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adam_text	Contents Volume IV SECTION I HISTORY OF POPULATION THOUGHT AND POLICIES Introduction to Volume IV 1 GEAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH PART I HISTORY OF POPULATION THOUGHT AND SHORT INTRODUCTION TO POPULATION POLICIES 3 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH V. The First Demographers 15 VI. Thomas Robert Malthus 15 VII. The 19th Century—Pro or Anti Malthus 18 VIII. Mathematical, Biological, and Sociological Theories 21 IX. Optimum Population 21 X. Demographic Transition 22 XL Major Contemporary Debates 23 CHAPTER 98 History of Ideas in Population since 1940 27 PAUL DEMENY I. Landmarks of Population Thought since 1940: An Overview and a Literature Guide 28 II. The Global Population Problem 33 III. The Problem of Below-Replacement Fertility 35 CHAPTER CHAPTER 97 History of Population Thought 5 ÉRIC VILQUIN I. Some of the Earliest Known Population Theories 6 II. The Demographic Dictates of Some Major Religions 10 III. The Middle Ages and the Renaissance 11 IV. Mercantilists and Physiocrats 12 99 Ethics and Demography: or Macrodemus and Microdemus in the Country of Ethicists 39 FRANÇOIS HERAN 40 I. First Exploration of the Ethicists Island II. The Dream of Macrodemus 44 III. When Macrodemus Fancied that Demography Could Make a Mockery of Ethics 44 IV. When Macrodemus Imagined that Demography was Already Ethics in Itself 46 VI Contents V. Universal, Impartial, and Neutral? 48 VI. The Limits of the Ethical Content of Macrodemography: The Ethicists Response 50 VII. Dialogue between Macrodemus and Microdemus on Changes in Demographic Survey Methods 54 VIII. Research Ethics: An Epidemiological Model Ill-suited to Demography 58 IX. Strengths and Weaknesses of Ethics Codes 63 PART II FROM FERTILITY CONTROL TO FERTILITY SUPPORT 93 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER CHAPTER 100 History of Population Policies up to 1940 71 MICHAEL S. TEITELBAUM I. Origins: From the Ancient World to Malthus and Marx 72 II. From the 19th to the 20th Century 74 CHAPTER 101 An Introduction to Population Policies 83 STEFANO BALDI AND RAIMONDO CAGIANO DE AZEVEDO I. Definitions, Objectives, and Components of Population Policies 84 II. The Relationship between Population Policies and Population Theories 85 III. The Role of International Organizations and Aid in Promoting Population Policies 88 102 Fertility Control in Third World Countries 95 THÉRÈSE LOCOH AND CÉLINE VANDERMEERSCH I. Since 1950 Fertility Has Decreased by Half in Third World Countries 96 II. The Elaboration of Fertility Control Policies 98 III. Policies for Fertility Control. Which Methods? 104 IV. Forty Years of Progress in Contraception 111 CHAPTER 103 Towards a Policy Turnaround in Low-Fertility Developing Countries? 129 MAGALI BARBIERI I. Singapore 129 II. South Korea 132 III. Other Low Fertility Countries 134 CHAPTER 104 Pronatalist Policy in Industrialized Nations 137 GUSTAVO DE SANTIS I. Pronatalist Policy, Social Policy 139 II. A Possible Classification of Pronatalist Policies 141 Contents Vil CHAPTER CHAPTER 105 The Effect of Pronatalist Policies in Industrialized Countries 147 GÉRARD CALOT I. The Difficulty of Linking Causes and Effects in Social Science 147 II. The Rise in French Fertility After the Second World War 150 III. The Fertility Trend in Sarre 152 IV. The Fertility Trend in the Former GDR and the Former FRG 152 V. The Fertility Trend in Northwestern Europe 153 PART III THE DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACT OF PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES 155 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 106 Origin of Health Policies 159 JACQUES VALLIN AND FRANCE MESLÉ I. Antiquity, Medicine, and Religion: From Imhotep to Galen 159 II. Middle Ages and Renaissance: From Avicenna to Ambroise Paré 162 III. The 17th and 18th Centuries: Containment of Mass Epidemics and Decline of Famine 163 IV. 19th Century: Hospitals for the Sick and Hygiene for All 165 V. 1880-1945: From Pasteur to the Welfare State 167 107 Health Policies: What Strategies? For Whose Benefit? 