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... there any evidence that different methodological approaches (survey vs. census) generate different patterns of age and other errors for older people? A key issue is whether data ...
... their provenance defines the analytical approach. RESULTS Empirically, religion is correlated with population patterns in contemporary Africa, and, historically, reproduction and family formation were central to ...
... studies 1) by using longitudinal data to measure actual residential moves rather than static patterns of parental coresidence; 2) by considering both moves out of and back into ...
... CONCLUSIONS We show strong differences between the alternative mortality models in terms of mortality age pattern and ageing indicators. Researchers of population ageing should be 1 International Institute for Applied ...
... non-employed women (2.9%), but it is difficult to detect a common pattern across Europe. For example, among southern countries, in Spain and Greece the ...
... . 219 – 221) . His article posits that "there are definite, patterned regularities in the growth of personal mobility through space- time during recent history [ ...
... less between successive cohorts of women, many countries in sub-Saharan Africa exhibit such a pattern – about 66% of the 32 countries in our sample for women born between ...
... Esteve, A., and Domingo, A. (2008) . Marriage Patterns of the Foreign- Born Population in a New Country of Immigration: The Case ...
... 2013; Manning 2013) . The rise in cohabitation continues to redefine family formation patterns, and unintended pregnancy is particularly high among cohabiting women. Increases in the proportion ...
... that in some countries socioeconomic differences in family formation are highly gendered, whereas gender-neutral patterns are reported in other countries. Most previous studies focus on single events and therefore ...
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