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Italian Manpower 225 B.C.-A.D. 14
P. A. Brunt
Hardcover - $1,027.95
This study of the size of the Italian population from 225 B.C. to A.D. 14 draws on early Roman census figures and yearly estimates of the number of men under arms to assess the nature of Italian emigration, the effects of wars and land settlements in ...
The History and Sociology of Genocide : Analyses and Case Studies
Frank Chalk
Paperback - $71.95
Genocide is not an invention of the twentieth century, say Frank Chalk and Kurt Jonassohn in this absorbing book, but has occurred throughout history in all parts of the world. This study--the first comprehensive survey of the history and sociology o ...
The Demographic Transition : Stages, Patterns, and Economic Implications
Jean-Claude Chesnais
Hardcover - $586.95
The whole sweep of Western experience of the modernization of demographic behavior is dealt with impartially in this work. Though it is technically sophisticated, the book also covers issues of interpretation and analysis of European and non-European ...
The Human Dichotomy
John Innes Clarke
Hardcover - $218.95
In The Human Dichotomy, John Clarke discusses how the ratio between the numbers of males and females will change in the future.
Scientific and technological advances, accompanied by social and economic change, are affecting the number of births, ...
How Many People Can the Earth Support?
Joel E. Cohen
Paperback - $29.95
/COHEN A compelling new analysis of world population, this penetrating assessment of one of the most crucial issues of our time reviews the history of world popluation growth and appraises that can be known about its future. "The definitive work on t ...
Family Planning in Japanese Society : Traditional Birth Control in a Modern Urban Culture
Samuel J. Coleman
Paperback - $81.95
Population Decline and Ageing in Japan : The Social Consequences
Florian Coulmas
Hardcover - $294.95
Event History Analysis in Demography
Daniel Courgeau
Hardcover - $397.95
During the 1970s, the amount of reliable data made available as a result of surveys increased enormously. At the same time, statistical and computational techniques developed to allow the new data to be handled. This first expositive treatment of the ...