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Demografičeskoe razvitie regiona : ocenka, prognoz, politika
Sukne͏̈va, Svetlana A.; Mostachova, Tatʹjana S. - 2002
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Hindus and family planning : a socio-political demography
Hendre, Sudhir Laxman - 1971 - [1st ed.]
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Population control
1960
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Population policy and trends in China, 1978-83
Banister, Judith - In: The China quarterly : an international journal for the … (1984) 100, pp. 717-741
Population trends in China between 1949-78. Low mortality and low fertility achieved during this period. Origins of the … one-child programme. Methods used for practising birth control. Marriage, fertility, health and mortality trends since …
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Population
Bowen, Ian - 1954
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Unity and diversity of population development: Baltic and South-Caucasian regions
Katus, Kalev (contributor) - 2003
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Dynamics of population change : emerging issues of 21st century
Yadava, R. C. (contributor); Yadava, Kedar N. S. (contributor) - 2001
Collection of papers presented at an International Conference on 'Population Issues on the Eve of 21st Century', held during the 21st Annual Meeting of the Indian Association for the Study of Population
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The institutional context of population change : patterns of fertility and mortality across high-income nations
Pampel, Fred C. - 2001
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Population and fertility
Glass, David Victor - 1939
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Effects of institutions and policies on rural population growth with application to China
Johnson, David Gale - In: Population and development review 20 (1994) 3, pp. 503-531
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