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Recent Studies on the Population of Europe, 1348-1620

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 November 2018

Eugene Rice
Eugene Rice*
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Renaissance News , Volume 18 , Issue 2 , Summer 1965 , pp. 180 - 187
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Copyright © Renaissance Society of America 1965

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References

1 Introduction á la démographic historique des villes d'Europe du XlVe au XVIIIe siècle, 3 vols. (Gembloux, 1956). Review article by F. Lütge in Sitzungsberkhte der Bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Phil.-hist. Klasse (1957), Heft 2.

2 Ibid., II, 485-548, and M. Reinhard and A. Armengaud, Histoire générate de la population mondiale (Paris, 1961), 49-150. Additional literature in J. T. Krause, ‘Some Implications of Recent Work in Historical Demography,’ Comparative Studies in Society and History, I (1958-59), 164-188. A useful introduction to contemporary demographic theory is R. Thomlinson, Population Dynamics. Causes and Consequences of World Demographic Change (New York, 1965).

3 J. C. Russell, Late Ancient and Medieval Population, Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, N.S. XLVIII, Part 3 (Philadelphia, 1958), 40-45, 113-129; E. Carpentier, 'Autour de la peste noire: famines et epidemies dans l'histoire du XIVe siècle,’ Annates. E.S.C., XVII (1962), 1062-1092; F. Liitge, ‘Das 14. /15. Jahrhundert in der Sozial- und Wirtschaftsgeschichte.'Jahrbüchcer für Nationalökonomie und Statistik, CLXII (1950), 161-213; E. Carpentier and J. Glénisson, ‘Bilans et méthodes: la démographie française au XlVe siècle,’ Annates. E.S.C., XVII (1962), 109-129; J. Iglésies, ‘La població de Cataluñia durant els segles xiv i xv,’ VIo Congreso de Historia de la Corona de Aragón. Elenco e riassunti delle communicazioni (Caligari-Alghero, 1957); J. M. W. Bean, ‘Plague, Population and Economic Decline in England in the Later Middle Ages,’ Economic History Review, 2nd ser., xv (1963). 423-437.

4 Karl Julius Beloch, Bevölkerungsgeschichte Italiens, in. Die Bevolkerung der Republik Venedig, des Herzogtums Mailand, Piemonts, Genuas, Corsicas und Sardiniens. Die Gesamtbevölkerung Italiens (Berlin, 1961). Admirably edited by Luigi Pareti and Wolfgang Hageman, this is the long awaited last volume on Italian population by the great pioneer and master of historical demography.

5 Y. Bezard, La vie rurale dans le sud de la région parisienne de 1450-1560 (Paris, 1929), 201-216.

6 M. A. Arnould, Les dénombrements de foyers dans le comte de Hainaut, XIVe-XVIe siècle (Brussels, 1956); Mols, ‘Die Bevölkerungsgeschichte Belgiens im Lichte der heutigen Forschung,’ Vierteljahrschrift für Sozial-und Wirtschaftsgeschichte, XLVI (1959), 491-511.

7 W. G. Hoskins, ‘The Rebuilding of Rural England, 1570-1640/ Past and Present, 4 (1953); 44-59. and The Midland Peasant (London, 1957), 171 ff. Cf. G. S. L. Tucker, 'English Pre-Industrial Population Trends,’ Economic History Review, 2nd ser., XVI (1963), 205-218.

8 G. Mackenroth, Bevölkerungslehre: Theorie, Soziologie und Statistik der Bevölkerung (Berlin-Göttingen-Heidelberg, 1953), 115-116; F. Lütge, ‘Die wirtschaftliche Lage Deutschlands vor Ausbruch des Dreissigjährigen Krieges,’ Jahrbücher für Nationalokonomie und Statistik, CLXX (1958), 43-99, esp. 45-46; T. K. Rabb, ‘The Effects of the Thirty-Years’ War on the German Economy,’ Journal of Modern History, XXXIV (1962), 40-51.

9 In addition to the bibliography in Mols, in, ix-lxix, see Braudel, La Méditerranée et lemonde méditerranéen à l'époque de Philippe II (Paris, 1949), 347-359, and Reinhard and Armengaud, op. cit., 82-95. Russell, op. tit., p. 118, believes Spanish population fell in the sixteenth century: ‘From a peak of perhaps 9.5 million just before the Black Death the population dropped in Iberia to 9 or below in the succeeding fifty years remaining much the same for the fifteenth century. Then, with some exceptions, the several parts of Iberia commenced a further decline in marked contrast to the general European development.'

