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Jeffery, Roger, E. Basu, Alaka . Ed. Most of the papers in this volume were presented at a workshop in New . Most of the papers in this volume were presented at a workshop in New Delhi (India) in April 1993, although some revisions and additions are included. Presenting primary evidence from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh and existing survey and census data, the papers in this collection explore interrelated issues of women's autonomy, female education, and fertility reduction in South Asia. Contains 11 figures, 79 tables, and 280 references.

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Women, Education, and Development in Asia: Cross-National Perspectives. Grace C. L. Mak. Girls' Schooling, Women's Autonomy and Fertility Change in South Asia. Roger Jeffery, Alaka M. Basu.

Asia Southern Asia India Bangladesh Sri Lanka fertility decline below-replacement fertility population forecasts . Pp. 288–321 in Roger Jeffery and Alaka M. Basu (eds),Girls’ Schooling, Women’s Autonomy and Family Change in South Asia.

Asia Southern Asia India Bangladesh Sri Lanka fertility decline below-replacement fertility population forecasts marriagposte ponement education of women. Caldwell, Bruce K. 1996b. The family and demographic change in Sri Lanka. 1999. Marriage in Sri Lanka: A Century of Change. New Delhi: Hindustan.

Girls' Schooling, Women's Autonomy and Fertility Change in South Asia. Roger Jeffery, Alaka Malwade Basu

Girls' Schooling, Women's Autonomy and Fertility Change in South Asia. Roger Jeffery, Alaka Malwade Basu. volume challenges the popular notions that there is a universal and causal relationship between rising levels of schooling and declining levels of fertility and that schooling enhances femal. More). This book chapter gives an overview of the main general issues that arose in the workshop on the interrelationships between female schooling and fertility decline in South Asia. The authors refer t.

Regional variation in female autonomy and fertility and contraception in India. Women's Autonomy and Fertility Change in South Asia, Roger Jeffery and Alaka M. Basu, eds. New Delhi: Sage Publications. 1Women in these surveys were asked a battery of questions concerning their autonomy and power within the household.

Girls' schooling and women's autonomy in South Asia: revisiting old debates with new data from India and . 2007: Roger Jeffery, Patricia Jeffery and Craig Jeffrey: The Privatisation of Secondary Schooling in Bijnor: A Crumbling Welfare State?pp

Girls' schooling and women's autonomy in South Asia: revisiting old debates with new data from India and Pakistan. In Christopher Colclough (e. Education Outcomes and Poverty in the South: A Reassessment, pp. 16-34, Routledge, London. 2007: Roger Jeffery, Patricia Jeffery and Craig Jeffrey: The Privatisation of Secondary Schooling in Bijnor: A Crumbling Welfare State?pp. 442-474 in Krishna Kumar and Joachim Österheld (eds): Education and Social Change in South Asia (Orient Longman, New Delhi). 2007: Roger Jeffery, Patricia Jeffery and Craig Jeffrey: Parhai ka Mahaul?

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But from this conclusion (that educated women have greater autonomy as well as lower fertility), an implicit conclusion that has much less empirical basis is drawn: that educated women have greater reproductive autonomy than uneducated women.