Economic Reforms and Family Planning in China: The One-Child Policy in Rural Guangdong, 1979-1990

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  • Abraham Akkerman Department of Geography, University of Saskatchewan
  • Jiao Sheng He Department of Geography, University of Saskatchewan

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https://doi.org/10.25336/P6RP5M

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1999-12-31

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Vol:26 No.1 (1999)

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