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Demographic transition

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Population: the vital revolution

Ronald Freedman

1964

Fertility and the Male Life-Cycle in the Era of Fertility Decline

Caroline Bledsoe

2000

Population growth and socioeconomic progress in less developed countries

Peter N. Hess

1988

Blockbusting in Baltimore

W. Edward Orser

1994

Population politics

Virginia Abernethy

1993

Population politics

Garrett Hardin, Virginia D. Abernethy

2000

Continuing Demographic Transition

J. C. Caldwell, Jones, G. W., R. M. Douglas

1997

Unnatural selection

Mara Hvistendahl

2011

Medicine and American growth, 1800-1860

James H. Cassedy

1986

Economic aspects of historical demographic change

William Paul McGreevey

1985

Capitalizing on the demographic transition

Michael Maurice Engelgau

2011

Impact of modernization on development and demographic behaviour

Carol Vlassoff

1988

Demographic transition and social change

Jay A. Weinstein

1976

Population, ethnicity, and nation-building

Calvin Goldscheider

1995

Population

Karen F. Balkin

2005

Ageing

Kasturi Sen

1994

Investment megatrends

Robert J. Froehlich

2006

China

Alice Goldstein

1996

Crises of realism

Tom Lloyd

1997

Transformation of the French demographic landscape, 1806-1906

Noël Bonneuil

1997

Global Monitoring Report 2015/2016

World Bank, International Monetary Fund

2015

The empty cradle

Phillip Longman

2004

Population matters

Steven W Sinding, Nancy Birdsall

2001

Demographic Change and Long-Run Development

Uwe Sunde, Matteo Cervellati

2017

Optimal economic growth and non-stable population

Evert van Imhoff

1989

Making It in the "Free World"

Patricia O'Brien

2001

Only one world

Gerard Piel

1992

The security demographic

Richard P. Cincotta

2003

Reproducing families

Levine, David

1987

Completing the fertility transition

United Nations. Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Population Division

2009

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