Demográfia

2003 - 2016

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Pakistani guest workers in the United Arab Emirates pp. 5-47: Ivan Szelenyi
The ideological divides and the uptake of research evidence - The case of the United Nations World Population Conferences pp. 83-116: Robert Cliquet Dragana Avramov

Socioeconomic and religious differentials in marital fertility during the fertility transition: A micro-level study from Western Hungary, 1850–1939 pp. 5-37: Levente Pakot and Péter Õri
Work-to-family spillover: Gender differences in Hungary pp. 39-64: Márta Radó, Beáta Nagy and Gábor Király
Contraceptive use in Hungary: Past trends and actual behavior pp. 65-90: Zsuzsanna Makay
Depopulating semi-periphery? Longer term dynamics of migration and socioeconomic development in Romania pp. 91-132: István Horváth and Tamás Kiss

REGIMES OF REMITTANCE DEPENDENCY: GLOBAL STRUCTURES AND TRAJECTORIES OF THE FORMER SOVIET “BLOC” pp. 5-37: József Böröcz
DYNAMIC HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF MIGRATION IN ITALY pp. 39-72: Mauro ALbani, Antonella Guarneri and Serena Pivesan
EDUCATION, INCOME, MATERIAL DEPRIVATION AND MORTALITY IN HUNGARY BETWEEN 2001 AND 2008 pp. 73-89: Katalin Kovács and Lajos Bálint
DISCOURSES OF DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE AND POPULATION POLICIES IN TURKEY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY pp. 91-112: Serap Kavas

FERTILITY INTENTIONS OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATES pp. 5-34: Isabella Buber-Ennser, Ralina Panova and Jürgen Dorbritz
COUNTING HOW MANY CHILDREN PEOPLE WANT: THE INFLUENCE OF QUESTION FILTERS AND PRE-CODES pp. 35-61: Eva Beaujouan

COMPARING DESIRED FERTILITY AND PERCEPTIONS OF MOTHERHOOD IN GERMANY AND FRANCE pp. 5-36: Kerstin Ruckdeschel
WITH OR WITHOUT YOU. PARTNERSHIP CONTEXT OF FIRST CONCEPTIONS AND BIRTHS IN HUNGARY pp. 37-60: Júlia Mikolai
SPATIAL ASPECTS OF POPULATION DYNAMICS IN RUSSIAN LOCAL ADMINISTRATIVE TERRITORIAL UNITS (1989–2010) pp. 61-88: Lilija Karachurina and Nikita Mkrtchyan

FERTILITY DEVELOPMENTS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: THE ROLE OF WORK–FAMILY TENSIONS pp. 7-30: Anna Matysiak
SIGNS OF A STABLE OR PROVISIONAL INCREASE IN FERTILITY? REFLECTIONS ON DEVELOPMENTS IN ESTONIA pp. 31-55: Allan Puur and Martin Klesment
FAMILY POLICY AND DEMOGRAPHIC EFFECTS: THE CASE OF GERMANY pp. 56-78: Martin Bujard
THE “COLUMBUS’ EGG” OF NORWEGIAN FAMILY POLICY pp. 79-88: Trude Lappegard

Universal history and population change pp. 5-20: Dirk J. Van De Kaa
International family change and continuity: the past and future from of the developmental idealism perspective pp. 21-50: Arland Thornton
Between global and local hierarchies: population management in the first half of the tewntieth century pp. 51-77: Attila Melegh
New partnership after first divorce-an event history analysis pp. 78-101: Erzsébet Földházi
Divorce and family change revisited: professional women’s divorce experience in Turkey pp. 102-126: Serap Kavas and Ayse Gunduz-Hosgor

Historical family systems and the great european divide: The invention of the slavic east pp. 5-47: Miko³aj Szo³tysek and Barbara Zuber-Goldstein
FAMILY COMPOSITION AND REMARRIAGE IN RURAL TRANSYLVANIA, 1838–1910 pp. 48-75: Levente Pakot
The highest fertility in Europe-For how long? Determinants of fertility change in Albania pp. 76-96: Arjan Gjonça, Arnstein Aassve and Letizia Mencarini
Social capital in the mobilisation of human capital pp. 97-123: Perttu Salmenhaara
The role of trust in the social integration of immigrants pp. 124-147: Antal Örkény and Mária Székelyi

Patterns of East to West migration in the context of European migration systems possibilities and limits of migration control pp. 5-35: Irina Molodikova
Cohabitation, an alternative for marriage in contemporary Romania: A life table description pp. 35-65: Cornelia Mureºan
Structural and value influences on the entry into parenthood in the Czech Republic pp. 66-84: Hana Haskova
The development and the spatial characteristics of Roma population in Hungary-experimental population projections till 2021 pp. 85-123: László Hablicsek

Migrants in Europe: Demographic behaviour and socio-economic conditions pp. 5-25: Youssef Courbage
In a gendered space-forms and reasons of migration and the integration of female migrants pp. 26-59: Éva Kovács and Attila Melegh
Hungarian pensioners in the world pp. 60-74: Sándor Illés
Knowledge and use of developmental thinking about societies and families among teenagers in Argentina pp. 75-104: Georgina Binstock and Arland Thornton
The diversity of Family structure in Europe: A survey on partnership, parenting and childhood across Europe around the millenium pp. 105-134: Zsolt Spéder
The emergence of cohabitation in a transitional socio-economic context: Evidence from Bulgaria and Russia pp. 135-162: Dora Kostova

Harmonized demographic projections between France, Hungary and Slovakia pp. 5-42: László Hablicsek, Isabelle Robert-Bobée, Danusa Jurcova, Ferenc Kamarás, Jan Mészáros, Mária H. Richter, Jean-Paul Sardon, Pál Péter Tóth and Boris Vano
Patterns of demographic behaviour in late 18th century Hungary pp. 43-76: Péter Õri
The rise of cohabitation as first union and some neglected factors of recent demographic developmnets in Hungary pp. 77-103: Zsolt Spéder
Proportionate or concentrated burdens? Health of widowed, divorced and nevermarried in Hungary pp. 104-122: Katalin Kovács
Globalisation, ethnicity and international migration. The comparison of Finland, Hungary and Russia pp. 123-167: Attila Melegh, Elena Kondratieva, Perttu Salmenhaara, Annika Forsander, László Hablicsek and Adrienn Hegyesi
The nature and causes of immigration into Hungary and the Integration of immigrants into Hungarian society and labour market pp. 123-167: Irén Gödri

Changes in demographic processes in Hungary pp. 5-20: László Cseh-Szombathy
Mortality differences between the subregions of Hungary pp. 21-53: András Klinger
Marriage and cohabitation - Facts and opinions compared pp. 54-74: Marietta Pongrácz and Zsolt Spéder
Family formation and childbearing in the 1990s and at the turn of the millenium pp. 75-103: Ferenc Kamarás
Birth out of wedlock pp. 104-121: Marietta Pongrácz and Edit S. Molnár
Independet, never married people in their thirties: Remaining single pp. 122-143: Ágnes Utasi
Different household formation systems in one country at the end of the eighteenth century: Variations on John Hajnal's thesis pp. 144-178: Tamás Faragó
The role of retirement, family relations and health in everyday activities of 60-75 year olds pp. 186-216: Imre Dobossy, Edit S. Molnár and Eszter Virágh
The role of international migration in maintaining the population size of Hungary between 2000-2050 pp. 217-258: László Hablicsek and Pál Péter Tóth