European Society of Historical Demography http://t.co/e8ZJbueaZB
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Something BRIGHT is coming…✨
A new international postdoctoral programme is joining the #MSCActions #COFUND community.
Boosting Research through International Global Health Training, led by @SaludglobalCSIC @CSIC coordinated by @IEGD_CSIC
Stay tuned 🔗 link.europa.eu/DRbxNg
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New book to add to the shopping list!
Iperdiversità.
By Francesco Billari @Unibocconi
"For a long period of our history, the potential of most of humanity's talents has been curbed by short and uncertain lives, by closed societies...."
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📢I’m so thrilled to share our new paper on the 1820 plague outbreak in Mallorca, co-authored with @PerePuigUAB and just published in PNAS: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.25…
We revisit one of the last major outbreaks in 19th-century western Europe to explore its transmission dynamics 🧵
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This graph from our new paper on the invention of microdata shows the involvement of PAA presidents with the Census Bureau from 1930 to 2019.
The tiny grey bar on the right of the graph represents me. 1/2
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Curious about the invention of microdata? Our new paper in Demography reveals the story. 1/2
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Curious about the invention of microdata? Our new paper in Demography reveals the story.
doi.org/10.1215/00703370-127…
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In “Equally Available to Anyone,” @dldmag & @HistDem describe the story of the invention of the 1st microdata sample in interactions between Census Bureau staff & the PAA & how that collaboration “can be a model for preserving broad access" going forward. read.dukeupress.edu/demograp…
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NEW POP STUDIES WORKING PAPER by @HanmingF & Chang Liu
"The Confucian Fertility Paradox: Education Competition and Ultra-Low Fertility in East Asia"
examines changing size family priorities when modern life confronts traditional values
READ IT HERE:
bit.ly/45u5gmA
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There are more than 100 working papers in the Population Center Working Papers Series!
TAKE A LOOK: repository.upenn.edu/exhibit…
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with the support of @GREATLEAPCost @ESHD_EU , the @bspsUK , and the @LocalPopStudies , are already behind us. ⬇️🧵
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🌍 International group of school participants had the opportunity to attend engaging lectures as part of a rich program covering a wide range of topics in historical demography, and to take part in practical exercises using R software for statistical computing and graphics. ⬇️🧵
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🚶♀️ During their free time, the participants were able to to get better acquainted with the rich history of Cambridge and to take part in joint activities and social gatherings.
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💌 It was an exceptional experience watching participants connect, grow, and learn so much from distinguished lecturers. A huge thank you to the organizers and all the speakers for sharing their incredible expertise, and to the attendees for their amazing energy and engagement.
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Explore the latest issue of Social Science History 50(1), which includes the 2024 SSHA Presidential Address and 9 research articles. shorturl.at/JIhCa
#history #socialscience #gender #census #immigration #elections #Morocco #Argentina #Sweden #China #Netherlands #USA
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#demography #mortality
You can download #Openacces the paper here 👇
Individual-Level Data on Causes of Death in Madrid From 1905 to 1927
by Diego Ramiro Fariñas, Stanislao Mazzoni, Mélanie Bourguignon, Begoña Villuendas Hijosa and Michel Oris.
hlcs.nl/article/view/25002
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📢 New publication👇
Individual-Level Data on Causes of Death in #Madrid From 1905 to 1927
We present the Madrid database on causes of death,unique in the Mediterranean context,which currently covers the entire city for the period 1905–1927 & includes 366542 individual notices
📢Next @ESHD_EU Webminar!
European Society of Historical #Demography TODAY at 3 pm (CET)
Fabio Gatti (University of Bern and Bocconi University)
Religion and Post-Slavery: Church Competition in Colonial #Jamaica, 1828–1920.
All previous webinars here👉eshd.eu/eshd-webinar-series/
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📖 Published in Scientific Reports @SciReports @NaturePortfolio you can read it #OpenAccess here 👇 rdcu.be/e5DxX
This research offers a uniquely comprehensive historical perspective
on how #urban and #climatic transformations interact over 130 years.
