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	Paris (city, France) - MSN Encarta
		The population of Paris proper is 2,125,246 (1999), while approximately 9.6 million (1996) people—15 percent of the population of France—live in the Paris metropolitan area.
		Wealthier neighborhoods are concentrated in central Paris and in the western suburbs; lower-income areas lie to the north and east.
		For centuries, Paris was the cultural and intellectual center of the Western world, a magnet drawing representatives of the international intellectual and artistic communities.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761561798_4/Paris_(city_France).html (969 words)

	History of Paris - Paris On Line
		Paris, the capital of France, came into being thanks to its particularly favourable geographic situation for the settlement of human life and to its history, closely linked to that of the kings of France.
		Paris became the capital of the kingdom of Clovis, and his successors had numerous churches and basilicas built there (notably the Abbaye Sainte Geneviève as a tribute to the patron saint of Paris, the Église Saint Germain des Prés, and the Palais Royal.).
		In 1528 Paris again became the capital of the monarchy under Francis I, who decided to reconstruct the fortress of the Louvre, razing the donjon to the ground and constructing a renaissance palace in place of the two wings of the castle, and to equip Paris with a city hall in keeping with the capital.
	www.paris-on-line.com /eng/turisme/historia.htm (3063 words)

	French Paper: English Version (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Paris, the capital of France, is located in the northern area of the country.
		The average temperature in Paris ranges from 19°C (66°F) in the summer to 3°C (37°F) in the winter.
		Paris' first historical reference is by Caesar, and iit was refered to as Lutetia.
	www.evula.com /reports/paris/english.html (515 words)

	Paris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In mediaeval times Paris was governed by a merchant-elected municipality whose head was the provost of the merchants: in addition to regulating city commerce, the provost of the merchants was responsible for some civic duties such as the guarding of city walls and the cleanliness of city streets.
		Paris' last Prévôt des marchands was assassinated the afternoon of the 14th of July 1789 uprising that was the French Revolution Storming of the Bastille.
		Paris is served by two principal airports: Orly Airport, which is south of Paris, and the Charles de Gaulle International Airport in nearby Roissy-en-France, one of the busiest in Europe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Paris (7316 words)

	Paris Commune - Anarchopedia
		The population of Paris was defiant in the face of occupation — they limited the Prussian presence to a small area of the city and policed the boundary.
		The Paris Commune was proclaimed on March 28, although local districts often retained the organizations from the siege.
		The Paris Commune has been celebrated by anarchist and Marxist socialists continuously until the present day, partly due to the variety of tendencies, the high degree of workers' control and the remarkable cooperation among different revolutionists.
	eng.anarchopedia.org /Paris_Commune (3051 words)

	Handbook of Texas Online:
		Paris, previously known as Pinhook, is the county seat of Lamar County.
		It is on U.S. highways 271 and 82 in the central part of the county in the upland separating the tributaries of the Red and Sulphur rivers.
		The population of Paris was reported as 9,358 in 1904, as 11,269 by 1910, as 15,040 by 1925, and as 15,649 by 1930.
	www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/view/PP/hdp1.html (684 words)

	Paris, a very mixed population
		"The population of Paris is falling steadily to the benefit of the rest of the region: thus as a proportion of the population of the Ile de France it has fallen from 33% in 1962 to 19.5% in 1999, with less than 1% of the region’s land area".
		Elsewhere, some arrondissements have seen their population fall, such as the 1st (in the centre), where it has fallen dramatically by 30% in twenty-five years, primarily because of the rapid rise in offices and shops.
		Indeed, currently the West of Paris - where the smartest districts are (such as the very residential 7th arrondissement and the very bourgeois 16th) - like the centre, has extremely few social-housing units compared to the East.
	www.diplomatie.gouv.fr /en/article-imprim.php3?id_article=4692 (1018 words)

	PARIS
		Paris has maintained a relatively balanced distribution of apartment residences, office spaces and commercial activities catering to both, although some districts have lost much of their apartment housing to office renovations, partly contributing to the population decline seen since the 1920's.
		In 2002, according to Eurostat, the Paris region's GDP was 4.5% of the total GDP of the 25 European Union states, although its population was 2.45% of the total European Union population.
		The economic centre of the Paris metropolitan area is in the western half of the city proper and the central portion of the Hauts-de-Seine département, forming a triangle between the Opéra Garnier, La Défense and the Val de Seine.
	www.solarnavigator.net /geography/paris.htm (5163 words)

	Paris Population History: Analysis and Data
		By 1999, the population of the four inner arrondissements had fallen 73.2 percent, with the 1st Arrondissement experiencing the greatest loss, at minus 81.1 percent.
		The central area's population density was 121,797 per square mile in 1901, and 57,239 in 1999 (46,990 and 22,082 respectively per square kilometer).
		Paris is approximately double the density of Tokyo, three times as dense as inner London and six times as dense as Greater London.
	www.demographia.com /db-paris-history.htm (1176 words)

