Fertility and family planning in greater Bombay

By:

Rele, J.R

Contributor(s):

Kanitkar,Tara

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bombay; Popular Prakashan; 1980Description: 217 pSubject(s):

"Fertility, Human"

DDC classification:

304.63 REL

Summary: This book contains articles grouped in three categories, General Studies on Population Dynamics', 'Study of Special Group', and 'Studies on Family Welfare'. These articles provide considerable insight into various dimensions of the population problem in India, implications for develop mental strategies and suggestions for policy-makers at different levels. The book documents recent research work carried out by the faculty of the International Institute of Population Studies. A multi-disciplinary perspective has been taken in the selection of the articles. The book will be of interest to demographers, sociologists, psychologists and economists.

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This book contains articles grouped in three categories, General Studies on Population Dynamics', 'Study of Special Group', and 'Studies on Family Welfare'. These articles provide considerable insight into various dimensions of the population problem in India, implications for develop mental strategies and suggestions for policy-makers at different levels. The book documents recent research work carried out by the faculty of the International Institute of Population Studies. A multi-disciplinary perspective has been taken in the selection of the articles. The book will be of interest to demographers, sociologists, psychologists and economists.

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