Proceedings of the 1993 Galton Institute conference.
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Main contents1. An Interdisciplinary
Approach to Human Fertility 2. Breastfeeding and the
Baby: Natural Contraception 3. Understanding Natural
Variation in Human Ovarian Function 4. Nutrition, Physical
Workloads and Fertility Regulation 5. For Love or Money: the
Evolution of Reproductive and Material Motivations 6. Fertility and Fitness
Among Albuquerque Men: a Competitive Labour Market Theory 7. Reproductive Decisions
Viewed from an Evolutionarily Informed Historical Demography 8. English Fertility,
1600-1900: Is an Economic Analysis Tenable? 9. Stopping, Starting and
Spacing: the Regulation of Fertility in Historical Populations 10. Obstacles to
Fertility Decline in Developing Countries 11. Imperatives
to Reproduce: Views from North-west England on Fertility in the Light of
Infertility 12. The
Timing of Childbearing in Developed Countries 13.
Low Fertility in a Pastoral Population: Constraints or Choice? |
Available from the General Secretary for £10 including postage and packing. There is a brief summary of each lecture in the December 1993 and March 1994 issues of the Newsletter.