Family policy in Slovenia
Bresar, A.
Biuletyn Igs 39(3-4): 77-88
1995
PMID: 12292895 Document Number: 307185
"This article presents selected socio-demographic indicators (i.e. average life expectancy, parity and mortality rates, the number of divorces, women's professional activity rates and unemployment rates among men and women) and reviews...family benefits in Slovenia. The author compares some of the information with Poland and Hungary." (EXCERPT)
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