Islamic Doctrine and the Politics of Induced Fertility Change

Ali A. Mazrui, Islamic Doctrine and the Politics of Induced Fertility Change: An African Perspective, Population and Development Review, Vol. 20, Supplement: The New Politics of Population: Conflict and Consensus in Family Planning (1994), pp. 121-134

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