Social justice and the demographic transition: lessons from India's Kerala state
Ratcliffe, J.
Practising health for all: 64-82
1983
DOI: 10.2190/tkuw-j59l-yhmf-3w5qDocument Number: 297202
The paper explains how the Indian state of Kerala, despite low per caput income, has dramatically reduced mortality and fertility through emphasizing equitable socioeconomic and political development.
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