Popolazione e Storia (vol. 25, n. 2, 2024)
Here are the contents of the new issue of Popolazione e Storia:
Alessio Dal Pos explores the importance of Marriage Civil Registers in 19th-century Austria-Hungary, a valuable source for analyzing nuptiality and social dynamics.
Mauro Reginato delves into the changing baptismal practices of Catholics and Waldensians in Piedmont and Uruguay, with an analysis of transformations between 1860 and 1919.
Jesús Sánchez-Barricarte presents a study on fetal mortality in the United States, examining racial and geographical disparities from 1922 onwards.
Giuseppe Palmiotti and Vito Ricci analyze the presence of Balkan populations in Barletta in the 16th century, based on fiscal sources and fire tax censuses. Finally, an article by Marco Breschi, Giovanna Gonana, and Alessio Fornasin (forthcoming).
A rich issue full of insights for those studying historical demographic history.
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