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The second half of the 20 th century in Brazil was characterized by intense relations between demographic dynamics and urbanization process, through the transitions that occurred at both. The reduction of migratory flows and the generalized trend of low fertility levels in the most varied spaces implied important transformations in these articulations. Many authors are defining these changes as a second urban transition, or even as a deepening of it. What is this process? Which demographic dynamics are marking these new articulations? Trying to answer questions like these, an exploratory study is presented, based on a bibliographical analysis and last decades census information about the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro (RMRJ).

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Dinâmica demografia e urbanização no Brasil: expressões atuais na Região Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro Demographic dynamics and urbanization in Brazil: recent expressions (...)