Czech Demography, 2010, Vol. 4

 


The fourth issue of the electronic journal Czech Demography is being published for the last time in 2010. It was designed to present a selection of the best articles from the previous year ’s issues of Demografie in Czech in order to provide information about themes of interest in Czech demography. In 2011 the CSO is launching a new concept: one of the four annual issues of Demografie will be published in English. Demography, Review for Population Research thus now be open to scholars from abroad as well as from the Czech Republic. Demografie will continue to be published in print and the content of articles will be published with a quarter-year delay on the CSO’s website.

  •      The full contents of Czech Demography 2010, Vol. 4.

  • ARTICLES

  • Terezie Štyglerová: The Population Development of the Czech Republic in 2008
  • Jiřina Kocourková: Family Policy in the Perspective of (Not Just) Demographers
  • A Speech by Vladimír Špidla, European Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities
  • Wendy Sigle-Rushton: Fertility in England and Wales: A Policy Puzzle?
  • Milan Kučera: Pronatal Population Policy Is No Longer Enough – a Complex Family Policy Is Now Essential
  • Marta Korintus: Challenges and Way Forward for Children’s Services in Hungary
  • Kateřina Jirková: The Concept of Family Policy and Measures Initiated by the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs of the Czech Republic
  • BOOK REVIEWS 2010
    Population development in the czech republic 2001-2006 (Terezie Štyglerová)
  • Family and Employment (Milan Kučera)
  • Illegal economic activities of migrants (the czech republic in a european context (Jarmila Marešová)
  • DIGEST
    Divorces in the Czech Republic 1991–2006: What Divorce Records Can Tell Us (Part 2) (Michaela Němečková)
  • DATA
    Population and Vital Statistics of the Czech Republic: 2008, Towns with Population above 20 Thous. (Radek Havel) Population and Vital Statistics of the Czech Republic: 2008, Regions and Districts (Radek Havel)