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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Changes in Fertility and Mortality in the Czech Republic: An Attempt of Regional Demographic Analys obvious general population trends and dynamics. Second, it can be at least in part explained by the shortage of comprehensive cross-regional data, especially in the countries where the population registers have not been introduced.

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ern EuropeOver the last decade, Europe has experienced not only sweeping political, economic and social changes but also turbulent demographic developments which will to a great extent influence the region, its countries and their populations. The book presents a comprehensive overview of the recent

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Book 2000h will to a great extent influence the region, its countries and their populations. The book presents a comprehensive overview of the recent demographic trends in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe focusing on such critical issues as fertility decline, changes in mortality, migration dynami

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Book 2000volved in relation to the specificity of national, historical, economic or cultural background and how these issues are being currently addressed and articulated by professional demographers, governmental authorities and broader public community.

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Recent Demographic Development in Romania,iate influence over the demographic phenomena. To all these should be added the profound changes in the way people live as a result of acquired access to Western mass culture and more and more frequent contacts with people of other countries.

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Demographic Situation and Population Policies in Hungary,which characterises the post-industrial populations, are core processes of the 20th century. Transition from high to low fertility and mortality along with the significant population growth and the ageing process are the most important characteristics of population development.

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Population Development in Latvia,rtility, including marital fertility, as well as of the natural growth of population, began in the last third of the 19th century. Since the middle of the 1920s, fertility has been under replacement level.

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Recent Population Development in Lithuania,tensity of their manifestation. However, Lithuania noticeably stands out from the post-communist countries with similar recent demographic trends, by the most insignificant degree of its demographic changes.

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Demographic Situation and Mortality Trends in Russia,ase since 1992 has been negative and during the last few years oscillated around 705 thousand. Due to positive annual net migration, which since 1992 has been about 5 million, the total population size of Russia has been decreasing not as rapid as it could have been otherwise (Figure 14.2).

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