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The social context of family size preferences and fertility behaviour in a south Indian village.
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  • 1989The causes of demographic change: experimental research in South India162 cited
  • 1989Integrating Theory and Research on the Institutional Determinants of Fertility118 cited
  • 2023Micro-Approaches to Demographic Research75 cited

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