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期刊名:Kolner zeitschrift fur soziologie und sozialpsychologie

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ISSN:0023-2653

e-ISSN:1861-891X

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Eva U B Kibele,Sebastian Klüsener,Rembrandt D Scholz Eva U B Kibele
While regional mortality inequalities in Germany tend to be relatively stable in the short run, over the course of the past century marked changes have occurred in the country's regional mortality patterns. These changes include not only th...
Sandra Krapf,Katharina Wolf Sandra Krapf
In this study, we use data of the German Mikrozensus to explore first and second birth behavior of migrants' descendants. Whereas prior waves of the Mikrozensus only included respondents' citizenship, in the survey years 2005 and 2009 also ...
Douglas S Massey,Frank Kalter,Karen A Pren Douglas S Massey
In this article we use uniquely comparable data sets from two very different settings to examine how exogenous economic transformations affect the likelihood and selectivity of international out-migration. Specifically, we use data from the...
T Klein T Klein
"Life expectancy and mortality increasingly are analyzed in the context of social factors. This study analyzes the impact of social position, marital status, and religious confession on cohort life expectancy. The analysis is based on [Germ...
R H Dinkel,I Milenovic R H Dinkel
The availability of mates and the consequences for cohort fertility by sex in Germany is analyzed using pooled data from various fertility surveys conducted since 1900. "All German male cohorts born before 1930 have a greater number of chil...
J Huinink,M Wagner J Huinink
"On the basis of life history data of German birth cohorts born 1929-31, 1939-41, and 1949-51 hypotheses about the relation between regional context, migration and family formation are tested. Results of proportional hazard models do not sh...