From population control to reproductive health: An emerging policy agenda

Fertility transition powered by women’s access to electricity and modern cooking fuels

“…This would represent an alternative to public policy population control programs and patriarchal institutions that both deny women their reproductive rights [9]. Such developmental programs would not target fertility decline per se, but rather target female well-being, empowerment and reproductive choice and where decline in fertility is a consequence of the latter [33]. However, for such programs to be successful, various political, social and cultural barriers would need to be overcome [38].…”

Fertility transition powered by women’s access to electricity and modern cooking fuels

“…This would represent an alternative to public policy population control programs and patriarchal institutions that both deny women their reproductive rights [9]. Such developmental programs would not target fertility decline per se, but rather target female well-being, empowerment and reproductive choice and where decline in fertility is a consequence of the latter [33]. However, for such programs to be successful, various political, social and cultural barriers would need to be overcome [38].…”

Women are Silver, Women are Diamonds: Conflicting Images of Women in the Cambodian Print Media

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Reproductive governance in Latin America

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Fertility transition powered by women’s access to electricity and modern cooking fuels

“…This would represent an alternative to public policy population control programs and patriarchal institutions that both deny women their reproductive rights [9]. Such developmental programs would not target fertility decline per se, but rather target female well-being, empowerment and reproductive choice and where decline in fertility is a consequence of the latter [33]. However, for such programs to be successful, various political, social and cultural barriers would need to be overcome [38].…”

Women are Silver, Women are Diamonds: Conflicting Images of Women in the Cambodian Print Media

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Reproductive governance in Latin America

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Fertility transition powered by women’s access to electricity and modern cooking fuels

“…This would represent an alternative to public policy population control programs and patriarchal institutions that both deny women their reproductive rights [9]. Such developmental programs would not target fertility decline per se, but rather target female well-being, empowerment and reproductive choice and where decline in fertility is a consequence of the latter [33]. However, for such programs to be successful, various political, social and cultural barriers would need to be overcome [38].…”

Women are Silver, Women are Diamonds: Conflicting Images of Women in the Cambodian Print Media

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Reproductive governance in Latin America

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