SECOND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITOIN, WITH SOME REFERENCES TO THE POPULATION OF IRAN

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Journal: JOURNAL OF POPULATION ASSOCIATION OF IRAN Year:2009 | Volume:3 | Issue:6 Page(s): 118-140

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SECOND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITOIN, WITH SOME REFERENCES TO THE POPULATION OF IRAN

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DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITIONQ2

REPLACEMENT FERTILITYQ3

INCREASING AGE AT FIRST MARRIAGEQ2

COHABITATIONQ3

RISING DIVORCE RATESQ3

POSTPONEMENT OF CHILDBEARINGQ3

CHILDBEARING OUT OF MARRIAGEQ3

Abstract

The second DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION id basically a theory of "low fertility" in the late modern societies.According to this theory, low fertility level and its duration relates to changes at societal level and their associated changes in partnership and reproductive behavior that occurred in those societies in the last decades of twentieth century.The second DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION theory fits well in Scandinavia and relarively well in other countries in Northern Europe and English speaking societies outside Europe. But, as we move from Northern Europe to the south and from Western Europe to the east and in advanced countries of East Asia, plausibility of the theory in some respects declines. Therefore, those qualifications should be accounted for, when we use this theory to explain low fertility level in Iran.Furthermore, Iran should be considered as a peripheral society in which changes are partly dependent and unbalanced. From this perspective, theory might also be adjusted and modified to be more applicable in a peripheral society like Iran.with regard to the appropriateness of using second DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION for peripheral societies (like Iran), this strategic question may be raised: cen a society enter second DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION period before completing her first DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION? In this article, we have found a positive answer to this question. Since, if we control for the effect of age composition, timing of REPLACEMENT FERTILITY will coincides with the timing of zero population growth.In other words, because of the effect of age composition, second DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION in Iran overlaps with first DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION for several decades.

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SARAIE, HASAN. (2009). SECOND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITOIN, WITH SOME REFERENCES TO THE POPULATION OF IRAN. JOURNAL OF POPULATION ASSOCIATION OF IRAN, 3(6), 118-140. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/127826/en

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SARAIE HASAN. SECOND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITOIN, WITH SOME REFERENCES TO THE POPULATION OF IRAN. JOURNAL OF POPULATION ASSOCIATION OF IRAN[Internet]. 2009;3(6):118-140. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/127826/en

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HASAN SARAIE, “SECOND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITOIN, WITH SOME REFERENCES TO THE POPULATION OF IRAN,” JOURNAL OF POPULATION ASSOCIATION OF IRAN, vol. 3, no. 6, pp. 118–140, 2009, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/127826/en

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