Enid Charles
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3633233 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Enid Charles |
| PRENOMES | Enid |
| SOBRENOME | Charles |
| ASSINATURA | CHARLES E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Dominion Bureau of Statistics, Ottawa, Canada |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1935 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1953 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Hour of Birth
Whether variations with respect to frequency of births from hour to hour within the course of the day are such as we might expect in any situation in which an immensely complex congeries of cir cumstances conspires to reproduce the characteristic features of a random sampling system, or whether there is a systematic trend indicative of some predominant agency contributory to a manifest diurnal cycle, are questions of interest both at the administ…
Statistical Utilization of Maternity and Child Welfare Records
The collection and analysis of statistical material relating to mortality and morbidity has long been an important part of the functions of Public Health Authorities. Much of the data analysed at a national level is transmitted through the local authority and reciprocal arrangements have developed whereby statistical analysis of its own problems by each authority runs pari passu with centralized statistics for the country as a whole. In the field…
The Changing Size of the Family in Canada
Journal Article The Changing Size of the Family in Canada Get access The Changing Size of the Family in Canada. By Enid Charles. (Ottawa : Dominion Bureau of Statistics, 1948. Pp. xiv + 311. $1.00.) P. Sargant Florence P. Sargant Florence University of Birmingham Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 59, Issue 236, 1 December 1949, Pages 611–612, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226598 Publi…
The Changing Size of the Family in Canada
Post-War Demographic Problems in Britain
T HE war-time rise in the British birthrate, though less striking than in some of the other belligerent countries, was still greater than might have been expected in the light of the demographic trends of World War I. The movements of the birth-rate are of special interest on account of the very low level reached by reproduction rates during the thirties. It is of some moment for the demographic future of the Western World to inquire whether we h…
Population Problems in the British Overseas Dominions
W HITE settlement in Canada dates from 1608, in South Africa from 1652, and in Australia from 1788, while New Zealand celebrated the hundredth birthday of its pakeha population as recently as 1940. The order of settlement is also the order of population by size in 1941: Canada, 11,506,655; Union of South Africa, 10,521,700 (estimated); ' Australia, 7,102,052 (estimated); 2 and New Zealand, 1,630,948 (estimated). Figure 1 1 attempts to show total …
Population Trends in Relation to the Social Background on Prince Edward Island
Notes on Some Population Data from a Southern Nigerian Village
The Changing Structure of the Family in Australia
THE existence of declining fertility in all highly industrialised countries is now well known. Since fertility in Western and Northern Europe and the United States has reached a level which, if maintained, must eventually lead to a declining population, it is now advisable to analyse in greater detail the changes which have taken place in the reproductive behaviour of people in these countries. Before an effective programme can be devised to arre…
Differential Fertility
The Twilight of Parenthood
Notes on Some Population Data from a Southern Nigerian Village
The Twilight of Parenthood
The Changing Size of the Family in Canada
Journal Article The Changing Size of the Family in Canada Get access The Changing Size of the Family in Canada. By Enid Charles. (Ottawa : Dominion Bureau of Statistics, 1948. Pp. xiv + 311. $1.00.) P. Sargant Florence P. Sargant Florence University of Birmingham Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 59, Issue 236, 1 December 1949, Pages 611–612, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226598 Publi…
The Hour of Birth
Whether variations with respect to frequency of births from hour to hour within the course of the day are such as we might expect in any situation in which an immensely complex congeries of cir cumstances conspires to reproduce the characteristic features of a random sampling system, or whether there is a systematic trend indicative of some predominant agency contributory to a manifest diurnal cycle, are questions of interest both at the administ…
Post-War Demographic Problems in Britain
T HE war-time rise in the British birthrate, though less striking than in some of the other belligerent countries, was still greater than might have been expected in the light of the demographic trends of World War I. The movements of the birth-rate are of special interest on account of the very low level reached by reproduction rates during the thirties. It is of some moment for the demographic future of the Western World to inquire whether we h…
Differential Fertility
The Twilight of Parenthood
The Changing Structure of the Family in Australia
THE existence of declining fertility in all highly industrialised countries is now well known. Since fertility in Western and Northern Europe and the United States has reached a level which, if maintained, must eventually lead to a declining population, it is now advisable to analyse in greater detail the changes which have taken place in the reproductive behaviour of people in these countries. Before an effective programme can be devised to arre…
Differential Fertility
Notes on Some Population Data from a Southern Nigerian Village
Population Trends in Relation to the Social Background on Prince Edward Island
Population Problems in the British Overseas Dominions
W HITE settlement in Canada dates from 1608, in South Africa from 1652, and in Australia from 1788, while New Zealand celebrated the hundredth birthday of its pakeha population as recently as 1940. The order of settlement is also the order of population by size in 1941: Canada, 11,506,655; Union of South Africa, 10,521,700 (estimated); ' Australia, 7,102,052 (estimated); 2 and New Zealand, 1,630,948 (estimated). Figure 1 1 attempts to show total …
Post-War Demographic Problems in Britain
T HE war-time rise in the British birthrate, though less striking than in some of the other belligerent countries, was still greater than might have been expected in the light of the demographic trends of World War I. The movements of the birth-rate are of special interest on account of the very low level reached by reproduction rates during the thirties. It is of some moment for the demographic future of the Western World to inquire whether we h…
The Changing Size of the Family in Canada
Journal Article The Changing Size of the Family in Canada Get access The Changing Size of the Family in Canada. By Enid Charles. (Ottawa : Dominion Bureau of Statistics, 1948. Pp. xiv + 311. $1.00.) P. Sargant Florence P. Sargant Florence University of Birmingham Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 59, Issue 236, 1 December 1949, Pages 611–612, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226598 Publi…
The Changing Size of the Family in Canada
Statistical Utilization of Maternity and Child Welfare Records
The collection and analysis of statistical material relating to mortality and morbidity has long been an important part of the functions of Public Health Authorities. Much of the data analysed at a national level is transmitted through the local authority and reciprocal arrangements have developed whereby statistical analysis of its own problems by each authority runs pari passu with centralized statistics for the country as a whole. In the field…
The Hour of Birth
Whether variations with respect to frequency of births from hour to hour within the course of the day are such as we might expect in any situation in which an immensely complex congeries of cir cumstances conspires to reproduce the characteristic features of a random sampling system, or whether there is a systematic trend indicative of some predominant agency contributory to a manifest diurnal cycle, are questions of interest both at the administ…
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