Titlebook: New Demographic Faces of Europe; The Changing Populat Tomáš Kučera (Faculty of Science),Olga V. Kučerová Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin H

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59800-5Nation; Russia; demography; fertility; growth; migration; population; population growth; social change

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Tomáš Kučera (Faculty of Science),Olga V. KučerováComprehensive overview of recent demographic developments.Comparable structure of contributions.First book on demography in Central and Eastern Europe

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Demographic Development of the Republic Belarus,the population of Belarus is 14 times smaller than the population of Russia, 5 times smaller than Ukraine’s population but 1.3 times larger than population of the all three independent Baltic States (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia) combined.

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Population Development in Bulgaria, waiting for the appearance of the 10 millionth Bulgarian citizen. After the population reached its maximum of 8,992 thousand in 1989, one would expect that the 9 million mark would be reached in 1990, but by then nobody was thinking of such solemnities. Instead, in the 1990s the demographic change has been often described as a “catastrophe”.

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