Demographic Analysis and the Decomposition of Social Change
Social science has made great strides over the last half-century, with some of the most significant gains made in micro-level studies. However, analysts interested in broad societal change will not be satisfied with this micro-level detail alone. They will find the detail useful, but they still need...
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IntechOpen
2021
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