STUDIES IN FAMILY PLANNING

Index to Volumes 22–42 (1991–2011)

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Aassve, Arnstein, Gereltuya Altankhuyag. 2002. ‚Changing patterns of Mongolian

fertility at a time of social and economic transition.‛ 33(2): 165–172.

Abass, Tajudeen. See: Okonofua, Friday E., 2011.

Abderrahim, Noureddine. See: Stanton, Cynthia, 2000.

Abejide, A. See: Okonofua, Friday E., 1992.

Abou-ouakil, Mohamed. See: Brown, Lisanne, 1995.

Abraham, Bisrat K. See: Yount, Kathryn M., 2007.

Abu Al Ata, Abdullah. See: Clark, Cari Jo, 2008.

Abu Al Sha'ar, Zeinab. See: Clark, Cari Jo, 2008.

Abu Ra'ad, Basem. See: Clark, Cari Jo, 2008.

Abulaban, Ayman. See: McDivitt, Judith A., 1993.

Acevedo-García, Dolores. See: García, Sandra G., 2008.

Achadi, Endang. See: Ronsmans, Carine, 1997.

Acharya, Rajib. See: Creanga, Andreea A., 2007; Stephenson, Rob, 2008.

Adamchak, Donald J., Michael Mbizvo. 1991. ‚Family planning information sources

and media exposure among Zimbabwean men.‛ 22(5): 326–331.

Adamchak, Donald J. See: Mbizvo, Michael T., 1991; Piotrow, Phyllis T., 1992.

Adanu, Richard M. See: Oliveras, Elizabeth, 2008.

Adewale, Adeniyi. See: Okonofua, Friday E., 2011.

Adewuyi, Alfred. See: Askew, Ian, 1994; Messersmith, Lisa J., 2000.

Adongo, Philip. See: Nazzar, Alex, 1995; Ngom, Pierre, 1999.

Adongo, Phillip B., James F. Phillips, Fred N. Binka. 1998. ‚The influence of traditional

religion on fertility regulation among the Kassena-Nankana of northern Ghana.” 29(1):

23–40.

Agadjanian, Victor. 2002. ‚Is ‘abortion culture’ fading in the former Soviet Union?

Views about abortion and contraception in Kazakhstan.‛ 33(3): 237–248.

Agadjanian, Victor. See: Hayford, Sarah R., 2010.

Agadjanian, Victor, Zhenchao Qian. 1997. ‚Ethnocultural identity and induced abortion

in Kazakstan.‛ 28(4): 317–329

Agha, Sohail. 2010. ‚The impact of a quality-improvement package on reproductive

health services delivered by private providers in Uganda.‛ 41(3): 205–215.

Agha, Sohail and Dominique Meekers. 2010. ‚Impact of an advertising campaign on

condom use in urban Pakistan.‛ 41(4): 277–290.

Aglobitse, Peter. See: Kodzi, Ivy A., 2010.

Agurto, Sonia. See: Ellsberg, Mary, 2001.

Ahiadeke, Clement. See: Oliveras, Elizabeth, 2008.

Ahlberg, Beth Maina. 2007. Review of Signe Arnfred, editor, Re-thinking Sexualities in

Africa. 38(2): 142–144.

Ahmad-Nia, Shirin. See: Mehryar, Amir H., 2007.

Ahmadu, Fuambai. 2009. Review of Rogaia Mustafa Abusharaf, editor, Female

Circumcision: Multicultural Perspectives. 40(2): 167–169.

Ahmed, Saifuddin. See: Stephenson, Rob, 2006; Creanga, Andreea A., 2007.

Ahmed, Yusuf. See: Stephenson, Rob., 2010.

Ajayi, Ayo A., Leah T. Marangu, Janice Miller, John M. Paxman. 1991. ‚Adolescent

sexuality and fertility in Kenya: A survey of knowledge, perceptions, and practices.‛

22(4): 205–216.

Ajayi, Ayorinde. See: Mensch, Barbara, 1994.

Ajabor, Helen. See: Okonofua, Friday E., 1999.

Akalın, A. Arzu Koloğlu. See: Turan, Janet Molzan, 2006.

Akalin, Murat Z. See: Maine, Deborah, 1996.

Akalin, Murat Z., Deborah Maine, Andres de Francisco, Roger Vaughan. 1997. ‚Why

perinatal mortality cannot be a proxy for maternal mortality.‛ 28(4): 330–335.

Akbar, Jalaluddin. See: Rahman, Mizanur, 1992.

Akol, Angela. See: Krueger, Kirsten, 2011.

Akweongo, Patricia. See: Bawah, Ayaga Agula, 1999; Ngom, Pierre, 1999; Jackson,

Elizabeth F., 2003.

Ali, Disha. See: Karim, Ali Mehryar.

Ali, Mohamed M., John G. Cleland. 2001. ‚The link between postnatal abstinence and

extramartial sex in Côte d'Ivoire.‛ 32(3): 214–219.

Ali, Mohamed M, John Cleland. 2010. ‚Contraceptive switching after method-related

discontinuation: Levels and differentials.‛ 41(2): 129–133.

Alihonou, Eusèbe. See: Filippi, Véronique, 2000.

Allen, Susan. See: Stephenson, Rob, 2010.

Allendorf, Keera. 2007. ‚Couples’ reports of women’s autonomy and health-care use in

Nepal.‛ 38(1): 35–46.

Allendorf, Keera. 2010. ‚The quality of family relationships and use of maternal health-

care services in India.‛ 41(4): 263–276.

Allman, James, Vu Qui Nhan, Nguyen Minh Thang, Pham Bich San, Vu Duy Man. 1991.

‚Fertility and family planning in Vietnam.‛ 22(5): 308–317.

Almeida, Luisa. See: Bugalho, Antonio, 1993.

Almeida, Maria de Conceição Chagas. See: Magnani, Robert J., 2001.

Aloo-Obunga, Colette. See: Solo, Julie, 1999.

Al-Riyami, Asya: See: Mabry, Ruth, 2007.

Al-Sabir, Ahmed. See: Gray, Alan, 1999.

Altankhuyag, Gereltuya. See: Aassve, Arnstein, 2002.

Alvarado, Reynaldo, Ana Zepeda, Soledad Rivero, Nieves Rico, Susana López, Soledad

Díaz. 1999. ‚Integrated maternal and infant health care in the postpartum period in a

poor neighborhood in Santiago, Chile.‛ 30(2): 133–141.

Amin, Mohamed Fadle. See: Younis, Nabil, 1993.

Amin, Sajeda, Ian Diamond, Ruchira T. Naved, Margaret Newby. 1998. ‚Transition to

adulthood of female garment-factory workers in Bangladesh.‛ 29(2): 185–200.

Andrade-Palos, Patricia. See: Pick de Weiss, Susan, 1991.

