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A BIBLIOGRAPHY on HISTORICAL STUDIES on CHANGING FERTILITY Charles Tilly the University of Michigan Jupy,. 1974 CRSO Working A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON HISTORICAL STUDIES ON CHANGING FERTILITY Charles Tilly The University of Michigan JuPy,. 1974 CRSO Working Paper a109 Copies available through: Center for Research on Social Organization U of M 330 Packard Street Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 A BIBLIOGRAPHY ON HISTORICAL STUDIES OF CHANGING FERTILITY Charles T&lly University of Michigan July 1974 This is the draft bibliography of Charles Tilly, ed., Historical Studies of Changing Fertility, prepared for publication in the Mathematical Social Science Board/' Princeton University Press Studies in Quantitative History. It draws on the references to articles by Richard Easterlin, E. A. Wrigley, Lutz Berkner, Franklin Mendels, Ronald Lee, Etienne van de Walle, Maris Vinovskis and Rudolf Braun as well as on my own work. I am grateful to Chantal Bancilhon, Judy Davidson, Pam Hume, Karen Metrick and Kit Tilly for help in assembling khe bibliography. *L - L. ?, -i - 1. BIBLIOGRAPHY I+ . This is a provisional bibliography for the entire book, not just for the introductory article. It includes every publication mentioned in the book, plus a few items illustrating the various types of analysis discussed in the introduction, and a few more items used for background but not cited. Irma Adelman 1963 "An econometric analysis of population growth," American Economic Review (June): 314-339. Kurt Agren, David Gaunt, Ingrid Erikssen, John Rogers, Andus Norberg and Sune Akerman 1973 Aristocrats, Farmers, Proletarians. Essays in Swedish Demographic History. Uppsala: Scandinavian University Books. Studie Historica Upsaliensia.47. Adolphe dlAngeville 1969 Essai sur la statistique de la population francaise. Reedit ion, with an introduction by ~mmanuelLe Roy Ladurie. 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