Re-emerging diversity: Rapid fertility changes in central and eastern europe after the collapse of the communist regimes

Population

Volumn 58, Issue 4-5, 2003, Pages 451-485

  Sobotka, Tomás ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN   (Netherlands)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

BIRTH RATE; CHILDBEARING; DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION; FERTILITY; MATERNAL HEALTH; POPULATION STRUCTURE;

CENTRAL EUROPE; EASTERN EUROPE; EURASIA; EUROPE; GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC;

EID: 33748492351     PISSN: 16342941     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.2307/3246652     Document Type: Article

References (55)

1. Avdeev A., A. Blum, I. Troitskaya, 1995, "The history of abortion statistics in Russia and the USSR from 1900 to 1991", Population: An English Selection, 7, pp. 39-66.
2. Avdeev A., A. Blum, 2002, Démographie de la Russie et de son empire sur la toile, .
3. Avdeev A., A. Monnier, 1995, "A survey of modern Russian fertility", Population: An English selection, 7, pp. 1-38.
4. Blayo C., 1991, "Les modes de prévention des naissances en Europe de l'Est", Population, 46(3), pp. 527-546.
5. Bongaarts J., G. Feeney, 1998, "On the quantum and tempo of fertility", Population and Development Review, 24(2), pp. 271-291.
6. CDEC 2000, 2001, Naselenie Rossii 1999 (2000) [Population of Russia 1999 (2000)], Institut Narodnokhoziaistvennogo Prognozirovaniia RAN, Centr Demografii i Ekologii Cheloveka, Moscow, .
7. CNPS, 1990-1997, Nascuti-vii în anul 1989 (1990... 1996), [Live births in 1989 (1990... 1996)], Bucharest, Comisia Nationala pentru Statistica (National Commission for Statistics).
8. CNPS, 1998, Unpublished data on abortions and age structure provided by the National Commission for Statistics, Bucharest.
9. Council of Europe, 1996, 2001, 2002, Recent Demographic Developments in Europe 1996 (2001-2002), Strasbourg, Council of Europe Publishing.
10. CR POPIN, 2001, Czech Republic Population Information, .
11. CSU, 2000a, Demografie, [CD-ROM containing Czech Demographic Yearbooks for 1992-1998], Prague, Cesky statisticky ürad (Czech Statistical Office).
12. CSU, 2000b, Unpublished data on births by birth order and age of mother, 1989-1999, provided by the Czech Statistical Office, Prague.
13. DASS, 1999, Unpublished data on births by birth order and age of mother and on age structure of women 1990, 1996 provided by the Department of Statistical and Sociological Analysis of the Republic of Moldova, Chisinau.
14. David H.P. (ed.), 1999, From abortion to contraception. A resource to public policies and reproductive behavior in Central and Eastern Europe from 1917 to the present, Westport, Connecticut, Greenwood Press.
15. Decroly J.-M., 1993, "Boundaries, political systems and fertility in Europe", Population: An English selection, 5, pp. 101-119.
16. Ellman M., 2000, "The social costs and consequences of the transformation process", in Economic Survey of Europe 2000, No. 2-3, New York and Geneva, Economic Commission for Europe, United Nations, pp. 125-140.
17. Eurostat, 2001-2003, NEW CRONOS Database, accessed in March 2001, May 2002 and May 2003.
18. Federa, 2000, The Anti-abortion Law in Poland: The Functioning, Social Effects, Attitudes and Behavior. Report - September 2000, Federation for Women and Family Planning .
19. FFS, 1991-1998, Fertility and Family Survey. Tables from the Standard Country Reports (printed publications) and Standard Country Tables (accessed through the Internet) for the Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Slovenia. Geneva, Population Activities Unit, UN/ECE, .
20. Frejka T., 1983, "Induced abortion and fertility: A quarter century of experience in Eastern Europe", Population and Development Review, 9(3), pp. 494-520.
21. Friedman D., M. Hechter, S. Kanazawa, 1994, "A theory of the value of children", Demography, 31(3), pp. 375-401.
22. FSU, 1981-1989, Pohyb obyvatelstva v Ceské socialistické republice 1980-1988, [Population movement in the Czech Socialist Republic], Prague, Federální statisticky úrad (Federal Statistical Office).
23. Grünheid E., J. Roloff, 2000, "Die demographische Lage in Deutschland 1999 mit dem Teil B 'Die demographische Entwicklung in den Bundesländern - ein Vergleich"', Zeitschrift für Bevölkerungswissenschaft, 25(1), pp. 3-150.
24. GUS, 1991-1999, Roczniki statystyczne: Demografia 1991-1992. Rocznik statystyczny demografii 1993 -1996. Rocznik demograficzny 1997-1999 (Demographic yearbook), Warsaw, Glówny urzad statystyczny (Central Statistical Office).
25. Hajnal J., 1965, "European marriage patterns in perspective ", in D.V. Glass, D. Eversley (eds.), Population in History, London, pp. 101-143.
26. Infostat, 2000, Population Development in the Slovak Republic 1999, Bratislava, Institute of Informatics and Statistics, Demographic Research Centre.
27. Katus K., L. Sakkeus, A. Puur, A. Põldma, 2000, "Demographic development of Estonian Population: Recent changes in the context of long-term trends ", in T. Kucera et al. (eds.), New Demographic Faces of Europe, Berlin, Springer - Verlag, pp. 125-140.
28. Klinger A., 1991, "Les politiques familiales en Europe de l'Est", Population, 46(3), pp. 511-526.
