June 1, 1981

Family Size and Family Planning in Kenya: Continuity and Change in Metropolitan and Rural Attitudes

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Thomas E. Dow, Jr., Linda H. Werner, Family Size and Family Planning in Kenya: Continuity and Change in Metropolitan and Rural Attitudes, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 12, No. 6/7 (Jun. - Jul., 1981), pp. 272-277

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