People who count : population and politics, women and children
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People who count : population and politics, women and children
Earthscan, 1995
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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This study discusses the political policies that link women, reproduction and the environment. Using case studies from India, China, Tibet and Kerala, it highlights parallels and contrasts in government policies on population growth and birth control.
Table of Contents
- Positions and politics
- ideology in religion, culture and nature
- the childless choice
- the only child
- the value of children
- China - bearing pressure
- Tibet - the force of politics
- India - 40 trying years
- Kerala - economic model
- immigration - the policy of plenty
- untying assistance.
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