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CHANGING FERTILITY INTENTIONS IN MOLDOVA

Emery, T. & Bartova, A. (2025). Economy and Sociology(2) 10.36004/nier.es.2025.2-06

This article examines the realisation of short-term fertility intentions in the Republic of Moldova using longitudinal data from the Generations and Gender Survey (GGS) Waves 1 (2020) and 2 (2023). Moldova faces persistent below-replacement fertility and high emigration rates, yet survey evidence indicates that individuals’ desired number of children exceeds the actual number of births. By tracking approximately 650 respondents …

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Examining the Gender Equality–Fertility Paradox in Three Nordic Countries

Begall, K. & Hiekel, N. (2025). Population and Development Review, padr.12721 10.1111/padr.12721

Abstract The accelerating fertility decline in the most gender‐equal countries of the world seemingly contradicts the central tenet of macro‐level theories that predict high fertility in the presence of gender equality. We offer a comprehensive assessment of the individual behavior from which these trends aggregate. We link attitudes toward gender roles and fertility intentions in three Nordic countries. Using recent …

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