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The Sexualityreproduction Nexus And The Three Demographic Transitions An Integrative Framework Nikolai Botev

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The Sexualityreproduction Nexus And The Three Demographic Transitions An Integrative Framework Nikolai Botev
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Publisher: Springer Nature
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.99 MB
Pages: 74
Author: Nikolai Botev
ISBN: 9783030375553, 3030375552
Language: English
Year: 2020

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The Sexualityreproduction Nexus And The Three Demographic Transitions An Integrative Framework Nikolai Botev by Nikolai Botev 9783030375553, 3030375552 instant download after payment.

This monograph outlines an integrative framework that conceptualizes the role of relations of control in human reproduction and long-term population dynamics. It thereby draws on the demographic transition theory, sexuality studies, Foucault’s concept of bio-power and sexuality as key to social control, cognate concepts and theories, and on findings from demography, anthropology, archaeology and other disciplines. The framework is based on the premise that four demographic regimes can be identified over the course of human history. They are defined by the primary locus and modus of control over reproduction. The framework questions some of the basic postulates in population studies, including how demographic transitions are interpreted. As such this book contributes to the debate on the longer-term trends in population dynamics and the relations of power and control in human reproduction.

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