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Quantifying paradigm change in demography

Jakub Bijak · Daniel Courgeau · Eric Silverman · Robert Franck

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scientometrics and bibliometrics research Insurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk Management Political Science Research and Education

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Demography is a uniquely empirical research area amongst the social sciences. We posit that the same principle of empiricism should be applied to studies of the population sciences as a discipline, contributing to greater self-awareness amongst its practit

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