Angeles, Gustavo. See: Sambisa, William, 2010.

Angle, Marcia A., Laura A. Brown, Pierre Buekens. 1993. Commentary: ‚IUD protocols

for international training.‛ 24(2): 125–131.

Aplogan, Aristide. See: Huntington, Dale, 1994.

Arangure Peraza, Ana Gabriela. See: van Dijk, Marieke G., 2011.

Arellano Mendoza, Luis Jorge. See: van Dijk, Marieke G., 2011.

Arends-Kuenning, Mary. 2002. ‚Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery system in the

Bangladesh family planning program.‛ 33(1): 87–102.

Arends-Kuenning, Mary. See: Mensch, Barbara, 1996; Phillips, James F., 1996.

Arends-Kuenning, Mary, Barbara Mensch, Maria Rosa Garate. 1996. ‚Comparing the

Peru service availability module and situation analysis.‛ 27(1): 44–51.

Arends-Kuenning, Mary, Mian Bazle Hossain, Barkat-e-Khuda. 1999. ‚The effects of

family planning workers’ contact on fertility preferences: Evidence from Bangladesh.‛

30(3): 183–192.

Arilha, Margareth. See: Barbosa, Regina Maria, 1993.

Armstrong, Alice. 1992. ‚Maintenance payments for child support in Southern Africa:

Using law to promote family planning.‛ 23(4): 217–228.

Armstrong, Elizabeth. See: Ellertson, Charlotte, 1995.

Arroyo, Juan José. 1994. See: Vernon, Ricardo, 1994.

Ashford, Lori S., Jeanne M. Haws. 1992. Commentary: ‚Family planning program

sustainability: Threat or opportunity?‛ 23(1): 63–65.

Askew, Ian, Barbara Mensch, Alfred Adewuyi. 1994. ‚Indicators for measuring the

quality of family planning services in Nigeria.‛ 25(5): 268–283.

Askew, Ian. See: Mensch, Barbara, 1994; Jones, Heidi, 1999; Diop, Nafissatou J., 2009.

Asminkin, Yakov P. See: Buckley, Cynthia, 2004.

Assaad, Ragui. 2006. Review of Onn Winckler, Arab Political Demography, Volume One:

Population Growth and Natalist Policies. 37(2): 138–139.

Assadpour, Samad. See: Hoodfar, Homa, 2000.

Astakhova, Tatiana Mikhailovna. See: Zhirova, Irina Alekseevna.

Asuru, Rofina. See: Jackson, Elizabeth F., 2003.

Atkin, Lucille C. See: Pick de Weiss, Susan, 1991.

Attallah, Nabil. See: Huntington, Dale, 1995.

Attané, Isabelle. 2002. ‚China’s family planning policy: An overview of its past and

future.‛ 33(1): 103–113.

Avila, Josephine L. See: Gipson, Jessica D., 2011.

Awasthi, Shally, Mark Nichter, V.K. Pande. 2000. ‚Developing an interactive STD-

prevention program for youth: Lessons from a North Indian slum.‛ 31(2): 138–150.

Awoonor-Williams, John Koku, Ellie S. Feinglass, Rachel Tobey, Maya N. Vaughan-

Smith, Frank K. Nyonator, Tanya C. Jones. 2004. ‚Bridging the gap between evidence-

based innovation and national health-sector reform in Ghana.‛ 35(3): 161–177.

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Babalola, Stella, Lisa Folda, Hadiza Babayaro. 2008. ‚The effects of a communication

program on contraceptive ideation and use among young women in northern Nigeria.‛

39(3): 211–220.

Babalola, Stella. See: Kim, Young-Mi, 1992.

Babayaro, Hadiza. See: Babalola, Stella, 2008.

Baek, Carolyn. See: Rutenberg, Naomi, 2005.

Bagah, Daniel. See: Mensch, Barbara S., 1999.

Bail, Richard N. See: Shepard, Donald S., 2003.

Bailey, Patricia E. See: Janowitz, Barbara, 1992.

Bajos, Nathalie. See: Rossier, Clémentine, 2007.

Bakamjian, Lynn. See: Haws, Jeanne, 1992; Jacobstein, Roy, 2009.

Baker, Jean, Shanyisa Khasiani. 1992. ‚Induced abortion in Kenya: Case histories.‛ 23(1):

34–44.

Balk, Deborah. 2001. Review of Harriet Presser, Gita Sen, eds., Women's Empowerment

and Demographic Processes: Moving Beyond Cairo. 32(3): 281–282.

Balk, Deborah. See: Simmons, George B., 1991.

Ballard, Elisa. See: Cooney, Kristin A., 1996.

Bankole, Akinrinola. 1999. Review of Phyllis Tilson Piotrow, D. Lawrence Kincaid, Jose

G. Rimon II, Ward Rinehard, Health Communication: Lessons from Family Planning and

Reproductive Health. 30(1): 89.

Bankole, Akinrinola and Shawn Malarcher. 2010. ‚Removing barriers to adolescents'

access to contraceptive information and services.‛ 41(2): 117–124.

Bankole, Akinrinola. See: Sedgh, Gilda, 2011.

Barbosa, Regina Maria, Margareth Arilha. 1993. ‚The Brazilian experience with

Cytotec.‛ 24(4): 236–240.

Barden-O’Fallon, Janine, Ilene S. Speizer, Javier Cálix, Francisco Rodriguez. 2011. “Contraceptive discontinuation among Honduran women who use reversible methods.” 42(1): 11–20.

Barkat, Abul. See: Mauldin, W. Parker, 1995.

Barkat-e-Khuda. See: Caldwell, John C., 2002.

Barker, Gary. 2011. Review of International Sexuality and HIV Curriculum Working Group, Nicole Haberland, Deborah Rogow, editors, It’s All One Curriculum: Guidelines and Activities for a Unified Approach to Sexuality, Gender, HIV, and Human Rights Education. 42(3): 235–236.

Barker, Gary Knaul, Susan Rich. 1992. ‚Influences on adolescent sexuality in Nigeria

and Kenya: Findings from recent focus-group discussions.‛ 23(3): 199–210.

Baron, Danielle. See: Kane, Thomas T., 1998.

Barreto, Thália, Oona M.R. Campbell, J. Lynne Davies, Vincent Fauveau, Véronique

G.A. Filippi, Wendy J. Graham, Masuma Mamdani, Cleone I.F. Rooney, Nahid F.

Toubia. 1992. ‚Investigating induced abortion in developing countries: Methods and

problems.‛ 23(3): 159–170.

Barrett, Jennifer. See: Buckley, Cynthia, 2004.

Barroso, Carmen. 2005. Review of Rebecca J. Cook, Bernard M. Dickens, Mahmoud F.

