Kiyoshi Hamano
Biographic Data
| ID | 6640044 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kiyoshi Hamano |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kiyoshi |
| FAMILY NAME | Hamano |
| SIGNATURE | HAMANO K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kansai University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Marriage market in early modern Kyoto, 1843–1868
This study uses the population registers of 17 Kyoto neighborhoods to address marriage in Kyoto. Our analyses focus on the age differences between spouses and intermarriage between Kyoto natives and migrants from other provinces. Our previous analysis showed that the median age at marriage was tightly linked to life-cycle service in Kyoto with male and female ages at marriage corresponding to the end of the service period. Later analyses have sho…
Dissolution du mariage et continuation de la lignée familiale dans la société rurale de l'époque Tokugawa
This article investigates the relationship between marriage dissolution and family continuation in Tokugawa Japan. We rely on population registers (shūmon aratame-chō) to analyze the case of Nishijō village, in central Japan. First, we construct remarriage tables on the basis of 286 observations. Then, we select 26 individuals aged below 40 at the death of their husband and follow their lives for 10 years in order to identify the factors determin…
Mortality responses to rice price fluctuations and household factors in a farming village in central Tokugawa Japan
Drawing data from the annual local population registers called shumon-aratame-cho (SAC), this study examines the patterns and covariates of mortality by sex and life stage in the farming village of Nishijo in central Japan in 1773–1869. The discrete-time event history analysis of mortality in the village offers three major findings. First, mortality responses to rice price fluctuations varied greatly by residents' sex and life stage. Second, core…
Rice Price Fluctuations and Fertility in Late Tokugawa Japan
Rice Price Fluctuations and Fertility in Late Tokugawa Japan
Marriage market in early modern Kyoto, 1843–1868
This study uses the population registers of 17 Kyoto neighborhoods to address marriage in Kyoto. Our analyses focus on the age differences between spouses and intermarriage between Kyoto natives and migrants from other provinces. Our previous analysis showed that the median age at marriage was tightly linked to life-cycle service in Kyoto with male and female ages at marriage corresponding to the end of the service period. Later analyses have sho…
Mortality responses to rice price fluctuations and household factors in a farming village in central Tokugawa Japan
Drawing data from the annual local population registers called shumon-aratame-cho (SAC), this study examines the patterns and covariates of mortality by sex and life stage in the farming village of Nishijo in central Japan in 1773–1869. The discrete-time event history analysis of mortality in the village offers three major findings. First, mortality responses to rice price fluctuations varied greatly by residents' sex and life stage. Second, core…
Rice Price Fluctuations and Fertility in Late Tokugawa Japan
Mortality responses to rice price fluctuations and household factors in a farming village in central Tokugawa Japan
Drawing data from the annual local population registers called shumon-aratame-cho (SAC), this study examines the patterns and covariates of mortality by sex and life stage in the farming village of Nishijo in central Japan in 1773–1869. The discrete-time event history analysis of mortality in the village offers three major findings. First, mortality responses to rice price fluctuations varied greatly by residents' sex and life stage. Second, core…
Dissolution du mariage et continuation de la lignée familiale dans la société rurale de l'époque Tokugawa
This article investigates the relationship between marriage dissolution and family continuation in Tokugawa Japan. We rely on population registers (shūmon aratame-chō) to analyze the case of Nishijō village, in central Japan. First, we construct remarriage tables on the basis of 286 observations. Then, we select 26 individuals aged below 40 at the death of their husband and follow their lives for 10 years in order to identify the factors determin…
Marriage market in early modern Kyoto, 1843–1868
This study uses the population registers of 17 Kyoto neighborhoods to address marriage in Kyoto. Our analyses focus on the age differences between spouses and intermarriage between Kyoto natives and migrants from other provinces. Our previous analysis showed that the median age at marriage was tightly linked to life-cycle service in Kyoto with male and female ages at marriage corresponding to the end of the service period. Later analyses have sho…
Demography (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Historical Economic and Social Studies (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Japanese History and Culture (2 works)