Dynamics of fertility and partnership in Europe : insights and lessons from comparative research

Miroslav Macura · Gijs C. N. Beets · Erik Klijzing · Martine Corijn

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This two-volume set is based on the Fertility and Family Survey Flagship Conference, which took place in May 2000 in Brussels. The five themes of the conference were: partnership behavior, fertility behavior, partnership and fertility behaviors as interdependent processes, new approaches and methodological innovations in the study of these behaviors, and research and policy agenda for the future. The work includes papers presented at the five thematic sessions.

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