Fathalla, Reproductive Health and Human Rights: Integrating Medicine, Ethics and the Law.

36(2): 168–169.

Barzelatto, José. 1997. Review of Institute of Medicine, Contraceptive Research and

Development—Looking to the Future. 28(4): 346–348.

Basu, Alaka Malwade. 2002. Review of Minna Säävälä, Fertility and Familial Power

Relations: Procreation in South India. 33(4): 357–360.

Basu, Alaka Malwade. 2005. Commentary: ‚The Millennium Development Goals minus

reproductive health: An unfortunate, but not disastrous, omission.‛ 36(2): 132–134.

Bauni, Evasius K. and Ben Obonyo Jarabi. 2000. ‚Family planning and sexual behavior

in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru District, Kenya.‛ 31(1): 69–80.

Bates, Lisa M., Joanna Maselko, Sidney Ruth Schuler. 2007. ‚Women’s education and

the timing of marriage and childbearing in the next generation: Evidence from rural

Bangladesh.‛ 38(2): 101–112.

Batieha, Anwar. See: Clark, Cari Jo, 2008.

Bawah, Ayaga Agula, Patricia Akweongo, Ruth Simmons, James F. Phillips. 1999.

‚Women’s fears and men’s anxieties: The impact of family planning on gender relations

in northern Ghana.‛ 30(1): 54–66.

Bawah, Ayaga Agula. See: Ngom, Pierre, 1999.

Bawah, Ayaga A. 2002. ‚Spousal communication and family planning behavior in

Navrongo: A longitudinal assessment.‛ 33(2): 185–194.

Bazant, Eva S., Michael A. Koenig, Jean-Christophe Fotso, Samuel Mills. 2009.

‚Women's use of private and government health facilities for childbirth in Nairobi's

informal settlements.‛ 40(1): 39–50.

Beauvais, Harry. See: Speizer, Ilene S., 2009.

Becker, Davida. See: García, Sandra G., 2008; Mondragón y Kalb, Manuel, 2011.

Becker, Stan. 1996. ‚Couples and reproductive health: A review of the literature.‛ 27(6):

291–306.

Becker, Stan. See: Rahman, Mizanur, 1992.

Becker, Stan, Doris Sosa. 1992. ‚An experiment using a month-by-month calendar in a

family planning survey in Costa Rica.‛ 23(6): 386–391.

Becker, Stan, Kale Feyisetan, Paulina Makinwa-Adebusoye. 1995. ‚The effect of the sex

of interviewers on the quality of data in a Nigerian family planning questionnaire.‛

26(4): 233–240.

Becker, Stan, Elizabeth Costenbader. 2001. ‚Husbands' and wives' reports of

contraceptive use.‛ 32(2): 111–129.

Becker, Stan, Nafissatou Diop-Sidibé. 2003. ‚Does use of the calendar in surveys reduce

heaping?‛ 34(2): 127–132.

Beegle, Kathleen, Elizabeth Frankenberg, Duncan Thomas. 2001. ‚Bargaining power

within couples and use of prenatal and delivery care in Indonesia.‛ 32(2): 130–146.

Belachew, Tefera. See: Lindstrom, David P., 2010.

Bélanger, Danièle. 2002. ‚Son preference in a rural village in North Vietnam.‛ 33(4):

321–334.

Bélanger, Danièle, Andrea Flynn. 2009. ‚The persistence of induced abortion in Cuba:

Exploring the notion of an ‘abortion culture’.‛ 40(1): 13–26.

Benefo, Kofi D. 2010. ‚Determinants of condom use in Zambia: A multilevel analysis.‛

41(1): 19–30.

Bennett, Anthony. See: Havanon, Napaporn, 1993.

Benson, Janie. 2005. ‚Evaluating abortion-care programs: Old challenges, new

directions.‛ 36(3): 189–202.

Benson, Janie. See: Paxman, John M., 1993.

Benzler, Justus. See: Garenne, Michel, 1997.

Berhanu, Betemariam. See: Hogan, Dennis P., 1999.

Berman, Danielle. See: Gerber, Theodore P., 2008.

Berman, John. See: Longfield, Kim, 2004.

Bernhart, Michael H., Ghulam M. Kamal. 1994. ‚Management of community

distribution programs in Bangladesh.‛ 25(4): 197–210.

Bernstein, Stan. 2005. Commentary: ‚The changing discourse on population and

development: Toward a new political demography.‛ 36(2): 127–132.

Bernstein, Stan. 2008. Review of Arlette Campbell White, Thomas W. Merrick, Abdo S.

Yazbeck, Reproductive Health—The Missing Millennium Development Goal: Poverty, Health and

Development in a Changing World. 39(2): 155–158.

Berthé, Fatou. See: Sauvain-Dugerdil, Claudine, 2008.

Bertrand, Jane. 2010. Review of Laura Reichenbach, Mindy Jane Roseman (eds.),

Reproductive Health and Human Rights: The Way Forward. 41(2): 162–164.

Bertrand, Jane T. See: Brown, Lisanne, 1995; Mills, Samuel, 2005.

Bertrand, William. See: Le, Linh Cu, 2004.

Bessinger, Ruth. See: Gupta, Neeru, 2003.

Bhagavan, Leela. See: Bhatia, Jagdish C., 1997.

Bhat, P.N. Mari. 2002. ‚Maternal mortality in India: An update.‛ 33(3): 227–236.

Bhat, P.N. Mari, K. Navaneetham, S. Irudaya Rajan. 1995. ‚Maternal mortality in India:

Estimates from a regression model.‛ 26(4): 217–232.

Bhatia, Jagdish C. 1993. ‚Levels and causes of maternal mortality in southern India.‛

24(5): 310–318.

Bhatia, Jagdish C., John Cleland. 1995. ‚Self-reported symptoms of gynecological

morbidity and their treatment in South India.‛ 26(4): 203–216.

Bhatia, Jagdish C., John Cleland, Leela Bhagavan, N.S.N. Rao. 1997. ‚Levels and

determinants of gynecological morbidity in a district of South India.‛ 28(2): 95–103.

Bhatia, Jagdish, John Cleland. 2000. ‚Methodological issues in community-based

studies of gynecological morbidity.‛ 31(4): 267–273.

Bicego, George T. See: Boerma, J. Ties, 1992.

Biddlecom, Ann, Bolaji M. Fapohunda. 1998. ‚Covert contraceptive use: Prevalence,

motivations, and consequences.‛ 29(4): 360–372.

Biddlecom, Ann, Richard Gregory, Cynthia B. Lloyd, and Barbara S. Mensch. 2008.

‚Associations between premarital sex and leaving school in four sub-Saharan African

countries.‛ 39(4): 337–350.

Biddlecom, Ann E. See: Casterline, John B., 1997.

