FACTORS IN THE PASSAGE OF STERILIZATION LEGISLATION: THE CASE OF VIRGINIA

Factors underlying voting on a voluntary sterilization bill.

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Published in:Public opinion quarterly 1965-01, Vol.29 (2), p.306-314
Main Author: Windle, Charles
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Language:English
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Agricultural population
Censuses
Congressional voting
Current Research
Involuntary sterilization
Legislation (see also Law, Legal)
Legislators
Median family income
Population characteristics
Reproductive sterilization
Sterilization
Urban populations
Virginia/Virginian/ Virginians
Voting
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Censuses
Congressional voting
Current Research
Involuntary sterilization
Legislation (see also Law, Legal)
Legislators
Median family income
Population characteristics
Reproductive sterilization
Sterilization
Urban populations
Virginia/Virginian/ Virginians
Voting
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