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The article focuses on the demographic development af the Ingrian minority in Estonia. In a broader framework the research underlying the article originates from a comparative study af national minority populations, coordinated by the European Population Committee. The article starts with a short overview af major changes in the ethnic composition af the Estonian population, covering the implications af the Second World War on national minorities and the emergence af aforeign-origin population. The analysis af the Ingrian minority draws on the data from the Estonian national minority survey. Building on the life course approach and event history methodology, the survey was designed ta retrospectively reconstruct the trends in major demographic processes and follow the continuity af minority-specific characteristics across three successive generations. The article discusses the size and age structure af the Ingrian population, fertility and mortality patterns, ethnic intermarriage, language and religious affiliation. The results emphasize that national minority populations tend ta follow distinct pathways af population development, which are different, from the patterns characteristic af the majority population as well asfrom those found in the countries af historical origin. Also, the analysis clearly revealed long-term consequences imposed by the loss af their homeland and their dispersal.

Demographic Development of the Ingrian National Minority in Estonia,