Billings, Deborah L. See: Solo, Julie, 1999.

Bingenheimer, Jeffrey B. 2010. ‚Men's multiple sexual partnerships in 15 sub-Saharan

African countries: Sociodemographic patterns and implications.‛ 41(1): 1–17.

Bingenheimer, Jeffrey B., Arline T. Geronimus. 2009. ‚Behavioral mechanisms in HIV

epidemiology and prevention: Past, present, and future roles.‛ 40(3): 187–204.

Binka, Fred N., Alex Nazzar, James F. Phillips. 1995. ‚The Navrongo community health

and family planning project.‛ 26(3): 121–139.

Binka, Fred N. See: Nazzar, Alex, 1995; Adongo, Phillip B., 1998; Mensch, Barbara S.,

1999; Ngom, Pierre, 1999; Debpuur, Cornelius, 2002.

Bique, Cassimo. See: Bugalho, Antonio, 1993.

Biratu, Belay. See: Hogan, Dennis P., 2004.

Bishai, David. See: Zabin, Laurie Schwab, 2009.

Blanc, Ann K. 2001. ‚The effect of power in sexual relationships on sexual and

reproductive health: An examination of the evidence.‛ 32(3): 189–213.

Blanc, Ann K. 2004. ‚The role of conflict in the rapid fertility decline in Eritrea and

prospects for the future.‛ 35(4): 236–245.

Blanc, Ann K. See: Wolff, Brent, 2000.

Blanc, Ann K., Naomi Rutenberg. 1991. ‚Coitus and contraception: The utility of data on

sexual intercourse for family planning programs.‛ 22(3): 162–176.

Blanc, Ann K., Ann A. Way. 1998. ‚Sexual behavior, contraceptive knowledge and use

among adolescents in developing countries.‛ 29(2): 106–116.

Blanc, Ann K., Siân L. Curtis, Trevor N. Croft. 2002. ‚Monitoring contraceptive

continuation: Links to fertility outcomes and quality of care.‛ 33(2): 127–140.

Blanc, Ann K., Amy O. Tsui. 2005. ‚The dilemma of past success: Insiders’ views on the

future of the international family planning movement.‛ 36(4): 263–276.

Bloem, Jeanette. See: Brown, Lisanne, 2006.

Bloom, Shelah S. See: Singh, Kaushalendra K., 1998.

Blum, Robert W. See: Zabin, Laurie Schwab, 2009.

Boerma, J. Ties, George T. Bicego. 1992. ‚Preceding birth intervals and child survival:

Searching for pathways of influence.‛ 23(4): 243–256.

Bollen, Kenneth A. See: Speizer, Ilene S., 2000.

Bollinger, Lori, Katherine Cooper-Arnold, John Stover. 2004. ‚Where are the gaps? The

effects of HIV-prevention interventions on behavioral change.‛ 35(1): 27–38.

Bongaarts, John. 1997. ‚Trends in unwanted childbearing in the developing world.‛

28(4): 267–277.

Bongaarts, John. 2006. ‚The causes of stalling fertility transitions.‛ 37(1): 1–16.

Bongaarts, John. 2008. ‚Fertility transitions in developing countries: Progress or

stagnation?‛ 39(2): 105–110.

Bongaarts, John, Judith Bruce. 1995. ‚The causes of unmet need for contraception and

the social content of services.‛ 26(2): 57–75.

Bongaarts, John, Judith Bruce. 1995. Commentary: ‚The question of access: Response.‛

26(4): 243–244.

Bongaarts, John, Barney Cohen. 1998. ‚Introduction and overview.‛ 29(2): 99–105.

Bongaarts, John, Charles F. Westoff. 2000. ‚The potential role of contraception in

reducing abortion.‛ 31(3): 193–202.

Bongaarts, John, Elof Johansson. 2002. ‚Future trends in contraceptive prevalence and

method mix in the developing world.‛ 33(1): 24–36.

Bonu, Sekhar. See: Rani, Manju, 2003.

Boohene, Esther, June Tsodzai, Karen Hardee-Cleaveland, Sharon Weir, Barbara

Janowitz. 1991. ‚Fertility and contraceptive use among young adults in Harare,

Zimbabwe.‛ 22(4): 264–271.

Borchert, Matthias. See: Garenne, Michel, 1997.

Bossemeyer, Debora. See: Díaz, Margarita, 1999.

Boulos, Michaelle L., Reginald Boulos, Douglas J. Nichols. 1991. ‚Perceptions and

practices relating to condom use among urban men in Haiti.‛ 22(5): 318–325.

Boulos, Reginald. See: Boulos, Michaelle L., 1991.

Boye, Abd-el Kader, Kathleen Hill, Stephen Isaacs, Deborah Gordis. 1991. ‚Marriage

law and practice in the Sahel.‛ 22(6): 343–349.

Bracher, Michael, Gigi Santow, Susan Cotts Watkins. 2004. ‚Assessing the potential of

condom use to prevent the spread of HIV: A microsimulation study.‛ 35(1): 48–64.

Bracher, Michael. See: Santow, Gigi, 1999.

Bradley, Jan, Nsama Sikazwe, Joan Healy. 1991. ‚Improving abortion care in Zambia.‛

22(6): 391–394.

Brady, Martha. 1997. Review of Kristin Luker, Dubious Conceptions: The Politics of Teenage

Pregnancy. 28(1): 74–75.

Brady, Martha. 1998. Commentary: ‚Laying the foundation for girls’ healthy futures:

Can sports play a role?‛ 29(1): 79–82.

Brambila, Carlos. See: Langer, Ana, 1997; León, Federico R., 2005.

Bratt, John H., James Foreit, Teresa de Vargas. 1998. ‚Three strategies to promote

sustainability of CEMOPLAF clinics in Ecuador.‛ 29(1): 58–68.

Bratt, John H. See: Janowitz, Barbara, 1992.

Brazzoduro, Alfredo. See: Foreit, James R., 1992; León, Federico R., 1994.

Bregentzer, Angélique. See: Donnay, France, 1993.

Brewster, Karin. See: Miles-Doan, Rebecca, 1998.

Brockway, George M. 2007. ‚Routine testing for HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa: A

philosopher’s perspective.‛ 38(4): 279–283.

Brown, Heather. See: Dickson, Kim Eva, 2003.

Brown, James, B. See: Kennedy, Kathy I., 1995.

Brown, Joseph. See: Simmons, Ruth, 2002.

Brown, Laura A. See: Angle, Marcia A., 1993; Paxman, John M., 1993.

Brown, Lisanne, Mostafa Tyane, Jane Bertrand, Don Lauro, Mohamed Abou-ouakil,

Lisa deMaria. 1995. ‚Quality of care in family planning services in Morocco.‛ 26(3): 154–

168.