173 JACQUES VALLIN AND FRANCE MESLÉ I. Objectives and Strategies 173 II. Actors and Resources 191 CHAPTER 108 Health Policies: Can the Results Be Evaluated? 211 JACQUES VALLIN AND FRANCE MESLÉ I. Global Results: Health Policies and Increased Life Expectancy? 212 II. Reaching Targets in Pathological Terms 219 III. Fulfilling Objectives Targeted in Terms of Groups 232 CHAPTER 109 Information Systems for Health Policies 249 VIVIANA EGIDI AND VITTORIA BURATTA I. Creating Information Systems for Health Policies 250 II. Identifying the Objectives of Health Policy 251 III. Identifying the Stakeholders of Health Policy 252 IV. Defining a Conceptual Framework 252 V. The Information Base: A Compromise between Content And Technology 253 VI. Creating Systems of Indicators Representative of a Complex Reality 253 VII. Ensuring Comparability through Harmonization 255 VIII. Some Examples of Information Systems 256 Vlil Contents PART IV MIGRATION POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT OF THE POPULATION PYRAMID 261 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 110 Migration Policies 263 STEFANO BALDI AND RAIMONDO CAGIANO DE AZAVEDO I. The Policies of the Receiving Countries 263 II. The Policies in the Countries of Emigration 271 III. New Elements in Migration Policies 275 CHAPTER 111 Economic and Social Management of the Population Pyramid 281 MICHEL LORIAUX I. Population Policies or Management of Population Structures? 281 II. Demographic Structures Change Because Everything Changes, and Vice Versa 282 III. To Act on the Age and Sex Composition Despite the Inertia and Resistance? 283 IV. Age Policy: Watch Out for Unexpected Effects! 284 V. The Baby Boom: Good Luck or Bad Luck of History? 286 VI. A Population Isn t a Business 286 VII. Good or Bad Structures: Some Propositions 288 VIII. A Necessary Reversal of the Problem 289 IX. The Financing of Social Security: A False Debate? 289 X. Intergenerational Equity: A Clever Diversion for Other Less Avowabie Ends? 290 XL A More Positive Approach: Solidarity of the Ages of Life 291 XII. Declining Birth Rates and Pension Insolvency: A Vicious Circle? 292 XIII. The Ultimate Question: Renegotiate a New Intergenerational Contract 296 PART V COUNTRY CASE STUDIES 299 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 112 Fifty Years of Demographic Policies in China: An Assessment 301 ISABELLE AITANE I. Household Registration and Mobility Control 301 II. Balancing Regional Development and Strengthening Border Regions 305 III. Health Policies 307 IV. Controlling Fertility 310 V. Toward Reproductive-Health Policies 315 CHAPTER 113 India s Population Policy in the Face of Demographic Momentum 321 S. IRUDAYA RAJAN AND JACQUES VÉRON I. Indian Population Policy: Stakes and Directions 321 II. Fertility, Family Planning and Development in India: National and State Levels 325 III. Fifty Years of Birth Control in India 329 IV. The Other Components of Population Policy 331 Contents їх CHAPTER CHAPTER 114 Population Policies in Mexico 335 MARIA E. COSIO-ZAVALA I. Genesis and Implementation of a Malthusian Population Policy in Mexico 335 II. The Population Policy in Mexico after 1994 344 118 Population Policy in Russia 407 SERGUEÏ IVANOV, ANATOLE VISHNEVSKI AND SERGUEÏ ZAKHAROV I. Family Policy 408 II. Health Policy 414 III. Migration Policy 423 CHAPTER 115 Population Policy in Kenya 349 VALÉRIE GOLAZ AND CAROLYNE WANJA NJUE I. Colonial Upheavals 349 II. Transition and Independence 353 III. A Difficult End to the Century 355 CHAPTER 116 Population Policies in Cote-D Ivoire 367 AMOAKON ANOH I. The Main Demographic Trends since 1950 367 II. A Declaredly Pronatalist Policy up to 1991 373 III. A Shift in Population Policies from 1991 379 IV. The Constitution of the Reproductive Health Supply and the Evolution of Family Planning 384 CHAPTER 117 Population Policy in the United States 395 CARL НАШ I. Immigration 397 II. Current Immigration Law 398 III. Immigrants 399 IV. Immigration Limits Prescribed by Law 399 V. Nonimmigrants 399 VI. Fertility 400 VII. Distribution 403 VIII. Mortality 404 CHAPTER 