Population Patterns in the Past

Content: 
STUDIES IN SOCIAL DISCONTINUITY, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Contributors, Pages ix-x
Introduction, Pages 1-17, RONALD DEMOS LEE
A Homeostatic Demographic Regime: Patterns in West European Family Reconstitution Studies, Pages 19-51, DANIEL SCOTT SMITH
Peasant Household Organization and Demographic Change in Lower Saxony (1689–1766), Pages 53-69, LUTZ K. BERKNER
The Civil Code and Nuptiality: Empirical Investigation of a Hypothesis, Pages 71-111, ALBERT I. HERMALIN, ETIENNE VAN DE WALLE
Primonuptiality and Ultimonuptiality: Their Effects on Stem-Family-Household Frequencies, Pages 113-134, E.A. HAMMEL, KENNETH W. WACHTER
Deaths, Marriages, Births, and the Tuscan Economy (ca. 1300–1550), Pages 135-164, DAVID HERLIHY
The Influence of Economic and Social Variables on Marriage and Fertility in Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Japanese Villages, Pages 165-200, SUSAN B. HANLEY
Childbearing and Land Availability: Some Evidence from Individual Household Data, Pages 201-227, R.M. McINNIS
American Fertility Patterns since the Civil War, Pages 229-276, PETER H. LINDERT
Who Chose the Cities? Migrants to Moscow and St. Petersburg Cities in the Late Nineteenth Century, Pages 277-295, BARBARA A. ANDERSON
A Repertory of Stable Populations, Pages 297-309, M. DEMONET, J. DUPÂQUIER, H. LE BRAS
Can Anything Be Said about Demographic Trends When Only Aggregate Vital Statistics Are Available?, Pages 311-336, MASSIMO LIVI BACCI
Methods and Models for Analyzing Historical Series of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Pages 337-370, RONALD DEMOS LEE
Index, Pages 371-376