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A Journal of Demography
Volume 25, 1971 - Issue 3
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Nuptiality and population growth

R. Lesthaeghe
Pages 415-432 | Published online: 09 Nov 2011

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Elitsa K. Dimitrova. (2008) The recent marital transition in Bulgaria between historical diversity and Pan-European integration. The History of the Family 13:2, pages 195-209.
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DallasF. S. Fernando. (1975) Changing nuptiality patterns in Sri Lanka 1901–1971. Population Studies 29:2, pages 179-190.
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Donald H. Parkerson & Jo Ann Parkerson. (2016) “Fewer Children of Greater Spiritual Quality”: Religion and the Decline of Fertility in Nineteenth-Century America. Social Science History 12:1, pages 49-70.
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David R. Weir. (2016) Rather Never than Late: Celibacy and Age at Marriage in English Cohort Fertility, 1541-1871. Journal of Family History 9:4, pages 340-354.
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Gary Pickens. (1980) A stochastic model of natural marital fertility: theory and analysis of some historical population data. Mathematical Biosciences 48:1-2, pages 129-151.
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Dallas F. S. Fernando. (2008) The continuing fertility decline in Sri Lanka. Journal of Biosocial Science 12:1, pages 51-60.
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Franklin F. Mendels. (2016) Notes On the Age of Maternity, Population Growth and Family Structure in the Past. Journal of Family History 3:3, pages 236-250.
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Jane Menken & John Bongaarts. 1978. Nutrition and Human Reproduction. Nutrition and Human Reproduction 261 311 .
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DANIEL SCOTT SMITH. 1977. Population Patterns in the Past. Population Patterns in the Past 19 51 .
Samuel H. Preston & Alan Thomas Richards. (1975) The influence of women’s work opportunities on marriage rates. Demography 12:2, pages 209-222.
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J Menken. (1974) Biological determinants of demographic processes.. American Journal of Public Health 64:7, pages 657-661.
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ROBERT G. POTTER. 1972. Population Dynamics. Population Dynamics 137 166 .
Guillaume Wunsch. (2016) Un modèle élémentaire de simulation de transition démographique (TRANSIM). Recherches économiques de Louvain 37:4, pages 441-448.
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