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Demographic Anthropology

Quantitative Approaches

Edited by Ezra B. W. Zubrow

The articles in this book explore relationships between demographic variables and culture, emphasizing cultural and biological structures and processes connected to population trends. In addition, the book covers topics dealing with sedentism, kinship, childhood marriage association, and stable and unstable economic growth.

1976. 320 pp., 30 figures, 66 tables, notes, references, index, 6 x 9

Contributors: Albert J. Ammerman, Lewis R. Binford, L. L. Cavalli-Sforza, W. J. Chasko Jr., Eugene A. Hammel, David Hutchinson, William A. Longacre, James N. Spuhler, Diane K. Wagner, Kenneth Watcher, Arthur P. Wolf, Ezra B. W. Zubrow

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  1. Demographic Anthropology: An Introductory Analysis Ezra B.W. Zubrow
  2. Toward the Estimation of Population Growth in Old World Prehistory Albert J. Ammerman, L.L. Cavalli-Sforza, Diane K. Wagener
  3. Nunamiut Demographic History: A Provocative Case Lewis R. Binford and W.J. Chasko, Jr.
  4. The Matrilateral Implications of Structural Cross-Cousin Marriage Eugene A. Hammel Appendix: A Stochastic Simulation and Numerical Test of the Deterministic Model Eugene A. Hammel, David Hutchinson, and Kenneth Wachter
  5. Population Dynamics at the Grasshopper Pueblo, Arizona William A. Longacre
  6. The Maximum Opportunity for Natural Selection in Some Human Populations James N. Spuhler
  7. Childhood Association, Sexual Attraction, and Fertility in Taiwan Arthur P. Wolf
  8. Stability and Instability: A Problem in Long-Term Regional Growth Ezra B.W. Zubrow
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