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Population & Demography Geography:     more books (100)

Population Geography: A Reader Asian Population History (International Studies in Demography) Urbanization in History: A Process of Dynamic Interactions (International Studies in Demography) The Future of Low Birth-Rate Populations (Volume 0) by Lincoln H. Day, 1995-04-24 Population, Ethnicity, And Nation-building (Brown University Studies in Population and Development) by Calvin Goldscheider, 1995-07-05 Population Dynamics in India by Prabha Shastri Ranade, 1990-05-01 Population Growth and Family Change in Africa: New Urban Elite in Ghana by John C. Caldwell, 1977-12-31 Tracking the Mobility of Crime: New Methodologies and Geographies in Modeling the Diffusion of Offending by Jeremy R. Porter, 2010-11 Population: Patterns, Dynamics, and Prospects by James L. Newman, Gordon E. Matzke, 1984-01 Population and Society in Western European Port Cities, c. 1650-1939 (Liverpool University Press - Liverpool Science Fiction Texts & Studies) Population and Disaster (Institute of British Geographers Special Publications) by John I. Clarke, Peter Curson, et all 1989-10 Becoming British Columbia: A Population History of British Columbia by John Douglas Belshaw, 2009-02-12 Population and Development in the Third World (Routledge Introductions to Development) by Allan M. Findlay, Anne Findlay, 1987-05-21 Place, Migration and Development in the Third World: An Alternative Perspective (Routledge Series on Geography and Environment) by Lawrence A. Brown, 1990-10-25

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41. Canadian Population Society
    faculty members of Socoiology or demography departments in members come from Anthropology,Econmics, geography other to the Canadian Studies in population.  
    http://www.canpopsoc.org/
    
    Extractions: Annually, the Canadian Population Society (CPS) meets as part of the , that is hosted by different University campuses in Canada each year. The conference is usually 3 days in duration in late May/early June, features 25-30 academic paper presentations, and an Annual General Meeting. Where possible, sessions are designed to be joint with other Societies at the Congress and who share research interests, e.g. Canadian Economics Association, Canadian Association on Geography, etc. Annually, an award is given to the best student paper . In 2002, the CPS met on the University of Toronto campus. Programs and abstracts for 1996-present are available online. New! Read about the May 1-3, 2003 Joint CPS/PAA Session , "Demography of North American Aboriginal Population". the Call for Papers/Abstract deadline is October 1, 2002. The CPS has two media for periodical communication. The CPS newsletter is issued twice a year to CPS members. Non-members may also read it online. The

42. Demography And Population Studies
    geography 20 Points For details see geography GEOG301 the BSocSc(Hons) and MSocScin demography is open have at least one undergraduate population Studies paper  
    http://calendar.waikato.ac.nz/prescriptions/papers/demography.html
    
    Extractions: Note: Timetable entries for papers can be obtained by clicking on the icon beside the paper's code. Demography is concerned with the empirical analysis of population structure and trends, and population studies interrelates these with social, economic, environmental, cultural, biomedical and other factors. An important element is the application to social, economic environment and other areas of policy formulation and monitoring. An appreciation of the techniques of demographic research and analysis is essential to the study of both methodology and substantive issues. The Population Studies Programme co-ordinates the undergraduate programme in Population Studies and the graduate subject of Demography for the BSocSc(Hons) and MSocSc degrees. Population Studies may be taken as a supporting subject for the BA or BSocSc degrees. This programme of study complements and supports other papers in the University which are concerned with population, by providing training in core concepts, methods and issues. Students taking Population Studies as a supporting subject must include POPS201 in their degree programme. Students interested in this programme should consult the Population Studies Programme staff. Further information may also be obtained from the Chairpersons of the particular departments which teach the papers.