Brown, Lisanne, Tonya Thurman, Jeanette Bloem, Carl Kendall. 2006. ‚Sexual violence

in Lesotho.‛ 37(4): 269–280.

Brown, Lisanne F. See: Strickler, Jennifer A., 1997.

Bruce, Judith. See: Jain, Anrudh, 1992; Bongaarts, John, 1995.

Brunie, Aurélie. See: Krueger, Kirsten, 2011.

Brunson, Jan. 2010. ‚Son preference in the context of fertility decline: Limits to new

constructions of gender and kinship in Nepal.‛ 41(2): 89–98.

Buckley, Cynthia. 2006. ‚Challenges to integrating sexual health issues into

reproductive health programs in Uzbekistan.‛ 37(3): 155–168.

Buckley, Cynthia, Jennifer Barrett, Yakov P. Asminkin. 2004. ‚Reproductive and sexual

health among young adults in Uzbekistan.‛ 35(1): 1–14.

Buekens, Pierre. See: Angle, Marcia A., 1993.

Bugalho, Antonio, Cassimo Bique, Luisa Almeida, Anibal Faúndes. 1993. ‚The

effectiveness of intravaginal misoprostol (Cytotec) in inducing abortion after eleven

weeks of pregnancy.‛ 24(5): 319–323.

Bui Thi Chi. See: Phan Thi Lien, 2002.

Bulut, Ayşen, Véronique Filippi, Tom Marshall, Hacer Nalbant, Nuray Yolsal, Wendy

Graham. 1997. ‚Contraceptive choice and reproductive morbidity in Istanbul.‛ 28(1):

35–43.

Bulut, Ayşen, Janet Molzan Turan. 1995. ‚Postpartum family planning and health needs

of women of low income in Istanbul.‛ 26(2): 88–100.

Bulut, Ayşen. See: Turan, Janet Molzan, 2006.

Burgard, Sarah. 2004. ‚Factors associated with contraceptive use in late- and post-

apartheid South Africa.‛ 35(2): 91–104.

Busang, Lesego. See: Kraft, Joan Marie, 2009.

Buttenheim, Alison. See: Frankenberg, Elizabeth, 2009.

Buvinic, Mayra. 1998. ‚The costs of adolescent childbearing: Evidence from Chile,

Barbados, Guatemala, and Mexico.‛ 29(2): 201–209.

Buxbaum, Ann. See: Paxman, John M., 2005.

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Cabral, Francisco. See: Penteado, Luis Guilherme, 2001.

Çakir, H. Volkan, Stephen J. Fabricant, F. Nilgün Kircalioglu. 1996. ‚Comparative costs

of family planning services and hospital-based maternity care in Turkey.‛ 27(5): 269–

276.

Caldwell, Bruce, Barkat-e-Khuda. 2000. ‚The first generation to control family size: A

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‚Using multiple sampling approaches to measure sexual risk-taking among young

people in Haiti: Programmatic implications.‛ 2009. Ilene S. Speizer, Harry Beauvais,

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‚When will teenage childbearing become a problem? The implications of Western

experience with teenage childbearing for developing countries.‛ 1998. Frank F.

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‚Young people’s sexual partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Patterns,

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‚Young women’s perceived ability to refuse sex in urban Cameroon.‛ 2008. Megan

Klein Hattori, Laurie DeRose. 39(4): 309–320.

Attitudinal Studies

‚Aborting and suspending pregnancy in rural Tanzania: An ethnography of young

people’s beliefs and practices.‛ 2008. Mary L. Plummer, Joyce Wamoyi, Kija Nyalali,

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‚Adolescent reproductive health in Indonesia: Contested values and policy inaction.‛

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‚Associations of mass media exposure with family planning attitudes and practices in

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‚Attitudes about sex and marital sexual behavior in Hai Duong Province, Vietnam.‛

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‚Beliefs and practices regarding delivery and postpartum maternal morbidity in rural

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‚Catholics using contraceptives: Religion, family planning, and interpretive agency in

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‚Changes in American opinion about family planning.‛ Clifford Grammich, Julie

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‚Changing men’s attitudes and behavior: The Zimbabwe male motivation project.‛

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‚Consistency between reproductive preferences and behavior: The Sri Lankan

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‚Contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and practice in Russia during the 1980s.‛ 1993.

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‚Determinants of contraceptive method choice in rural Tanzania between 1991 and

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‚Effects of rural–urban return migration on women's family planning and reproductive

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‚Factors influencing young Malians’ reluctance to use hormonal contraceptives.‛ 2003.

Sarah Castle. 34(3): 186–199.

‚Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru

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‚Family planning knowledge, attitudes, and practices of men in Zimbabwe.‛ 1991.

Michael T. Mbizvo, Donald J. Adamchak. 22(1): 31–38.

‚Gender ideology fertility strategies in an Ekiti Yoruba village.‛ 1993. Elisha P. Renne.

24(6): 343–353.

‚Gender-role attitudes among Egyptian adolescents.‛ 2003. Barbara S. Mensch, Barbara

L. Ibrahim, Susan M. Lee, Omaima El-Gibaly. 34(1): 8–18.

‚How family planning ideas are spread within social groups in rural Malawi.‛ 2004.

Valerie A. Paz Soldan. 35(4): 275–290.

‚How young is ‚too young‛? Comparative perspectives on adolescent sexual, marital,

and reproductive transitions.‛ 2008. Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 39(4): 247–262.

‚The influence of informed consent content on study participants' contraceptive

knowledge and concerns.‛ 2010. Rob Stephenson, Kristina Grabbe, Bellington Vwalika,

Yusuf Ahmed, Cheswa Vwalika, Alan Haworth, Laurie Fuller, Fong Liu, Elwyn

Chomba, Susan Allen. 41(3): 217–224.

‚Influence of spouses over each other’s contraceptive attitudes in Ghana.‛ 1993. Alex

Chika Ezeh. 24(3): 163–174.

‚Introductory small cash incentives to promote child spacing in India.‛ 1992. Janice R.

Stevens, Carl M. Stevens. 23(3): 171–186.

‚Knowledge and opinions of emergency contraceptive pills among female factory

workers in Tijuana, Mexico.‛ 2008. Sandra G. García, Davida Becker, Marcela Martínez

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‚The path to replacement fertility in Egypt: Acceptance, preference, and achievement.‛

2008. Laila O. El-Zeini. 39(3): 161–176.

‚The persistence of induced abortion in Cuba: Exploring the notion of an ‘abortion

culture’.‛ 2009. Danièle Bélanger, Andrea Flynn. 40(1): 13–26.

‚Physical and sexual abuse of wives in urban Bangladesh: Husbands' reports.‛ 2010.

William Sambisa, Gustavo Angeles, Peter M. Lance, Ruchira T. Naved, Siân L. Curtis.

