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PubMed1992

Population density pattern and change in the city of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

"This paper examines and assesses the changes in the population density pattern in the city of Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia where the city has undergone dramatic changes in its physical as well as its social structure. Analysis of data revealed a decline in population density at an exponential rate from the city center with variation between city sectors and zones. The city's rapid horizontal expansion and dispersal of population is the result of factors such as increases in city population and in size and number of single family dwellings, widening of streets, rise in income and residential mobility rates, mass use of automobiles, change in family size, zoning regulations, leapfrogging, and huge governmental city development projects."

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PubMed1990

Spatial aspects of population growth and migration in Constantine, Algeria.

"The objective of the paper is to depict the major changes brought about by demographic growth upon the internal structure of Constantine, the third largest Algerian city, and thus define the main types of settlement evolved, which in turn serves as background for the analysis of the spatial distribution of recent migrants within the different areas of Constantine. With regard to this distribution, the aim is to test whether there exist any spatial concentrations of migrants in particular areas according to their place of origin."

Africa↗
PubMed1993

[Emigration, development, and independence: the Tunisian case].

"This article studies migration from the poor countries of the South to those of the rich North, with special reference to the case of Tunisia. The study is divided into two parts. The first...outlines a brief history of Tunisian migration and underlines the active role taken by governmental organizations in promoting and controlling migratory flows, seen in their twofold goals of patching up internal inequities and, at the same time, boosting development. Statistical data regarding flows towards the most popular destinations are reported, along with possible developments in the future. The second looks at...whether migration is good for the sending country." (SUMMARY IN ENG AND FRE)

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PubMed1986

Syria.

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PubMed1990

Period effects on fertility for parity cohorts, Egypt: 1965-1980.

"This paper presents a detailed investigation of period fertility trends in Egypt. It focusses on parity groups and changes in quantum and tempo of fertility of these groups. The analysis is further refined by controlling for age within each parity considered. The source of data...is the Egyptian Fertility Survey (EFS 80)....a retrospective fertility survey collected from a sample of 8,788 ever married Egyptian women in 1980."

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PubMed1988

Resolution No. 881, 25 November 1987.

This Iraq Resolution provides that a "husband official" shall be granted a family allowance of 25 dinars a month for every child above the third that is delivered by his wife. The allowance is to continue until the child reaches the age of three. If the couple has separated, the wife is to receive the allowance unless she has been deprived of custody of the child.

Aid to Families with Dependent Children↗
PubMed1988

Decree No. 4252, 16 October 1987.

This Decree sets family allowances in Lebanon as follows: 1) at 14% of the minimum official salary for the spouse and 2) at 4% minimum for each child up to five in the care of the recipient.

Aid to Families with Dependent Children↗