Roushdi A Henin
Biographic Data
| ID | 3957939 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Roushdi A Henin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Roushdi A |
| FAMILY NAME | Henin |
| SIGNATURE | HENIN R A |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Population and Development in Kenya
This volume is concerned with the demographic characteristics of the population of Kenya and with the relationship between population and socioeconomic development. Topics covered by the book include analyses of the pattern of land classification the former scheduled areas recent demographic trends and their implications for social and economic development lifetime migration patterns modern economic sector development and population change. The a…
Population, Development and Economic Planning for Provincial Planner's Seminars
The patterns and causes of fertility differentials in the Sudan (with reference to nomadic and settled populations)
A demographic survey was undertaken in the Sudan for the purpose of studying fertility differentials between the nomadic and settled populations. In a previous publication the magnitude of these differentials was examined. The present paper examines the nature of the differentials and possible causes are then assessed. These causes are divided into two categories: those arising from the differential marriage patterns and those which are broadly t…
The Patterns and Causes of Fertility Differentials in the Sudan
A demographic survey was carried out in I96I /62 in certain parts of the country to study fertility differentials between nomadic and settled populations. Two main tribes were selected. One, the Baggara, in the west of the Sudan, is predominantly a cattle-owning nomadic tribe. A small part of it, however, is settled in the tribal headquarters in Muglad Village. The second main tribe, the Kawahla, in the east of the Sudan, was at one time mainly n…
Marriage Patterns and Trends in the Nomadic and Settled Populations of the Sudan
IntroductionThis study is based on data collected as part of a series of demographic surveys conducted in 1961-2 in different parts of the Sudan. The primary aim of the surveys was to study fertility differentials in the country.The study of marriage patterns, however, is a prerequisite for any serious investigation of fertility especially in a country like the Sudan where birth control, as understood in countries of the West European type, is al…
Fertility Differentials in the Sudan
Statistically valid records of birth and death registration do not yet exist in the Sudan. The I955/56 sample census gave some evidence though not very conclusive' that there were fertility differentials in the country. These differentials were of three main types. First, there were differentials between the inhabitants of the three Southern provinces where recorded fertility levels were exceptionally indeed suspiciously high; and the Northern pr…
Fertility Differentials in the Sudan
Statistically valid records of birth and death registration do not yet exist in the Sudan. The I955/56 sample census gave some evidence though not very conclusive' that there were fertility differentials in the country. These differentials were of three main types. First, there were differentials between the inhabitants of the three Southern provinces where recorded fertility levels were exceptionally indeed suspiciously high; and the Northern pr…
The Patterns and Causes of Fertility Differentials in the Sudan
A demographic survey was carried out in I96I /62 in certain parts of the country to study fertility differentials between nomadic and settled populations. Two main tribes were selected. One, the Baggara, in the west of the Sudan, is predominantly a cattle-owning nomadic tribe. A small part of it, however, is settled in the tribal headquarters in Muglad Village. The second main tribe, the Kawahla, in the east of the Sudan, was at one time mainly n…
Marriage Patterns and Trends in the Nomadic and Settled Populations of the Sudan
IntroductionThis study is based on data collected as part of a series of demographic surveys conducted in 1961-2 in different parts of the Sudan. The primary aim of the surveys was to study fertility differentials in the country.The study of marriage patterns, however, is a prerequisite for any serious investigation of fertility especially in a country like the Sudan where birth control, as understood in countries of the West European type, is al…
The patterns and causes of fertility differentials in the Sudan (with reference to nomadic and settled populations)
A demographic survey was undertaken in the Sudan for the purpose of studying fertility differentials between the nomadic and settled populations. In a previous publication the magnitude of these differentials was examined. The present paper examines the nature of the differentials and possible causes are then assessed. These causes are divided into two categories: those arising from the differential marriage patterns and those which are broadly t…
Fertility Differentials in the Sudan
Statistically valid records of birth and death registration do not yet exist in the Sudan. The I955/56 sample census gave some evidence though not very conclusive' that there were fertility differentials in the country. These differentials were of three main types. First, there were differentials between the inhabitants of the three Southern provinces where recorded fertility levels were exceptionally indeed suspiciously high; and the Northern pr…
The patterns and causes of fertility differentials in the Sudan (with reference to nomadic and settled populations)
A demographic survey was undertaken in the Sudan for the purpose of studying fertility differentials between the nomadic and settled populations. In a previous publication the magnitude of these differentials was examined. The present paper examines the nature of the differentials and possible causes are then assessed. These causes are divided into two categories: those arising from the differential marriage patterns and those which are broadly t…
The Patterns and Causes of Fertility Differentials in the Sudan
A demographic survey was carried out in I96I /62 in certain parts of the country to study fertility differentials between nomadic and settled populations. Two main tribes were selected. One, the Baggara, in the west of the Sudan, is predominantly a cattle-owning nomadic tribe. A small part of it, however, is settled in the tribal headquarters in Muglad Village. The second main tribe, the Kawahla, in the east of the Sudan, was at one time mainly n…
Marriage Patterns and Trends in the Nomadic and Settled Populations of the Sudan
IntroductionThis study is based on data collected as part of a series of demographic surveys conducted in 1961-2 in different parts of the Sudan. The primary aim of the surveys was to study fertility differentials in the country.The study of marriage patterns, however, is a prerequisite for any serious investigation of fertility especially in a country like the Sudan where birth control, as understood in countries of the West European type, is al…
Population, Development and Economic Planning for Provincial Planner's Seminars
Population and Development in Kenya
This volume is concerned with the demographic characteristics of the population of Kenya and with the relationship between population and socioeconomic development. Topics covered by the book include analyses of the pattern of land classification the former scheduled areas recent demographic trends and their implications for social and economic development lifetime migration patterns modern economic sector development and population change. The a…
Demography (6 works) · Population (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Fertility (4 works) · Demographic economics (3 works) · Health and Conflict Studies (3 works) · Demographic Trends and Gender Preferences (2 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (2 works)