M es lé France and Vallin Jacques. - Reconstitution of Annual Mortality Tables in 19th Century France. Since the 1950's, as a result of work by Jean Bourgeois-Pichat. a series of triennial abridged tables of mortality centered on census years has become available. General trends are, therefore well known. However, it seemed useful to attempt to construct a complete series of mortality tables by single years of age for each calendar year, comparable to figures available for the 20th century. This would make it possible not only to trace the situation during the past century more accurately, but also to reconstitute the histories of many cohorts. With this object, we first calculated quinquennial age-specific mortality rates for each year by ...
Blum Alain, Houdaille Jacques and Lamouche Marc. - Evidence on mortality differentials at the end of...
The headway made in population studies since the Second World War has concerned the past more often ...
SUMMARY Up to the end of the \9th century, net migration in France was negligible. Thus, the size of...
M es lé France and Vallin Jacques. - Reconstitution of Annual Mortality Tables in 19th Century Franc...
SUMMARY The increase in the average length of life has slowed down considerably in France in recent ...
SUMMARY The study of registered deaths since the last war in France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Swi...
SUMMARY One of the aims of the survey was the compilation of age-specific life tables by decade. Cer...
Mortality table of the french population, 1960-1964. Except in recent years, when they have been cal...
Meslé France, Vallin Jacques.- Improving the Accuracy of Life Tables for the Oldest Old: The Case of...
Meslé France and Vallin Jacques. — The main cardiovascular mortality components in France since 1925...
Cambois (Emmanuelle), Robině (Jean-Marie), Brouard (Nicolas).- Life expectancies applied to specific...
Sardon (Jean-Paul).- A Period Measure of Mortality. The Example of France Mortality in a given year ...
Wilmoth John, Vallin Jacques and Caselli Graziella. — Differences between observed and expected gene...
Poi lain Michel, Chambre Dany, Foi lon Michel - La survie des centenaires belges (générations 1870-1...
Vallin Jacques. — Recent Trends in French Mortality. The publication of the French life tables for t...
Blum Alain, Houdaille Jacques and Lamouche Marc. - Evidence on mortality differentials at the end of...
The headway made in population studies since the Second World War has concerned the past more often ...
SUMMARY Up to the end of the \9th century, net migration in France was negligible. Thus, the size of...
M es lé France and Vallin Jacques. - Reconstitution of Annual Mortality Tables in 19th Century Franc...
SUMMARY The increase in the average length of life has slowed down considerably in France in recent ...
SUMMARY The study of registered deaths since the last war in France, the Netherlands, Sweden and Swi...
SUMMARY One of the aims of the survey was the compilation of age-specific life tables by decade. Cer...
Mortality table of the french population, 1960-1964. Except in recent years, when they have been cal...
Meslé France, Vallin Jacques.- Improving the Accuracy of Life Tables for the Oldest Old: The Case of...
Meslé France and Vallin Jacques. — The main cardiovascular mortality components in France since 1925...
Cambois (Emmanuelle), Robině (Jean-Marie), Brouard (Nicolas).- Life expectancies applied to specific...
Sardon (Jean-Paul).- A Period Measure of Mortality. The Example of France Mortality in a given year ...
Wilmoth John, Vallin Jacques and Caselli Graziella. — Differences between observed and expected gene...
Poi lain Michel, Chambre Dany, Foi lon Michel - La survie des centenaires belges (générations 1870-1...
Vallin Jacques. — Recent Trends in French Mortality. The publication of the French life tables for t...
Blum Alain, Houdaille Jacques and Lamouche Marc. - Evidence on mortality differentials at the end of...
The headway made in population studies since the Second World War has concerned the past more often ...
SUMMARY Up to the end of the \9th century, net migration in France was negligible. Thus, the size of...