Sex ratios at birth rose sharply in the South Caucasus countries after 1991, but recent data indicate that this trend is turning. What caused this rise, and what can be done to accelerate its normalization? Traditional kinship systems in the region are similar to those of other settings with sex-selection: structured for collaboration among male kin and dependence only on sons, not daughters. Yet it is anomalous to find sex-selection in a region that...
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2015/04/01
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工作文件（编号系列）
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125541
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2018/04/20
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Disclosed
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Missing girls in the South Caucasus countries : trends, possible causes, and policy options
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Population and Development