119 Population Policy in France 1896-2003 435 JEAN-CLAUDE CHESNAIS I. The Policy of Encouraging Fertility 436 II. Public Health Policy 445 III. National and Regional Development 448 IV. Immigration Policy 450 CHAPTER 120 World Population Growth and the International Community from 1950 to the Present Day 457 JEAN-CLAUDE CHASTELAND I. 1946-1965: Creation of the Population Movement in the United States 458 II. 1966-1973: the United Nations Growing Influence 462 III. 1974-1983 Bucharest: The Voice of the Third World 465 IV. 1984-1993 Mexico: The U.S. and the Third World at Odds 468 V. From 1994 to the Present Day: Cairo, an Anglo-Saxon Victory 471 VI. The Future of Global Population Policy 479 Contents SECTION CHAPTER II OBSERVATION, AUXILIARY METHODS, TEACHING, AND RESEARCH Introduction 487 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH PART I OBSERVATION SYSTEMS AND INDIRECT ESTIMATION METHODS 489 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH 122 Internal Migration: Observation and Concepts 523 BRIGITTE BACCAÏNI I. Diversity in Approaches and Concepts 524 II. Multiple but Defective Sources 529 CHAPTER 123 Conceptual Framework and Data Collection in International Migration 537 CORRADO BONIFAZI AND SALVATORE STROZZA I. The Overall Framework 538 II. Identification Criteria for the Different Components of Migration 541 III. A Critical Analysis of the Major Data Collection Systems 544 CHAPTER CHAPTER 121 Information Systems in Demography DOMINIQUE TABUTIN 493 I. History and Role of Observation in Demography 494 II. A Typology of Demographic Observation Systems 496 III. Continuous Registration Systems 497 IV. Censuses 502 V. Sample Surveys 507 VI. Extra Tools: Aerial Photography and Remote Sensing 514 VII. Neglected Sources: Administrative Information 516 VIII. A Few Words on Qualitative Approaches 516 IX. Privacy and Data Collection 517 124 Demographic Surveillance Sites 555 GILLES PISÓN I. A Growing Number of Demographic Surveillance Sites in Developing Countries 555 II. The Demographic and Health Surveillance Sites at Bandafassi and Mlomp, Senegal 560 CHAPTER 125 Comparing to Understand 571 VIVIANA EGIDI AND PATRICK FESTY I. The Conditions for Comparison: Data Comparability 572 II. Methods of Comparison 584 Contents Xl CHAPTER FART 126 Methods of Historical Demography 597 LORENZO DEL ΡΑΝΤΑ, ROSELLA RETTAROLI, AND PAUL- ANDRÉ ROSENTAL I. Data Assessment and Checking: The Cornerstone of Research in Historical Demography 597 II. Micro and Macro in Historical Demography: Antithetical or Complementary Approaches? 599 III. Issues and New Directions in the Analysis of Individual Data 601 IV. Data Series and Model-based Reconstitutions 603 V. Statistical Methodology and Historical Demography 607 CHAPTER 127 Indirect Estimation Methods 619 KENNETH HILL I. Two Types of Indirect Estimation 620 II. Estimation Methods for Fertility 620 III. Estimation Methods for Child Mortality IV. Estimation Methods for Adult Mortality V. Estimation Methods for Migration 629 623 626 II STATISTICAL ANALYSES, SPECIFIC TOOLS AND QUALITATIVE APPROACHES 645 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 129 Theory Building in Demography 647 HUBERT GÉRARD I. Theorization 647 II. Main Theory 650 III. Auxiliary theory 656 CHAPTER 130 Causality and Causal Models 661 JOSIANNE DUCHÊNE AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH I. Cause and Effect in Social Science 662 II. Causality and Statistical Modelling 665 CHAPTER CHAPTER 128 Model Life Tables 633 JOSIANNE DUCHÊNE I. Model Life Tables Based on Regression Methods and on Data from Developed Countries 633 II. The Logit System 635 III. Model Tables Based on Regression Methods and Data from Developing Countries 637 IV. Applying Model Tables to Data from Developing Nations 639 131 Multidimensional Exploratory Analysis 671 LAURENT TOULEMON I. Exploratory Data Analysis 671 II. Methods for Multidimensional Analysis III. Methods of Classification 682 678 Xli Contents CHAPTER CHAPTER 132 Regression Analysis 687 LAURENT TOULEMON I. Model Construction 687 II. Why Regression? 