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Fertility and reproduction

Relative to the production of children, sometimes with the intent of evaluating the impact on the growth rate of a population.

Fertility and reproduction

Demography vs ethnography (or Understanding AIDS in Malawi)

March 4, 2021November 14, 2016 Susan Cotts Watkins
Africa, Contraception, Health, Mortality, sex

Daniel Scott Smith, a historical demographer, said it well: demography has all the ingredients of the best novels, sex and death, but they hide the pleasure of the former under … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

What stops parents from having a second child?

March 4, 2021October 24, 2016 Francesca Luppi
Children, Family, population

Parents of one child are commonly confronted by the first child’s persistent pleas for a little brother or sister. However, they might be skeptical about satisfying their child’s request because … Read more

one child policy china
Fertility and reproduction

China after the one-child policy: parents bereaved of their only child

March 4, 2021September 12, 2016 Quanbao Jiang, Yan Wei and Stuart Gietel-Basten
Asia, Children, population, Reproduction, Welfare

In 1980, China launched its national one-child policy, in response to both a huge concern about the prospects of rapid population growth impacting on resources and a desire to increase … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Fertility in Western Europe: the role of religion

March 4, 2021May 23, 2016 Nitzan Peri-Rotem
Europe, Fertility, religion, Reproduction

The religious landscape in Western Europe is characterised by contrasting trends; while attendance rates at religious services have declined dramatically, over half of the population in this region still identify … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Son preference as a new twist in China’s low fertility

March 4, 2021May 16, 2016 Quanbao Jiang, Ying Li and Jesús J. Sánchez-Barricarte
Asia, Children, china, Fertility, Reproduction

China is now facing the challenge of low fertility. Its total fertility rate first fell below replacement level in the early 1990s, and had dropped to only 1.18 children per … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Adolescent fertility in Latin America and the Caribbean

March 4, 2021May 9, 2016 Jorge Rodriguez Vignoli
Americas, Children, Fertility, Gender issues, Reproduction, Women, Youth

Up until the 1970s, the Latin American and Caribbean region stood out for its high levels of fertility. Decline was rapid in subsequent years, but adolescent fertility in the region … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Fertility transition in India: sub-regional evidence

March 3, 2021April 11, 2016 Sanjay K. Mohanty, Günther Fink, Rajesh K. Chauhan and David Canning
Asia, Children, Fertility, Mortality, Reproduction

Population stabilization in India is of obvious global significance. According to the latest census, India’s population was 1,210 million in 2011, accounting for 17 percent of the global population; if … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Surprenante fécondité maghrébine

March 3, 2021December 18, 2015 Zahia Ouadah-Bedidi and Jacques Vallin
Africa, Demography, Fecondity, Fertility, Reproduction

Au début des années 1970, la fécondité restait très élevée en Tunisie et au Maroc (6,5 enfants par femme) malgré les programmes de planning familial mis en œuvre au milieu … Read more

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