41(3): 165–178.

‚Premarital sex, procreation, and HIV risk in Nigeria.‛ 2004. Daniel Jordan Smith.

35(4): 223–235.

‚Providers' views concerning family planning service delivery to HIV-positive women

in Mozambique.‛ 2010. Sarah R. Hayford, Victor Agadjanian. 41(4): 291–300.

‚Reproductive choice in Islam: Gender and state in Iran and Tunisia.‛ 1994. Carla

Makhlouf Obermeyer. 25(1): 41–51.

‚Reproductive motivation and family-size preferences among Nigerian men.‛ 1994.

Uche C. Isiugo-Abanihe. 25(3): 149–161.

‚Reproductive preferences in post-transition Thailand: Implications for the future

course of fertility.‛ 1996. John Knodel, Vipan Prachuabmoh Ruffolo, Pakamas

Ratanalangkarn, Kua Wongboonsin. 27(6): 307–318.

‚The sociocultural context of condom use within marriage in rural Lebanon.‛ 2004.

Andrzej Kulczycki. 35(4): 246–260.

‚Women’s and health-care providers’ views of maternal practices and services in rural

Nigeria.‛ 1994. Chinyelu B. Okafor, Rahna Rizzuto. 25(6): 353–361.

‚Women’s lives in transition: A qualitative analysis of the fertility decline in

Bangladesh.‛ 1996. Ruth Simmons. 27(5): 251–268.

Birth Spacing

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‚Contraceptive use, birth spacing, and autonomy: An analysis of the Oportunidades

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Karen E. Peterson, Marc Mitchell. 40(1): 51–62.

‚Correlates of short interbirth intervals in peninsular Malaysia: Their pathways of

influence through breastfeeding and contraceptive use.‛ 1991. Julie DaVanzo, Ellen H.

Starbird. 22(4): 241–254.

‚How contraceptive use affects birth intervals: Results of a literature review.‛ 2009.

Marissa Pine Yeakey, Carie J. Muntifering, Daesha V. Ramachandran, YeMon Myint,

Andreea A. Creanga, Amy O. Tsui. 40(3): 205–214.

‚Potential effects on fertility and child health and survival of birth-spacing preferences

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110.

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Barker, Gary. Review of International Sexuality and HIV Curriculum Working Group, Nicole Haberland, and Deborah Rogow (editors), It’s All One Curriculum: Guidelines and Activities for a Unified Approach to Sexuality, Gender, HIV, and Human Rights Education. 42(3): 235–236.

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Barzelatto, José. Review of Institute of Medicine, Contraceptive Research and

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Caldwell, John C. Review of Panel on Transitions to Adulthood in Developing

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Crane, Barbara B. Review of Saul Halfon, The Cairo Consensus: Demographic Surveys,

Women's Empowerment, and Regime Change in Population Policy. 2008. 39(1): 85–87.

———. Review of Jyoti Shankar Singh, Creating a New Consensus on Population: The

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Contraception and Abortion in World Religions. 2003. 34(4): 295–297.

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Reproductive Rights: Women’s Perspectives Across Countries and Cultures. 1999. 30(2): 160–

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———. Review of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization,

International Technical Guidance on Sexuality Education: An Evidence-Informed Approach for

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Donnay, France. Review of Gail Kligman, The Politics of Duplicity: Controlling

Reproduction in Ceausescu’s Romania. 1998. 29(4): 429.

Durrant, Valerie. Review of B. Bradford Brown, Reed W. Larson, T.S. Saraswathi, eds.,

The World's Youth: Adolescence in Eight Regions of the Globe. 2003. 34(2): 143–144.

Ellertson, Charlotte. Review of Eileen L. McDonagh, Breaking the Abortion Deadlock: From

Choice to Consent. 1999. 30(3): 260–262.

Ellertson, Charlotte, Sarah Thomas. Review of Elsimar M. Coutinho with Sheldon Segal,

Is Menstruation Obsolete? How Suppressing Menstruation Can Help Women Who Suffer from

Anemia, Endometriosis, or PMS. 1999. 30(4): 358–360.

Ellsberg, Mary. Review of Stephen J. Morewitz, Domestic Violence and Maternal and Child

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Eltigani, Eltigani, E. Review of Warren C. Robinson and Fatma H. El-Zanaty, The

Demographic Revolution in Modern Egypt. 2007. 38(1): 70–72.

Freedman, Ronald. Review of Gavin W. Jones, Robert M. Douglas, John C. Caldwell,

Rennie M. D’Souza, eds., The Continuing Demographic Transition. 1999. 30(2): 158–160.

Glasier, Anna. Review of Beverly Winikoff, Suzanne Wymelenberg, The Whole Truth

About Contraception; Robert Hatcher et al., Contraceptive Technology; John Guillebaud,

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Greene, Margaret E. Review of Sandy Ruxton, ed., Gender Equality and Men: Learning

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Guest, Philip. Review of Gavin Jones, Paulin Tay Straughan, and Angelique Chan,

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Haaga, John. Review of Population Division, United Nations Secretariat, World

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Hardon, Anita. Review of Lynellen D. Long, E. Maxine Ankrah, eds., Women’s

Experiences with HIV/AIDS: An International Perspective. 1997. 28(3): 261–264.

Helzner, Judith. Review of Philip D. Harvey, Let Every Child Be Wanted: How Social

Marketing is Revolutionizing Contraceptive Use Around the World. 2000. 31(4): 346–348.

Henshaw, Stanley K. Review of Aníbal Faúndes, José S. Barzelatto, The Human Drama of

Abortion: A Global Search for Consensus. 2007. 38(2): 141–142.

Henshaw, Stanley K. Review of Axel I. Mundigo, Cynthia Indriso, Abortion in the

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Hesketh, Therese. Review of Isabelle Attané and Christophe Z. Guilmoto (eds.),

Watering the Neighbour’s Garden: The Growing Demographic Female Deficit in Asia. 2009.

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Huntington, Dale. Review of Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer, ed., Family, Gender and

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Ibrahim, Barbara. Review of Marcia C. Inhorn, Infertility and Patriarchy: The Cultural

Politics of Gender and Family Life in Egypt. 1997. 28(1): 74.

Ibrahim, Barbara. Review of Ellen Gruenbaum, The Female Circumcision Controversy: An

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Iskandar, Meiwita B., Jane H. Patten. Review of Amy O. Tsui, Judith N. Wasserheit,

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Langer, Ana, Carlos Brambila. Review of José Miguel Guzmán, Susheela Singh, Germán

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Lloyd, Cynthia B. Review of United Nations, World Youth Report 2003: The Global

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Long, Lynellyn D. Review of Moni Nag, Sexual Behavior and AIDS in India. 1997. 28(2):

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McQuillan, Kevin. Review of Mohammad Jalal Abbasi-Shavazi, Peter McDonald, and Meimanat Hosseini-Chavoshi, The fertility Transition in Iran: Revolution and Reproduction. 42(3): 233–235.

