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China
Chinese “Bride Price”
Marcus Roberts | 12 June 2013
A shortage of women workers in China pushes up wages
Michael Cook | 20 May 2013
Chinese Author Ma Jian and the One-Child Policy
Marcus Roberts | 17 May 2013
One Child Policy Won’t Keep China Fed
Marcus Roberts | 19 April 2013
Changes to One-Child Policy Too Late?
Marcus Roberts | 20 March 2013
Then the dragon was enraged at the woman and went off to wage war against the rest of her offspring
Marcus Roberts | 19 March 2013
Fewer Girls = A More Violent World
Marcus Roberts | 27 January 2013
Happy New Year!
Marcus Roberts | 16 January 2013
China’s ‘little emperors’ less entrepreneurial
Shannon Roberts | 13 January 2013
Nobel Prize and One Child Policy
Marcus Roberts | 16 October 2012
What Happens When You Lose Your One Child in China?
Marcus Roberts | 02 October 2012
Human Trafficking - The Progeny of the One Child Policy
Marcus Roberts | 12 September 2012
China: This One Child Policy’s Not for Turning
Marcus Roberts | 06 August 2012
Mexicans are no longer throwing themselves at the fence
Marcus Roberts | 18 May 2012
Baby Flesh - now available in capsule form!
Marcus Roberts | 08 May 2012
Yet more reasons for China to change course
Marcus Roberts | 02 May 2012
China set to fall behind in the economic race
Shannon Buckley | 25 April 2012
Doom predicted for Nigeria: Uzbekistan’s policy a way out?
Marcus Roberts | 24 April 2012
Abortion and Over-Population (NZ Tour)
Marcus Roberts | 02 April 2012
Population Explosion? Even the NYTimes doesn’t think so!
Marcus Roberts | 23 March 2012
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