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    Is fertility behavior in our genes? : Findings from a Danish twin study

    Hans-Peter Kohler

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    25(1999):2, s. 253-288
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    Conflicting preferences : a reason fertility tends to be high or too low

    David Voas

    2003(29):4, s. 627-646
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    Women's rising employment and the future of the family in industrial societies

    Valerie Kincade Oppenheimer

    20(1994):2, s. 293-342
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    The fortunes of adolescent mothers and their children : the transmission of poverty in Santiago, Chile

    Mayra Buvinic

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    18(1992):2, s. 269-297
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    Reassessing the insurance effect : a qualitative analysis of fertility behavior in Senegal and Zimbabwe

    Thomas LeGrand

    2003(29):3, s. 375-403
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    Crime, gender, and society in India : insights from homocide data

    Jean Drèze

    Reetika Khera

    26(2000):2, s. 335-352
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    Classical approaches to population and family planning

    L.P. Wilkinson

    4(1978):3, s. 439-455
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    Data and perspectives : on the new context of marriage in western Europe

    Patrick Festy

    6(1980):2, s. 311-315
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    Abortion policy in postcommunist Europe : the conflict in Poland

    Andrzej Kulcycki

    21(1995):3, s. 471-505
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    Differences between women's and men's reproductive goals in developing countries

    Karen Oppenheim Mason

    Anju Malhotra Taj

    13(1987):4, s. 611-638