	Paris Facts
		Paris is oval shaped, approximately 9 miles east to west and 6 miles north to south, giving the City an area of 33.5 square miles, 86.7 square kilometers.
		The population of Paris peaked in 1921 at 2.9 million, declining by 27% as of 1999.
		Paris is the most visited city in the world with more than 30 million visitors per year.
	www.paris-walking-tours.com /parisfacts.html (1018 words)

	Moscow in Paris
		On the death of Clovis, the Frankish kingdom was divided, and Paris became the capital of a much smaller sovereign state.
		Nighttime view of Rue de RivoliDuring World War I, Paris was at the forefront of the war effort, having been spared a German invasion by the French and British victory at the First Battle of the Marne in 1914.
		At the same time, the City of Paris (within its Périphérique ring) and the western and southern suburbs have successfully shifted their economic base from traditional manufacturing to high value-added services and high-tech manufacturing, generating great wealth for their residents whose per capita income is among the highest in Europe.
	moscowinparis.blogspot.com (2023 words)

	City Profiles: Paris (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The capital of France, Paris is located in the north-central part of the country.
		The population of Paris grew rapidly until the Second World War when it reached 1.2 million.
		It is not only the center of the principle river basin of France and one of the most fertile agricultural regions, it is also the chief industrial and commercial city, the center of international trade as well as the bank and insurance headquarters of the country.
	www.un.org /Pubs/CyberSchoolBus/habitat/profiles/paris.asp (397 words)

	Demographics of Paris - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Population of Paris from Julius Caesar to the French Revolution.
		End of postwar baby boom, end of immigration surplus for Paris; henceforth migration flows from the rest of France become negative, population growth is significantly slower.
		However, Paris is the most visited city in the world, with a massive influx of tourists at any time in the year (around 60 millions a year, which is equivalent to the whole population of France).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Demographics_of_Paris (1039 words)

	Georges Haussmann
		In the period from 1853-1870 Paris turned a corner and emerged from being an overgrown mediaeval city to become a modern capital.
		But the whole financial aspect of the transformation of Paris was so complicated and bound up with the decline of the Second Empire and with Haussmann’s fall that it has been reserved for a separate chapter.
		Haussmann baldly remarks that this design by on e of his architects, Hittorff, was so bad that he had to mask the fronts with trees; but at least in ensure the uniformity without which half the effect of the street planning would have been lost.
	gallery.sjsu.edu /paris/architecture/Haussman.html (1495 words)

	PANINDIGAN: UN In-School Population Education Programs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		By "In-School Population" we mean the program designed for Asian and African schools based on the UNESCO Handbook for Preparing Teachers for Population Education (Paris, 1983, and funded by the United Nations Population Fund (formerly U.N. Fund for Population Activities and still known as UNFPA).
		By 1983, fifteen years later, this Population Education Section, it is said (page 1) had "implemented and coordinated a large number of projects at national, regional, global, and inter-regional levels, including the promotion -- both within the school system and in the out-of-school context -- of interdisciplinary programs on population education and related fields.
		With that definition of population education, we lay people in that field might be excused for thinking that population education is education about population-that it would talk about demography, the factors that affect the rise and fall of populations, population variables, and so on.
	panindigan.tripod.com /unpopedprograms.html (3718 words)

	Paris City Facts
		Picture Paris in the 18th century, a stinking, unsanitary place where you could trip merrily among the festering bodies and sundry bones left over from makeshift cemeteries dotted at random throughout the city.
		Paris is a joy to shop in because nearly everywhere you go there are always all kinds of stores and boutiques to peer into and browse around in.
		Paris is different from London, for example, in that the majority of stores are small and independently owned, with far fewer chain stores, and more diversity.
	www.passports.com /weregoing/custinfo/cityfact/paris.asp (8519 words)

	Paris, France
		The Eiffel Tower (seen alongside) is the most recognizable landmark in Paris and is known worldwide as a symbol of France.
		Yet, it is only one of the many historical monuments and places of tourist attraction that characterize Paris.
		Whether you're in Paris for work or for fun, this is the one city where it's a sin not to indulge yourself.
	www2.bc.edu /~naik/Pages/Paris.htm (212 words)

	Paris
		Gauls of the Parisii tribe settled in Paris between 200 and 250 BC and found a village on an island in the river that is the Idle de la Cite today.
		Paris still maintains its importance, character, and charm, though its appearance is being transformed by structures.
		The population of Paris, France is 2115.4 million.
	www.east-buc.k12.ia.us /01_02/Cities/Par/par.htm (490 words)