10 E. J. Hobsbawm, “The General Crisis of the European Economy in the 17th Century,' Past and Present, 5-6 (1954), 33-53, 44-65; F. Braudel, P. Jeannin, J. Meuvret, R. Romano, ‘Le declin de Venise au XVIIème siècle,’ in Aspetti e cause della decadenza economica veneziana nel secolo XVII, Atti del convegno 27giugno-2 luglio 1957, Venezia, Isola di San Giorgio Maggiore (Venice-Rome, 1961), 23-86; R. Romano, ‘Tra xvi e xvn secolo. Una crisi economica 1619-1622,’ Rivista storica italiana, LXXIV (1962), 480-531; P. Chaunu, 'Le renversement de la tendance majeure des prix et des activites au xvne siècle,’ Studi in onore di Amintore Fanfani (Milan, 1962), IV, 219-255.

11 D. Beltrami, Storia della popolazione di Venezia dallafine del secoh XVI alia caduta delta Repubblica (Padua, 1954); G. Aleati, La popolazione di Pavia durante il dominio spagnolo (Milan, 1957); M. Canepari, ‘Ricerche sullo sviluppo demografico delle circoscrizioni religiose di Genova dal secolo XVI al XIX,’ Annali di ricerche e studi digeografia, xv (1959), 25-48; A. Belletini, La popolazione di Bologna dal secolo XV all'unificazione italiana (Bologna, 1961); Reinhard and Armengaud, op. cit., ch. xi and the literature cited on pp. 135- 136; R. Baehrel, Une croissance: la Basse-Provence rurale ﹛fin XVIe siecle-l 789) (Paris, 1961), 231-305; H. Lapeyre, Géographie de l'Espagne morisque (Paris, 1959); E. Jutikkala, ‘Can the Population of Finland in the 17th Century Be Calculated,’ Scandinavian Economic History Review, v (1957), 155-172; G. Franz, Der Dreissigjährige Krieg und das deutsche Volk. Untersuchungen zur Bevölkerungs- und Agrargeschichte, 3rd ed. (Stuttgart, 1961); G. Utterstrom, ‘Climatic Fluctuations and Population Problems in Early Modern History,' Scandinavian Economic History Review, III (1955), 3-47.

12 J. Nadal and E. Giralt, La population catalane de 1553 a 1717 (Paris, i960). Cf. J. Nadal, 'La contribution des historiens Catalans a l'histoire de la demographie generate,’ Population, xvi (1961), 91-101.

13 E. Baratier, La démographie provencale du XIIIe au XVIe sièle (Paris, 1961). Review article in Population, XVII (1962), 550-557.

14 Louis Binz, ‘La population du diocese de Genéve à la fin du moyen âge,’ Melanges a“histoire economique et sociale en hommage au professeur Antony Babel (Genèva, 1963), 1, 145-196. Cf. A. Babel, Histoire économique de Genève des origines au debut du XVIe siècle (Geneva, 1963), II, 595-628.

15 Jean-François Bergier, Genève et l'économie européenne de la Renaissance, 1. Lesfoires de Geneve au XVe siècl;e (Paris, 1963).

16 Mols, Introduction, n, 100-130; Russell, Ancient and Medieval Population, 52-59. Cf. J. Krause, “The Medieval Household: Large or Small?,’ Economic History Review, 2nd ser., ix (1957), 420-432.

17 Baratier, op. cit., 59.

18 R. H. Bautier, ‘Feux, population et structure sociale au milieu du XVe siècle: l'exemple de Carpentras,’ Annates. E.S.C., XIV (1959), 255-268.

19 One usefully remembers the title of a recent article on the population of Paris: P. Dollinger, ‘Le chiffre de la population de Paris au XlVe siècle: 210,000 ou 80,000 habitants?,' Revue historique, CCXVI (1956), 35-44.

20 Nadal and Giralt, op. cit., 38.

21 P. Goubert, ‘En Beauvaisis: problèmes démographiques du xvne siècle,’ Annates. E.S.C., VII (1952), 453-468.