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Messiah, Antoine. Review of Stuart Brody, Sex at Risk: Lifetime Number of Partners,

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Pachauri, Saroj. Review of Ellen N. Moskowitz, Bruce Jennings, eds., Coerced

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Phillips, James F. Review of Ruth Levine and the What Works Working Group of the

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Potts, Malcolm. Review of The Alan Guttmacher Institute, Sharing Responsibility: Women,

Society and Abortion Worldwide. 1999. 30(3): 259–260.

Riley, Nancy E. Review of Susan Greenhalgh, Edwin A. Winckler, Governing China’s

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Rush, David. Review of Institute of Medicine, In Her Lifetime: Female Morbidity and

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Rush, David. Review of Christopher J.L. Murray, Alan D. Lopez, eds., Health Dimensions

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Sarkis, Marianne. Review of Ylva Hernlund, Bettina Shell-Duncan, editors, Transcultural

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Schatz, Enid. Review of William G. Axinn, Lisa D. Pearce, Mixed Method Data Collection

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Segal, Sheldon J. Review of Debora L. Spar, The Baby Business: How Money, Science, and

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Segal, Sheldon J. Review of Ettiene van de Walle, Elisha P. Renne, eds., Regulating

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Shellenberg, Kristen. Review of Carol Joffe, Dispatches from the Abortion Wars: The Costs of Fanaticism to Doctors, Patients, and the Rest of Us. 42(1): 63–65.

Short, Susan E. Review of Thomas Scharping, Birth Control in China 1949–2000:

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Tsui, Amy O. Review of Population Association of Pakistan, Population Research and

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Zhang, Guangyu. Review of Dudley L. Poston, Jr., Che-Fu Lee, Chiung-Fang Chang,

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Breastfeeding

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‚The contraceptive potential of breastfeeding in Bangladesh.‛ 1993. Peter Weis. 24(2):

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‚Correlates of short interbirth intervals in peninsular Malaysia: Their pathways of

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‚Evidence from peninsular Malaysia of breastfeeding as a contraceptive method.‛ 1992.

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‚The impact of the Healthcom mass media campaign on timely initiation of

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‚The impact of pregnancy intention on breastfeeding duration in Bolivia and

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‚Integrating the lactational amenorrhea method into a family planning program in

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Child Mortality

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Community-based Distribution and Social Marketing

‚A comparison of the performance of male and female CBD distributors in Peru.‛ 1992.

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‚Disobedient distributors: Street-level bureaucrats and would-be patrons in

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‚The impact of condom prices on sales in social marketing programs.‛ 1994. Philip D.

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‚Impact of social marketing on contraceptive prevalence and cost in Honduras.‛ 1992.

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‚The long-term demographic role of community-based family planning in rural

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27(4): 204–219.

‚Management of community distribution programs in Bangladesh.‛ 1994. Michael H.

Bernhart, Ghulam M. Kamal. 25(4): 197–210.

‚Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery system in the Bangladesh family planning

program.‛ 2002. Mary Arends-Kuenning. 33(1): 87–102.

‚Social Marketing: No Longer a Sideshow.‛ 2008. Commentary. Philip D. Harvey. 39(1):

69–72.

‚Use of traditional medical practitioners to deliver family planning services in Uttar

Pradesh.‛ 1994. Indra P. Kambo, R.N. Gupta, A.S. Kundu, B.S. Dhillon, H.M. Saxena,

Badri N. Saxena. 25(1): 32–40.

Contraceptive Methods

‚Acceptance, efficacy, and side effects of Norplant® implants in four counties in North

China.‛ 1997. Tu Ping, Qiu Shuhua, Fang Huimin, Herbert L. Smith. 28(2): 122–131.

‚Assessing the potential of condom use to prevent the spread of HIV: A

microsimulation study.‛ 2004. Michael Bracher, Gigi Santow, Susan Cotts Watkins.

35(1): 48–64.

‚An assessment of the nine-month lactational amenorrhea method (MAMA-9) in

Rwanda.‛ 1996. Kristin A. Cooney, Thérèse Nyirabukeye, Miriam H. Labbok, P. Henryk

Hoser, Elisa Ballard. 27(3): 162–171.

‚An assessment of Norplant® removal in Indonesia.‛ 1997. Andrew A. Fisher, Joedo

Prihartono, Jayanti Tuladhar, R. Hasan M. Hoesni. 28(4): 308–316.

‚Breastfeeding and the symptothermal method.‛ 1995. Kathy I. Kennedy, Barbara A.

Gross, Suzanne Parenteau-Carreau, Anna M. Flynn, James B. Brown, Cynthia M.

Visness. 26(2): 107–115.

‚Challenges in microbicide trial design and implementation.‛ 2006. Commentary.

Janneke van de Wijgert, Heidi Jones. 37(2): 123–129.

‚Condom promotion for AIDS prevention in the developing world: Is it working?‛

2004. Norman Hearst, Sanny Chen. 35(1): 39–47.

‚Condom use within marital and cohabiting partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South

Africa.‛ 2004. Pranitha Maharaj, John Cleland. 35(2): 116–124.

“Contraceptive discontinuation among Honduran women who use reversible methods.” 2011. Janine Barden-O’Fallon, Ilene S. Speizer, Javier Cálix, and Francisco Rodriguez. 42(1): 11–20. “Contraceptive security: Incomplete without long-acting and permanent methods of family planning.” 2011. Jane Wickstrom and Roy Jacobstein. 42(4): 291–298.

‚Contraceptive switching after method-related discontinuation: Levels and

differentials.‛ 2010. Mohamed M Ali, John Cleland. 41(2): 129–133.

‚Correlates of sexual activity and condom use among secondary-school students in

urban Peru.‛ 2001. Robert J. Magnani, Eric E. Seiber, Emily Zielinski Gutierrez, Dorina

Vereau. 32(1): 53–66.

‚The cost of IUD failure in China.‛ 1993. Commentary: Joan Kaufman. 24(3): 194–196.

‚Determinants of condom use in Zambia: A multilevel analysis.‛ 2010. Kofi D. Benefo.

41(1): 19–30.

‚An evaluation of the 'Entre Nous Jeunes' peer-educator program for adolescents in

Cameroon.‛ 2001. Ilene S. Speizer, B. Oleko Tambashe, Simon-Pierre Tegang. 32(4): 339–

351.

‚Expanding access to emergency contraception in developing countries.‛ 1995.

Charlotte Ellertson, Beverly Winikoff, Elizabeth Armstrong, Sharon Camp, Pramilla

Senanayake. 26(5): 251–263.