43. The Population-Environment Research Network (PERN)
    is free and open to those working on population and environment organizations, anda wide range of disciplines including demography, geography, forestry, urban  
    http://www.populationenvironmentresearch.org/signup.html
    
    Extractions: MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION Membership is free and open to those working on population and environment issues. You can register online , by filling out the form below. PERN has more than 600 members from all over the world, representing academic, business, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and a wide range of disciplines including demography, geography, forestry, urban planning and more. Over 50% of our members are from Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Members can be included in the member database, receive the monthly newsletter, and invitations to cyberseminars and meetings via email. As a rule, PERN will not send out more than 2 notices per month, except if you have signed up to participate in a cyberseminar. To remove yourself from the membership list or the cyberseminar list, write an email to pernadmin@www.populationenvironmentresearch.org with your name and a request to be removed. To update an existing membership record, simply register again and type 'update record' in the Comments box. JOIN THE POPULATION ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH NETWORK First Name: MI: Last Name: Email address: Academic discipline and degree (i.e., PhD, sociology; MS ecology, etc.):

44. Details Of Study Areas: Geography And Demography
    Details of Study Areas geography and demography. in each country were defined withthe intention of having a representative geographic population of that  
    http://www.ich.bris.ac.uk/elspac/countries/russia/3.htm
    
    Extractions: Details of Study Areas: Geography and Demography Chapter summarised by Rimma Ignatyeva Introduction The ELSPAC study is being conducted in several European countries with quite different political, geographical and demographic histories. At the beginning of the project almost all participating countries (except Greece) had mainly state-owned public health services (including the maternity and child health care sectors). Although the study areas in each country were defined with the intention of having a representative geographic population of that particular country, there were some specific features of each of the study sites where the ELSPAC data were being collected. The studies described here were performed in the British Isles (Avon and the Isle of Man), in Greece (part of the city of Athens) and in three of the new independent states of the former socialist bloc in central and eastern Europe (the Czech Republic, Russian Federation and Ukraine). Since the late 1980s or early 1990s, these latter three countries together with the whole eastern region of Europe have been undergoing profound political, social and economic changes. The major political reforms stress democratisation and decentralisation, privatisation and market economy. Rapid economic and political transition have also brought major changes to the health care systems in the region. Russia The population is approximately 148 million. The average population density is 8.7 per square kilometre and fluctuates from 328 people in Moscow to 0.2 in Chukchi okrug. Approximately 82% of the population are ethnic Russian, although more than 100 minority nationalities also live in Russia. 74% of the people live in urban areas.

45. SEMC - WIND ATLAS - Geography And Demography
    geography and demography. 20 S. According to the Demographic Census 2000IGBE (BrazilianInstitute of geography and Statistics) the population of the  
    http://www.semc.rs.gov.br/atlas/ENGgeo.htm
    
    Extractions: THE STATE OF RIO GRANDE DO SUL Geography and Demography With a territorial area of 282, 062 km2 (3.30% of the Brazilian territory) and occupying the southern extreme of Brazil, the state of Rio Grande do Sul has boundaries with the State of Santa Catarina to the N-NE, the Argentine Republic to the W-NW, the Republic of Uruguay to the S-SW and is bathed by the Atlantic Ocean on its eastern edge. It is located between the longitudes 57°36'14"W - 49°42'00W and the latitudes 33°45'37"S - 27°05'20"S. According to the Demographic Census 2000-IGBE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) the population of the state is 10,187,798 inhabitants. There was an increase of 11.4% in the decade from 1991 to 2000 (1.02% per year in recent years). In this period the urban population increased from 76.6% to 81.6%, while the rural population also diminished in absolute terms: of the 2.14 million rural inhabitants recorded in the census of 1991, 1.87 million remained in 2000. This represents not only the migration of rural population to the urban centers, a recurrent phenomenon throughout Brazil in recent decades, but also the migration of rural entrepreneurs and workers to the new important agricultural frontiers of the Midwest and North of Brazil, where there is a notable presence of Gaucho pioneers. Around 28% of the population of Rio Grande do Sul is located in municipalities that form the Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre - the main center of energy consumption in the State. Also notable are the large industrial centers of Caxias and Pelotas, cities with populations of over 300,000 inhabitants.

