Session 24
Health and Well-being of the Youngest: Infant and Child Mortality
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Note: Due to the pandemic the original sessions have been cancelled.
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Chair: Alice Reid, University of Cambridge
1.
Neonatal Mortality and Temperature in Two Northern Swedish Rural Parishes, 1860-1899: the Significance of Ethnicity and Gender •
Lena Karlsson , Umeå University; Erling Lundevaller, Umeå University; Barbara Schumann, erling.lundevaller.umu.se.
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Social Inequality in Cause-Specific Infant Mortality at the Dawn of the Demographic Transition: New Insights from German Church Records •
Michael Muehlichen , Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB), Germany; Gabriele Doblhammer, University of Rostock Institute for Sociology and demography.
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Distinctive Phases in Immune Vulnerability of Infants? Insights from the Analysis of Mortality by Age and Season in Historic Scotland. •
Beata Nowok , University of Edinburgh; Chris Dibben, University of Edinburgh.
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Child and Infant Mortality in 19th Century Hungary from-Micro Perspective: The Impact of Parents’ Widowhood and Remarriage on Their Children’s Survival, a Comparative Analysis •
Péter Öri , Hungarian Demographic Research Institute.
5.
Consequences of Infant Adoption in Taiwan, 1906-1945: the Impact of Regional Context and Household Composition on Child Mortality •
Tim Riswick , Radboud University.
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