Family and Population in East Asian History by Editor-Susan Hanley; Editor-Arthur Wolf - 1985-08-01

Stanford University Press. Used - Good. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages.

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Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1985. Full red cloth binding. Tight and unmarked. 360pp. Good only jacket is worn along edges, with sunned spine. Offered now in a new mylar cover.. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. 8vo - 8" - 9" Tall.

Stanford.: Stanford University Press.. 1985.. 360pp, notes, index, very good copy in dustjacket. The thirteen papers in this volume represent a concerted effort to place the historical demography of East Asia on a firm quantitive basis. They explore a wide range of Chinese and Japanese documentary sources and raise new and substantial questions about both family history and population change. Includes: The Demography of Two Chinese Clans in Hsiao-shan, Chekiang, 1650-1850 - Ts'ui-jung Liu; Samurai Income and Demographic Change: The Genealogies of Tokugawa Bannerman - Kozo Yamamura; The Rich Get Children: Segmentation, Stratification, and Population in Three Chekiang Lineages, 1550-1850 - Stevan Harrell; Fertility in Prerevolutionary Rural China - Arthur P. Wolf; Fertility and Mortality in an Outcaste Village in Japan 1750-1869 - Dana Morris and Thomas C. Smith. .