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World population growth and aging : demographic trends in the late twentieth century

Keyfitz, Nathan

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World population growth and aging : demographic trends in the late twentieth century

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[Autore] Keyfitz, Nathan
[Autore] Flieger, Wilhelm

Classe Dewey

304.609045021 Popolazione. 1950-1959. Statistiche.

Soggetto BNI

Popolazione - Sec. 20.

Descrizione

World population growth and aging : demographic trends in the late twentieth century / Nathan Keyfitz and Wilhelm Flieger

Descrizione Fisica

VIII, 608 p. ; 29 cm.

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ISBN: 0226432378

Data

1990

Luogo di pubblicazione

Chicago

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INGLESE

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Biblioteche SBN Sardegna

IT\ICCU\MIL\0164228

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http://id.sbn.it/bid/MIL0164228

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