The nature of demography
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Author
Publication
2008 - Princeton University Press, Princeton, N.J, New Jersey
Language
English
Word Count
90,250 words, Guess
Page Count
361 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100691139431
- ISBN-100691128235
- ISBN-139780691139432
- ISBN-139780691128238
- Library of Congress Control Number2008930612
and 5 more
- ISBN-139870691128238
- OCLC Control Number231587116
- Better World Books9780691128238
- Better World Books9780691139432
- Open LibraryOL24476170M
Classifications
- DDC304.6
- LCCHB849.4 .L4 2008
- LCCHB849.4
and 1 more
- LCCHB849.4 .L427 2008
Description
"Rapid changes over the last twenty years have impacted every branch of demographic analysis, from birth rates and immigration, to marriage rates and aging. The Nature of Demography is a response to these enormous changes. Written by one of the world's leading demographers, this authoritative text offers a systematic and coherent overview of the fundamental ideas governing the study of present and future populations." "The book covers formal models as well as the underlying logic and context of demographic reasoning. The text also illustrates recent data and new methodological developments. The first section of the book discusses measurements that involve a single individual, such as mortality and fertility; the second section moves from individual behaviors to population-level phenomena; and the third section looks at models involving individuals and social structures within the population, such as marriage and migration rates - topics not addressed in such detail in any other demography text."--Jacket.
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