29. Kohler H.-P., F.C. Billari, J.A. Ortega, 2002, "The emergence of lowest-low fertility in Europe", Population and Development Review, 28(4), pp. 641-680.
30. Kohler H.-P., I. Kohler, 2002, "Fertility decline in Russia in the early and mid-1990s: The role of economic uncertainty and labour market crises", European Journal of Population, 18(3), pp. 233-262.
31. Konietzka D., M. Kreyenfeld, 2002, "Women's employment and non-marital childbearing: A comparison between East and West Germany in the 1990s", Population, English edition, 57(2), pp. 331-358.
32. Kreyenfeld M., 2001, Employment and fertility - East Germany in the 1990s, Doctoral Thesis, University of Rostock.
33. Kulczycki A., 1995, "Abortion policy in postcommunist Europe: The conflict in Poland", Population and Development Review, 21(3), pp. 471-505.
34. Lesthaeghe R., G. Moors, 2000, "Recent trends in fertility and household formation in the industrialized world", Review of Population and Social Policy, No. 9, pp. 121-170.
35. Lesthaeghe R., J. Surkyn, 2002, "New forms of household formation in Central and Eastern Europe: Are they related to newly emerging value orientations?", in Economic Survey of Europe 2002/1, New York and Geneva, Economic Commission for Europe, United Nations, pp. 197-216.
36. Monnier A., 1990, "The effects of family policies in the German Democratic Republic: A reevaluation", Population: An English Selection, 2, pp. 127-140.
37. Monnier A., J. Rychtaríková, 1992, "The division of Europe into East and West", Population: An English Selection, 4, pp. 129-160.
38. Ní Bhrolcháin M., 1993, "East-West marriage contrasts, old and new", in A. Blum, J.-L. Rallu (eds.) European population II. Demographic Dynamics, Montrouge, John Libbey Eurotext, pp. 461-479.
39. Philipov D., H.-P. Kohler, 2001, "Tempo effects in the fertility decline in Eastern Europe: Evidence from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Russia", European Journal of Population, 17(1), pp. 37-60.
40. Rallu J.-L., L. Toulemon, 1994, "Period fertility measures. The construction of different indices and their application to France, 1946-89", Population: An English Selection, 6, pp. 59-94.
41. RHS, 1993-1999, Reproductive Health Survey. Selected data published in the following RHS Reports: 1993 Czech Republic RHS (Final Report, 1995), 1993 Romania RHS (Final Report 1995), 1996 Romania Young adult RHS (Final Report 1998), 1999 Romania RHS (Preliminary Report 2000), 1996 Russia's women's RHS (Final Report 1998), 1999 Russia's women RHS (Preliminary Report 2000), 1997 Moldova RHS (Final Report 1998) and 1999 Ukraine RHS (Preliminary Report 2000). Surveys were organized by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, in cooperation with other institutions.
42. Sardon J.-P., 1998, "Fécondité, bouleversements politiques et transition vers l'économie de marché en Europe de l'Est", Espace, Populations, Sociétés, 1998-3, pp. 339-360.
43. Sardon J.-P., 2001, "Demographic change in the Balkans since the end of the 1980s", Population: An English Selection, 13(2), pp. 49-70.
44. SB. 1991, 1994, Statistisches Jahrbuch für die Bundesrepublik Deutschland 1991, 1994, Wiesbaden, Statistisches Bundesamt.
45. Smallwood S., 2002, "The effect of changes in timing of childbearing on measuring fertility in England and Wales", Population Trends, No. 109, pp. 36-45.
46. Sobotka T., 2003, "Tempo-quantum and period-cohort interplay in fertility changes in Europe. Evidence from the Czech Republic, Italy, the Netherlands and Sweden", Demographic Research, 8, article 6, .
47. SORS, 2000, Population of Slovenia, CD-ROM, Publ. No. 740, Ljubljana, Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia.
48. Stloukal L., 1999, "Understanding the 'abortion culture' in Central and Eastern Europe", in H.P. David (ed.) From abortion to contraception. A resource to public policies and reproductive behavior in Central and Eastern Europe from 1917 to the present, Westport, Connecticut, Greenwood Press, pp. 23-37.
49. Toulemon L., M. Mazuy, 2001, "Les naissances sont retardées mais la fécondité est stable", Population 56(4), pp. 611-644.
50. UN, 1997, 1998, 2000a, 2001, Demographic Yearbook 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, New York and Geneva, United Nations.
51. UN, 2000b, "Fertility decline in the transition economies, 1989-1998: Economic and social factors revisited", in Economic Survey of Europe 2000, No. 1, New York and Geneva, Economic Commission for Europe, United Nations, pp. 189-205.
52. UNICEF, 2001, A decade of transition, The MONEE project, Regional monitoring report No. 8-2001, Florence, UNICEF, Innocenti Research Centre.
53. Van Imhoff E., N. Keilman, 2000, "On the quantum and tempo of fertility: Comment", Population and Development Review, 26(3), pp. 549-553.
54. Zakharov S.V., 2000, "Fertility trends in Russia and the European newly independent states: Crisis or turning point?", Population Bulletin of the United Nations, Special Issue Nos. 40/41, 1999, pp. 292-317.
55. Zeng Yi, K. C. Land, 2001, "A sensitivity analysis of the Bongaarts-Feeney method for adjusting bias in observed period total fertility rates", Demography, 38(1), pp. 17-28.