689 III. Types of Regression 692 CHAPTER 133 Bridging the Gap between Micro- demography and Macro-demography 695 FRANCESCO BILLARI I. Why do Demographers Need to Bridge the Gap? 695 II. Formal Demography and Statistical Demography: The Paradigm Shift 698 III. On Empirical Analyses: Macro-level Correlations and True Micro-Level Effects 700 IV. From Micro to Macro: The Role of Agent-based Computational Demography 703 CHAPTER 134 Fertility, Child Mortality, and Nuptiality Indicators at the Individual Level 709 DOMINIQUE TABUTIN I. Data and General Problems 710 II. Individual Fertility Indicators 710 III. Indicators of Child Mortality Per Woman 714 IV. Some Possibilities Regarding nuptiality 717 V. Limitations 718 135 Cohort and Period Measures of Fertility Based on Microdata 721 ALBERTO PALLONI AND PAOLO DE SANDRE I. General Framework 722 II. Extensions and Application of the Life Table Procedure 724 III. Estimating the Tempo and Quantum Dimensions of Parity-Specific Fertility 726 CHAPTER 136 The Contribution of Qualitative Methods to Demography 731 MICHEL BOZON I. Samples of Comprehensive Demography 732 II. Qualitative Observation Techniques 734 III. Qualitative Methods and the Quality of Demographic Data Collection 737 IV. Qualitative Approaches and the Renewal of Demography 739 CHAPTER 137 Methods of Social Network Aanalysis 745 ALEXIS FERRAND AND AINHOA DE FEDERICO DE LA RÚA I. Observed Networks and Relational Systems 746 II. Properties of Relationships and Networks III. Survey Protocols 754 748 Contents ХНІ PART III HISTORY OF DEMOGRAPHIC SCIENCE, TEACHING, AND RESEARCH 765 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 138 The Origins of Demographic Science ÉRIC VILQUIN 767 I. Demography Before 1662 767 II. The Birth of Demographic Analysis (1662) 769 III. Direct Measurement of Population 770 IV. Political Arithmetic 771 V. Development of Modern Demographic Analysis (19th Century) 773 Appendix 3: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in German 805 ALEXIA FÜRNKRANZ-PRSKAWETZ Appendix 4: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in Spanish 809 ROSA GÓMEZ REDONDO AND MARÍA EUGENIA COSÍO-ZAVALA Appendix 5: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in Portuguese 815 ELZA BERQUÓ Appendix 6: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in Dutch 817 GIJS BEETS AND /OLANDE SIEBENGA Appendix 7: Demographic Textbooks in Japanese 821 SHIGEMI KONO Appendix 8: A Selection of Demographic Treatises and Textbooks Published in Other Languages or Other Countries 823 MARTINE DEVILLE CHAPTER 139 Demographic Textbooks and Treatises: Some Considerations 779 ANNUNZIATA NOBILE AND ALESSANDRA DE ROSE I. European Textbooks During Wild Demography s Years 780 II. The 50 s and 60 s: Demography as a Global Science 781 III. The 70 s: Demography in the Limelight 783 IV. Demography and Demographies: Textbooks Since the 80 s 785 V. Future Horizons: Textbooks and Manuals in the New Millennium 790 Appendix 1: Demographic Textbooks and Treatises in English, French, and Italian 793 Appendix 2: Teaching Demography in the Russian Language 799 ALEXANDRE AVDEEV AND MARIA AVDEEVA CHAPTER 140 Demography Teaching and Rresearch 825 DIONISIA MAFFIOLI I. Understanding Demographic Behaviors 828 II. Participating in Social Management 830 III. Developing Abilities of Interest for Business 832 IV. Teaching Demography 833 V. Pre-University Training and Popularization 837 XIV Contents CHAPTER CHAPTER 141 Advantages and Limitations of Demographic Software and Simulation Programs 841 ANTONELLA PINNELLI AND ANNA-MARIA BimNDELLI I. Using Software for Teaching Demography II. Demographic Software: Inventory and Characteristics 844 III. Criteria for Evaluating Demographic Software 850 CHAPTER 142 Centers of Demographic Research and Teaching 853 DIONISIA MAFFIOLI I. The Origin of Institutions Devoted to Demography 854 II. The Current Situation 861 III. University Centers of Training and Demographic Research 863 842 143 Demography Viewed by Demographers 871 MICHEL LORIAUX AND TANIA VISHNIEVSKAIA I. A Rather Peculiar Survey 872 IL A Discipline Torn Between Its Historical Divisions 875 III. A Stroll Through Demographers Geographic, Linguistic, and Institutional Space 879 IV. Multiplicity of Study Themes 879 V. Demography s Major Factors of Change 883 VI. Between Paradigms and Methods: Putting Demographers Tools to the Test 884 VII. A Discipline in Crisis or a Developing Science: Does Demography Still Have a Future? INDEX 893
