Eduardo E Arriaga
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 255948 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Eduardo E Arriaga |
| PRENOMES | Eduardo E |
| SOBRENOME | Arriaga |
| ASSINATURA | ARRIAGA E E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | United States Census Bureau |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 154 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1966 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
La obsolescencia de las proyecciones de población
El artículo considera la evolución de la metodología utilizada en el pasado para proyectar poblaciones y describe brevemente los distintos procedimientos que se han usado. Se advierte el problema de no utilizar las ventajas que tienen las computadoras para diseñar modelos de proyección de la población que sean más útiles para los requisitos de la planificación nacional. Las consecuencias de la falta de un diseño adecuado para proyectar las poblac…
Violência, direitos civis e demografia no Brasil na década de 80
O trabalho mostra a relação inversa entre o processo de democratização ocorrido no Brasil durante a década de 80 e o aumento nos níveis de violência na sociedade brasileira, medidos pelas estatísticas de mortalidade. Analisa as taxas de mortalidade por causas externas e calcula o número de anos perdidos por violência segundo o método de Arriaga para a Região Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro. Em seguida realiza comparações com a Região Metropolitan…
Comentarios sobre algunos índices para medir el nivel y el cambio de la mortalidad
El nivel y cambio de la mortalidad pueden medirse de diversos maneras, ya sea por el índice que se use para medir el nivel de mortalidad o por el procedimiento que se utilice para medir el cambio del índice seleccionado.Este trabajo presenta los índices más frecuentemente utilizados para medir el nivel de mortalidad, incluyendo el índice de años de vida perdidos, recientemente desarrollado. Cada índice se analiza desde el punto de vista de su bon…
Readings in Population Research Methodology
This publication which is in eight volumes attempts to put together a complete reference source covering the full range of population research methodology. It is designed to satisfy as completely as possible the methodological needs for both the training of students at beginning intermediate and advanced levels and for expanding the methodological horizons of all demographers. Volume 1 deals with the basic tools of demography including measuremen…
Comparación de la mortalidad en las Américas
El análisis se concentra en la mortalidad de la población adulta de 15 a 74 años de edad de ocho países del continente americano. Con pocas excepciones, estos países son los que tienen mejor información sobre mortalidad, y un nivel de mortalidad relativamente bajo. Esperanzas de vida temporarias y años de vida perdidos son los índices utilizados en el análisis. Los resultados se presentan por edad, sexo y principales grupos de causas de muerte. S…
Measuring and explaining the change in life expectancies
A set of new indices for interpreting change in life expectancies, as well as a technique for explaining change in life expectancies by change in mortality at each age group are presented in the paper. The indices, as well as the new technique for explaining the differences in life expectancies, have been tested and examples using United States life tables are presented. The technique for explaining life expectancy differentials can be used for a…
Projections of the Rural and Urban Populations of Colombia 1965 to 2000
Latin America
Impact of population changes on education cost
This paper has two principal aims: (1) to analyze and measure how the demographic variables—mortality, fertility, and im migration—affect the cost of education; (2) to evaluate what possibilities developing countries, such as those of Latin America, have for a rapid educational improvement. The paper relates demographic and educational variables of three different populations: Sweden, 1840–1965; the United States, 1850–1960; and Latin America, 19…
Necesidad de políticas de población en América Latina
.
