Graniţa militara austriaca si românii din Transilvania in sec. XVIII-XIX : (studiu de caz: zona Nasaud). - In: Pe urmele trecutului : profesorului Nicolae Edroiu la 70 de ani, p. 437-446.
Razboi si pace sau despre influenţa violenţei si a politicilor demografice asupra populaţiei la sfârsitul secolului al XIX-lea si in primele decenii ale secolului XX. - In: Populaţie si societate : studii de demografie istorica a Transilvaniei : (secolele XVIII-XX), p. 328-339.
The Historical Population Database of Transylvania (HPDT) is a research tool developed by the Centre for Population Studies at Babeș-Bolyai University Cluj-Napoca starting with 2014, whose goal is to host digitalized information from parish registersthe main sources for population history in Transylvania and Hungary until 1895.The database is covering roughly the period 1850-1914: from the first modern census in the Austrian Empire to the upper limit allowed by the Romanian Law 16/1996 (i.e. a tresshold of 100 years, in the present day the limit being the year 1919).Curerntly, there are more than 400.000 individuals recorded within the database, which requires constant cleaning, standardization and linkage.The main objective of this undergoing entreprise consists in providing a research tool equally useful to the scientific milieu through its rich and complex data, and to the general public by means of its genealogical interface.The present work has the purpose to document the transcription and data entry processes related to HPDT, by detailing the rules applied in transferring the information from the primary sources into the digital framework.
Probleme demografice transilvanene reflectate intr-un episod al relaţiilor diplomatice româno-germane (1942). - In: Populaţie si societate : studii de demografie istorica a Transilvaniei : (secolele XVIII-XX), p. 317-327.
Aspecte privind populaţia Transilvaniei intre 1850 si 1910 : schimbare, progres si/sau modernizare. - In: Schimbare si devenire in istoria României : lucrarile Conferinţei Internaţionale Modernizarea in România in secolele XIX-XXI : Cluj-Napoca, 21-24 mai 2007, p. 603-618.
Rezumat in limba engleza. - Piece of:Schimbare si devenire in istoria României : lucrarile Conferinţei Internaţionale Modernizarea in România in secolele XIX-XXI : Cluj-Napoca, 21-24 mai 2007.
The Christian Church was intimately involved in the life of an individual within a family. Between state and church there was a mutual cooperation, the church having the right to exercise its moral jurisdiction, while the state controlled the civil and military aspects of family life, as well as children’s and wives’ inheritance and welfare. With the institution of an absolutist government in Transylvania in the 18th–19th centuries, the rela-tion between state and church changed, as the secular power began to claim rights over the church and to subordinate it, limiting the coercive power of the church as a moral instrument. As the processes of secularisation and modernization gained ground, the church gradually lost its prerogatives to state institutions, a process reaching completion with the series of laws passed between 1894 and 1895 by the Hungarian state, whereby all registry documents concerning marital status, matrimony, and divorce came under state jurisdiction.