adam_txt	Contents Volume IV SECTION I HISTORY OF POPULATION THOUGHT AND POLICIES Introduction to Volume IV 1 GEAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH PART I HISTORY OF POPULATION THOUGHT AND SHORT INTRODUCTION TO POPULATION POLICIES 3 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH V. The First Demographers 15 VI. Thomas Robert Malthus 15 VII. The 19th Century—Pro or Anti Malthus 18 VIII. Mathematical, Biological, and Sociological Theories 21 IX. Optimum Population 21 X. Demographic Transition 22 XL Major Contemporary Debates 23 CHAPTER 98 History of Ideas in Population since 1940 27 PAUL DEMENY I. Landmarks of Population Thought since 1940: An Overview and a Literature Guide 28 II. The Global Population Problem 33 III. The Problem of Below-Replacement Fertility 35 CHAPTER CHAPTER 97 History of Population Thought 5 ÉRIC VILQUIN I. Some of the Earliest Known Population Theories 6 II. The Demographic Dictates of Some Major Religions 10 III. The Middle Ages and the Renaissance 11 IV. Mercantilists and Physiocrats 12 99 Ethics and Demography: or Macrodemus and Microdemus in the Country of Ethicists 39 FRANÇOIS HERAN 40 I. First Exploration of the Ethicists' Island II. The Dream of Macrodemus 44 III. When Macrodemus Fancied that Demography Could Make a Mockery of Ethics 44 IV. When Macrodemus Imagined that Demography was Already Ethics in Itself 46 VI Contents V. Universal, Impartial, and Neutral? 48 VI. The Limits of the Ethical Content of Macrodemography: The Ethicists' Response 50 VII. Dialogue between Macrodemus and Microdemus on Changes in Demographic Survey Methods 54 VIII. Research Ethics: An Epidemiological Model Ill-suited to Demography 58 IX. Strengths and Weaknesses of Ethics Codes 63 PART II FROM FERTILITY CONTROL TO FERTILITY SUPPORT 93 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER CHAPTER 100 History of Population Policies up to 1940 71 MICHAEL S. TEITELBAUM I. Origins: From the Ancient World to Malthus and Marx 72 II. From the 19th to the 20th Century 74 CHAPTER 101 An Introduction to Population Policies 83 STEFANO BALDI AND RAIMONDO CAGIANO DE AZEVEDO I. Definitions, Objectives, and Components of Population Policies 84 II. The Relationship between Population Policies and Population Theories 85 III. The Role of International Organizations and Aid in Promoting Population Policies 88 102 Fertility Control in Third World Countries 95 THÉRÈSE LOCOH AND CÉLINE VANDERMEERSCH I. Since 1950 Fertility Has Decreased by Half in Third World Countries 96 II. The Elaboration of Fertility Control Policies 98 III. Policies for Fertility Control. Which Methods? 104 IV. Forty Years of Progress in Contraception 111 CHAPTER 103 Towards a Policy Turnaround in Low-Fertility Developing Countries? 129 MAGALI BARBIERI I. Singapore 129 II. South Korea 132 III. Other Low Fertility Countries 134 CHAPTER 104 Pronatalist Policy in Industrialized Nations 137 GUSTAVO DE SANTIS I. Pronatalist Policy, Social Policy 139 II. A Possible Classification of Pronatalist Policies 141 Contents Vil CHAPTER CHAPTER 105 The Effect of Pronatalist Policies in Industrialized Countries 147 GÉRARD CALOT I. The Difficulty of Linking Causes and Effects in Social Science 147 II. The Rise in French Fertility After the Second World War 150 III. The Fertility Trend in Sarre 152 IV. The Fertility Trend in the Former GDR and the Former FRG 152 V. The Fertility Trend in Northwestern Europe 153 PART III THE DEMOGRAPHIC IMPACT OF PUBLIC HEALTH POLICIES 155 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 106 Origin of Health Policies 159 JACQUES VALLIN AND FRANCE MESLÉ I. Antiquity, Medicine, and Religion: From Imhotep to Galen 159 II. Middle Ages and Renaissance: From Avicenna to Ambroise Paré 162 III. The 17th and 18th Centuries: Containment of Mass Epidemics and Decline of Famine 163 IV. 19th Century: Hospitals for the Sick and Hygiene for All 165 V. 1880-1945: From Pasteur to the Welfare State 167 107 Health Policies: What Strategies? For Whose Benefit? 