Anne C Meyering
Biographic Data
| ID | 5368020 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne C Meyering |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne C |
| FAMILY NAME | Meyering |
| SIGNATURE | MEYERING A C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Michigan State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Workers in European Cities, 1880 to 1950
Migration to nineteenth-century Montluçon
With the inauguration of the Berry Canal in 1840, Montlucon became an important manufacturing pole in the metalurgy and glass industries. In the space of twenty years, its population increased from 5 000 to 16 000 inhabitants. The nominal censuses of 1825 and 1856, combined with the marriage records, make it possible to determine the role of migration during this period of rapid industrialisation and highlight the caracteristics and the originali…
The Imperfect Peasant Economy: The Loire Country, 1800-1914
Fertility Decline in Britain and in Massachusetts
Did Capitalism Lead to the Decline of the Peasantry? The Case of the French Combraille
The growth of French cities made possible the growth of population in the Combraille that lasted from about 1730 until about 1830. After 1830 the growth of cities and the rise of industrial capitalism explain the decline in population in the Combraille. Permanent out-migration accelerated. Temporary seasonal migration and the rate of natural increase declined. But the economic situation of the peasants in the Combraille improved. By 1950 the size…
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Fertility Decline in Britain and in Massachusetts
Did Capitalism Lead to the Decline of the Peasantry? The Case of the French Combraille
The growth of French cities made possible the growth of population in the Combraille that lasted from about 1730 until about 1830. After 1830 the growth of cities and the rise of industrial capitalism explain the decline in population in the Combraille. Permanent out-migration accelerated. Temporary seasonal migration and the rate of natural increase declined. But the economic situation of the peasants in the Combraille improved. By 1950 the size…
The Imperfect Peasant Economy: The Loire Country, 1800-1914
Migration to nineteenth-century Montluçon
With the inauguration of the Berry Canal in 1840, Montlucon became an important manufacturing pole in the metalurgy and glass industries. In the space of twenty years, its population increased from 5 000 to 16 000 inhabitants. The nominal censuses of 1825 and 1856, combined with the marriage records, make it possible to determine the role of migration during this period of rapid industrialisation and highlight the caracteristics and the originali…
Workers in European Cities, 1880 to 1950
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