Mundigo A
Notas Poblacion. 1992 Jun;20(55):11-40.
"This article traces the origins of fertility changes, of attitudes towards contraception and of lower family size values in Latin America, on the basis of information collected during the 1960s and 1970s on abortion, fertility and contraceptive prevalence. It explores the origins and the role of family planning programmes and suggests that they acted as facilitators of the 'mass' transition rather than as the agents that unleashed this process." (SUMMARY IN ENG)
本文基于20世纪60年代和70年代收集的关于堕胎、生育率和避孕普及率的信息,追溯了拉丁美洲生育率变化、对避孕的态度以及家庭规模较小价值观的起源。它探讨了计划生育项目的起源和作用,并表明这些项目是“大规模”转变的促进者,而非引发这一过程的推动者。 (英文摘要)