173 JACQUES VALLIN AND FRANCE MESLÉ I. Objectives and Strategies 173 II. Actors and Resources 191 CHAPTER 108 Health Policies: Can the Results Be Evaluated? 211 JACQUES VALLIN AND FRANCE MESLÉ I. Global Results: Health Policies and Increased Life Expectancy? 212 II. Reaching Targets in Pathological Terms 219 III. Fulfilling Objectives Targeted in Terms of Groups 232 CHAPTER 109 Information Systems for Health Policies 249 VIVIANA EGIDI AND VITTORIA BURATTA I. Creating Information Systems for Health Policies 250 II. Identifying the Objectives of Health Policy 251 III. Identifying the Stakeholders of Health Policy 252 IV. Defining a Conceptual Framework 252 V. The Information Base: A Compromise between Content And Technology 253 VI. Creating Systems of Indicators Representative of a Complex Reality 253 VII. Ensuring Comparability through Harmonization 255 VIII. Some Examples of Information Systems 256 Vlil Contents PART IV MIGRATION POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT OF THE POPULATION PYRAMID 261 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 110 Migration Policies 263 STEFANO BALDI AND RAIMONDO CAGIANO DE AZAVEDO I. The Policies of the Receiving Countries 263 II. The Policies in the Countries of Emigration 271 III. New Elements in Migration Policies 275 CHAPTER 111 Economic and Social Management of the Population Pyramid 281 MICHEL LORIAUX I. Population Policies or Management of Population Structures? 281 II. Demographic Structures Change Because Everything Changes, and Vice Versa 282 III. To Act on the Age and Sex Composition Despite the Inertia and Resistance? 283 IV. Age Policy: Watch Out for Unexpected Effects! 284 V. The Baby Boom: Good Luck or Bad Luck of History? 286 VI. A Population Isn't a Business 286 VII. Good or Bad Structures: Some Propositions 288 VIII. A Necessary Reversal of the Problem 289 IX. The Financing of Social Security: A False Debate? 289 X. Intergenerational Equity: A Clever Diversion for Other Less Avowabie Ends? 290 XL A More Positive Approach: Solidarity of the Ages of Life 291 XII. Declining Birth Rates and Pension Insolvency: A Vicious Circle? 292 XIII. The Ultimate Question: Renegotiate a New Intergenerational Contract 296 PART V COUNTRY CASE STUDIES 299 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 112 Fifty Years of Demographic Policies in China: An Assessment 301 ISABELLE AITANE I. Household Registration and Mobility Control 301 II. Balancing Regional Development and Strengthening Border Regions 305 III. Health Policies 307 IV. Controlling Fertility 310 V. Toward Reproductive-Health Policies 315 CHAPTER 113 India's Population Policy in the Face of Demographic Momentum 321 S. IRUDAYA RAJAN AND JACQUES VÉRON I. Indian Population Policy: Stakes and Directions 321 II. Fertility, Family Planning and Development in India: National and State Levels 325 III. Fifty Years of Birth Control in India 329 IV. The Other Components of Population Policy 331 Contents їх CHAPTER CHAPTER 114 Population Policies in Mexico 335 MARIA E. COSIO-ZAVALA I. Genesis and Implementation of a Malthusian Population Policy in Mexico 335 II. The Population Policy in Mexico after 1994 344 118 Population Policy in Russia 407 SERGUEÏ IVANOV, ANATOLE VISHNEVSKI AND SERGUEÏ ZAKHAROV I. Family Policy 408 II. Health Policy 414 III. Migration Policy 423 CHAPTER 115 Population Policy in Kenya 349 VALÉRIE GOLAZ AND CAROLYNE WANJA NJUE I. Colonial Upheavals 349 II. Transition and Independence 353 III. A Difficult End to the Century 355 CHAPTER 116 Population Policies in Cote-D'Ivoire 367 AMOAKON ANOH I. The Main Demographic Trends since 1950 367 II. A Declaredly Pronatalist Policy up to 1991 373 III. A Shift in Population Policies from 1991 379 IV. The Constitution of the Reproductive Health Supply and the Evolution of Family Planning 384 CHAPTER 117 Population Policy in the United States 