Nihon, Taiwan no kōgakureki josei : gokushō shika to shigoto, kazoku no hikaku = Work and family of highly educated women in Japan and Taiwan : comparative study of ultra-low birthrate /

Nihon, Taiwan no kōgakureki josei : gokushō shika to shigoto, kazoku no hikaku = Work and family of highly educated women in Japan and Taiwan : comparative study of ultra-low birthrate /

日本・台湾の高学歴女性 : 極少子化と仕事・家族の比較 = Work and family of highly educated women in Japan and Taiwan : comparative study of ultra-low birthrate /

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Bibliographic Details
Edition:	Shohan 初版
Imprint:	Kyōto-shi : Kōyō Shobō, 2021 京都市 : 晃洋書房, 2021
Description:	vi, 150 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Language:	Japanese
Subject:	Women college graduates -- Japan -- Social conditions -- 20th century. Women college graduates -- Japan -- Social conditions -- 21st century. Women college graduates -- Taiwan -- Social conditions -- 20th century. Women college graduates -- Taiwan -- Social conditions -- 21st century. Childbirth -- Japan -- History -- 20th century. Childbirth -- Japan -- History -- 21st century. Childbirth -- Taiwan -- History -- 20th century. Childbirth -- Taiwan -- History -- 21st century. Childbirth. Women college graduates -- Social conditions. Japan. Taiwan. History.
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/12745426

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Varying Form of Title:	Work and family of highly educated women in Japan and Taiwan : comparative study of ultra-low birthrate
Other authors / contributors:	Teramura, Eriko. Hagiwara, Risa. 寺村絵里子. 萩原里紗.
ISBN:	9784771034082 4771034087
Notes:	Parallel title from page 143 (second group) Includes bibliographical references (pages 130-138 (second group)) and index Text in Japanese; abstracts in English

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Call Number:	HQ1762.N5645 2021
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