Mortality Decline and Its Demographic Effects in Latin America
The nature and effects of Latin America’s non-western trend in fertility
A study by historical comparison of the fertility trends related to mortality levels is made between Latin America and Europe. The purpose of such study is to show why Latin America did not repeat the European mortality-fertility pattern during 1930–1960. Differences between the two areas are established, and an explanation is given about the particular Latin America mortality-fertility model. The effects of such a Latin America trend are pointed…
A New Approach to the Measurements of Urbanization
The pattern of mortality change in Latin America
Using 69 new life tables recently made by Arriaga for Latin American countries by stable-population methods, the authors examine the mortality trends for more countries and more periods of history than have previously been available for analysis. For the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the new tables yield a substantially lower life-expectancy than that shown by previously published life tables; for recent decades the difference is…
New Life Tables for Latin American Populations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
New Life Tables for Latin American Populations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
New Life Tables for Latin American Populations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Components of City Growth in Selected Latin American Countries
A detailed analysis of city growth by city size categories was made for the Latin American countries of Chile Mexico and Venezuela. These countries are among the 6 most urbanized of the region and additionally they have experienced a high rate of urbanization during the last intercensal period. The analysis of city growth--the principal factor contribution to urbanization--shows why cities are growing so rapidly and consequently why urbanization …
Movimientos Migratorios en Venezuela
Rural-urban mortality in developing countries
This study begins with a brief analysis of past and present urban-rural mortality in those countries which are presently considered to be developed. The same analysis centers in developing countries, for it is thought that their rural mortality should be greater than their urban mortality. Since available statistics generally show the contrary, a way is presented for constructing possible means of sub-registering vital statistics in some areas of…
New abridged life tables for Peru
La construcción de tablas de mortalidad en Perú tropieza con inconvenientes de información estadística: (a) solo en los censos de 1950 y 1961 se dispone de la población clasificado por sexo y edades; (b) el alto porcentaje de omisión en el registro de defunciones imposibilita la utilización de las mismas. Por este último hecho, la construcción de las tablas de mortalidad en los años con información censal se ha realizado mediante un método basado…
Measuring and explaining the change in life expectancies
A set of new indices for interpreting change in life expectancies, as well as a technique for explaining change in life expectancies by change in mortality at each age group are presented in the paper. The indices, as well as the new technique for explaining the differences in life expectancies, have been tested and examples using United States life tables are presented. The technique for explaining life expectancy differentials can be used for a…
The pattern of mortality change in Latin America
Using 69 new life tables recently made by Arriaga for Latin American countries by stable-population methods, the authors examine the mortality trends for more countries and more periods of history than have previously been available for analysis. For the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the new tables yield a substantially lower life-expectancy than that shown by previously published life tables; for recent decades the difference is…
New Life Tables for Latin American Populations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
The nature and effects of Latin America’s non-western trend in fertility
A study by historical comparison of the fertility trends related to mortality levels is made between Latin America and Europe. The purpose of such study is to show why Latin America did not repeat the European mortality-fertility pattern during 1930–1960. Differences between the two areas are established, and an explanation is given about the particular Latin America mortality-fertility model. The effects of such a Latin America trend are pointed…
Comentarios sobre algunos índices para medir el nivel y el cambio de la mortalidad
El nivel y cambio de la mortalidad pueden medirse de diversos maneras, ya sea por el índice que se use para medir el nivel de mortalidad o por el procedimiento que se utilice para medir el cambio del índice seleccionado.Este trabajo presenta los índices más frecuentemente utilizados para medir el nivel de mortalidad, incluyendo el índice de años de vida perdidos, recientemente desarrollado. Cada índice se analiza desde el punto de vista de su bon…
Rural-urban mortality in developing countries
This study begins with a brief analysis of past and present urban-rural mortality in those countries which are presently considered to be developed. The same analysis centers in developing countries, for it is thought that their rural mortality should be greater than their urban mortality. Since available statistics generally show the contrary, a way is presented for constructing possible means of sub-registering vital statistics in some areas of…
A New Approach to the Measurements of Urbanization
New abridged life tables for Peru
La construcción de tablas de mortalidad en Perú tropieza con inconvenientes de información estadística: (a) solo en los censos de 1950 y 1961 se dispone de la población clasificado por sexo y edades; (b) el alto porcentaje de omisión en el registro de defunciones imposibilita la utilización de las mismas. Por este último hecho, la construcción de las tablas de mortalidad en los años con información censal se ha realizado mediante un método basado…
New abridged life tables for Peru
La construcción de tablas de mortalidad en Perú tropieza con inconvenientes de información estadística: (a) solo en los censos de 1950 y 1961 se dispone de la población clasificado por sexo y edades; (b) el alto porcentaje de omisión en el registro de defunciones imposibilita la utilización de las mismas. Por este último hecho, la construcción de las tablas de mortalidad en los años con información censal se ha realizado mediante un método basado…
