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Stuart A. Umpleby1990

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The scientific revolution in demography

Stuart A. Umpleby

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2013The Population Bomb (1968)1977Correspondence Principle and Growth of Science 1978Declining world fertility: trends, causes, implications.1966World population prospects as assessed in 1963 1962World Population Growth: An International Dilemma 1961Population Density and Growth

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Year1990

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Published1990-03-01

VenuePopulation and Environment

ISSN-L0199-0039

Languageen

Citations17

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ShelfInsurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management

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