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Anna Paterno

Full professor of Demography at the Deparment of Political Sciences, University of Bari, Italy. Personal webpage • anna.paterno(at)uniba.it
Fertility and reproduction

Migrants’ fertility in Italy: a comparison between origin and destination

March 12, 2021May 18, 2020 Roberto Impicciatore, Giuseppe Gabrielli and Anna Paterno
emigrant, Fertility, immigrant, immigration, italy

It is rarely possible to compare stayers in an origin country, migrants from that country and non-migrants in the destination country.In the case of Italy, however, Roberto Impicciatore, Giuseppe Gabrielli … Read more

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