46. NIDI The World Wide Web Of Demography- Organizations In Europe
    population Information Site of Latvia (POPINLatvia Centre of demography; Facultyof Geographical and Earth Sciences Department of Human geography.  
    http://www.nidi.nl/links/nidi6203.html
    
    Extractions: This page presents an overview of research institutes and organizations in the field of demography and population studies on the World Wide Web in Europe. Countries in alphabetical order: Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic ... Latvia , the Netherlands Norway Poland Russia ... Turkey , and the United Kingdom European European Association for Population Studies (EAPS) European Migration Information Network (EMIN) European Society for Population Economics (ESPE) International Planned Parenthood Federation - European Network (IPPF EN) Nordic Network for Historical Demography United Nations (UN) Austria Austrian Institute for Family Studies International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Laxenburg:

47. Demography
    A master plan for the distribution of the Israeli population. Economic Quarterly,26(100), 5562. (Hebrew). Soffer, A. (1988). geography and demography in the  
    http://www.bgu.ac.il/NCRD/bib1/val/Demography.htm
    
    Extractions: Demography Bar-Gal, Y. (1981). Comments on the seasonal variation of birth rates in Israel. Geography Research Forum, Ben-Artzi, Y. and Shoshany, M. (1986). The Arabs of Haifa, 1972-1983: Demographic and Spatial Changes. Monograph Series on the Middle East , 33-50. Haifa: Haifa University Press. (Hebrew) Efrat, E. (1986). Israel's map of inequality in spatial development. GeoJournal, (Hebrew) Efrat, E. (1994). Demographic obsession over Jerusalem. The New Middle East Magazine, Gavish, D., and Sonis, M. (1979). Urban expansion of Tel-Aviv into the rural area. Karka, (Hebrew) Gonen, A., and Sonis, M. (1981). Geography of the elderly in Israel. Social Security, (Hebrew) Gonen, A., and Sonis, M. (1986). Dynamic spatial patterns of the age structure in metropolitan Tel-Aviv. Studies in the Population of Israel, Grossman, D., and Sonis, M. (1989). Reinterpretation of the rural rank size: Examples from England and the land of Israel. Geography Research Forum, Helman, A., and Sonis, M. (1978). Demographical development of pioneer society: Kibbutz as a non-retirement society. The Kibbutz

48. The People Of Singapore
    demography The People of Singapore. population. Number 3,440,693 (July 1997est.); Age structure 014 years 21% (male 378,651; female 357,070);  
    http://www.scholars.nus.edu.sg/landow/post/singapore/geography/peopleov.html

49. Libya Geography & Demography
    Libya. geography demography. geography, Location Northern Sea. demography.population 5,248,401 (July 1995 est.). Age structure 014 years  
    http://www.kedma.co.il/MiddleEast/states/Libya/libya_geo_demo.htm

50. Tunisia Geography & Demography
    Tunisia. geography demography. geography, Location Note strategic locationin central Mediterranean. demography. population 8,879,845 (July 1995 est.).  
    http://www.kedma.co.il/MiddleEast/states/Tunisia/tunisia_geo_demo.htm

51. SOME DATA ON GEOGRAPHY, DEMOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, FLORA, FAUNA AND NATIONAL PARKS
    geography. Albania demography. The population of Albania is 3,5 millioninhabitants, with a density of 113 persons per square kilometer. The  
    http://www.aths-travel.com/INCOMING/data_on_geography.htm
    
