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The Senegalese Experience: Rethinking Fertility Theory for Highly Religious Societies

by Corinne S. Low Abstract  Despite improvements, traditional fertility theory still remains unprepared to cope with developing countries, such as Senegal, where deep religious beliefs dictate a passive acceptance of natural fertility. Because of an unwillingness to use modern contraception, factors that can reduce fertility in these societies will be primarily factors that influence natural […]

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