1st Edition

Routledge Library Editions: Demography

4732 Pages
by Routledge

Demographic history is now recognised as one of the most important components of social and economic history. Although the empirical contexts of some of these volumes published between 1924 and 1995, (particularly those focussed on modelling and planning for population change) can at first seem out-of-date, the concerns discussed remain very much at the focus of public discourse. Indeed, they... Read more

1. Horace Belshaw Population Growth and Levels of Consumption.

2. Lester R. Brown and Hal Kane Full house

3. Edited by John C. Caldwell, Allan G. Hill, and Valerie Hull Micro-approaches to demographic research

4. Lincoln H. Day Analysing population trends

5. Edited by Allan Findlay and Paul White West European population change

6. Edited by W. T. S. Gould and Richard Lawton Planning for population change

7. Edited by R. W. Hiorns Demographic patterns in developed societies

8. Frances Moore Lappé Rachel Schurman Taking population seriously

9. Leo A. Orleans Every fifth child

10. Sidney Vere Pearson The Growth and Distribution of Population.

11. Edited by John Saunders Population growth in Latin America and U.S. national security

12. Dorothy Stein People who count

13. N. L. Tranter Population since the industrial revolution

14. Edited by Robert Woods and Philip Rees Population structures and models

15. J. Swinburne Population and the Social Problem

16. Edited by K. M. Barbour and R. M. Prothero Essays on African Population.

Biography

Horace Belshaw, Lester R. Brown and Hal Kane, John C. Caldwell, Allan G. Hill, and Valerie Hull, Lincoln H. Day, Allan Findlay and Paul White, W. T. S. Gould and Richard Lawton, R. W. Hiorns, Frances Moore Lappé and Rachel Schurman, Leo A. Orleans, Sidney Vere Pearson, John Saunders, Dorothy Stein, N. L. Tranter, Robert Woods and Philip Rees, J. Swinburne, K. M. Barbour and R. M. Prothero.