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- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 date "1993".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 first "Maya".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 first1 "Maya".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 id "ISBN 9789004098961".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 isCitedBy Ayyubid_dynasty.
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 isCitedBy Caliphate.
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 isCitedBy History_of_Islamic_economics.
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 isCitedBy Homs.
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 isCitedBy Ivory_carving.
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 isbn "90-04-09896-8".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 last "Shatzmiller".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 last1 "Shatzmiller".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 page "66".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 pages "229–230".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 pages "63–4 & 66".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 publisher Brill_Publishers.
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 publisher "BRILL".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 publisher "Brill Publishers".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 quote "2.29739328E9".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 quote "At the same time, the "demographic behaviour" of the Islamic society as an agricultural society varied in some significant aspects from other agricultural societies, particularly in ways which could explain a decline in birth rate. It is agreed that all agricultural societies conform to a given demographic pattern of behaviour, which includes a high birth-rate and a slightly lower death-rate, significant enough to allow a slow population increase of 0.5 to 1.0 per cent per year. Other demographic characteristics of this society are high infant mortality, with 200-500 deaths per 1000 within the first year of birth, a lower average life expectancy, of twenty to twenty-five years, and a broadly based population pyramid, where the number of young people at the bottom of the pyramid is very high in relationship to the rest of the population, and that children are set to work at an early stage. Islamic society diverged from this demographic profile in some significant points, although not always consistently. Studies have shown that during certain periods, such factors as attitudes to marriage and sex, birth control, birth and death rates, age of marriage and patterns of marriage, family size and migration patterns, varied from the traditional agricultural model. [...] Life expectancy was another area where Islamic society diverged from the suggested model for agricultural society.".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 quote "At the same time, the “demographic behaviour” of the Islamic society as an agricultural society varied in some significant aspects from other agricultural societies, particularly in ways which could explain a decline in birth rate. It is agreed that all agricultural societies conform to a given demographic pattern of behaviour, which includes a high birth-rate and a slightly lower death-rate, significant enough to allow a slow population increase of 0.5 to 1.0 per cent per year. Other demographic characteristics of this society are high infant mortality, with 200–500 deaths per 1000 within the first year of birth, a lower average life expectancy, of twenty to twenty-five years, and a broadly based population pyramid, where the number of young people at the bottom of the pyramid is very high in relationship to the rest of the population, and that children are set to work at an early stage. Islamic society diverged from this demographic profile in some significant points, although not always consistently. Studies have shown that during certain periods, such factors as attitudes to marriage and sex, birth control, birth and death rates, age of marriage and patterns of marriage, family size and migration pattems, varied from the traditional agricultural model. [...] Life expectancy was another area where Islamic society diverged from the suggested model for agricultural society.".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 quote "This rate is uncommonly high, not only under the conditions in medieval cities, where these ‘ulama’ lived, but also in terms of the average life expectancy for contemporary males. [...] In other words, the social group studied through the biographies is, a priori, a misleading sample, since it was composed exclusively of individuals who enjoyed exceptional longevity.".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 title "Labour in the Medieval Islamic World".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 title "Labour in the Medieval Islamic world".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 title "Labour in the medieval Islamic world".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 url "https://books.google.com/?id=Bzo0Skd1kcYC&pg=PA65&dq=Population+of+Egypt+Ayyubid".
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 url books?id=Bzo0Skd1kcYC&pg=PA229.
- books?vid=ISBN90-04-09896-8 year "1994".