    Extractions: Travel to Albania ATHS Packages Reservation Desk Albanian - Shqip ... Contact US SOME DATA ON GEOGRAPHY, DEMOGRAPHY, CLIMATE, FLORA, FAUNA AND NATIONAL PARKS Geography Albania lies on the Western part of the Balkan Peninsula. It is situated between latitude 39 grade 38'- 42 grade 39' North and longitude 19 grade 16'- 21 grade 4' East. It extends over an area of 28,748 square kilometers. It is located in the main cross roads linking the West and the East. Albania is located in the area GMT+1 (From March 28 GMT+2) In the western part of the country lie the Western Lowlands, with a mainly plain relief and rich vegetation of this type. Along the whole coastline, in the lowland area from Shkodra to Vlora, there are numerous beaches with healthy Mediterranean climate. The Western Lowland area has a rich hydrograph. It is permeated by numerous rivers and spotted by lakes of tectonic and karst origin, which further add the beauty to the area. In the northern part of the lowland area, there is the Shkodra lake. The Shiroka beach stretches along its shores. Along the Adriatic coastline, the Western Lowland area forms numerous bays with clear water and fine sand, which are very suitable sites for coastal tourism.

52. Population And Demography Information
    listed alphabetically) NIAsupported demography of Aging North American Demographic,population, and Social Economics - Education - geography - Health - Policy  
    http://www.unl.edu:2020/alpha/Population_and_Demography_Information.html

53. James R Shortridge Peopling The Plains Human Geography Population & Demography E
    James R Shortridge Peopling the Plains Human geography population demography Ethnic studies USA Social Sciences. James R Shortridge  
    http://www.books-2buy.co.uk/James-R-Shortridge-Peopling-the-Plains-0700606971.ht

54. Geography : Demography
    Geobase Global index to geography (physical social). WWW Virtual Library demography population Studies WWW Virtual Library Epidemiology WWW Virtual  
    http://library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/soc/geog/demog.html
    
    Extractions: REFERENCE 305.26021 W689w Australian coverage The Atlas of the Australian people Mortality Atlas, Australia is a useful reference for interpreting causes of death in Australia. Available via AusStats The Social atlas series Adelaide : a social atlas The Social health atlas of Australia These provide explanations of terminology as well as an introduction to the basic concepts of demography Dictionary of Demographic and Reproductive Health Terminology

55. University Of Auckland, Department Of Geography (Auckland, New Zealand)
    at the first degree level (BA, BSc), provides programmes of training leading tothe MA, MSc, and PhD degrees in geography with population/demography as a  
    http://www.popin.org/~unpopdir/files/data/d0002318.htm
    
    Extractions: New Zealand Contact: Director Phone: Fax: UNIVERSITY OF AUKLAND SUMMARY INFORMATION Country where institution is located: New Zealand Language(s) of instruction: English Name of parent organization, unit and/or university: University of Auckland Name of demographic teaching unit, faculty or department when that differs from (1) above: Department of Geography Certificates/Diplomas/Degrees awarded: BA, BSc, MA, MSc degrees with population geography, or population and urban studies as optional subjects, PhD. Current course offerings in demography and related subjects: Basic demographic methods, social demography, migration, applied population studies. Current (or planned) recurrent short-term courses (i.e. approximately two weeks to three-six months) offered: Number of teaching staff, full- and part-time: Full-Time Part-Time Number of students completing each programme annually: Yearly number of students enrolled in each programme: Admission requirements for programmes(s): Bachelor's degree in art or science for the MA and MSc programme. First degree must include training in statistics.

56. University Of Waikato, Population Studies Centre (Hamilton, New Zealand)
    For the Honours/Masters programme a good pass in any field; if no coursein population geography or demography makeup course(s) necessary.  
    http://www.popin.org/~unpopdir/files/data/d0001556.htm
    
    Extractions: New Zealand Contact: Director Phone: Fax: UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO SUMMARY INFORMATION Country where institution is located: New Zealand Language(s) of instruction: English Name of parent organization, unit and/or university: University of Waikato Name of demographic teaching unit, faculty or department when that differs from (1) above: Population Studies Centre Certificates/Diplomas/Degrees awarded: BSocSci; BSocSci(Hons); MSocSci; MPhil; DPhil Current course offerings in demography and related subjects: Demography; population studies; population geography; population and social policy. Current (or planned) recurrent short-term courses (i.e. approximately two weeks to three-six months) offered: Number of teaching staff, full- and part-time: Full-Time Part-Time Two Professors (one Demography; one Population Geography), one of whom is the Centre Director; two Lecturers in Demography; four associates; three research fellows. Number of students completing each programme annually: BSocSci 20; BSocSci(Hons)/MSocSci 6.

