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At the 70th 'anniversary' of Münzer’s death, ancient history ‘celebrates’ a more than twice long history of debate on population matters in the Roman Republic and early Empire. More than 170 years of discussion have hitherto not led to any conclusive answer on the basic question against...
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. The method allows estimation of fertility rates over a fine grid of ages, from either standard or non-standard age groups …
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covers the historical population living in St. Lawrence Valley, Québec, Canada. Children born in 1705-1724 were grouped …
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. These findings suggest that policies decreasing income inequality may improve the health of children and young- to middle …
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Mortality decline has historically been a result of reductions in the level of mortality at all ages. The slope of mortality increase with age has been remarkably stable. A number of leading researchers on aging, however, suggest that the next revolution of longevity increase will be the result...
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This paper investigates the interrelationship between states and families. At different levels of organization, both play a large role in shaping the context in which individuals live their lives. Yet when it comes to understanding key demographic events in the ancient Mediterranean world –...
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spouse is population-specific: Mother’s remarriage has no effect in Krummhörn, while children in Quebec tended to benefit … paper compares the effect of early parental loss on the survival of children in the past in the Krummhörn region of East … from the mother’s remarriage. In contrast, father’s remarriage in Krummhörn reduced dramatically the survival chances of …
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How relevant are the available theoretical perspectives on marriage dissolution for understanding modern family forms? By employing a unique set of longitudinal register-based data for the Jewish population in Israel, this study seeks to find out which of the major theoretical perspectives on...
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association. We find that offspring born to mothers below age 25 or above 35 have worse outcomes with respect to mortality, self …-rated health, height, obesity and the number of diagnosed conditions than those born to mothers aged 25-34. Controls for maternal … conception, fetal development, or birth. The results for young maternal age add to the evidence suggesting that children born to …
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