Breaking the misery wheel? Fertility control, social mobility, and biological well-being in rural Spain (1835–1959)

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RT @RebeccaSear: Breaking the misery wheel? Fertility control, social mobility & biological wellbeing in Spain 1835–1959: “largest increase…

06 May 2024

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RT @RebeccaSear: Breaking the misery wheel? Fertility control, social mobility & biological wellbeing in Spain 1835–1959: “largest increase…

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Breaking the misery wheel? Fertility control, social mobility & biological wellbeing in Spain 1835–1959: “largest increases in height were in children whose parents controlled their fertility…does not seem this was accompanied by upward social mobility

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RT @FranMarcoGracia: Happy to share my latest article with Ángel González Esteban @HistECoUNED. Breaking the misery wheel? Fertility contro…

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