Volume 19 - Article 23 | Pages 855–906
Romania: Childbearing metamorphosis within a changing context
By Cornelia Muresan, Paul-Teodor Hărăguş, Mihaela Hărăguş, Christin Schröder
References
CASPIS/World Bank (2003). National Anti-Poverty and Social Inclusion Plan. Bucharest: Commission on National Poverty and Social Inclusion.
Council of Europe/CE (2003, 2004, 2005). Recent demographic developments in Europe. Strasbourg: Council of Europe Press.
Dăianu, D. (2001). Winners and losers in the process of European integration: A look at Romania. Bucharest: Romanian Centre for Economic Policies (WP No. 31).
Deacon, B. (2000). Eastern European welfare states: the impact of politics of globalization. Journal of European Social Policy 10(2): 146-161.
Deacon, B. and Hulse, M. (1997). The making of post-communist social policy: the role of international agencies. Journal of Social Policy 26(1): 43-62.
Dumitru, M., Diminescu, D., and Lazea, V. (2004). Dezvoltarea rurală şi reforma agriculturii româneşti [Rural development and Romanian agriculture reform]. Bucharest: CEROPE.
Ferge, Z. and Juhasz, G. (2004). Accession and social policy: the case of Hungary. Journal of European Social Policy 14(3): 233-251.
Förster, M.F. and Tóth, I.G. (2001). Child poverty and family transfers in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland. Journal of European Social Policy 11(4): 324-341.
Frejka, T. and Sardon, J.-P. (eds.) (2005). The direction of contemporary fertility trends in the developed countries: further decline, plateau or upswing? Tours, France (Proceedings of the XXV IUSSP International Conference).
Gheţău, V. (1997a). Are nevoie România de o politică demografică? [Does Romania need a population policy?]. Populaţie & Societate 3: 2-8.
Gheţău, V. (1997b). Evoluţia fertilităţii în România. De la transversal la longitudinal [Fertility evolution in Romania. From cross-sectional to a longitudinal approach]. Revista de Cercetări Sociale 1: 3-85.
Hajnal, J. (1947). The analysis of birth statistics in the light of recent international recovery of the birth-rate. Population Studies 1(2): 137-164.
Kravdal, Ø. (2004). An illustration of the problems caused by incomplete education histories in fertility analyses. Demographic Research SC3(6): 135-154.
Macura, M. (2000). Fertility decline in the transition economies, 1989-1998: economic and social factors revisited. Economic Survey of Europe 1(2000): 189-207.
Metro Media Transilvania (MMT) (2005). Ancheta asupra dinamicii unor fenomene populaţionale şi emergenţa unor stiluri de viaţă în România [Demography and Lifestyle of Romanian Women 2004]. Cluj (Research report).
Ministry of Health, World Bank, UNFPA, USAID, UNICEF (2005). Studiul Sănătăţii Reproducerii: România 2004. Raport sintetic. [Reproductive Health Survey: Romania 2004. Synthetic Report.]. Buzău: Alpha MDN.
Mureşan, C. (1999). Evoluţia demografică a României. Tendinţe vechi, schimbări recente, perspective (1870-2030) [Demographic evolution of Romania. Old trends, recent developments, perspectives (1870-2030)]. Cluj-Napoca: Presa Universitară Clujeană.
Mureşan, C. (1996). L’évolution démographique en Roumanie: tendances passées (1948-1994) et perspectives d’avenir (1995-2030). Population Studies 51(4-5): 813-845.
Mureşan, C. and Rotariu, T. (2000). Recent demographic developments in Romania. In: Kucera, T., Kucerova, O.V., Opara, O.B., and Schaich, E. (eds.). New demographic faces of Europe. The changing population dynamics in countries of Central and Eastern Europe. Berlin: Springer-Verlag: 267-285.
National Institute of Statistics/NIS [Romania] (2000). Analize demografice. Situaţia demografică a României în anul 1999 [Demographic analyses: Demographic situation of Romania in 1999]. Bucharest: NIS.
National Institute of Statistics/NIS [Romania] (2005a). Analize demografice. Situaţia demografică a României în anul 2004 [Demographic analyses: The demographic situation of Romania in 2004]. Bucharest: NIS.
