The paradox of change: Religion and fertility decline in South Korea

Sam Hyun Yoo · Victor Agadjanian

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The scholarship on the association of religion and fertility has paid relatively little attention to East Asia, a region that has experienced rapid fertility declines. South Korea is an important setting to study this association as its fertility decreased

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