Demographic Challenges for the 21st Century: A State of the Art in Demography : Conference Organized as a Tribute to the Continuing Endeavours of Prof. Dr. Em. Ron Lesthaeghe in the Field of Demography

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Asp / Vubpress / Upa, 2008 - 253 pagina's

Inspired by the work of Ron Lesthaeghe, retired Belgian professor of demography and social science research methodology, this collection of contributions is also based on a conference entitled "Demographic Challenges for the 21st Century: A State of the Art in Demography." During Ron Lesthaeghe’s tenure, he established himself as a scholar, publishing highly influential work that changed the face of demography and founded the research group, Interface Demography. Most of his research was in the various subfields of demography: historical, social, and economic, and mainly covered populations of Europe and of sub-Saharan Africa. He also researched the fields of cultural change in Europe and of ethnic minority studies. This book offers a collection of tributes to his contribution to demography, presented by leading international demographers.

 

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Acknowledgements Jan Van Bavel
7
Preface Johan Surkyn
13
Austria vs Sweden
91
Is the Second
115
A Challenge for Demographers
143
Prospects for the Family Support
223
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Johan Surkynis an academic researcher in the fields of demography, migration, changing household structures and cultural determinants of demographic behavior at the Free University of Brussels.Patrick Deboosereis a senior researcher in demography in the department of social research at the Free University of Brussels. Johan Surkynis an academic researcher in the fields of demography, migration, changing household structures and cultural determinants of demographic behavior at the Free University of Brussels.Patrick Deboosereis a senior researcher in demography in the department of social research at the Free University of Brussels.

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