Type of Material: | Thesis |
Title: | Determinants of fertility differentials among the religious groups in Kerala |
Researcher: | Joseph, Cyriac |
Guide: | George, T M |
Department: | School of Gandian Thought and Development Studies |
Publisher: | Mahatma Gandhi University |
Place: | Kottayam |
Year: | October 2007 |
Language: | English |
Subject: | Child women ratio | Religion | Fertility | National family health survey | Interaction analysis | Multiple regression analysis | Socioeconomic factors | Spatial settings | Currently married women | Active reproductive span |
Dissertation/Thesis Note: | PhD |
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110 | __ | |aSchool of Gandian Thought and Development Studies|bMahatma Gandhi University|dKottayam |
245 | __ | |aDeterminants of fertility differentials among the religious groups in Kerala |
260 | __ | |aKottayam|bMahatma Gandhi University|cOctober 2007 |
502 | __ | |bPhD |
518 | __ | |oDate of Notification|d2007-10 |
520 | __ | |aFertility differentials by religion have been observed in all the major states in India. Even though Kerala has achieved replacement level fertility, differences in the number of children are seen among the major religious groups. In the demographic lit |
653 | __ | |aChild women ratio |
653 | __ | |aReligion |
653 | __ | |aFertility |
653 | __ | |aNational family health survey |
653 | __ | |aInteraction analysis |
653 | __ | |aMultiple regression analysis |
653 | __ | |aSocioeconomic factors |
653 | __ | |aSpatial settings |
653 | __ | |aCurrently married women |
653 | __ | |aActive reproductive span |
700 | __ | |aGeorge, T M|eGuide |
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