The paper presents the project of an aggregative reconstruction of the population of Ger-many from the sixteenth … of population size and of annual series of the crude birth, marriage and death rates rests on three types of sources … points in time are used to derive annual growth rates of popula-tion. This information is used to derive approximate …

population matters in the Roman Republic and early Empire. More than 170 years of discussion have hitherto not led to any … population statistics into its wider historiographic context. It draws attention to contemporary thought on the relationship … between population, nation and economy, and to the influence of this thought on key contributions to the debate on ancient …

low mortality during a later epidemic. Methods: We use data from the Registre de la Population du Québec Ancien, which … covers the historical population living in St. Lawrence Valley, Québec, Canada. Children born in 1705-1724 were grouped …

The relative income-health hypothesis postulates that income distribution is one of the key determinants of population …

spouse is population-specific: Mother’s remarriage has no effect in Krummhörn, while children in Quebec tended to benefit … the children born from his former marriage, while such effect was not seen for Quebec. These population-specific effects …

? By employing a unique set of longitudinal register-based data for the Jewish population in Israel, this study seeks to …

physiological processes related to aging, such as decreasing oocyte quality. We use a large population-based sample of American … conception, fetal development, or birth. The results for young maternal age add to the evidence suggesting that children born to …