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Gavin Musgrovl, Jin Yuxian. CHINA'S RADICAL BIRTH CONTROL POLICY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1994, 4(3): 210-218.
Citation: Gavin Musgrovl, Jin Yuxian. CHINA'S RADICAL BIRTH CONTROL POLICY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1994, 4(3): 210-218.
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CHINA'S RADICAL BIRTH CONTROL POLICY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA

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    Trinity and All Soints College, A College of Leeds University, Horsforth, Leeds LS185HD, England;

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    Also associated with Regional Economic Research Institute, People's University of China, Beijing 100872, PRC

  • Publish Date: 1994-09-20
  • China has been firmly carried out her birth control policy for over 2 decades, and this has been very srccessful in practice. India is the second populous country in the world. Although overpopulation problem was identified in the 1950s, and birth control policy was implemented since then, the situation has not yet been improved. The aim of this paper is to make comparisons between these two countries, in terms of social and cultural background, geographical distribution of population, national minority structure, in order to reveal the reasons behind the China's success, and implications for India.
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CHINA'S RADICAL BIRTH CONTROL POLICY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA

  • 1. Trinity and All Soints College, A College of Leeds University, Horsforth, Leeds LS185HD, England;
  • 2. Also associated with Regional Economic Research Institute, People's University of China, Beijing 100872, PRC
  • Publish Date: 1994-09-20

Abstract: China has been firmly carried out her birth control policy for over 2 decades, and this has been very srccessful in practice. India is the second populous country in the world. Although overpopulation problem was identified in the 1950s, and birth control policy was implemented since then, the situation has not yet been improved. The aim of this paper is to make comparisons between these two countries, in terms of social and cultural background, geographical distribution of population, national minority structure, in order to reveal the reasons behind the China's success, and implications for India.

Gavin Musgrovl, Jin Yuxian. CHINA'S RADICAL BIRTH CONTROL POLICY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1994, 4(3): 210-218.
Citation: Gavin Musgrovl, Jin Yuxian. CHINA'S RADICAL BIRTH CONTROL POLICY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR INDIA[J]. Chinese Geographical Science, 1994, 4(3): 210-218.
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