2004
DOI: 10.3917/popu.246.0983
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Le déficit de filles en Corée du Sud : évolution, niveaux et variations régionales

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“…Women were educated and brought into the formal labour force (Chung & Das Gupta, 2007). From the 1970s, saturation mass media campaigns sought to reduce son preference: at first, to encourage fertility decline (Chun, 2019), and later to discourage sex-selection (Kim, 2004). A series of legal reforms made for greater gender equity within the household and in public life (ILO, 1989;Shin, 2006Shin, , 2014.…”
Section: Factors Underlying the Decline Of Son Preference In South Koreamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Women were educated and brought into the formal labour force (Chung & Das Gupta, 2007). From the 1970s, saturation mass media campaigns sought to reduce son preference: at first, to encourage fertility decline (Chun, 2019), and later to discourage sex-selection (Kim, 2004). A series of legal reforms made for greater gender equity within the household and in public life (ILO, 1989;Shin, 2006Shin, , 2014.…”
Section: Factors Underlying the Decline Of Son Preference In South Koreamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…7 With ever-increasing life expectancy in South Korea (Kim, 2015), intergenerational support can last many decades. 2019), based on data on sex ratios at birth from Korean Statistical Information Service (KOSIS), and policies from Shin (2006Shin ( , 2014, ILO (1989), Kim (2013), Kim (2004), Chun (2019), Chung and Das Gupta (2007), and Na and Kwon (2015).…”
Section: Why Might South Korean Parents Shift To Preferring Daughters?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mainly due to strong government interventions, mass media campaigns and an improved status for women, a downward trend in the sex ratio at birth has been observed since the mid-1990s. The national average of the sex ratio at birth decreased to 108.2 in 2004 (Kim 2004a(Kim , 2004bKNSO 2007). If high sex ratios at birth continue, then every successive group of men entering the marriage market will become larger than the number of women.…”
Section: Changes In Sex-age Compositionmentioning
confidence: 99%