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 General Literature


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Wintersemester  
from  16/10/2024 to  12/02/2025

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Dr. Harald Michel

„Eco­nomic and social-­historical aspects of demo­graphy“

 

Win­ter­ se­me­ster  from 16/10/2024 to12/02/2025
Wednesdays 08 - 12h a.m.

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 General Literature:

Mackenroth, G.
Popu­la­tion theo­ry, so­cio­lo­gy and sta­tis­tics of the po­pu­la­tion, Ber­lin 1953

Mombert, P.
Theory of population, Jena 1929

Mayer, T.
The de­mo­gra­phic cri­sis, Frank­furt a.M. 1999

Livi Bacci, M.
Euro­pe and its peo­ple, Mu­nich 1999

Imhof, A.E.
From an in­se­cure to a se­cure life­span, Darm­stadt 1988

Ehmer, J.
Popu­la­tion hi­sto­ry and hi­sto­ri­cal de­mo­gra­phy 1800 - 2000, Munich 2004

Cipolla, C.M.
Euro­pean eco­no­mic hi­sto­ry, 1-5, Stutt­gart, New York 1978-1980

Braudel, F.
Social history of the 15th-18th centuries, Mün­chen 1985/86

Carr-Saunders, A.M.
World Po­pu­lat­ion, Past Growth and Pre­sent Trends, Ox­ford 1937

Mueller, U., Nauck, B., Diekmann, A. (Hrsg.)
Handbook of Demography 1-2, Berlin, Heidelberg, New York 2000

Schmid, J.
Intro­duc­tion to popu­la­tion so­cio­lo­gy, Rein­bek 1976

Köllmann, W., Marschalck, P.
Population history, Cologne 1972

Wrigley, E.A.
Chan­ging popu­la­tion struc­ture - me­thods and re­sults of de­mo­gra­phy, Mu­nich 1969

Heinsohn, G.
Hu­man pro­duc­tion - ge­ne­ral po­pu­la­tion theo­ry of mo­dern ti­mes, Frank­furt a.M. 1979

Michel, H. (mit Lischke, R.-J.)
On the de­velop­ment of popu­la­tion sci­ence in Ger­man-spea­king coun­tries from its be­gin­nings to 1945, in: Ber­lin Sta­tis­tics - Month­ly Out­put 3/2001

 

 Win­ter Seme­ster 2024/25


Type of event
Lecture / exercise
Event num­ber
7010893
SWS
4
Event sta­tus
Re­leased for cour­se ca­ta­lo­gue
Language
german
Rythm
every 2nd Se­me­ster, Moodle-­Link
 Moodle-Help WiSe 2024/25
 
 
As­sig­ned Per­son
  Michel, Harald, Dr.
As­sig­ned Room
  In­sti­tu­te buil­ding - Room 220, Span­dauer Street 1, OG 2 (SPA 1) - (Lecture hall)
 Com­ment
  • Floor plan in the population history of Europe, from the beginning to the present..

  • The origin and development of population theories and their power (population policy: possibilities and limits).

  • The current demographic crisis of Europe - shrinking and aging of the populations: causes and consequences (decline in birth).

  • Migration processes and their effects (reinforcement or reduction of disparities-east Germany).

  • Attention:
    Anyone who has passed the exam "Economic and Social-historical Aspects of Demography - Part I" and/or the exam "Economic and Social-historical Aspects of Demography - Part II" in the past cannot take part in exam 7010893.

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     up to Winter semester 2024/25



