Planning Families in Nepal: Global and Local Projects of Reproduction
by Jan Brunson
Planning Families in Nepal explores reproduction and family planning through the connected perspectives of global initiatives and local projects. Jan Brunson examines how these efforts are situated within Nepal, offering readers an interdisciplinary study of reproductive practices, social contexts, and the relationship between international programs and local life.
About This Book
Planning Families in Nepal examines family planning and reproduction in Nepal.
The book considers the relationship between global projects and local contexts.
It focuses on how reproductive planning is shaped across different social and institutional settings.
Jan Brunson offers a study relevant to readers interested in anthropology, sociology, public health, and reproductive studies.
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