Kazumasa Kobayashi
Biographic Data
| ID | 3880697 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kazumasa Kobayashi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kazumasa |
| FAMILY NAME | Kobayashi |
| SIGNATURE | KOBAYASHI K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Population Research Institute, Nihon University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Demographic Comments on the Hanihara's Estimation of the Overseas Migrants to Ancient Japan
HANIHARA estimated the number of overseas migrants to ancient Japan during the 1, 000 years from the third century B. C. to the seventh century A. D. by employing a population growth model in conjunction with a morphological change model (J. Anthrop. Soc. Nippon, 95(3) : 391-403). Demographic comments in this article regard 1) the consistency in the equation for population simulation, 2) adequacy in hypothesizing annual migrants in the equation, …
Demographic Analysis
Linking Variables in Population Analysis
How to disaggregate dernographic variables sabasic question in studying determinants and consequences of population trends which are the central subject of demography In studying determinants of population trends attention is usually directed to how the vital or migration rates concerned are affected by what non -demo graphic variables The usual way of dealing with vital events or migration in formal dernography
Population Growth and Mortality Decline in Southeast Asia
Fertility Transition of East Asian Populations
Subnational Diversity in the Population Growth Rate of Thailand during the 1960s
The average 2LTIIIual ratc of pop lation hlcrease for ThailLnd during the 19605 has been e timated to be as high as 3 perccnt aftcr adjusting f r census undcrcnumerat on CDmparisons ef data ce lccted frQm a series of fertility surve s conducted in Thailand since the end of the 1960s have increasingly indicated thc start of a steady decline in fertility bQth in urban and r lral areas of the country Areport states that '' it seems rejatively safe t…
Seminar on Asian Population Studies
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
The Role of Demographic Research in Anthropology
In the past several years demography has been of growing interest to anthropologists and publications in demographic anthropology have been rapidly increasing. Activities in this line of study are particularly noteworthy in the United States. For the purpose of stimulating demographic anthropology in Japan, the author attempts in this paper to briefly discuss about the nature of demography, possible contacts between demography and anthropology, a…
An Aspect of Implications of the Increase in Expectation of Life at Birth of Japanese Males in the Period of Ten Years from 1950 to 1960
According to life tables for the Japanese prepared by the Institute of Population Problems, Japan, the expectation of life at birth of males increased by 7.47 years from 57.90 years in 1950 to 65.33 years in 1960. The author has examined to what extent the changes in the life table mortality of various age groups of the Japanese males in the ten years contributed to the increase in the expectation of lif e at birth. The following two ways of anal…
On the Expectation of Life in the Late Tokugawa Period
No life table for the Japanese people before the Meiji Period has been constructed. Professor Naotaro Sekiyama recorded some tables of deaths by sex and age for some rural villages of Japan in the Tokugawa Period, in his "KINSEI NIHONJINKO NO KENKYU" (Studies on the Japanese population in pre-modern times). I found one of them suitable for constructing a life table. The material used is from the death records of inhabitants of Toraiwa Mura, Nagan…
Family Cycle on Aogashima Island, Japan
Aogashima island lying about 360kms. southward from Tokyo, is considerably separated from the Japanese mainland. Its inhabitants, mostly poor farmers, number 388 and the number of households is 104. The average number of members per farmer household is four, while in the rural districts of Japan it is six. This smallness of family size resultes from the customs relating to retirement of this island community.From the standpoint of the family cycl…
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Family Cycle on Aogashima Island, Japan
Aogashima island lying about 360kms. southward from Tokyo, is considerably separated from the Japanese mainland. Its inhabitants, mostly poor farmers, number 388 and the number of households is 104. The average number of members per farmer household is four, while in the rural districts of Japan it is six. This smallness of family size resultes from the customs relating to retirement of this island community.From the standpoint of the family cycl…
On the Expectation of Life in the Late Tokugawa Period
No life table for the Japanese people before the Meiji Period has been constructed. Professor Naotaro Sekiyama recorded some tables of deaths by sex and age for some rural villages of Japan in the Tokugawa Period, in his "KINSEI NIHONJINKO NO KENKYU" (Studies on the Japanese population in pre-modern times). I found one of them suitable for constructing a life table. The material used is from the death records of inhabitants of Toraiwa Mura, Nagan…
An Aspect of Implications of the Increase in Expectation of Life at Birth of Japanese Males in the Period of Ten Years from 1950 to 1960
According to life tables for the Japanese prepared by the Institute of Population Problems, Japan, the expectation of life at birth of males increased by 7.47 years from 57.90 years in 1950 to 65.33 years in 1960. The author has examined to what extent the changes in the life table mortality of various age groups of the Japanese males in the ten years contributed to the increase in the expectation of lif e at birth. The following two ways of anal…
The Role of Demographic Research in Anthropology
In the past several years demography has been of growing interest to anthropologists and publications in demographic anthropology have been rapidly increasing. Activities in this line of study are particularly noteworthy in the United States. For the purpose of stimulating demographic anthropology in Japan, the author attempts in this paper to briefly discuss about the nature of demography, possible contacts between demography and anthropology, a…
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
Subnational Diversity in the Population Growth Rate of Thailand during the 1960s
The average 2LTIIIual ratc of pop lation hlcrease for ThailLnd during the 19605 has been e timated to be as high as 3 perccnt aftcr adjusting f r census undcrcnumerat on CDmparisons ef data ce lccted frQm a series of fertility surve s conducted in Thailand since the end of the 1960s have increasingly indicated thc start of a steady decline in fertility bQth in urban and r lral areas of the country Areport states that '' it seems rejatively safe t…
Seminar on Asian Population Studies
Fertility Transition of the East Asian Populations
Linking Variables in Population Analysis
How to disaggregate dernographic variables sabasic question in studying determinants and consequences of population trends which are the central subject of demography In studying determinants of population trends attention is usually directed to how the vital or migration rates concerned are affected by what non -demo graphic variables The usual way of dealing with vital events or migration in formal dernography
Population Growth and Mortality Decline in Southeast Asia
Fertility Transition of East Asian Populations
Demographic Comments on the Hanihara's Estimation of the Overseas Migrants to Ancient Japan
HANIHARA estimated the number of overseas migrants to ancient Japan during the 1, 000 years from the third century B. C. to the seventh century A. D. by employing a population growth model in conjunction with a morphological change model (J. Anthrop. Soc. Nippon, 95(3) : 391-403). Demographic comments in this article regard 1) the consistency in the equation for population simulation, 2) adequacy in hypothesizing annual migrants in the equation, …
Demographic Analysis
Population (11 works) · Demography (8 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Biology (4 works) · China (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · East Asia (3 works) · Fertility (3 works)