Cazes (Marie-Hélène), Cazes (Pierre). - Assessing the genealogical depth of an ancestry Many studies in genetics and historical demography rely on family reconstitution, beginning with one individual and his or her ancestry. Information from such genealogies varies depending on the number of the individual's ancestors who can be identified. Traditional assessments of kinship or consanguinity ratios are often based on such reconstitutions. This reinforces the need for information from these genealogies to be quantified in order that individual situations may be compared. In this paper it is shown that an index which is supposed to provide information about the average length of an ancestry may lead to inconsistent results in some cases, and ...
International audienceA growing number of websites offer users the possibility of building family tr...
The special status of genealogy within the cultural and social practices has been problematic since ...
Oral généalogies are unreliable for reconstructing past populations because they are affected by two...
Cazes (Marie-Hélène), Cazes (Pierre). - Assessing the genealogical depth of an ancestry Many studies...
In more récent years, historians have shown interest in genealogy as this science describes the demo...
International audienceComputers are more and more frequently used to analyse genealogical data.While...
A potential "heritability" of demographic behaviors could be stressed out by an ascendant genealogic...
Les souches ancestrales d’une population font habituellement référence aux lignées paternelles, en r...
When they are complète, descending genealogies constitute remarkable sources for the analysis of pas...
Original analyses emanating from the rediscovery of genealogy have joined with many other new perspe...
SUMMARY. This paper presents a number of measures of genealogical relationships, based on recent res...
Social genealogies differ from traditional genealogies in two ways : firstly, they systematically ex...
Un individu est dit consanguin si ses parents sont apparentés et s’il existe donc dans sa généalogie...
Pour retracer la fécondité sur une longue période, les démographes et historiens ont souvent recours...
Zarca (Bernard). - The Transmission of Self-Employed Status Between Generations: One Heir or Several...
International audienceA growing number of websites offer users the possibility of building family tr...
The special status of genealogy within the cultural and social practices has been problematic since ...
Oral généalogies are unreliable for reconstructing past populations because they are affected by two...
Cazes (Marie-Hélène), Cazes (Pierre). - Assessing the genealogical depth of an ancestry Many studies...
In more récent years, historians have shown interest in genealogy as this science describes the demo...
International audienceComputers are more and more frequently used to analyse genealogical data.While...
A potential "heritability" of demographic behaviors could be stressed out by an ascendant genealogic...
Les souches ancestrales d’une population font habituellement référence aux lignées paternelles, en r...
When they are complète, descending genealogies constitute remarkable sources for the analysis of pas...
Original analyses emanating from the rediscovery of genealogy have joined with many other new perspe...
SUMMARY. This paper presents a number of measures of genealogical relationships, based on recent res...
Social genealogies differ from traditional genealogies in two ways : firstly, they systematically ex...
Un individu est dit consanguin si ses parents sont apparentés et s’il existe donc dans sa généalogie...
Pour retracer la fécondité sur une longue période, les démographes et historiens ont souvent recours...
Zarca (Bernard). - The Transmission of Self-Employed Status Between Generations: One Heir or Several...
International audienceA growing number of websites offer users the possibility of building family tr...
The special status of genealogy within the cultural and social practices has been problematic since ...
Oral généalogies are unreliable for reconstructing past populations because they are affected by two...