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European Population Conference
Population of Central and Eastern Europe.
Challenges and Opportunities
Ed. by Irena E. Kotowska and Janina Józwiak
Statistical Publishing Establishment
Warsaw, 2003, 724 pages
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В семисотстраничном томе, подготовленном
к Европейской Конференции по народонаселению, состоявшейся 26-30
августа в Варшаве, собраны специально написанные для этого тома
статьи ведущих европейских демографов - как западно-, так и восточноевропейских,
посвященные различным аспектам демографического развития стран Центральной
и Восточной Европы.
Contents
Contributors
Introduction
The population of Europe: the present and the future
Zbigniew Strzelecki
Population trends in Central and Eastern Europe - an
overview
Heinz Fassman, Rainer Munz
Part I Fertility change
Fertility and fertility regulation in Eastern Europe:
from the socialist to the post-socialist era
Miroslav Macura, Alphonse L.MacDonald
Fertility trends and prospects in Central and Eastern
Europe: the cohort perspective
Tomas Frejka, Jean-Paul Sardon
Post-transitional fertility development: new perspectives
introduced by Central and East European nations
Kalev Katus
On the way to one-child life: are we beyond the point
of no return? Some considerations concerning the fertility decrease
in Russia
Alexandre Avdeev
Fertility preferences versus actual behaviour in Hungary
Ferenc Kamarás
Another way of describing the development of fertility
and what emerges from this for Europe
Felix Koschin
Part II Living arrangements and changing structures
Mutual relationships between education and women's entry
into a first union: the case of Central and Eastern Europe
Francesco C. Billari, Dimiter Philipov
Gendering family formation. First marriage and first
birth in Hungary and Poland
Livia Sz. Olah, Ewa Fratczak
Changing living arrangements in Hungary and the Netherlands:
Older adults in one- and in two-person households, 1990-2001
Jenny de Jong Gierveld
Measuring population perspectives in Europe
László Hablicsek
Long-term consequences of stabilisation of reproductive
behaviour during socio-economic transition in Poland
Jolanta Kurkiewicz
Part III Health, morbidity and mortality
Health and death in the Baltic States
Catherine Gaumé, Guillaume Wunsch
Some aspects of reproductive health in Hungary
Catherine Gourbin, Eva Gardos
Deviation from epidemiological transition. The case
of Hungary
Etelka Daróczi
Mortality and health during the transition to a market
economy in Latvia
Juris Krumins
Causes of death in Russia: assessing trends since the
1950s
France Meslé, Jacques Vallin, Veronique Hertrich, Evgueni Andreev,
Vladimir Shkolnikov
Part IV Population and economy
Central and Eastern European countries and the new reality
of European international migration
Corrado Bonifazi
Labour market and demographic processes - some remarks
on a new perspective needed
Irena E. Kotowska
Fertility behaviour in a period of economic pressures
and growing opportunities - Hungary, the 1990s
Zsolt Spéder
Demographic determinants of the labour market in Poland
Janusz Witkowski
Démographie de la pauvreté : la Russie des années 90
Patrick Festy, Irina Kortchaguina, Lilia Ovtcharova, Lidia Prokofieva
The economy and demographic pressure
Stanislawa Borkowska
Poland and Ukraine: demographic consequences of two
ways of come-back from the communism
Jan Paradysz
Part V Population policies
Impact of transition on family policy
Nada Stropnik
Family policy in Lithuania: assessments and needs
Vlada Stankuniene
Family policy in Poland at the turn of the century
Bozena Balcerzak-Paradowska
Part VI Population and societal change
Demographies in transition': an essay on continuity
and discontinuity in value change
Dirk van de Kaa
Fertility in times of discontinuous societal change
Dimiter Philipov
Understanding lower and later fertility in Central and
Eastern Europe
Tomás Sobotka
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