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© 1977 Oxford University Press

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The Structure of Urban Mortality. A Methodological Study of Hannover, Germany. Part II

KENNETH G MANTON1 and GEORGE C MYERS2,

1 Postdoctoral Fellow, Center for Demographic Studies, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 27706, USA
2 Professor of Sociology and Director, Center for Demo graphic Studies, Durham, North Carolina 27706, USA

Reprint requests should be addressed to Professor G C Myers

An extension is made of a pnor analysis of the relation of density to cause-specific mortality In small areas of Hannover, Germany. The analysis was designed to impose statistical controls for certain socio-demographlc characteristics of these small areas under a model where all of the effects of density were assumed to operate on mortality only indirectly by affecting the residential decisions of select socio-demographic groups. It was found that, despite the sizeable effects of soclo-domographictactors on cause-specific mortality, density retained a direct effect on five of 14 cause-specific rates. Implications of those results for modelling density-mortality relations are discussed.

Received 13 January 1977


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