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Demography and population studies

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: New Delhi; Vikas Publishing; 1995Edition: 2nd edDescription: 583: illISBN:
  • 0706990986
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 304.6 SHR
Summary: This book deals at one place with the theories, hypothesies, measurement techniques, demographic profiles of India and the World, issues relating to the dynamics of population change and economic development, economics of manpower supply and demand, norms of population policy and conception control, etc. It is a well-researched volume. The book is primarily intended for the students of M.A. and M. Phil (Economics, Sociology, Regional Studies, Geography), as also for MBBS students for their paper on "Preventive and Social Medicine." I have chosen the best out of so many references. Yet, the opinions and the data have been presented in an integrated way so that there is academic continuum. With bits and pieces a self contained whole subject of fundamental principles has been developed. Hence, the book is eclectic yet holistic. Views of the demographers, economists, natural scientists, sociologists, psychologists, administrators, medical-personnel, regional planners have been incorporated in the text.
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This book deals at one place with the theories, hypothesies, measurement techniques, demographic profiles of India and the World, issues relating to the dynamics of population change and economic development, economics of manpower supply and demand, norms of population policy and conception control, etc. It is a well-researched volume.
The book is primarily intended for the students of M.A. and M. Phil (Economics, Sociology, Regional Studies, Geography), as also for MBBS students for their paper on "Preventive and Social Medicine."
I have chosen the best out of so many references. Yet, the opinions and the data have been presented in an integrated way so that there is academic continuum. With bits and pieces a self contained whole subject of fundamental principles has been developed. Hence, the book is eclectic yet holistic. Views of the demographers, economists, natural scientists, sociologists, psychologists, administrators, medical-personnel, regional planners have been incorporated in the text.

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