Decreases in male and female mortality and missing women in Bangladesh

N. Alam; J.K.S. van Ginneken; A.M. Bosch

Decreases in male and female mortality and missing women in Bangladesh

N. Alam, J.K.S. van Ginneken, A.M. Bosch

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Samenvatting

The objectives of our study are to examine whether discrimination against girls persists or has shifted over time and to identify the behavioural mechanisms involved in these changes. This study will focus on male/female differentials in mortality of infants and children aged 1-4 years and male/female differences in nutritional status of children aged 1-4 years old. Sex differentials in use of child health services are also considered as well as changes in patterns of enrolment in education for girls versus boys.

Originele taal-2	Niet gedefinieerd
Titel	Watering the neighbour's garden: the growing demographic female deficit in Asia
Redacteuren	I. Attané, C.Z. Guilmoto
Plaats van productie	Paris
Uitgeverij	Committee for International Cooperation in National Research in Demography
Pagina's	161-181
ISBN van geprinte versie	2-910053-29-6
Status	Gepubliceerd - 2007

Publicatie series

Naam	Seminars and conferences

Citeer dit

Alam, N., van Ginneken, J. K. S., & Bosch, A. M. (2007). Decreases in male and female mortality and missing women in Bangladesh. In I. Attané, & C. Z. Guilmoto (editors), Watering the neighbour's garden: the growing demographic female deficit in Asia (blz. 161-181). (Seminars and conferences). Committee for International Cooperation in National Research in Demography.

Alam, N. ; van Ginneken, J.K.S. ; Bosch, A.M. / Decreases in male and female mortality and missing women in Bangladesh. Watering the neighbour's garden: the growing demographic female deficit in Asia. redacteur / I. Attané ; C.Z. Guilmoto. Paris : Committee for International Cooperation in National Research in Demography, 2007. blz. 161-181 (Seminars and conferences).

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Watering the neighbour's garden: the growing demographic female deficit in Asia. redactie / I. Attané; C.Z. Guilmoto. Paris : Committee for International Cooperation in National Research in Demography, 2007. blz. 161-181 (Seminars and conferences).

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