395 CARL НАШ I. Immigration 397 II. Current Immigration Law 398 III. Immigrants 399 IV. Immigration Limits Prescribed by Law 399 V. Nonimmigrants 399 VI. Fertility 400 VII. Distribution 403 VIII. Mortality 404 CHAPTER 119 Population Policy in France 1896-2003 435 JEAN-CLAUDE CHESNAIS I. The Policy of Encouraging Fertility 436 II. Public Health Policy 445 III. National and Regional Development 448 IV. Immigration Policy 450 CHAPTER 120 World Population Growth and the International Community from 1950 to the Present Day 457 JEAN-CLAUDE CHASTELAND I. 1946-1965: Creation of the Population Movement in the United States 458 II. 1966-1973: the United Nations' Growing Influence 462 III. 1974-1983 Bucharest: The Voice of the Third World 465 IV. 1984-1993 Mexico: The U.S. and the Third World at Odds 468 V. From 1994 to the Present Day: Cairo, an Anglo-Saxon Victory 471 VI. The Future of Global Population Policy 479 Contents SECTION CHAPTER II OBSERVATION, AUXILIARY METHODS, TEACHING, AND RESEARCH Introduction 487 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH PART I OBSERVATION SYSTEMS AND INDIRECT ESTIMATION METHODS 489 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH 122 Internal Migration: Observation and Concepts 523 BRIGITTE BACCAÏNI I. Diversity in Approaches and Concepts 524 II. Multiple but Defective Sources 529 CHAPTER 123 Conceptual Framework and Data Collection in International Migration 537 CORRADO BONIFAZI AND SALVATORE STROZZA I. The Overall Framework 538 II. Identification Criteria for the Different Components of Migration 541 III. A Critical Analysis of the Major Data Collection Systems 544 CHAPTER CHAPTER 121 Information Systems in Demography DOMINIQUE TABUTIN 493 I. History and Role of Observation in Demography 494 II. A Typology of Demographic Observation Systems 496 III. Continuous Registration Systems 497 IV. Censuses 502 V. Sample Surveys 507 VI. Extra Tools: Aerial Photography and Remote Sensing 514 VII. Neglected Sources: Administrative Information 516 VIII. A Few Words on Qualitative Approaches 516 IX. Privacy and Data Collection 517 124 Demographic Surveillance Sites 555 GILLES PISÓN I. A Growing Number of Demographic Surveillance Sites in Developing Countries 555 II. The Demographic and Health Surveillance Sites at Bandafassi and Mlomp, Senegal 560 CHAPTER 125 Comparing to Understand 571 VIVIANA EGIDI AND PATRICK FESTY I. The Conditions for Comparison: Data Comparability 572 II. Methods of Comparison 584 Contents Xl CHAPTER FART 126 Methods of Historical Demography 597 LORENZO DEL ΡΑΝΤΑ, ROSELLA RETTAROLI, AND PAUL- ANDRÉ ROSENTAL I. Data Assessment and Checking: The Cornerstone of Research in Historical Demography 597 II. Micro and Macro in Historical Demography: Antithetical or Complementary Approaches? 599 III. Issues and New Directions in the Analysis of Individual Data 601 IV. Data Series and Model-based Reconstitutions 603 V. Statistical Methodology and Historical Demography 607 CHAPTER 127 Indirect Estimation Methods 619 KENNETH HILL I. Two Types of Indirect Estimation 620 II. Estimation Methods for Fertility 620 III. Estimation Methods for Child Mortality IV. Estimation Methods for Adult Mortality V. Estimation Methods for Migration 629 623 626 II STATISTICAL ANALYSES, SPECIFIC TOOLS AND QUALITATIVE APPROACHES 645 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 129 Theory Building in Demography 647 HUBERT GÉRARD I. Theorization 647 II. Main Theory 650 III. Auxiliary theory 656 CHAPTER 130 Causality and Causal Models 661 JOSIANNE DUCHÊNE AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH I. Cause and Effect in Social Science 662 II. Causality and Statistical Modelling 665 CHAPTER CHAPTER 128 Model Life Tables 633 JOSIANNE DUCHÊNE I. Model Life Tables Based on Regression Methods and on Data from Developed Countries 633 II. The Logit System 635 III. Model Tables Based on Regression Methods and Data from Developing Countries 637 IV. Applying Model Tables to Data from Developing Nations 639 131 Multidimensional Exploratory Analysis 671 LAURENT TOULEMON I. Exploratory Data Analysis 671 II. Methods for Multidimensional Analysis III. Methods of Classification 682 678 Xli Contents CHAPTER CHAPTER 132 Regression Analysis 687 LAURENT TOULEMON I. Model Construction 687 II. Why Regression? 