Stillbirth, Pale of Settlement, Miscarriage, Malthusian catastrophe, Old age, Child neglect, Demographic transition, Tuberculosis, Western European marriage pattern, Birth control, Continental Europe, Shame, Rate of natural increase, Child mortality, Late Marriage, Dichotomy, Age disparity in sexual relationships, Demography, West Germany, Null hypothesis, One Unit, Negative relationship, Cultural lag, Southern Germany, Celibacy, Sub-replacement fertility, Infanticide, Liberalization, Religious persecution, Prostitution, Standard deviation, Demographic history, Cultural imperialism, Household economics, Rural district, Hutterite, Minority group, Natural fertility, Neglect