National Institute of Statistics/NIS [Romania] (2001). Anuarul demografic al României [Romanian demographic yearbook]. Bucharest: NIS.
National Institute of Statistics/NIS [Romania] (1996-2003). HLFS - Household Labor Force Survey (AMIGO). Bucharest: NIS.
National Institute of Statistics/NIS [Romania] (2003). Recensământul populaţiei şi locuinţelor din 18 martie 2002 [Population and household census from March 18, 2002]. Bucharest: NIS.
National Institute of Statistics/NIS [Romania] (1994). Recensământul populaţiei şi locuinţelor din 7 ianuarie 1992 [Population and households census from 7 January 1992]. Bucharest: NIS.
National Institute of Statistics/NIS [Romania] (2005b). Statistical Yearbook of Romania. Bucharest: NIS.
Open Society Foundation (2005). Public Opinion Barometer Survey [electronic resource].
OPPG Ro. (2004). Operationalizing pro-poor growth: Case of Romania. Washington, D.C.: AFD, DFID, GTZ/BMZ, KfW, and World Bank.
Philipov, D. (2003). Fertility in times of discontinuous social change. In: Kotowska, I.E. and Jozviak, J. (eds.). Population of Central and Eastern Europe: Challenges and Opportunities. Warsaw: Statistical Publishing Establishment: 665-690.
Philipov, D. and Dorbritz, J. (2003). Demographic consequences of economic transition in countries of central and eastern Europe. Population Studies 39: 1-189.
Popescu, L. (2004). Politicile sociale est-europene între paternalism de stat şi responsabilitate individuală [East-European social policies between state paternalism and individual responsibility]. Cluj-Napoca: Presa Universitară Clujeană.
Rotariu, T. (2003). Demografie şi sociologia populaţiei [Demography and sociology of population]. Iaşi: Polirom.
Rotariu, T. (2006). Romania and the Second Demographic Transition: the traditional value system and low fertility rates. International Journal of Sociology 36(1): 10-27.
Rotariu, T. (2000). Starea demografică a României în context european. Posibile politici demografice şi consecinţele lor [The demographic situation of Romania in the European context: Possible policies and their consequences]. In: Zamfir, E., Bădescu, I., and Zamfir, C. (eds.). Starea societăţii româneşti după 10 ani de tranziţie [The status of Romanian society after 10 years of transition]. Bucharest: Expert: 193-213.
Sandu, D. (1996). Sociologia tranziţiei. Valori şi tipuri sociale în România [Sociology of transition: Values and social types in Romania]. Bucharest: Ed. Staff.
Sandu, D. (2000). Spaţiul social al tranziţiei [The social space of transition]. Iaşi: Ed. Polirom.
Şerbănescu, F., Morris, L., and Marin, M. (2001). Reproductive Health Survey Romania, 1999. Bucharest: ARSPMS, CDC (Final Report).
Sipos, S. and Tóth, I.G. (1998). Poverty alleviation: Social assistance and family benefits. In: Bokros, L. and Dethier, J.-J. (eds.). Public finance reform during the transition: The experience of Hungary. Washington D.C.: World Bank: 287-316.
Societatea Academică Română SAR (2005). Raport de analiză şi prognoză [Analysis and prognosis report]. Bucharest: SAR.
Trebici, V. (1997). Ce politică demografică are nevoie România? [What kind of population policy does Romania need?]. Populaţie & Societate 3: 1-2.
Urse, L. (2001). Reflecţii pe marginea unei sesiuni ştiinţifice: Este nevoie de o politică demografică în România? [Reflections on a scientific session: Does Romania need a population policy?]. Calitatea vieţi 12(1-4): 27-34.
Voicu, B. (2001). România pseudo-modernă [Pseudo-modern Romania]. Sociologie Românească 1-4: 35-69.
Zamfir, C. (ed.) (1999). Politici sociale în România [Social policies in Romania]. Bucharest: Ed. Expert.
Zamfir, C., Pop, M.A., and Zamfir, E. (1994). România '89-'93: Dinamica bunăstării şi protecţia socială [Romania 1989-1993: Dynamics of welfare and social security]. Bucharest: Ed. Expert.