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Culture and human fertility: a study of the relation of cultural conditions to fertility in non-industrial and transitional societies
Subject(s)
Fertility
Nonindustrialized societies
Cultural anthropology
Demography
Kinship
Ethnic groups
Family
Gender roles
Women
Birth rate
Developed countries
Questionnaires
Indians
Ashanti
Agogo
Buganda
Buhaya
URI
https://akb.au.int/handle/AKB/51196
Source URL
https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000054623
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
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Publisher
UNESCO
Country Coverage
Africa
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Oceania
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Micronesia
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Western Samoa
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Asia
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Western Europe
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France
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UK
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USSR
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Japan
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Brazil
Date
1954
File format
514 p., map
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Electronic
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Incl. bibl.
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[1] "Culture and human fertility: a study of the relation of cultural conditions to fertility in non-industrial and transitional societies ," UNESCO,
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"Culture and human fertility: a study of the relation of cultural conditions to fertility in non-industrial and transitional societies ," UNESCO,
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"Culture and human fertility: a study of the relation of cultural conditions to fertility in non-industrial and transitional societies," UNESCO.
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"Culture and human fertility: a study of the relation of cultural conditions to fertility in non-industrial and transitional societies," UNESCO.
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