Rural-urban mortality in developing countries
This study begins with a brief analysis of past and present urban-rural mortality in those countries which are presently considered to be developed. The same analysis centers in developing countries, for it is thought that their rural mortality should be greater than their urban mortality. Since available statistics generally show the contrary, a way is presented for constructing possible means of sub-registering vital statistics in some areas of…
Components of City Growth in Selected Latin American Countries
A detailed analysis of city growth by city size categories was made for the Latin American countries of Chile Mexico and Venezuela. These countries are among the 6 most urbanized of the region and additionally they have experienced a high rate of urbanization during the last intercensal period. The analysis of city growth--the principal factor contribution to urbanization--shows why cities are growing so rapidly and consequently why urbanization …
Movimientos Migratorios en Venezuela
The pattern of mortality change in Latin America
Using 69 new life tables recently made by Arriaga for Latin American countries by stable-population methods, the authors examine the mortality trends for more countries and more periods of history than have previously been available for analysis. For the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the new tables yield a substantially lower life-expectancy than that shown by previously published life tables; for recent decades the difference is…
New Life Tables for Latin American Populations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
New Life Tables for Latin American Populations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
New Life Tables for Latin American Populations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
The nature and effects of Latin America’s non-western trend in fertility
A study by historical comparison of the fertility trends related to mortality levels is made between Latin America and Europe. The purpose of such study is to show why Latin America did not repeat the European mortality-fertility pattern during 1930–1960. Differences between the two areas are established, and an explanation is given about the particular Latin America mortality-fertility model. The effects of such a Latin America trend are pointed…
A New Approach to the Measurements of Urbanization
Mortality Decline and Its Demographic Effects in Latin America
Impact of population changes on education cost
This paper has two principal aims: (1) to analyze and measure how the demographic variables—mortality, fertility, and im migration—affect the cost of education; (2) to evaluate what possibilities developing countries, such as those of Latin America, have for a rapid educational improvement. The paper relates demographic and educational variables of three different populations: Sweden, 1840–1965; the United States, 1850–1960; and Latin America, 19…
Necesidad de políticas de población en América Latina
.
Latin America
Projections of the Rural and Urban Populations of Colombia 1965 to 2000
Measuring and explaining the change in life expectancies
A set of new indices for interpreting change in life expectancies, as well as a technique for explaining change in life expectancies by change in mortality at each age group are presented in the paper. The indices, as well as the new technique for explaining the differences in life expectancies, have been tested and examples using United States life tables are presented. The technique for explaining life expectancy differentials can be used for a…
Comparación de la mortalidad en las Américas
El análisis se concentra en la mortalidad de la población adulta de 15 a 74 años de edad de ocho países del continente americano. Con pocas excepciones, estos países son los que tienen mejor información sobre mortalidad, y un nivel de mortalidad relativamente bajo. Esperanzas de vida temporarias y años de vida perdidos son los índices utilizados en el análisis. Los resultados se presentan por edad, sexo y principales grupos de causas de muerte. S…
Readings in Population Research Methodology
This publication which is in eight volumes attempts to put together a complete reference source covering the full range of population research methodology. It is designed to satisfy as completely as possible the methodological needs for both the training of students at beginning intermediate and advanced levels and for expanding the methodological horizons of all demographers. Volume 1 deals with the basic tools of demography including measuremen…
Comentarios sobre algunos índices para medir el nivel y el cambio de la mortalidad
El nivel y cambio de la mortalidad pueden medirse de diversos maneras, ya sea por el índice que se use para medir el nivel de mortalidad o por el procedimiento que se utilice para medir el cambio del índice seleccionado.Este trabajo presenta los índices más frecuentemente utilizados para medir el nivel de mortalidad, incluyendo el índice de años de vida perdidos, recientemente desarrollado. Cada índice se analiza desde el punto de vista de su bon…
Violência, direitos civis e demografia no Brasil na década de 80
O trabalho mostra a relação inversa entre o processo de democratização ocorrido no Brasil durante a década de 80 e o aumento nos níveis de violência na sociedade brasileira, medidos pelas estatísticas de mortalidade. Analisa as taxas de mortalidade por causas externas e calcula o número de anos perdidos por violência segundo o método de Arriaga para a Região Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro. Em seguida realiza comparações com a Região Metropolitan…
La obsolescencia de las proyecciones de población
El artículo considera la evolución de la metodología utilizada en el pasado para proyectar poblaciones y describe brevemente los distintos procedimientos que se han usado. Se advierte el problema de no utilizar las ventajas que tienen las computadoras para diseñar modelos de proyección de la población que sean más útiles para los requisitos de la planificación nacional. Las consecuencias de la falta de un diseño adecuado para proyectar las poblac…
Political science (11 obras) · Geography (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Demography (8 obras) · Latin Americans (8 obras) · Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management (7 obras) · Demography (6 obras) · Population (6 obras) · Global Health Care Issues (5 obras) · Economics (4 obras)