Description |
x, 322 pages ; 25 cm |
Series |
Hegemony and experience |
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Hegemony and experience.
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Contents |
1. Population and Poverty: Can Everyone Belong? -- 2. The Demography and Political Economy of Rapid Population Growth -- 3. Rapid Population Growth in Sicily, 1868 to 1890 -- 4. Late-Nineteenth-Century Population Dynamics of Villamaura's Social Classes -- 5. Depression, Migration, and the Differentiation of Demographic Regimes -- 6. Coitus Interruptus -- 7. Theories of the European Fertility Decline -- 8. Alternative Ways to Think About Culture and Population -- 9. The Second Great Depression: Artisans, Peasants, and "Overpopulation" -- 10. The Bracciante Transition -- 11. Festival of the Poor: Classism and Demographic Transition |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [287]-312) and index |
Subject |
Fertility, Human -- Italy -- Sicily -- History.
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Poor -- Italy -- Sicily -- History.
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SUBJECT |
Sicily (Italy) -- Economic conditions.
http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85122242
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Author |
Schneider, Peter T., 1933-
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LC no. |
95041768 |
ISBN |
0816515190 |
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0816515441 |
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