Frank W Notestein
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3630375 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Frank W Notestein |
| PRENOMES | Frank W |
| SOBRENOME | Notestein |
| ASSINATURA | NOTESTEIN F W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Milbank Memorial Fund |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1931 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1999 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
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Frank Notestein on Population Growth and Economic Development
Drawing on the analytic framework of demographic transition theory of which Notestein was the most modern formulator and on the historical experience of the West he presents an outline of the social and economic factors that explain the emergence of rapid population growth as a major factor affecting the development performance and prospects of poor countries. He argues the need for lowering the birth rates through public policies fashioned to se…
Demography in the United States
A full account of the development of population studies in the United States is needed, but that is not the purpose of this undertaking. Its purpose is to tease out from part of that story several threads of activity by people and organizations that helped establish the field. As one who has grown up with the field and been involved in parts of the activity and planning, as both a foundation and a university man, I feel competent to tell the stor…
A Western Assessment of Prerevolutionary China's Demographic Prospects
[Marshall C. Balfour], [Roger F. Evans], [Frank W. Notestein], [Irene B. Taeuber], A Western Assessment of Prerevolutionary China's Demographic Prospects, Population and Development Review, Vol. 6, No. 2 (Jun., 1980), pp. 317-322
The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974
W. Parker Mauldin, Nazli Choucri, Frank W. Notestein, Michael Teitelbaum, The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 5, No. 12 (Dec., 1974), pp. 357-358
The population council and the demographic crisis of the less developed world
In its early years the Population Council formed in 1952 concentrated on fellowships research grants and institutional support in less developed countries in the fields of demography and the biological and medical aspects of human reproduction. Since then the program has expanded to include medical and administrative aspects of family planning. In 1964 the Council established a Technical Assistance Division to provide long-term assistance in fami…
The Population Crisis
A discussion of the crisis of population growth must be or ganized around two sharply contrasting themes: one, of unrivaled dangers; the other, of new hope that it may be resolved during the remainder of this century. It is diffi cult to overstate the importance of either theme. The dangers threaten the entire process of modernization among the two-thirds of the world's people in the technologically backward nations, and thereby the maintenance o…
Population growth--a challenge to public health
Population growth--a challenge to public health. F W NotesteinCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.56.1_Suppl.80 Published Online: October 03, 2011
The University Teaching of Social Sciences--Demography
Culture and Human Fertility
Culture and Human Fertility
A Theory of Economic-Demographic Development
Population Problems
Public Health and Demography in the far-East. Report of a Survey Trip
Public Health and Demography in the Far East
"Population," Scientific American
Public Health and Demography in the Far East
The report of the royal commission on population
In this review, the author surveys the Report of the Royal Commission on Population, and assesses the significance of the Commission's findings in the field of demographic analysis and policy
The changing fertility of the Japanese
The Japan of the middle of the nineteenth century was a backward agrarian state of perhaps 35 million people. Three-quarters of a century later, the 75 million people of an industrialized and urbanized Japan had challenged the industrial and military power of the West itself in a daring attempt to achieve economic and political control over eastern Asia and the islands of Oceania. Population growth had stimulated economic and political expansion,…
The facts of life
Dans l'article dont nous publions ici un large extrait, l'auteur présente d'abord les perspectives qui s'offrent à la population des Etats-Unis pour les cinquante prochaines années. Puis il examine les circonstances déterminantes de la conjoncture démographique mondiale, et passe en revue les problèmes de population dans les diverses régions du monde. Après avoir étudié le groupe des populations sur la voie du déclin démographique, M. Notestein a…
The Future Population of Europe and the Soviet Union
The Future Population of Europe and the Soviet Union. Population Projections 1940-1970
Population and Power in Postwar Europe
Controlled Fertility
Controlled Fertility. An Evaluation of Clinic Service
Demography in the United States
A full account of the development of population studies in the United States is needed, but that is not the purpose of this undertaking. Its purpose is to tease out from part of that story several threads of activity by people and organizations that helped establish the field. As one who has grown up with the field and been involved in parts of the activity and planning, as both a foundation and a university man, I feel competent to tell the stor…
Class Differences in Fertility
The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974
W. Parker Mauldin, Nazli Choucri, Frank W. Notestein, Michael Teitelbaum, The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 5, No. 12 (Dec., 1974), pp. 357-358
Frank Notestein on Population Growth and Economic Development
Drawing on the analytic framework of demographic transition theory of which Notestein was the most modern formulator and on the historical experience of the West he presents an outline of the social and economic factors that explain the emergence of rapid population growth as a major factor affecting the development performance and prospects of poor countries. He argues the need for lowering the birth rates through public policies fashioned to se…
Trends in the Size of Families Completed Prior to 1910 in Various Social Classes
A unique approach to the study of trends in fertility prior to 1910 for certain social classes of selected native-white populations is made possible by a special tabulation of samples of the 1910 census data relating to the number of children born to each married woman, the wife's age, and the husband's occupation. These data permit one to obtain the number of children ever born per 100 wives of specific age groups, for married women whose ages i…
The population council and the demographic crisis of the less developed world
In its early years the Population Council formed in 1952 concentrated on fellowships research grants and institutional support in less developed countries in the fields of demography and the biological and medical aspects of human reproduction. Since then the program has expanded to include medical and administrative aspects of family planning. In 1964 the Council established a Technical Assistance Division to provide long-term assistance in fami…
