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There are strongly pronounced differentials between survival
chances for different social classes in less developed countries.
This book gives insight into the variety of factors - biological,
social, economic and cultural - associated with these inequalities
in mortality rates. Certain of the papers deal with new conceptual
approaches and methodological issues, while others address
particular countries in Asia and Latin America, providing overall
an important and provoking study of inequality in death. This book
should interest academics and graduate students in demography
(especially those specializing in mortality studies), as well as
policy-makers, commentators and professionals in the areas of
public health, public administration, social policy and
epidemiology.
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