Volume XIX, Number 2, 2025, July-December

Content

Introduction

Luminiţa Dumănescu – Antoinette Fauve-Chamoux: A Pioneer of Comparative Family History and Historical Demography

Articles

Population in History

Grażyna Liczbińska, Renata Koziarska-Kasperczyk – Industrial Urban Life and Death: Social and Environmental Influences on Mortality in 19th-Century Lodz

Réka Gyimesi – Demographic Dynamics and Household Structures in 19th Century Bonyhád: A Multi-Source Linkage Analysis of a Diverse Hungarian Market Town

Julieta Rotaru – Statistical Enlightenment in Eastern Europe: The 1838 Wallachian Census, Kiseleff’s Reform Agenda, and the Paradox of Romani Integration Through Slavery

Claudia Contente – Women and Work in the Colonization Process of Benito Juárez (1869–1895)

Daniela Mârza – Transcribing Historical Population Sources Written in Cyrillic: Methodological Challenges in Training HTR Models for Romanian Parish Registers in Transylvania