Fewer children, better futures: How war shapes family choices

Background: Most research on the demographic impact of war focuses on how highly disruptive conflicts impact family life, often overlooking how less destructive wars shape family strategies. Understanding family adaptation in these contexts is essential for a nuanced view of war’s demographic effects.

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Journal
Demographic Research
Published
2025-12-08
DOI
https://doi.org/10.4054/demres.2025.53.35
Primary Topic
Health and Conflict Studies
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Fewer children, better futures: How war shapes family choices

Héctor Cebolla‐Boado, Dulce Manzano
Demographic Research
Health and Conflict Studies
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Fewer children, better futures: How war shapes family choices

Héctor Cebolla‐Boado, Dulce Manzano
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Abstract

Background: Most research on the demographic impact of war focuses on how highly disruptive conflicts impact family life, often overlooking how less destructive wars shape family strategies. Understanding family adaptation in these contexts is essential for a nuanced view of war’s demographic effects.

Demographic ResearchVol. 53
Agencia Estatal de Investigación
Openalex Percentile: Top 44%
Health and Conflict Studies
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