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Studies in Family Planning | Population Council Journal | Wiley Online Library

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By Roxana Arana-Ovalle, Lisa Lorraine Dillon, Alejandro Murua, Francisco José Zamudio-Sánchez
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INTRODUCTION The demographic transition (DT) theory has long served as a foundational framework for understanding shifts in fertility and mortality (Van de Kaa 1996; Leridon and Dutreuilh 2015).
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Dynamic interplay of kinship and net-fertility: a comprehensive analysis across demographic transitions in Mexico

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By Lisa Lorraine Dillon, Roxana Arana-Ovalle, Alejandro Murua, Francisco José Zamudio-Sánchez
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study explores the relationship between grandparental co-residence and net fertility – measured as the number of children under five – in Mexico across three key phases of its demographic transition: 1930 (pre-transitional), 1970 (population growth), and 2015 (fertility decline).
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Full article: Is the delivery of National Disability Insurance Scheme in Australia through quasi markets achieving the right outcomes in vision rehabilitation services? A qualitative study

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By Kuo-yi Jade Chang, Stephen Jan, Sara Partow, Lisa Lorraine Dillon
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Abstract Purpose Despite being a pioneering social initiative worldwide, Australia’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) still presents unresolved issues for individuals with vision-related disability regarding its processes and outcomes. This study evaluates how well the NDIS markets are perceived to achieve efficiency, responsiveness, choice, quality, and equity within the vision rehabilitation sector, and identified factors facilitating or hindering desired outcomes.
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