The Rise and Decline of India's Population Problem in the Twentieth Century : Debating Demography, Hardback Book

The Rise and Decline of India's Population Problem in the Twentieth Century : Debating Demography Hardback

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This book examines the historical and discursive construction of India's 'population problem' through the shared concerns of British colonial officials and Indians regarding the high birth and death rates, maternal health, food supply, the quality of India's population, and conceptions of development that incorporated economic planning and a scientific modernity.

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