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This chapter presents the reasons that family planning programs re-ceived growing support internationally beginning in the 1960s; how interest on the part of developing countries governments grew; some of the key characteristics of family planning programs and how these evolved over time; and finally, how family planning programs have
23 lut 2012 · Quantitative evidence on the rise of ancient Israelite theocracy and the current surge of Islamic theocratic fundamentalism provides surprisingly strong support for this prediction. Lastly, supportive evidence is suggested by two rare instances of a theocracy’s peaceful demise.
18 lis 2021 · Abstract. The article traces the emergence of reproductive rights principles in the UN during the 1960s–70s. Family planning programmes were the key discursive terrain on which conflicts over...
21 paź 2008 · the varied list of historical theocracies surveyed by Ferrero shows, theoc-racy features only male ruling classes: Catholic clergy, Israelite priesthood, Buddhist monkhood, Protestant congregations of “saints,” and the Muslim caliphate and sects. 4. The theocratic economy. Does theocracy bias the regime against innov ation, as Glazer argues?
The paper begins by describing the history of family planning policies and their public support, starting with the early-20th-century birth control movement and extending to today with the...
7 paź 2024 · Theocracy means literally ‘the rule of God’ and the term was invented by Josephus (ad 38–c.100) to describe the ancient Hebrew constitution and the role of Mosaic law. However, if you do not literally believe that the law has been handed down by God on tablets of stone, it may be difficult to accept theocracies on their own terms.
This book analyzes the origins and rationale of family planning programs and how they have evolved based on experience in different country settings.
