Biomedical subjects
M S Teitelbaum
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The fear of population decline.
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[Depopulation: science and politics].
"This paper is structured around four propositions about population decline: (1) discussions about population decline have been plagued with confusion about the very meaning of the topic, as well as about causes, consequences and policy measures; (2) the issue is closely tied to political ideologies and cultural values; (3) demographic data and methods, and some prominent demographers, have played central roles in the debate; (4) the future of fertility is even murkier than usual, and therefore the legitimacy of concerns about population decline is not obvious." (SUMMARY IN ENG AND SPA)
Immigration, refugees, and foreign policy.
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Right versus right: immigration and refugee policy in the United States.
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Relevance of demographic transition theory for developing countries.
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Birth underregistration in the constituent counties of England and Wales: 1841-1910.
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Population and development: is a consensus possible?
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Coital frequency and sex ratio.
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Socio-economic factors and the sex ratio at birth.
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Male and female components of perinatal mortality: international trends, 1901-63.
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Limited dependence of the human sex ratio on birth order and parental ages.
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Factors affecting the sex ratio in large populations.
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