689 III. Types of Regression 692 CHAPTER 133 Bridging the Gap between Micro- demography and Macro-demography 695 FRANCESCO BILLARI I. Why do Demographers Need to Bridge the Gap? 695 II. Formal Demography and Statistical Demography: The Paradigm Shift 698 III. On Empirical Analyses: Macro-level Correlations and True Micro-Level Effects 700 IV. From Micro to Macro: The Role of Agent-based Computational Demography 703 CHAPTER 134 Fertility, Child Mortality, and Nuptiality Indicators at the Individual Level 709 DOMINIQUE TABUTIN I. Data and General Problems 710 II. Individual Fertility Indicators 710 III. Indicators of Child Mortality Per Woman 714 IV. Some Possibilities Regarding nuptiality 717 V. Limitations 718 135 Cohort and Period Measures of Fertility Based on Microdata 721 ALBERTO PALLONI AND PAOLO DE SANDRE I. General Framework 722 II. Extensions and Application of the Life Table Procedure 724 III. Estimating the Tempo and Quantum Dimensions of Parity-Specific Fertility 726 CHAPTER 136 The Contribution of Qualitative Methods to Demography 731 MICHEL BOZON I. Samples of Comprehensive Demography 732 II. Qualitative Observation Techniques 734 III. Qualitative Methods and the Quality of Demographic Data Collection 737 IV. Qualitative Approaches and the Renewal of Demography 739 CHAPTER 137 Methods of Social Network Aanalysis 745 ALEXIS FERRAND AND AINHOA DE FEDERICO DE LA RÚA I. Observed Networks and Relational Systems 746 II. Properties of Relationships and Networks III. Survey Protocols 754 748 Contents ХНІ PART III HISTORY OF DEMOGRAPHIC SCIENCE, TEACHING, AND RESEARCH 765 GRAZIELLA CASELLI, JACQUES VALLIN, AND GUILLAUME WUNSCH CHAPTER 138 The Origins of Demographic Science ÉRIC VILQUIN 767 I. Demography Before 1662 767 II. The Birth of Demographic Analysis (1662) 769 III. Direct Measurement of Population 770 IV. Political Arithmetic 771 V. Development of Modern Demographic Analysis (19th Century) 773 Appendix 3: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in German 805 ALEXIA FÜRNKRANZ-PRSKAWETZ Appendix 4: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in Spanish 809 ROSA GÓMEZ REDONDO AND MARÍA EUGENIA COSÍO-ZAVALA Appendix 5: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in Portuguese 815 ELZA BERQUÓ Appendix 6: Demographic Treatises and Textbooks in Dutch 817 GIJS BEETS AND /OLANDE SIEBENGA Appendix 7: Demographic Textbooks in Japanese 821 SHIGEMI KONO Appendix 8: A Selection of Demographic Treatises and Textbooks Published in Other Languages or Other Countries 823 MARTINE DEVILLE CHAPTER 139 Demographic Textbooks and Treatises: Some Considerations 779 ANNUNZIATA NOBILE AND ALESSANDRA DE ROSE I. European Textbooks During "Wild Demography's" Years 780 II. The '50's and '60's: Demography as a Global Science 781 III. The '70's: Demography in the Limelight 783 IV. Demography and Demographies: Textbooks Since the '80's 785 V. Future Horizons: Textbooks and Manuals in the New Millennium 790 Appendix 1: Demographic Textbooks and Treatises in English, French, and Italian 793 Appendix 2: Teaching Demography in the Russian Language 799 ALEXANDRE AVDEEV AND MARIA AVDEEVA CHAPTER 140 Demography Teaching and Rresearch 825 DIONISIA MAFFIOLI I. Understanding Demographic Behaviors 828 II. Participating in Social Management 830 III. Developing Abilities of Interest for Business 832 IV. Teaching Demography 833 V. Pre-University Training and Popularization 837 XIV Contents CHAPTER CHAPTER 141 Advantages and Limitations of Demographic Software and Simulation Programs 841 ANTONELLA PINNELLI AND ANNA-MARIA BimNDELLI I. Using Software for Teaching Demography II. Demographic Software: Inventory and Characteristics 844 III. Criteria for Evaluating Demographic Software 850 CHAPTER 142 Centers of Demographic Research and Teaching 853 DIONISIA MAFFIOLI I. The Origin of Institutions Devoted to Demography 854 II. 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