Campbell Gibson
Biographic Data
| ID | 6045351 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Campbell Gibson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Campbell |
| FAMILY NAME | Gibson |
| SIGNATURE | GIBSON C |
| AFFILIATIONS | United States Census Bureau |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The population in large urban concentrations in the United States, 1790–1980
Since at least 1899, when The Growth of Cities in the Nineteenth Century (Weber, 1899) was published, there has been a continuing interest in large urban concentrations in the United States. Despite this interest, there is no historical series on the population in such concentrations (including series based on the metropolitan-area or urbanized-area concept) from 1790 to 1980, the period covered by national censuses of population. A consistent hi…
The Contribution of Immigration to United States Population Growth
The Contribution of Immigration to United States Population Growth
There is currently widespread interest in the size and rate of increase of the United States population and in the demographic requirements for achieving zero population growth. This interest has focused attention on the implications of current immigration trends for growth. Surprisingly no attempt has been made to estimate the contribution of immigration to the growth of the United States population up to the present time. The primary purpose of…
Urbanization in New Zealand
This paper attempts to answer several questions about urbanization in New Zealand: (1) How have the paradoxical phenomena of a high level of urbanization and an agriculturally oriented economy coexisted in New Zealand? (2) How do the levels of urbanization in New Zealand and in the other “new countries” of British origin (Australia, Canada, and the United States) compare? (3) Why has New Zealand never had a single dominant metropolis as is common…
Urbanization in New Zealand
This paper attempts to answer several questions about urbanization in New Zealand: (1) How have the paradoxical phenomena of a high level of urbanization and an agriculturally oriented economy coexisted in New Zealand? (2) How do the levels of urbanization in New Zealand and in the other “new countries” of British origin (Australia, Canada, and the United States) compare? (3) Why has New Zealand never had a single dominant metropolis as is common…
The Contribution of Immigration to United States Population Growth
There is currently widespread interest in the size and rate of increase of the United States population and in the demographic requirements for achieving zero population growth. This interest has focused attention on the implications of current immigration trends for growth. Surprisingly no attempt has been made to estimate the contribution of immigration to the growth of the United States population up to the present time. The primary purpose of…
The Contribution of Immigration to United States Population Growth
Urbanization in New Zealand
This paper attempts to answer several questions about urbanization in New Zealand: (1) How have the paradoxical phenomena of a high level of urbanization and an agriculturally oriented economy coexisted in New Zealand? (2) How do the levels of urbanization in New Zealand and in the other “new countries” of British origin (Australia, Canada, and the United States) compare? (3) Why has New Zealand never had a single dominant metropolis as is common…
The Contribution of Immigration to United States Population Growth
The Contribution of Immigration to United States Population Growth
There is currently widespread interest in the size and rate of increase of the United States population and in the demographic requirements for achieving zero population growth. This interest has focused attention on the implications of current immigration trends for growth. Surprisingly no attempt has been made to estimate the contribution of immigration to the growth of the United States population up to the present time. The primary purpose of…
The population in large urban concentrations in the United States, 1790–1980
Since at least 1899, when The Growth of Cities in the Nineteenth Century (Weber, 1899) was published, there has been a continuing interest in large urban concentrations in the United States. Despite this interest, there is no historical series on the population in such concentrations (including series based on the metropolitan-area or urbanized-area concept) from 1790 to 1980, the period covered by national censuses of population. A consistent hi…
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