Armed Conflict and the Timing of Childbearing in Azerbaijan

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RT @LaurenceBroers: https://t.co/U9uEeuaTIh New article by Orsola Torrisi: Armed Conflict and the Timing of Childbearing in #Azerbaijan, "t…

10 Oct 2020

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Armed Conflict & the Timing of Childbearing in Azerbaijan: "models reveal a higher risk of second birth for women who were exposed to conflict than for nonexposed women. Further positive effects on fertility are observed for women who lost a child" htt

29 Sep 2020

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RT @orsola_torrisi: My first doctoral paper investigating armed violence in #NagornoKarabakh and #fertility has now been published in Popul…

24 Sep 2020

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New paper by @orsola_torrisi from @LSESocialPolicy conducts a nuanced analysis of the impact of armed conflict on fertility in the South Caucasus #poptwitter 👉

24 Sep 2020

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