Frans van Poppel: a sort of farewell. Liber Amicorum. - NIDI

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Publication:Nederlands Interdisciplinair Demografisch InstituutLange Houtstraat 19, 2511 CV The HagueP.O. Box 11650, 2502 AR The HaguePhone: + 31 70 - 3565200December 2012Photo cover: Kees RuttenEditors:Erik Beekink and Evelien WalhoutTechnical coordination:Jeannette van der Aar and Jacqueline van der HelmPublisher:AndoMercuriusweg 372516 AW Den HaagISBN: 978-90-8780-000-0© 2012, NIDI, The HagueNo part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by means, print, photocopy, microfilm,or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher
Table of contentsPreface....................................................................................................................................... 7Introduction............................................................................................................................... 8Part IScope and Impact.................................................................................................................... 11Frans van Poppel: A sort of farewell in 2012.........................................................................13Dirk J. van de KaaAhead, not aloof. Frans van Poppel’s contribution to agenda-settingin historical demography.........................................................................................................17Jan KokThe impact of a historical demographer: A bibliometric approach........................................22George AlterOn the occasion of the retirement of Frans van Poppel..........................................................25Simon SzreterPart IIData and Methods....................................................................................................................27The census and the historical demographer............................................................................28Peter DoornSex ratios in global historical perspective:Female surplus versus female deficit......................................................................................32Antoinette Fauve-ChamouxErasmus’ monkey.Iconoclastic reflections on two developments in technical demography...............................39Ron Lesthaeghe25 Years of collaboration: The Historical Sample of theNetherlands and LINKS..........................................................................................................45Kees MandemakersPart IIIFertility and Nuptiality............................................................................................................49Low fertility, economic change and unemployment during the interbellum period..............50Jan Van BavelSocio-economic status and marriage in Northeast China, 1749-1912...................................54Shuang Chen, James Lee and Cameron CampbellThe incidence of consanguinity in Norway in the late 19 th century.......................................58Hilde L. Jåstad and Gunnar ThorvaldsenVerzuiling (‘pillarisation’), ontzuiling (‘de-pillarisation’) and fertility inthe Netherlands (1920-1980)..................................................................................................63Hans Knippenberg and Sjoerd de VosMarriage and conscription in the Netherlands........................................................................66Pim Kooij
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Page 31 and 32: Early in his career, Frans was co-a
Page 34 and 35: 32Sex ratios in global historical p
Page 36 and 37: appeared early, as in some southern
Page 38 and 39: available on female labour in India
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while the GDP continued to grow som
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Map 1. Communities covered by the C
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Above all, our empirical study demo
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The proportion of consanguineous ma
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Earlier studies have shown that par
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Verzuiling (‘pillarisation’), o
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The crumbling of the Roman Catholic
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In the 1970 s , exemption from serv
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DataTo examine this issue, I use da
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ConclusionThese results confirm the
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confirmed for one dependent variabl
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ReferencesBlau, Peter M. and Otis D
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78Origins of the ‘western Europea
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ReferencesGoldberg, P.J.P. (1992),
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Figure 1. Fertility, mortality, and
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century Nakahara. 1 Nevertheless, i
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86Are we getting sick of low income
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Neither alone nor neglected:The eld
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Figure 3. Percentage widowers cores
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Spouse n.i. n.i. n.i.absent 0,50 1
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Childbearing and longevity - the co
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98Excess mortality during the Dutch
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Table 1. Available vital statistics
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Mededeelingenvan het bureauvoor sta
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gender, and in selected age groups
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Divergence of life expectancy and t
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a. MenTable 1. Variation in life ex
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absolute terms current disparities
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ReferencesLeon, D.A., V.M. Shkolnik
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climate change and secondly, that t
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Browning, Christopher R., Danielle
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populations where life expectancy a
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120Demographic systems and populati
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The impact of the 1911 heat wave on
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in the effect of heat on mortality.
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ReferencesCapellmann, Carl (1877),
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Biography of the authorsGeorge Alte
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Jan Kok (1959) studied social histo
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His thesis, published in 1997 as AA
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