	Paris mayor unveils grand plan to hang on to vanishing population \| Special reports \| Guardian Unlimited
		Paris mayor unveils grand plan to hang on to vanishing population
		Outlining his blueprint yesterday to reshape the capital architecturally, economically and socially by 2020, Mr Delanoë said it was an attempt to make Paris not just a historic city but also one with a "contemporary dynamic".
		For while tourists flock to the capital, the locals are leaving, fed up with the traffic, the pollution, the lack of affordable housing and office space, parks and open spaces.
	www.guardian.co.uk /france/story/0,,1796209,00.html (503 words)

	Paris textile resources and fabric stores
		In the 13e, near metro place d'Italie (note: best pain au chocolat in Paris in front of the 21/27 south bus stop on place d'Italie itself) This is more properly a working manufacture with antiques lying around, that you are allowed a glimpse of while the workers do their thing.
		Le sentier is the oldest textile neighborhood in Paris, north of the 3e near Reaumur-Sebastopol.
		The most famous spot is the big blue hulk of the Marche St Pierre, in operation for most of the 20th century at the Eastern corner of the park, and which has attracted a whole neighborhood of imitators and lesser followers.
	www.fuzzygalore.biz /events/paris.shtml (1569 words)

	Paris Voice KioskPress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		What better example than the Marais area to illustrate the growing influence of gays — an estimated 10 percent of the overall population — on Paris’ politics, fashion and nightlife.
		Paris dropped to 24th — down from 13th last year — in Ça m’Intéresse’s yearly ranking of French towns, based on quality of life.
		As the ongoing debate over Corsica’s “special status” has been encouraging other French regions to press Paris for more autonomy, decentralization is once again at the heart of France’s political debate, 19 years after its administrative regions were first created.
	parisvoice.com /01/mar/html/kiosk.cfm (774 words)

	population - Ask.com Web Search
		Information on population estimates and key indicators for all members of the UN and areas with populations of or greater than 150,000.
		Population provides latest Demography World News from the most comprehensive global news network on the internet.
		Population pyramid showing steady mortality in each age group.
	search.ask.com /web?q=population (237 words)

	Paris Profile \| Paris IL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Paris, IL, population 9,077, is located in Illinois's Edgar county, about 82.6 miles from Indianapolis and 104.5 miles from Springfield.
		Through the 90's Paris's population has grown by about 1%.
		It is estimated that in recent years Paris's population has been declining at an annual rate of less than one percent.
	www.idcide.com /citydata/il/paris.htm (51 words)

	Paris Profile \| Paris KY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Paris, KY, population 9,183, is located in Kentucky's Bourbon county, about 15.7 miles from Lexington and 66.8 miles from Cincinnati.
		Through the 90's Paris's population has grown by about 5%.
		It is estimated that in recent years Paris's population has been growing at an annual rate of less than one percent.
	www.idcide.com /citydata/ky/paris.htm (51 words)

	The Paris News
		The recently completed city survey into what those who live, work and shop in Paris like — and don’t like — about their city drew a lot of interest.
		In fact, the survey drew far more interest than was shown the last time the city tried something like that.
		That’s about a tenth of the population of Paris, and three to four times the response from the last survey.
	www.theparisnews.com /story.lasso?wcd=26341 (82 words)

	Welcome to CICRED
		Forthcoming: International PRIPODE Colloquium, 2007 March 21-23, UNESCO, Paris
		All CICRED publications have now been digitized and can be downloaded.
		A selection of recently received publications from the population centres across the world
	www.cicred.org (145 words)

	APA Division 34 - Population and Environmental Psychology
		APA Division 34 - Population and Environmental Psychology
		Journal of Population Behavioral Social & Environmental Issues
		Classification: Birth control; Environment; Population; Population; Psychology, Social; Social Behavior.
	apa34.cos.ucf.edu /population_journals.php (44 words)

	A digest on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris illustrated with pictures by Paris Digest, the Paris Internet city guide and ...
		Napoléon, the French emperor who conquered most of Europe at the beginning of the 19th century, admired the Roman people.
		In 1806, following their example, he decided to build a very big arch of triumph which stands at the top of the Champs Elysées.
		His victorious troops would march on through the arch cheered by the population of Paris.
	www.parisdigest.com /monument/arcdetriomphe.htm (343 words)

	POPULATION -PARIS-,1998
		TI: Cyrano de Bergerac as a (distorting) mirror of knowledge and ideas about population in the seventeenth century
		TI: Essay on the population of Paris and the surrounding area since the sixteenth century
		TI: J.-N. Biraben's survey of the population of France from 1500 to 1700.
	webs.uvigo.es /servicios/biblioteca/sumarios/4663531.HTM (180 words)

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