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The Romanian Journal of Population Studies is an interdisciplinary publication that welcomes contributions from a broad range of population studies, spanning from social history to contemporary demographic realities. We invite research that examines key processes such as demographic transition, industrialization, modernization, and medicalization, as well as the lived experiences of individuals and communities. Additionally, the journal encourages discussions on contemporary demographic phenomena and their connections to broader societal contexts.
Latest articles
Volume XIX, Issue 2, July-December 2025
Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux: A Pioneer of Comparative Family History and Historical Demography
Luminiţa Dumănescu
Pages: 5-8
Grażyna Liczbińska, Renata Koziarska-Kasperczyk
Pages: 9-38
Réka Gyimesi
Pages: 39-70
Statistical Enlightenment in Eastern Europe: The 1838 Wallachian Census, Kiseleff’s Reform Agenda, and the Paradox of Romani Integration Through Slavery
Julieta Rotaru
Pages: 71-102
Women and Work in the Colonization Process of Benito Juárez (1869–1895)
Claudia Contente
Pages: 103-126
Volume XIX, Issue 1, January-June 2025