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non-Muslims in Western Europe, but shows that the gap is not as large as many believe. And, similar to other immigrants in other countries, Muslim fertility rates tend to fall over time, narrowing the gap with the non-Muslims who make up the vast majority of the European population now, and for the foreseeable future.
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made demographics an important issue, instituting a two-pronged approach of direct financial rewards and socio-cultural policies. The notable example of the former is the maternal-capital program where the woman is provided with subsidies that can be spent only on improved housing or the education
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The right-wing proponents of pronatalism argue that falling birthrates could lead to economic stagnation, diminished innovation, and an unsustainable burden on social systems due to an aging population. The movement suggests that without a significant increase in birth rates, the sustainability of
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in actually ending up doing so, but childless individuals who intend to have children immediately or within two or three years are generally more likely to succeed than those who intend to have children in the long term. There are many determinants of the intention to have children, including:
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Women who report firm adherence to their religious beliefs and practices tend to have higher fertility than less religious women, whether Christian or Muslim. But religiousness does not always mean higher fertility. The study confirms the perception that Muslim women have more children than
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happiness, with happier people tending to want more children. However, other research has shown that the social acceptability of the choice to have or not have children plays a significant factor in reproductive decisions. The social stigma, marginalization, and even domestic violence that
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the skewed ratio of men to women prompted additional financial assistance to women that had children or were pregnant. Despite the promotion and long maternity leave with maintenance of employment and salary, modernization still caused birthrates to continue to slide into the 1970s.
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Natalist thinking was common during Soviet times. After a brief adherence to the strict Communist doctrine in 1920s and attempts to raise children communally, coupled with the government-provided healthcare, the Soviet government switched to
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came to the conclusion that both men receiving no support at all and men receiving support from many different people have a lower probability of intending to have another child, with the latter probably related to coordination
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in 2019 announced pecuniary incentives (including eliminating taxes for mothers with more than three children, and reducing credit payments and easier access to loans), and expanding day care and kindergarten access.
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Beginning around the early 2020s, the threat of "global demographic collapse" began to become a cause célèbre among wealthy tech and venture-capitalist circles as well as the
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as desirable for social reasons and to ensure the continuance of humanity. Some philosophers have noted that if humans fail to have children, humans would become extinct.
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influences fertility intentions, with increased numbers of nephews and nieces increasing the preferred number of children. These effects may be observed in the case of
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typically seeks to create financial and social incentives for populations to reproduce, such as providing tax incentives that reward having and supporting children.
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accompanies those without children, by choice or chance, is a significant factor in their feelings of happiness or belonging within their communities.
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Natalism is an ideology that advocates a high birth rate within a community. The central message is that parents should have additional children.
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has generous parental leave wherein parents are entitled to share 16 months' paid leave per child, the cost divided between both employer and
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has made natalism a key plank of his political platform. In the United States, key figures include Kevin Dolan, organizer of the
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The Baby Matrix: Why Freeing Our Minds From Outmoded Thinking About Parenthood & Reproduction Will Create a Better World
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Many religions encourage procreation, and religiousness in members can sometimes correlate to higher rates of fertility.
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the preference of family size, which influences that of the children through early adulthood. Likewise, the
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advocates and environmentalists see natalism as a driver of reproductive injustice, population growth, and
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civilizations could be in danger; Elon Musk has called it a "much bigger risk" than global warming.
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social pressure from kin and friends to have another child, such as overall cultural normativity.
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Conceiving the Future: Pronatalism, Reproduction, and the Family in the United States, 1890-1938
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people had an average of 6.8 children per family. Among some conservative Protestants, the
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Those who adhere to a more traditionalist framing may therefore seek to limit access to
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Björklund, Anders (2007). "Does a Family-Friendly Policy Raise Fertility Levels?".
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secure housing situation, and feeling of overall economic stability more generally.
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Freeing American Families: Reforms to Make Family Life Easier and More Affordable
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e.g. criticized artificial contraception and advocated for a natalist position.
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movement advocates for large families and views children as blessings from God.
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Natalism has been criticized on human-rights and environmental grounds. Most
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life as an important objective of humanity and therefore advocates high
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offer incentives to the people to have large families as a means of
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Be Fruitful and Multiply: What the Bible Says about Having Children
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position) is a policy paradigm or personal value that promotes the
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God's babies: Natalism and Bible interpretation in modern America
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God's Babies: Natalism and Bible Interpretation in Modern America
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Vignoli, Daniele; Rinesi, Francesca; Mussino, Eleonora (2013).
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in 1991 was accompanied by a large drop in fertility. In 2006,
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Calder, Vanessa Brown, and Chelsea Follett (August 10, 2023).
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Nicoletta Balbo; Francesco C. Billari; Melinda Mills (2013).
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Parking place for families with children, residential area.
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of a child (and can also be saved for the retirement).
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Uruguayan conservative politician and Catholic activist
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Neal, Zachary P.; Neal, Jennifer Watling (2023-09-04).
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payments or tax reductions. Some impose penalties or
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on those with fewer children. Some nations, such as
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Index

Pro-natalism

Juan Zorrilla de San MartĂ­n
reproduction
human
birthrate
Merriam-Webster dictionary
French
French
almost
population decline
cultural modernization
UN
Population ethics
Replacement fertility rate
child-bearing
parenthood
Be fruitful and multiply
Judaism
Islam
Christianity
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Catholic Church
Amish
Quiverfull
abortion
contraception
encyclical
Humanae Vitae
Political demography

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