    Ba­sic Da­ta
    Event type Seminar Event Num­ber 70­10­893
    Se­me­ster WiSe 2024/25 SWS 4
    Rhythm every 2nd Se­me­ster Moodle-Link  
    Event Sta­tus Re­lea­sed for lec­ture ca­ta­lo­gue  Lan­gua­ge ger­man
    Occu­pan­cy pe­riod There is no on­line occu­pan­cy on Ag­nes!
    Event ­For­mat Pre­sence
    Dates
    Group 1
    Day Time Rhythm Room Sta­tus
    We. 08:00 until 12:00 weekly Link: In­sti­tute buil­ding - Room 220, Span­dauer Street 1, OG 2 (SPA 1) - (Lecture­hall) takes place
    Assigned Person
    Assigned Per­son Res­pon­si­bili­ty
    Michel, Harald, Dr.  
    Cour­ses of Stu­dy
    Di­plo­ma Course of Stu­dy LP Se­me­ster
    Ba­che­lor of Arts  Eco­no­mics 2nd-Subject (Deepe­ning: no LA; PO­Ver­sion: 2016)     - 
    Bachelor of Science  Busi­ness Ad­mini­stra­tion Mo­no­ba­che­lor (Deepe­ning: no LA; PO­Ver­sion: 2016)    - 
    Bachelor of Science  Eco­no­mics Mo­no­ba­che­lor (Deepe­ning: no LA; PO­Ver­sion: 2016)    - 
    Bachelor of Science  Eco­no­mics 2nd-Subject (Deepe­ning: no LA; PO­Ver­sion: 2016)    - 
    Ba­che­lor of Sci­ence  Busi­ness Edu­ca­tion (WV) Core Sub­ject (Deepe­ning: no LA; PO­Ver­sion: 2016)    - 
    Ba­che­lor of Sci­ence  Busi­ness Edu­ca­tion (WV) Core Sub­ject (Deepe­ning: no LA; PO­Ver­sion: 2016)    - 
    Pro­gram Stu­dies - wo. degr.  Busi­ness Ad­mini­stra­tion Pro­gram (PO­Ver­sion: 1999)    - 
    Pro­gram Stu­dies - wo. degr.  Eco­no­mics Pro­gram (PO­Ver­sion: 1999)    - 
    Pro­gram Stu­dies - wo. degr.  Busi­ness Edu­ca­tion (WV) Pro­gram (PO­Ver­sion: 1999)    - 
    As­sign­ment to Fa­ci­li­ties
    Fa­ci­li­ties
    Fa­cul­ty of Eco­no­mics, espe­cial­ly eco­no­mic hi­sto­ry
    Fa­cul­ty of Eco­no­mics
    Content
    Com­ment

    Floor plan in the population history of Europe, from the beginning to the present.

    The origin and development of population theories and their power (population policy: possibilities and limits).

    The current demographic crisis of Europe - shrinking and aging of the populations: causes and consequences (decline in birth).

    Migration processes and their effects (reinforcement or reduction of disparities-east Germany).

    Attention:
    Anyone who has passed the exam "Economic and Social-historical Aspects of Demography - Part I" and/or the exam "Economic and Social-historical Aspects of Demography - Part II" in the past cannot take part in exam 7010893.
    Li­te­ra­ture
    (in German)

    Braudel, F., Social history of the 15th-18th centuries, Mün­chen 1985/86

    Carr-Saunders, A.M., World Po­pu­lat­ion, Past Growth and Pre­sent Trends, Ox­ford 1937

    Cipolla, C.M., Euro­pean eco­no­mic hi­sto­ry, 1-5, Stutt­gart, New York 1978-1980

    Ehmer, J., Popu­la­tion hi­sto­ry and hi­sto­ri­cal de­mo­gra­phy 1800 - 2000, Munich 2004

    Heinsohn,G., Hu­man pro­duc­tion - ge­ne­ral po­pu­la­tion theo­ry of mo­dern ti­mes, Frank­furt a.M. 1979

    Imhof, A.E., From an in­se­cure to a se­cure life­span, Darm­stadt 1988

    Köllmann,W.,Marschalck,P., Po­pu­la­tion hi­sto­ry, Colo­gne 1972

    Livi Bacci, M., Euro­pe and its peo­ple, Mu­nich 1999

    Mackenroth,G., Popu­la­tion theo­ry, so­cio­lo­gy and sta­tis­tics of the po­pu­la­tion, Ber­lin 1953

    Mayer, T., The de­mo­gra­phic cri­sis, Frank­furt a.M. 1999

    Michel, H. (mit Lischke, R.-J.), On the de­velop­ment of popu­la­tion sci­ence in Ger­man-spea­king coun­tries from its be­gin­nings to 1945, in: Ber­lin Sta­tis­tics - Month­ly Out­put 3/2001

    Schmid, J., Intro­duc­tion to popu­la­tion so­cio­lo­gy, Rein­bek 1976

    Wrigley, E.A., Chan­ging popu­la­tion struc­ture - me­thods and re­sults of de­mo­gra­phy, Mu­nich 1969
    Re­mark

    StO/PO BA BWL und VWL 2016: 6 LP, Mo­dule: „Eco­no­mic and so­cial-his­to­ri­cal as­pects of de­mo­gra­phy - Part II“
    Exam

    Exam (60 min)

     



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