Jesús J Sánchez-Barricarte
Biographic Data
| ID | 308129 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jesús J Sánchez-Barricarte |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jesús J |
| FAMILY NAME | Sánchez-Barricarte |
| SIGNATURE | SÁNCHEZ-BARRICARTE J J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Carlos III de Madrid |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Marital Fertility Decline in Italy
A balanced panel of 192 observations across sixteen Italian regions reveals that socioeconomic modernization—characterized by rising gdp per capita, improved life expectancy, and declining illiteracy rates—was the primary driver of fertility reduction. Regional disparities were marked, with northern regions experiencing earlier and steeper declines than those in southern regions. Cultural factors, particularly proximity to French cultural network…
Measuring and explaining the baby boom in the developed world in the mid-twentieth century
The early research on the baby boom tried to account for it as a logical recovery following the end of the Second World War (WWII). But it cannot be understood merely as a post-war phenomenon because its origins go back to the 1930s and early 1940s
Historical reproductive patterns in developed countries
One of the fundamental arguments sustaining the classical demographic transition theory was that couples wanted to have a given number of surviving children, not a specific number of births. However, this cornerstone of transition theory came in for severe
Changes in Sex Ratio at Birth in China
The long-term high sex ratio at birth (SRB) is a serious issue in China. In this study, changes in SRB were decomposed into variations in SRB by birth order and compositional changes in female births by birth order. With SRB data from China’s surveys and censuses, and SRB data from South Korea’s vital registration and censuses from 1980–2015, the trend and decomposition results in SRB were compared between China and South Korea, and the decomposi…
Mortality-fertility synergies during the demographic transition in the developed world
The classic theory used to explain the demographic transition assumes that mortality is the key explanatory variable influencing the decline in fertility. However, the empirical results obtained in what is known as the Princeton European Fertility Project have led many specialists to question this assumption. Using both national and provincial aggregated data for 25 countries over a long time span, the analysis reported in this paper found that m…
The long-term determinants of marital fertility in the developed world (19th and 20th centuries)
Demographic transition theory was shattered dramatically as a result of the research carried out in the course of the Princeton European Fertility Project. There is still no consensus among demographers as to the causes underlying the fertility transition
Demographic reconstruction of the Camp de Tarragona area (Spain), 1547-1877
Demographic causes of urban decline in 17 th century Spain
Cet article presente les résultats d’une reconstruction de l’ensemble de la population espagnole, pour la période 1500-1860, réalisée à partir des données de recensements et des estimations des naissances et des décès. Il se propose d’évaluer l’impact du réseau urbain sur la croissance de la population dans son ensemble, et plus particulièrement sur la crise démographique du 17 e siècle. Les résultats suggèrent que, en dépit de la faible espéranc…
Demographic reconstruction of the Camp de Tarragona area (Spain), 1547-1877
Dans cet article, nous reconstruisons la démographie d’une région de la Catalogne sur la côte méditerranéenne sur une période de 350 ans, théâtre de changements considérables à la suite de la révolution commerciale de l’époque moderne. Pour ce faire, nous utilisons la technique de reconstruction de la population par rétroprojection à partir des registres paroissiaux. Nos données suggèrent que la nuptialité a joué un rôle important dans le contrôl…
Fertility Intention, Son Preference, and Second Childbirth
The Risk of Mothers Losing an Only Child in China
China's one-child policy has been quite successful in bringing down the country's fertility level but has produced a large number of one-child families. The risk of one-child families losing their only child has not received enough attention. In this paper, using an extension of Goldman & Lord (1983)'s method to measure widowhood, period life-table data from China's 2000 population census are used to examine age-specific and cumulative probabilit…
The Family in Navarre (Spain) Today
This article examines the development of household structures in the province of Navarre (Spain) between 1910 and 2001. The data show that the traditional coexistence of two family systems (stem and nuclear families) had already become diffuse by 1950 as a result of the spread of neolocal family structures. However, study of household structures within the perspective of the life cycle shows that different family structure models have persisted w…
Child Trafficking in China
Child trafficking is a serious problem in China. However, there has not been much research in this area. This article introduces the problem of child trafficking in China based on available data. First, the article examines the reasons for child trafficking followed by a summary description of the characteristics of the children who have been victims of trafficking. Next, the article analyzes the process of child trafficking and discusses the fat…
Patterns in the delay and recovery of fertility in Europe
Fertility Intention, Son Preference, and Second Childbirth
Child Trafficking in China
Child trafficking is a serious problem in China. However, there has not been much research in this area. This article introduces the problem of child trafficking in China based on available data. First, the article examines the reasons for child trafficking followed by a summary description of the characteristics of the children who have been victims of trafficking. Next, the article analyzes the process of child trafficking and discusses the fat…
Patterns in the delay and recovery of fertility in Europe
Measuring and explaining the baby boom in the developed world in the mid-twentieth century
The early research on the baby boom tried to account for it as a logical recovery following the end of the Second World War (WWII). But it cannot be understood merely as a post-war phenomenon because its origins go back to the 1930s and early 1940s
Mortality-fertility synergies during the demographic transition in the developed world
