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Estimated Core Jewish Population, by Continents and Major Regions, 1970 and 2002

World Jewish Population: Trends, Prospects, Policies Prof. Sergio DellaPergola The A. Harman Institute of Contemporary Jewry The Hebrew University of Jerusalem The Jewish People Policy Planning Institute. Estimated Core Jewish Population, by Continents and Major Regions, 1970 and 2002.

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Estimated Core Jewish Population, by Continents and Major Regions, 1970 and 2002

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  1. World Jewish Population:Trends, Prospects, PoliciesProf.Sergio DellaPergolaThe A. Harman Institute of Contemporary JewryThe Hebrew University of JerusalemThe Jewish People Policy Planning Institute

  2. Estimated Core Jewish Population,by Continents and Major Regions, 1970 and 2002 Source: DellaPergola (2001).

  3. Core and Enlarged Jewish Populations in Selected Countries Source: US: NJPS, AJIS; Cohen (2002); Tolts (2002); Israel CBS (2002)

  4. Recent Jewish population changes

  5. Recent Jewish Fertility Rates in France Source: Bensimon-DellaPergola (1984); Cohen (2002).  United States, 2000/2001 52% of Jewish women aged 30-35 are childless

  6. Recent Jewish Vital Statistics in the Russian Republic Source: Tolts (2002)

  7. Recent Jewish Out-marriage Rates Source: Mayer-Kosmin (2002); Cohen (2002); Russia 1994 Microcensus.

  8. World Core Jewish Population Projections Assuming Migration Rates As of Late 1990s and Various Levels of Fertility, by Major Regions, 2000-2050 - Thousandsa a Projection baseline: 1995. Minor discrepancies due to rounding. b Out of world total. Source: DellaPergola, Rebhun, Tolts (2000).

  9. Population in Israel/Palestine, by Major Ethnoreligious Groups, 2000-2050 - Thousands, Medium Projectiona a Assumptions: Jewish fertility stable at 2000 levels; Arab fertility declining gradually to Jewish level by 2050; net international migration = 0. Not including foreign workers and undocumented residents. b Including non-Jewish immigrants from FSU. Source: DellaPergola (2001).

  10. Percent of Jewsa Among Total Population in Israel/Palestine, 2000-2050, Medium Projections a Including non-Jewish immigrants from FSU (footnote b in Table 4). Not including foreign workers and undocumented residents. b Assuming an exchange between Israel and the Palestinian Authority of a territory of about 250 km2 in central Israel and East Jerusalem including significant population minorities. Source: DellaPergola (2002)

  11. Main Jewish Population Policy Dimensions Socioeconomic: aliyah, klitah, welfare Political: Jewish majority/minority in Israel, Territories JewishPopulation:Size, characteristics Identificational: Jewishness of group's boundary, contents Back to Table of Contents

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