Demographic processes in England and Wales, 1851-1911: Data and model estimates

Dov Friedlander*, Barbara S. Okun

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Abstract

Those interested in analyses̀; of population processes in the districts in England and Wales should direct their attention to the District Variable File. A number of published articles have relied on this data (for a complete list, see the pdf file entitled 'Guide'). Whoever is interested in specific districts, counties or regions may find the district profiles more convenient to use. In addition, researchers whose focus is on historical inter-county migration streams will also find this information available. Overall, this electronic resource makes accessible a large and diverse set of historical census and vital registration data, as well as many quantitative variables, estimated from demographic and statistical models, which shed light on important demographic transformations and which are not otherwise available in any published source.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)81-89
Number of pages9
JournalLocal Population Studies
Issue number79
StatePublished - Sep 2007

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