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On the scale of global demographic convergence 1950-2000

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2001

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Wilson, Christopher

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Population Council

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The second half of the twentieth century saw global demographic change of unprecedented magnitude, with pronounced falls in both mortality and fertility in many developing countries. This article assesses the extent to which these changes have led to the

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Keywords: convergence; demographic transition; global perspective; population dynamics; article; demography; developing country; economics; education; ethnic and racial groups; ethnology; fertility; health survey; history; human; international cooperation; legal as

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/91475

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ANU Research Publications

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Population and Development Review

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Journal article

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