The onset of fertility transition in Sub-Saharan Africa

Thérèse Locoh · Véronique Hertrich

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This a collection of some of the papers presented at a 1991 IUSSP seminar held in Harare Zimbabwe. The seminar focus was the onset of fertility transition in Sub-Saharan Africa. The book is divided into four parts: Has sustained fertility decline begun in sub-Saharan Africa? African fertility patterns: similarities and paradoxes; the cost of children: family strategies and fertility behaviour; [and] fertility control: collective goals and individual expectations. (EXCERPT)

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