The Population Crisis
A discussion of the crisis of population growth must be or ganized around two sharply contrasting themes: one, of unrivaled dangers; the other, of new hope that it may be resolved during the remainder of this century. It is diffi cult to overstate the importance of either theme. The dangers threaten the entire process of modernization among the two-thirds of the world's people in the technologically backward nations, and thereby the maintenance o…
Culture and Human Fertility
Differential Age at Marriage According to Social Class
This study is based on records obtained from the 1910 census schedules concernig age, duration of marriage, and occupation of husband, for urban and rural women of native white parentage. The women are grouped into six urban and three rural classes on the basis of the husband's occupation. Because of certain limitations of the data the study is confined to the 17,876 women who married between 1900 and 1905. Analysis of the age at marriage distrib…
Population Problems
The changing fertility of the Japanese
The Japan of the middle of the nineteenth century was a backward agrarian state of perhaps 35 million people. Three-quarters of a century later, the 75 million people of an industrialized and urbanized Japan had challenged the industrial and military power of the West itself in a daring attempt to achieve economic and political control over eastern Asia and the islands of Oceania. Population growth had stimulated economic and political expansion,…
The Future Population of Europe and the Soviet Union
Population and Power in Postwar Europe
Factors Affecting Variations in Human Fertility
Journal Article Factors Affecting Variations in Human Fertility Get access Frank W. Notestein, Frank W. Notestein Milbank Memorial Fund Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Clyde V. Kiser Clyde V. Kiser Milbank Memorial Fund Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 14, Issue 1, October 1935, Pages 32–41, https://doi.org/10.2307/2569979 Published: 01 October …
Differential Age at Marriage According to Social Class
This study is based on records obtained from the 1910 census schedules concernig age, duration of marriage, and occupation of husband, for urban and rural women of native white parentage. The women are grouped into six urban and three rural classes on the basis of the husband's occupation. Because of certain limitations of the data the study is confined to the 17,876 women who married between 1900 and 1905. Analysis of the age at marriage distrib…
Trends in the Size of Families Completed Prior to 1910 in Various Social Classes
A unique approach to the study of trends in fertility prior to 1910 for certain social classes of selected native-white populations is made possible by a special tabulation of samples of the 1910 census data relating to the number of children born to each married woman, the wife's age, and the husband's occupation. These data permit one to obtain the number of children ever born per 100 wives of specific age groups, for married women whose ages i…
The Differential Rate of Increase Among the Social Classes of the American Population
Journal Article The Differential Rate of Increase Among the Social Classes of the American Population Get access Frank W. Notestein Frank W. Notestein Milbank Memorial Fund Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 12, Issue 1, October 1933, Pages 17–33, https://doi.org/10.2307/2570112 Published: 01 October 1933
Factors Affecting Variations in Human Fertility
Journal Article Factors Affecting Variations in Human Fertility Get access Frank W. Notestein, Frank W. Notestein Milbank Memorial Fund Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Clyde V. Kiser Clyde V. Kiser Milbank Memorial Fund Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 14, Issue 1, October 1935, Pages 32–41, https://doi.org/10.2307/2569979 Published: 01 October …
Class Differences in Fertility
Controlled Fertility. An Evaluation of Clinic Service
Controlled Fertility
The Future Population of Europe and the Soviet Union. Population Projections 1940-1970
Population and Power in Postwar Europe
The Future Population of Europe and the Soviet Union
The facts of life
Dans l'article dont nous publions ici un large extrait, l'auteur présente d'abord les perspectives qui s'offrent à la population des Etats-Unis pour les cinquante prochaines années. Puis il examine les circonstances déterminantes de la conjoncture démographique mondiale, et passe en revue les problèmes de population dans les diverses régions du monde. Après avoir étudié le groupe des populations sur la voie du déclin démographique, M. Notestein a…
The changing fertility of the Japanese
The Japan of the middle of the nineteenth century was a backward agrarian state of perhaps 35 million people. Three-quarters of a century later, the 75 million people of an industrialized and urbanized Japan had challenged the industrial and military power of the West itself in a daring attempt to achieve economic and political control over eastern Asia and the islands of Oceania. Population growth had stimulated economic and political expansion,…
The report of the royal commission on population
In this review, the author surveys the Report of the Royal Commission on Population, and assesses the significance of the Commission's findings in the field of demographic analysis and policy
Public Health and Demography in the Far East
"Population," Scientific American
Public Health and Demography in the Far East
Public Health and Demography in the far-East. Report of a Survey Trip
Population Problems
A Theory of Economic-Demographic Development
Culture and Human Fertility
Culture and Human Fertility
The University Teaching of Social Sciences--Demography
Population growth--a challenge to public health
Population growth--a challenge to public health. F W NotesteinCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.56.1_Suppl.80 Published Online: October 03, 2011
The Population Crisis
A discussion of the crisis of population growth must be or ganized around two sharply contrasting themes: one, of unrivaled dangers; the other, of new hope that it may be resolved during the remainder of this century. It is diffi cult to overstate the importance of either theme. The dangers threaten the entire process of modernization among the two-thirds of the world's people in the technologically backward nations, and thereby the maintenance o…
The population council and the demographic crisis of the less developed world
In its early years the Population Council formed in 1952 concentrated on fellowships research grants and institutional support in less developed countries in the fields of demography and the biological and medical aspects of human reproduction. Since then the program has expanded to include medical and administrative aspects of family planning. In 1964 the Council established a Technical Assistance Division to provide long-term assistance in fami…
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