Birth, Fertility Contraception

Below you can access all the contents of the INED site on this topic, in all formats and from the least to the most specialised: multimedia content, publications, research projects, research mini-sites, selected links and others.

  • Memo

    Is it true that having fewer babies would be good for the planet?

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  • Memo

    Andrea Verhulst

    INED research fellow Andrea Verhulst studies mortality among children under 5 across the world and excess perinatal mortality (deaths near the time of delivery or soon after) in Southern Asia and Western Africa.

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  • Memo

    Fertility and field of study by gender

    While women’s participation in higher education has caught up with and surpassed that of men, large gender differences persist in the choice of field of study. To date, we know little about the mechanisms that explain the link between fertility and study disciplines for both men and women.

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  • Video John Casterline’ Interview

    John Casterline’ Interview

    J. Casterline conducts research on fertility transition and reproductive behavior in low- and mid-income societies. Date:05/11/2017 Duration:11’17"

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  • Research axe

    Heterogeneity of demographic behaviour in contemporary societies: individualization, variability, and inequalities (1800- 2000)

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  • Research axe

    The making of sexual and reproductive health and rights research: methodological and ethical issues

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  • Research axe

    Struggles and resistance in sexual and reproductive health and rights and reproductive rights

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  • minisite

    Conference New Reproductive Techniques 2011

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