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Acknowledgments
Ch. 1 The gender dimension of environmental and human security 1
Ch. 2 Offspring sex selection in historical perspective : from infanticide to sex-selective abortion and the problem of "missing females" 23
Ch. 3 India's "missing females" 65
Ch. 4 China's "missing females" 131
Ch. 5 Bare branches of high-sex-ratio societies : theory and cases 187
Ch. 6 Bare branches in the twenty-first century : policy implications 229
Ch. 7 Conclusion : the security calculus of high-sex-ratio societies 261
Appendix 265
Bibliography 277
Authors 315
Index 317
About the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs 333
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reviewed Bare Branches: The Security Implications of Asia's Surplus Male Population on February 25, 2012 Bare Branches
This book is beautifully researched and horribly accurate concerning the situation in China and India of birthrate disparity. I read this book while working abroad in China and the issue of birthrates is not a fantasy. The text is very accessible and the subject a serious one. I highly recommend this book to those who want to understand our world today.
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