Caring Like a State President George W. Bush Bestselling author Robert N

Bestselling author Robert N

the worst famine of the century in the region

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an ethnographic study of young girls who themselves critique media

Caring Like a State President George W. Bush Bestselling author Robert NThe post Soviet Russian state is haunted by the fear of not having enough people. Despite its well publicized pronatalist campaigns, declining birth rates and rising mortality rates since the 1990s, cast doubt on the state's ability to care for its population effectively. In this ethnography, anthropologist Inna Leykin examines the post Soviet Russian state's efforts and failures in population care. Revealing the existential burden of pronatalism, she