Presents a comparative cultural view of family patterns in Eastern Asia based on historical and anthropological findings

Makes thorough reference to Japanese, Korean, and Chinese literature on demographic and economic changes

Promotes a fresh understanding of contemporary population issues from the long-term historical perspective

Autorentext
Toru Suzuki, National Institute of Population and Social Security Research

Inhalt

1. Introduction.- 2. Peasant Society in Eastern Asia.- 3. Fertility Decline and Cultural Pattern.- 4.Population Growth and Economic Growth.- 5. Domestic and International Migrations.- 6. Conclusion.