Population geography
Titus, M.J.; Harts-broekhuis, E.J.
Intermediair 17(26): 47-61
1981
ISSN/ISBN: 0020-5605 PMID: 12179382 Document Number: 421230
The authors suggest that the key problem in the study of population geography is the relationship between the diversity in geographic milieu and the spatial diversity in dispersion, structure, and dynamics of populations. They present a geographic approach to the study of fertility, mortality, and migration problems.
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