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Anomalies in demographic transition in Poland.


 Some country-specific features of the demographic transition in Poland are analyzed. Specifically, the author looks at the period 1945-1955, when demographic trends were affected by the aftereffects of World War II, and the period 1970-1985. This second period was characterized by the deteriorating health of the population, particularly adult males; the strengthening of the family as a socioeconomic rather than an emotional unit; and a widening gap between demographic characteristics of rural and urban areas, particularly fertility and mortality.
