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Subject(s)

• Population [Browse]

Editor

• Davis, Kingsley, 1908-1997 [Browse]

Series

• Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ; v. 237. [More in this series]
• Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science ; v. 237, January, 1945 [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• The world demographic transition / Kingsley Davis
• The changing population of the United States / Philip M. Hauser and Conrad Taeuber
• Demographic status of South America / Halbert L. Dunn, Hope Tisdale Eldridge, and Nora P. Powell
• Population problems in Central and Caribbean America / Alberto P. León and Alvaro Aldama C.
• Population trends in postwar Europe / Dudley Kirk
• Russia's growing population / M. Kantorovitz Gordon
• The demographic heritage of the Japanese Empire / Irene B. Taeuber and Edwin G. Beal
• Population prospects for China and Southeastern Asia / Warren S. Thompson
• Population problems in the British overseas dominions / Enid Charles
• The peoples of the Mohammedan world / Ernest Jurkat and Louise K. Kiser
• Demographic consequences of European contact with primitive peoples / S.F. Cook
• Trends, determinants, and control in human fertility / P.K. Whelpton and Clyde V. Kiser
• Trends in longevity / Louis I. Dublin and Alfred J. Lotka
• Infant and maternal mortality in the modern world / Jacob Yerushalmy
• The trend toward an older population / John D. Durand
• Sickness and health: their measurement, distribution, and changes / Selwyn D. Collins
• Pressures and barriers in future migration / Edward P. Hutchinson and Wilbert E. Moore
• Relocation of Europeans / Imre Ferenczi
• Population and per capita income / Joseph J. Spengler
• Issues of population policy / Frank Lorimer.

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LCCN

45001796

OCLC

171284

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