57. Wiley :: International Journal Of Population Geography
    policies * social and cultural aspects of population geography * census analysis* spatial aspects of historical demography * analysis of population subgroups  
    http://www.wiley.com/cda/product/0,,IJPG,00.html
    
    Extractions: IJPG aims to be the leading English-language research journal in the field. It intends to: Inform population geographers of the best research in the sub-discipline through its primary research articles. It will also carry articles of interest to population planners and practitioners and the wider community of social scientists interested in population research. Promote and further enhance the international standing of population geography through the exchange of views on what constitutes best practice in population research. Facilitate debate on issues of policy relevance and encourage the widest possible discussion and dissemination of the applications of research in population geography.

58. Human Geography: BA, Population Studies
    Geographical Perspectives on population, DEM255 Topics in demography and DEM256 BusinessDemographics plus 2 units from a choice of 5 Human geography units 300  
    http://handbook.mq.edu.au/supp/supp_674.htm
    
    Extractions: (see all patterns for Area of Study: Population Studies) Department: Human Geography Division: ELS Degree: BA UAC Program: B Arts UAC Code: Major: Population Studies Study Pattern: Human Geography Description: These are the study patterns BA students should take for the interdisciplinary major in Human Geography and Population Studies. Requirements: Obtain an aggregate of at least 68 credit points, including at least 38 credit points in units at 200 level or above, and at least 18 credit points in units at 300 level or above, which including the following approved coherent study: Consists of: Population, Health and the Environment, Geography of the Social Environment, Social and Applied Demography and Demographic Techniques plus one unit from a choice of 8 Human Geography units The balance of credit points required for the degrees is made up from elective units. Your academic adviser will assist you to select the appropriate electives. Anthropology, Economics, Sociology, Politics and Statistics are particularly useful complementary subjects for students doing human geography - population studies.

59. Geography, Weather & Population
    Online geography Games / Quizzes Clickable Map Take a Weather Quiz Take a populationThe Internet Guide to demography and population Studies United  
    http://members.aol.com/TeacherNet/Geography.html
    
    Extractions: How to do Research using the Navigation Aids: 1. By clicking on the Hotlinks, you will be taken directly to the exact location where the Topic is located on the page. 2. When you click on a site located under a topic, another browser window will open automatically for you on top of this page. With your mouse, pull that window down below the Topic you are researching. Every time you now click on a site, the material will appear in this window. This will allow you to quickly and easily read the material and go through each site listed without losing this page. Remember to cite the "web sites and their authors" given below as your information "sources" in your paper or presentation for citation/bibliographic purposes. Hotlinks: Table of Contents:

60. Canada's Demography
    Click Here To Return to Helpful Links For Students. This page links various populationstatistics. Mainly Canadian. demography/population. Canadian Statistics.  
    http://www.peel.edu.on.ca/~centralpeel/DEPART/Geography/helpfullinksfor students
    
    Extractions: Click Here To Return to Helpful Links For Students This page links various population statistics. - Mainly Canadian Population by knowledge of official language, 1996 Census A chart showing the break down of the number of people who speak French only, English only, both French and English and neither French nor English by province. between regions of different sizes. To view the animated population pyramids, select the name of the region you wish to view. Use the Stop button to view a single year of data. The Reload or Refresh button will start the animation again. Statistical Profile of Canadian Communities: This site contains information from the 1996 Census of Population conducted by Statistics Canada on May 14, 1996, population estimates, vital statistics data in the form of births and deaths and additional health information. A statistical profile is presented for all Canadian communities (cities, towns, villages, Indian Reserves and Settlements, etc.) for metropolitan areas and for health regions. Information is provided on education, income and work, families and dwellings, births and deaths, general population information, and health information. A mapping feature is available for viewing the location of a community within Canada.

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