Value of Children Amongst the Kikuyu of Central Province, Kenya: An Anthropological Perspective on Fertility (University of Wales, Swansea Papers in International Development)
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Value of Children Amongst the Kikuyu of Central Province, Kenya: An Anthropological Perspective on Fertility (University of Wales, Swansea Papers in International Development)

by Neil Price

Sociology Anthropology
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An anthropological examination of fertility and the cultural value of children among the Kikuyu of Central Province, Kenya, from an international development perspective.

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This study explores fertility patterns and the social significance of children within Kikuyu communities in Central Province, Kenya.

Drawing on anthropological methods, the work examines how cultural values shape decisions around family size and child-rearing.

The research situates these findings within broader discussions of international development and demographic change.

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