36.2 - Fertility

Special Issue

• Editorial
• Ehmer, Josef: The Significance of Looking Back: Fertility before the “Fertility Decline”.
• Ehrhardt, Jens; Kohli, Martin: Individualisation and Fertility.
• Szreter, Simon: Theories and Heuristics: How Best to Approach the Study of Historic Fertility Declines?
• Etzemüller, Thomas: The Population Discourse: A Transnational Matrix. The Case of Germany and Sweden.
• Bertaux, Sandrine: Reproduce or Perish? The Artefact of the Fertility Concept and the French School of Demography.
• Usborne, Cornelie: Social Body, Racial Body, Woman’s Body. Discourses, Policies, Practices from Wilhelmine to Nazi Germany, 1912-1945.
• Neyer, Gerda; Bernardi, Laura: Feminist Perspectives on Motherhood and Reproduction.
• Lesthaeghe, Ron: The “Second Demographic Transition”: A Conceptual Map for the Understanding of Late Modern Demographic Developments in Fertility and Family Formation.
• Ochiai, Emiko: Unsustainable Societies: The Failure of Familialism in East Asia’s Compressed Modernity.
• Sobotka, Tomáš: Fertility in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989: Collapse and Gradual Recovery.

Mixed Issue

• Schramm, Manuel: Langfristiges exponentielles Wachstum der Wissenschaft? Eine quantitative Überprüfung am Beispiel der Wissensproduktion im frühneuzeitlichen Europa.
• Kaven, Carsten: Max Webers „Die sozialen Gründe des Untergangs der antiken Kultur“ – Eine mechanismische Rekonstruktion in Petrinetzen.
• Diebolt, Claude: Does Douglass North Offer an Original Research Agenda to Analyse the Relationships Between Education and Economic Performance?
• Paolilli, Antonio Luigi; Pollice, Fabio: Trajectories of State Formation in Eurasia: A Discussion.