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Natality and ethnocentrism: Some relationships suggested by an analysis of catholic—protestant differentials

Lincoln H. Day
Pages 27-50 | Published online: 09 Nov 2011

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Zongli Tang & Frank Trovato. (1998) Discrimination and Chinese fertility in Canada. Social Biology 45:3-4, pages 172-193.
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NanE. Johnson. (1993) Hindu and Christian fertility in India: A test of three hypotheses. Social Biology 40:1-2, pages 87-105.
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Lincoln H. Day. (1984) Minority-Group Status and Fertility: A More Detailed Test of the Hypothesis. The Sociological Quarterly 25:4, pages 456-472.
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MostafaH. Nagi. (1983) Trends in moslem fertility and the application of the demographic transition model. Social Biology 30:3, pages 245-262.
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Frank Trovato. (1981) Canadian Ethnic Fertility. Sociological Focus 14:1, pages 57-74.
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Joseph Chamie. (1977) Religious differentials in fertility: Lebanon, 1971. Population Studies 31:2, pages 365-382.
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HuwR. Jones. (1975) A spatial analysis of human fertility in Scotland. Scottish Geographical Magazine 91:2, pages 102-113.
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N. Krishnan Namboodiri. (1972) The integrative potential of a fertility model: An analytical test. Population Studies 26:3, pages 465-485.
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Roderic Beaujot. (1976) Fécondité différentielle selon l’origine ethnique. Cahiers québécois de démographie 5:2, pages 27.
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