Ferenc Ájus

• What caused fertility variations by settlement in Transylvania at the time of industrialization

  Ferenc Ájus•ARTICLE•The History of the Family•2010•Referencias: 7

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  There is an ongoing debate in the literature regarding the causes behind fertility transition. Especially, the relative importance of economic modernization versus cultural adaptation is hotly debated. The paper takes Transylvania, the eastern part of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy as an example. The period of 1880–1910 was a time of fast modernization and industrialization in Transylvania, and it created large territorial differences in economic …

• Illegitimacy in Hungary 1880–1910

  Open Access•Ferenc Ájus, István Henye•ARTICLE•Journal of Family History•1994•Referencias: 2

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  The phenomenon of illegitimate births interests both sociologists and demographers. For sociologists, this is human activity that can be understood only by means of a thorough examination of the society and its norms that determine the action of the individual. For demographers, the understanding of illegitimate fertility may be a tool for understanding the underlying factors of fertility as a whole. Relatively little has been written on this sub…

• Illegitimacy in Hungary 1880–1910

  Open Access•Ferenc Ájus, István Henye•ARTICLE•Journal of Family History•1994•Referencias: 2

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  The phenomenon of illegitimate births interests both sociologists and demographers. For sociologists, this is human activity that can be understood only by means of a thorough examination of the society and its norms that determine the action of the individual. For demographers, the understanding of illegitimate fertility may be a tool for understanding the underlying factors of fertility as a whole. Relatively little has been written on this sub…

• What caused fertility variations by settlement in Transylvania at the time of industrialization

  Ferenc Ájus•ARTICLE•The History of the Family•2010•Referencias: 7

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  There is an ongoing debate in the literature regarding the causes behind fertility transition. Especially, the relative importance of economic modernization versus cultural adaptation is hotly debated. The paper takes Transylvania, the eastern part of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy as an example. The period of 1880–1910 was a time of fast modernization and industrialization in Transylvania, and it created large territorial differences in economic …

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