The classic theory used to explain the demographic transition assumes that mortality is the key explanatory variable influencing the decline in fertility. However, the empirical results obtained in what is known as the Princeton European Fertility Project have led many specialists to question this assumption. Using both national and provincial aggregated data for 25 countries over a long time span, the analysis reported in this paper found that m…
The long-term determinants of marital fertility in the developed world (19th and 20th centuries)
Demographic transition theory was shattered dramatically as a result of the research carried out in the course of the Princeton European Fertility Project. There is still no consensus among demographers as to the causes underlying the fertility transition
Historical reproductive patterns in developed countries
One of the fundamental arguments sustaining the classical demographic transition theory was that couples wanted to have a given number of surviving children, not a specific number of births. However, this cornerstone of transition theory came in for severe
Patterns in the delay and recovery of fertility in Europe
Child Trafficking in China
Child trafficking is a serious problem in China. However, there has not been much research in this area. This article introduces the problem of child trafficking in China based on available data. First, the article examines the reasons for child trafficking followed by a summary description of the characteristics of the children who have been victims of trafficking. Next, the article analyzes the process of child trafficking and discusses the fat…
The Risk of Mothers Losing an Only Child in China
China's one-child policy has been quite successful in bringing down the country's fertility level but has produced a large number of one-child families. The risk of one-child families losing their only child has not received enough attention. In this paper, using an extension of Goldman & Lord (1983)'s method to measure widowhood, period life-table data from China's 2000 population census are used to examine age-specific and cumulative probabilit…
The Family in Navarre (Spain) Today
This article examines the development of household structures in the province of Navarre (Spain) between 1910 and 2001. The data show that the traditional coexistence of two family systems (stem and nuclear families) had already become diffuse by 1950 as a result of the spread of neolocal family structures. However, study of household structures within the perspective of the life cycle shows that different family structure models have persisted w…
Demographic reconstruction of the Camp de Tarragona area (Spain), 1547-1877
Demographic causes of urban decline in 17 th century Spain
Cet article presente les résultats d’une reconstruction de l’ensemble de la population espagnole, pour la période 1500-1860, réalisée à partir des données de recensements et des estimations des naissances et des décès. Il se propose d’évaluer l’impact du réseau urbain sur la croissance de la population dans son ensemble, et plus particulièrement sur la crise démographique du 17 e siècle. Les résultats suggèrent que, en dépit de la faible espéranc…
Demographic reconstruction of the Camp de Tarragona area (Spain), 1547-1877
Dans cet article, nous reconstruisons la démographie d’une région de la Catalogne sur la côte méditerranéenne sur une période de 350 ans, théâtre de changements considérables à la suite de la révolution commerciale de l’époque moderne. Pour ce faire, nous utilisons la technique de reconstruction de la population par rétroprojection à partir des registres paroissiaux. Nos données suggèrent que la nuptialité a joué un rôle important dans le contrôl…
Fertility Intention, Son Preference, and Second Childbirth
Changes in Sex Ratio at Birth in China
The long-term high sex ratio at birth (SRB) is a serious issue in China. In this study, changes in SRB were decomposed into variations in SRB by birth order and compositional changes in female births by birth order. With SRB data from China’s surveys and censuses, and SRB data from South Korea’s vital registration and censuses from 1980–2015, the trend and decomposition results in SRB were compared between China and South Korea, and the decomposi…
Mortality-fertility synergies during the demographic transition in the developed world
The classic theory used to explain the demographic transition assumes that mortality is the key explanatory variable influencing the decline in fertility. However, the empirical results obtained in what is known as the Princeton European Fertility Project have led many specialists to question this assumption. Using both national and provincial aggregated data for 25 countries over a long time span, the analysis reported in this paper found that m…
The long-term determinants of marital fertility in the developed world (19th and 20th centuries)
Demographic transition theory was shattered dramatically as a result of the research carried out in the course of the Princeton European Fertility Project. There is still no consensus among demographers as to the causes underlying the fertility transition
Measuring and explaining the baby boom in the developed world in the mid-twentieth century
The early research on the baby boom tried to account for it as a logical recovery following the end of the Second World War (WWII). But it cannot be understood merely as a post-war phenomenon because its origins go back to the 1930s and early 1940s
Historical reproductive patterns in developed countries
One of the fundamental arguments sustaining the classical demographic transition theory was that couples wanted to have a given number of surviving children, not a specific number of births. However, this cornerstone of transition theory came in for severe
Marital Fertility Decline in Italy
A balanced panel of 192 observations across sixteen Italian regions reveals that socioeconomic modernization—characterized by rising gdp per capita, improved life expectancy, and declining illiteracy rates—was the primary driver of fertility reduction. Regional disparities were marked, with northern regions experiencing earlier and steeper declines than those in southern regions. Cultural factors, particularly proximity to French cultural network…
Population (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Demography (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Fertility (7 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (6 works) · Economics (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · China (4 works) · Demographic economics (4 works)