Mlnoz-Perez Francisco. — The decline of Fertility in Southern Europe. After the second world war, birth rates in Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal remained relatively high, because of the delayed demographic transition The author shows that during the following 30 years developments in these countries, paralleled those in the more industrialized nations In spite of failing birth rates, there was a sharp rise in marriage rates and rather less childlessness It is clear that the populations of these regions were liable to the same influences which had shaped demographic developments in the rest of Europe Therefore, the recent fall in birth rates recorded in those countries, ten years later than m the remainder of Europe seems less surprising T...
Sardon Jean-Paul.- Recent Demographic Trends in the Developed Countries The relative overall stabili...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Mlnoz-Perez Francisco. — The decline of Fertility in Southern Europe. After the second world war, bi...
SUMMARY The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the var...
Fertility and Family size in Western Europe. The trends observed since the second world war-i.e. t...
SUMMARY The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the var...
Saez Armand. — The Development of Fertility in Spain during the Present Century. It is possible to c...
Saez Armand. — The Development of Fertility in Spain during the Present Century. It is possible to c...
Bourgeois-Pichat Jean. — Does the Current Decline in Fertility in Europe Fit the Model of the Demogr...
Muňoz-Perez Francisco. — Fertility trends in industrialized countries since 1971. From 1971 to 1981,...
Bourgeois-Pichat Jean. — Does the Current Decline in Fertility in Europe Fit the Model of the Demogr...
Sardon Jean-Paul.- Recent Demographic Trends in the Developed Countries The relative overall stabili...
Sardon Jean-Paul.- Recent Demographic Trends in the Developed Countries The relative overall stabili...
Fertility has by now reached very low levels in all European countries, with the exception of Albani...
Sardon Jean-Paul.- Recent Demographic Trends in the Developed Countries The relative overall stabili...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Mlnoz-Perez Francisco. — The decline of Fertility in Southern Europe. After the second world war, bi...
SUMMARY The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the var...
Fertility and Family size in Western Europe. The trends observed since the second world war-i.e. t...
SUMMARY The total fertility of women born in 1940 goes from 2.0 to 2.4 children per woman in the var...
Saez Armand. — The Development of Fertility in Spain during the Present Century. It is possible to c...
Saez Armand. — The Development of Fertility in Spain during the Present Century. It is possible to c...
Bourgeois-Pichat Jean. — Does the Current Decline in Fertility in Europe Fit the Model of the Demogr...
Muňoz-Perez Francisco. — Fertility trends in industrialized countries since 1971. From 1971 to 1981,...
Bourgeois-Pichat Jean. — Does the Current Decline in Fertility in Europe Fit the Model of the Demogr...
Sardon Jean-Paul.- Recent Demographic Trends in the Developed Countries The relative overall stabili...
Sardon Jean-Paul.- Recent Demographic Trends in the Developed Countries The relative overall stabili...
Fertility has by now reached very low levels in all European countries, with the exception of Albani...
Sardon Jean-Paul.- Recent Demographic Trends in the Developed Countries The relative overall stabili...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...
Summary The increase of fertility rates observed until 1964 in most Western countries was a conseque...