Preferred term
61 Demography
Type
- isothes:ConceptGroup
- skos:Collection
Group members
- abandonment (depopulation)
- acquiring children
- Act on the Ombudsman for Minorities and the National Discrimination Tribunal
- adult children
- adulthood
- adults
- African Americans
- age
- age difference
- age discrimination
- age groups
- age limits
- age structure
- ageing
- agricultural population
- American Swedes
- ancestors
- Arabic speakers
- arranged marriage
- Asian Americans
- aunts
- Australian Hungarians
- babies
- biological children
- biological parents
- birth order
- birth rate
- birthplace
- bisexuals
- blacks
- boys
- brothers
- brothers-in-law
- Cajuns
- census
- changing residence
- Chicanos
- child marriage
- child mortality
- childhood
- children (age groups)
- children (family members)
- children of separated parents
- Chinese speakers
- cohabitation
- cohabiting couples
- cohabiting partners
- colony
- coloured people
- common law marriage divorce
- Convention relating to the Status of Refugees
- country of birth
- course of life
- cousins
- Creoles
- Cuban Americans
- date of birth
- daughters
- daughters-in-law
- demographic changes
- demographic data systems
- demographic dependency ratio
- demographic development
- demographic history
- demographic statistics
- demography
- dependancy ratio
- depopulation
- digital natives
- divorce
- divorced persons
- dwelling density
- early childhood
- emigrants
- emigration
- engagement (betrothal)
- English speakers
- environmental refugees
- Estonian speakers
- Estonian Swedes
- ethnic groups
- ethnic minorities
- ethnic relations
- expatriate Finns
- expatriates
- families
- families with babies
- families with children
- family formation
- family members
- family planning
- family relations
- family research
- fatherlessness
- fathers
- fathers-in-law
- female domination
- fertility
- Finnish Americans
- Finnish Argentines
- Finnish Australians
- Finnish Brazilians
- Finnish Canadians
- Finnish Cypriots
- Finnish Germans
- Finnish Malaysians
- Finnish Norwegians
- Finnish Russians
- Finnish speakers
- firstborns
- forced marriage
- foreigner policy
- foreigners
- Forest Finns
- free time residents
- French speakers
- gay men
- gender minorities
- gender structure
- gender-neutral marriage
- generation x
- generation Y
- generation z
- generations
- German speakers
- girls
- grandchildren
- grandfathers
- grandmothers
- grandparents
- guidance for immigrants
- half-siblings
- historical demography
- homecoming
- homosexuals
- household-dwelling units
- households (groups)
- households (organisations)
- human being
- husbands
- illegal immigration
- illegitimate children
- immediate family
- immigrant background
- immigrants
- immigration
- immigration policy
- infant mortality
- inhabitant structure
- internal migration
- internally displaced persons
- islanders
- judicial separation
- Karelian speakers
- labour immigration
- land settlement policy
- large age groups
- large families
- Latinos
- legally competent
- legally incompetent
- lesbians
- life expectancy
- lifetime (age)
- lifetime (period of time)
- linguistic minorities
- linguistic population groups
- longevity
- majorities
- male domination
- marital spouses
- marital status
- marriage
- marriage of convenience
- marriage rate
- married couples
- maternal mortality
- Maternity Act
- men
- mestizos
- middle age
- middle-aged persons
- migrant workers
- migrants
- migration (demography)
- migration policy
- migratory movement (demography)
- minorities
- minorities policy
- minors
- mixed marriage
- mortality
- motherlessness
- mothers
- mothers-in-law
- moving away from home
- multicultural marriage
- multiple birth families
- Naga people
- national minorities
- nephews (fraternal)
- nephews (sororal)
- New Finns
- newborn infants
- nieces (fraternal)
- nieces (sororal)
- non-church members
- non-working population
- number of children
- obstinate age
- occupational structure
- old age
- only child
- original population
- out-of-town guest
- overpopulation
- parents
- parents-in-law
- Paternity Act
- pensioners
- people living alone
- people of age
- perinatal mortality
- persecution on the basis of sex
- Polynesians
- population
- population and workplace planning
- population density
- population forecasts
- population geography
- population groups
- population growth
- population policy
- population problems
- population research
- population structure
- population theories
- population transfers
- preschool children (age group)
- preschoolers (age group)
- preteen children
- prevalence of a condition
- puberty
- rainbow families
- reconstituted families
- refugee policy
- refugeedom
- refugees
- registered partnership
- relatives
- remarriage
- remigration
- resettlement activities
- residents
- retirement age
- returnees (immigrants)
- Romany speakers
- rural population
- rural-urban migrants
- rural-urban migration
- Russian speakers
- Russians in Finland
- Sami speakers
- school-age children
- senior citizens
- separation (interpersonal relations)
- settlement (population)
- sex discrimination
- sexual minorities
- Sherpas
- siblings
- sign language users
- single parent families
- single parents
- single-parent families
- singles
- sisters
- sisters-in-law
- social epidemiology
- sociodemographic characteristics
- Somali speakers
- sons
- sons-in-law
- source country
- Spanish speakers
- spouses
- stages of life
- stay-at-home fathers
- stay-at-home mothers
- stepbrothers
- stepchildren
- stepfathers
- stepmothers
- stepsisters
- summer residents
- Sweden Finns
- Swedish speakers
- Swedish-speaking Finns
- teenagers
- Thailand Finns
- third culture kids
- toddlers
- trans people
- transgenerationality
- Turkish speakers
- unaccompanied refugee minors
- uncles (maternal)
- uncles (paternal)
- undocumented persons
- unmarried mothers
- unmarried status
- urban population
- urban-rural migrants
- urban-rural migration
- white people
- widows and widowers
- wives
- women
- working age
- working age people
- working population
- young adults
- young families
- young people
- youngest children
- youth
- émigrés
In other languages
Finnish
Swedish
URI
http://www.yso.fi/onto/yso/p26570