Where civilizations meet, by Youssef Courbage and Emmanuel Todd
Original text in French : http://orientsoccidents.hypotheses.org/19 (translation by Sami Mebtoul) This book of Y. Courbage and E. Todd could be a classic one on the history of the demographic transition in countries where the population is largely Muslim ("Muslim world"). a phenomenon that...
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Original text in French : http://orientsoccidents.hypotheses.org/19 (translation by Sami Mebtoul) This book of Y. Courbage and E. Todd could be a classic one on the history of the demographic transition in countries where the population is largely Muslim ("Muslim world"). a phenomenon that Philippe Fargues has already begun to study in detail, questioning several clichés about the "Arab family" or the birth rates in Muslim countries. This is the approach, combining a demographer and an histor. |
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