• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. First results of the demographic data collection for 1998 in Europe. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1999-12)

  This is the second publication from the joint data collection exercise carried out by the Council of Europe and Eurostat. The results from the first exercise were published in Statistics in Focus 1998 ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. FIRST DEMOGRAPHIC ESTIMATES FOR 1999. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1999)

  After five years of rapid decline, the net inflow of international migrants (immigration minus emigration) to the European Union increased somewhat in 1998: from 512 000 in 1997 to 549 000 ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. THE POPULATION OF SELECTED EUROPEAN COUNTRIES BY COUNTRY OF BIRTH. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1998-10)

  Highlights . France, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands were the only countries with 1 million born outside EU-15. . In France the foreign-born population was 42% larger that the non-national population. . 30% of the ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. Slightly fewer births and deaths in 1998. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1999-01)

  After five years of decline, the number of babies born in the European Union increased somewhat in 1996 and remained stable in 1997. Based upon monthly data available at the beginning of 1999, ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. First results of the demographic data collection for 1997 in Europe. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1998-09)

  The population of most countries in Europe grew slightly in 1997, though there continued to be some de­creases in certain central and eastern European countries. The population of the countries of the Euro­pean Union grew ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. Beyond the predictable: demographic changes in the EU up to 2050. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1997-07)

  The European Union has had a number of demographic surprises over the last 30 years. Fertility levels have dropped dramatically, life expectancy has continued to increase strongly and most Member States of ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. NON-NATIONALS MAKE UP LESS THAN 5% OF THE POPULATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION ON 1.1.1993. 1996.2 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1996-02)

  On 1 January 1993, the European Union had a population of 368 million, 4.8% of whom (almost 18 million persons) did not have the citizenship of the country in which they lived. One-third of these ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. Decline in migration stopped in 1995 Principal demographic trends in the EU in 1995. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1996-06)

  During the period 1992-1994 the net inflow of international migrants to the European Union decreased drastically. After the 1992 peak of 1.3 million persons, net migration dropped to 1.0 million in 1993 and 0.8 ...

• Statistics in Focus: Population and social conditions. THE POPULATION OF THE EUROPEAN UNION ON 1 JANUARY 1995. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1995-01)

  On 1 January 1995 the European Union had 371.5 million inhabitants, compared with 348.6 million on 1 January 1994. This increase of nearly 23 million is due to: - the accession of Austria, Finland and Sweden (together ...

• RAPID REPORTS Population and social conditions. The population of the European Economic Area* on 1 January 1994. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1994-04)

  On 1 January 1994 the population of the European Economic Area stood at 375 million, 349 million of whom were living in the twelve Member States of the European Union. In 1993 the population of the European Economic Area ...

• RAPID REPORTS Population and social conditions. THE POPULATION OF THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA IN 1992. 1993.7 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1994-07)

  The population in the European Economic Area (EEA) numbers around 370 million people, of whom 344 million are living in the European Union (EU). On 1 January 1992, sixteen million or 4% oí those living in the EEA were ...

• Statistical bulletin. Population. Updating of Principal Demographic Series 1983. 

  EU Commission (EurostatLuxembourg, 1984)

  Eurostat's annual publication "Demographic Statistics" contains detailed figures of the population by sex and age groups, births, deaths, migration, marriages, divorces, expectation of life, etc. up to 1982, for the ...

• Statistical bulletin. Population. Up_dating of principal demographic series 1983. 

  European Commission (EurostatLuxembourg, 1984)

• Statistical bulletin. Population. Up_dating of principal demographic series 1982 

  European Commission (EurostatLuxembourg, 1983)

• Statistical bulletin. Population. Up_dating of principal demographic series 1981 

  European Commission (EurostatLuxembourg, 1982)

• Statistical bulletin. Population. Up_dating of principal demographic series. 

  European Commission (EurostatLuxembourg, 1981)

• RAPID REPORTS Population and social conditions. POPULATION BY CITIZENSHIP IN THE EC -1.1.1991. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1991-01-01)

  This Rapid Report gives for the first time an insight into the structure of the population of the EC by citizenship. It is the result of an intensive data collection programme that would have been ...

• RAPID REPORTS Population and social conditions. A EUROPEAN COMMUNITY WITH A POPULATION OF 345 MILLION. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1991-03)

  On 3 October 1990, the former German Democratic Republic became part of the European Community, and with this the area of the Community increased by 108 000 krrr and its population by 16 million. With a total population ...

• RAPID REPORTS Population and social conditions. THE COMMUNITY POPULATION IN 1989: IMMIGRATION SUBSTANTIALLY EXCEEDS EMIGRATION. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1990-04)

• RAPID REPORTS Population and social conditions. COMMUNITY DEMOGRAPHIC DATA - A NEW LOOK. 1990. 

  Eurostat (EurostatLuxemburg, 1990-05)

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