Definitions
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- noun A supporter of
natalism ; one who is in favour ofchildbearing .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Still, if we’re speaking of success stories of long-term natalist politics taking place over the decades, we should obviously consider a comparison between the fertility rates of native German women and native Swedish women.
The Myrdals and feminist natalism | afoe | A Fistful of Euros | European Opinion
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Familist, or "natalist" policies, as they are sometimes described, have a long legacy in Europe, particularly in countries with a strong Catholic heritage.
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There's no organized "natalist" movement to speak of; there's just people having babies.
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The term "natalist" goes back at least to 19th Century France, where the government was correctly worried that the low birth rate of the French was going to put them at a disadvantage on the battlefield against the more fecund Germans.
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To satisfy your curiosity, do a search right now for "natalist" on Google.
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To satisfy your curiosity, do a search right now for "natalist" on Google.
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The term "natalist" goes back at least to 19th Century France, where the government was correctly worried that the low birth rate of the French was going to put them at a disadvantage on the battlefield against the more fecund Germans.
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There's no organized "natalist" movement to speak of; there's just people having babies.
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The goverment must always remain pro - "natalist" becacause of its interest in its own survival.
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Policies that take this approach end up in effect being "natalist".
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