Don Daeng village in northeast Thailand: population (2) . An estimate of migration by mortality and fertility rates
Fukui, H.
Tonan Ajia Kenkyu 25(3): 176-194
1987
ISSN/ISBN: 0563-8682 PMID: 12157844 Document Number: 435001
"The population dynamics of Don Daeng, a rice-growing village in Northeast Thailand, was studied as part of an integrated village study program in 1981-1984. The mortality and fertility rates since the 1930s were determined from data obtained by interviewing 232 ever-married women who gave birth to 876 children, while those for the preceding periods were estimated from the village population in three separate years and by extrapolation of the trend since the 1930s, which was adjusted for the results of the national censuses....[Results indicate that] immigration dominated until the early 1940s, when paddy acreage could no longer be expanded, and since then emigration has taken place." (SUMMARY IN ENG)