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Russia's Demographic ''Crisis''

Edited by: Julie DaVanzo, Gwen Farnsworth

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Contents

Preface HTML

Introduction HTML

Julie DaVanzo

Chapter 1:
Family, Fertility, and Demographic Dynamics in Russia: Analysis and Forecast HTML

Anatoly G. Vishnevsky

Chapter 2:
Fertility Decline and Recent Changes in Russia: On the Threshold of the Second Demographic Transition HTML

Sergei V. Zakharov and Elena I. Ivanova

Chapter 3:
Family Planning and Induced Abortion in Post-Soviet Russia of the Early 1990s: Unmet Needs in Information Supply HTML

Andrej A. Popov

Chapter 4:
The Russian Epidemiological Crisis as Mirrored by Mortality Trends HTML

Vladimir M. Shkolnikov and France Mesle

Chapter 5:
The Crisis of Russian Health Care and Attempts at Reform HTML

Boris A. Rozenfeld

Chapter 6:
The Determinants and Implications of an Aging Population In Russia HTML

Sergei A. Vassin

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