Contents
List of Tables
Acknowledgments
Introduction: An Overview
Part I. Rapid Population Growth
One. Population and Poverty: Can Everyone Belong?
Two. The Demography and Political Economy of Rapid Population Growth
Three. Rapid Population Growth in Sicily, 1868 to 1890
Four. Late-Nineteenth-Cenutry Population Dynamics of Villamaura's Social Classes
Five. Depression, Migration, and the Differentiation of Demographic Regimes
Part II. Fertility Decline
Six. Coitus Interruptus
Seven. Theories of the European Fertility Decline
Eight. Alternative Ways to Think About Culture and Population
Nine. The Second Great Depression: Artisans, Peasants, and "Overpopulation"
Ten. The Bracciante Transition
Eleven. Festival of the Poor: Classism and Demographic Transition
References
Index