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New Civil War research with IPUMS full-count data: nytimes.com/2024/11/19/hea…
The national fertility rate has been in recent decline, but the shift toward smaller families began in 19th-century America. New research out in Demography from George Alter and @jdavidhacker612 sheds new light on the Demographic Transition. ➡️myumi.ch/M63Pp
I have a new paper with George Alter in Demography. "The Impact of Multiple Births on Fertility: Stopping and Spacing in the United States during the Demographic Transition." ow.ly/YWRn50TvoUE @ipums @minnpop #poweredbyIpums
Submissions for the Social Science HIstory Association's President's Book Award for a meritorious first work by an early-career scholar are open now. Entrants are judged on scholarly significance, interdisciplinary reach, and methodological innovativeness. ssha.org/awards/preside…
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President’s Book Award | Social Science History Association
Entrants are judged on scholarly significance, interdisciplinary reach, and methodological innovativeness within monographs analyzing past structures and events and change over time.
Excited to become the president of the Social Science History Association. Looking forward to our 2024 conference in Toronto. Here is me with outgoing president Anne McCants @socscihist @Demo_UdeM
Reflections on This Republic of Suffering and death and the Civil War fifteen years later. Covid brings new perspectives, as does the work of other historians. Adapted from a new introduction to a new edition— Just Out from Knopf. theamericanscholar.org/a-turn-to-the-…
Congratulations to @UM_PSC's George Alter for his lifetime achievements in historical demography, recognized this year with the @ESHD_EU Massimo Livi Bacci Award.
Now at #ESHD2023! Full session for the last sessions of the Conference. Now Cultural factors in demographic behaviors See the full programme here👉 eshd2023.eshd.eu/programme/
📢 #ESHD2023 European Society for Historical Demography Conference! Starting in 2 days in Nijmegen Netherlands Everything ready to welcome everyone! More info and final programme 👉 eshd2023.eshd.eu
New research from MPC Members J'Mag Karbeah @BeahboutIT & J. David Hacker @jdavidhacker612 utilizes the training and resources of the MPC and the incredible power of @ipums to look at this history of racial segregation and child mortality.@UMNresearch research.umn.edu/news/institute…
Segregation doubled the odds of some Black children dying in U.S. cities 100 years ago. New research by @BeahboutIT and @jdavidhacker612 shows structural racism in the 1900s harmed Black health in ways still being felt today. Me for @NewsfromScience science.org/content/articl…
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Segregation doubled the odds of some Black children dying in U.S. cities 100 years ago
Research shows structural racism in 1900s U.S. society harmed Black health in ways still being felt today
In our new historical demography paper, @jdavidhacker612 and I examine the impact of racial residential segregation on child mortality using the 1900&1910 census. We show that even prior to the creation of Jim Crows, and HOLC maps, structural racism has impacted health. @minnpop
We started this paper 4(!) years ago and I asked every MPC/LCC seminar speaker I could for feedback and comments. Still in awe of how generous people were willing to be with their time. And of course huge thanks to @jdavidhacker612 who has really championed this work!
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