‚Factors inhibiting the use of reversible contraceptive methods in rural South India.‛

1994. T. Rajaretnam, R.V. Deshpande. 25(2): 111–121.

‚Family planning in the Jewish population of Israel: Correlates of withdrawal use.‛

1997. Barbara S. Okun. 28(3): 215–227.

‚Family planning in rural Uganda: Knowledge and use of modern and traditional

methods in Ankole.‛ 1991. James P.M. Ntozi, John Kabera. 22(2): 116–123.

‚Farming with your hoe in a sack: Condom attitudes, access, and use in rural

Tanzania.‛ 2006. Mary L. Plummer, Daniel Wight, Joyce Wamoyi, Gerry Mshana,

Richard J. Hayes, David A. Ross. 37(1): 29–40.

‚Harm reduction or women’s rights? Debating access to emergency contraceptive pills

in Canada and the United States.‛ 2007. L.L. Wynn, Joanna N. Erdman, Angel M.

Foster, James Trussell. 38(4): 253–267.

‚Heterogeneous condom use in contemporary Russia.‛ 2008. Theodore P. Gerber,

Danielle Berman. 39(1): 1–17.

‚Hormonal contraception and physiology: A research-based theory of discontinuation

due to side effects.‛ 2005. Virginia J. Vitzthum, Karin Ringheim. 36(1): 13–32.

‚Impact of an advertising campaign on condom use in urban Pakistan.‛ 2010. Sohail

Agha, Dominique Meekers. 41(4): 277–290.

‚The impact of condom prices on sales in social marketing programs.‛ 1994. Philip D.

Harvey. 25(1): 41–51.

‚The impact of pregnancy intention on breastfeeding duration in Bolivia and

Paraguay.‛ 2007. Carrie K. Shapiro-Mendoza, Beatrice J. Selwyn, David P. Smith,

Maureen Sanderson. 38(3): 198–205.

‚Impact of sustainability policies on sterilization services in Latin America.‛ 1992.

Jeanne Haws, Lynn Bakamjian, Tim Williams, Karen Johnson Lassner. 23(2): 85–96.

‚Integrating the lactational amenorrhea method into a family planning program in

Ecuador.‛ 1994. Karen Beck Wade, Francisco Sevilla, Miriam H. Labbok. 25(3): 162–175.

‚IUD discontinuation patterns and correlates in four counties in North China.‛ 1995. Tu

Ping. 26(3): 169–179.

‚IUD protocols for international training.‛ 1993. Commentary: Marcia A. Angle, Laura

A. Brown, Pierre Buekens. 24(2): 125–131.

‚Knowledge and opinions of emergency contraceptive pills among female factory

workers in Tijuana, Mexico.‛ 2008. Sandra G. García, Davida Becker, Marcela Martínez

de Castro, Francisco Paz, Claudia Díaz Olavarrieta, Dolores Acevedo-García. 39(3): 199–

210.

‚The moral lens of population control: Condoms and controversies in Southern

Malawi.‛ 2004. Amy Kaler. 35(2): 105–115.

‚Nonmarital sex and condom knowledge among Ethiopian young people: Improved

estimates using a nonverbal response card.‛ 2010. David P. Lindstrom, Tefera Belachew,

Craig Hadley, Megan Klein Hattori, Dennis Hogan, Fasil Tessema. 41(4): 251–262.

‚Organizing a public-sector vasectomy program in Brazil.‛ 2001. Luis Guilherme

Penteado, Francisco Cabral, Margarita Díaz, Juan Díaz, Laura Ghiron, Ruth Simmons.

32(4): 315–328.

‚Over-the-counter pill provision: Evidence from Jamaica.‛ 2006. Dawn S. Chin-Quee,

Carmen Cuthbertson, Barbara Janowitz. 37(2): 99–110.

‚Perceptions and practices relating to condom use among urban men in Haiti.‛ 1991.

Michaelle L. Boulos, Reginald Boulos, Douglas J. Nichols. 22(5): 318–325.

‚Program- and method-related determinants of first DMPA use duration in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1994. Ann P. Riley, M. Kathryn Stewart, Jyotsnamoy Chakraborty. 25(5):

255–267.

‚Prospects for increased contraceptive pill use in Japan.‛ 1991. Nachiro Ogawa, Robert

Retherford. 22(6): 378–383.

“Scaling up community provision of injectables through the public sector in Uganda.” 2011. Kirsten Krueger, Angela Akol, Patricia Wamala, and Aurélie Brunie. 42(2): 117–124.

‚Should the recommended number of IUD revisits be reduced?‛ 1994. Barbara

Janowitz, David Hubacher, Thomas Petrick, Nootan Dighe. 25(6): 362–367.

‚The sociocultural context of condom use within marriage in rural Lebanon.‛ 2004.

Andrzej Kulczycki. 35(4): 246–260.

‚Sterilization: Past, present, future.‛ 1992. John Ross. 23(3): 187–198.

‚Sterilization regret in the Dominican Republic: Looking for quality-of-care issues.‛

1995. Edilberto Loaiza. 26(1): 39–48.

‚The use of traditional methods of contraception among Turkish couples.‛ 1994.

Howard I. Goldberg, Aykut Toros. 25(2): 122–128.

‚User characteristics and oral contraceptive compliance in Egypt.‛ 1994. Dorace A.

Trottier, Linda S. Potter, Barbara A. Taylor, Lucinda H. Glover. 25(5): 284–292.

‚Use of dual protection in Botswana.‛ 2009. Joan Marie Kraft, Christine Galavotti,

Marion Carter, Denise J. Jamieson, Lesego Busang, Douglas Fleming, Peter H. Kilmarx.

40(4): 319–328.

‚Who’s at risk? Men’s STD experience and condom use in Southwest Nigeria.‛ 2000.

Lisa J. Messersmith, Thomas T. Kane, Adetanwa I. Odebiyi, Alfred A. Adewuyi. 31(3):

203–216.

‚Withdrawal: A review of the literature and an agenda for research.‛ 1995. Deborah

Rogow, Sonya Horowitz. 26(3): 140–153.

Contraceptive Use

‚Acceptance, efficacy, and side effects of Norplant® implants in four counties in North

China.‛ 1997. Tu Ping, Qiu Shuhua, Fang Huimin, Herbert L. Smith. 28(2): 122–131.

‚Assessing the potential of condom use to prevent the spread of HIV: A

microsimulation study.‛ Michael Bracher, Gigi Santow, Susan Cotts Watkins. 2004.

35(1): 48–64.

‚Assessing recall and understanding of informed consent in a contraceptive clinical

trial.‛ 1999. Judith A. Fortney. 30(4): 339–346.

‚An assessment of the nine-month lactational amenorrhea method (MAMA-9) in

Rwanda.‛ 1996. Kristin A. Cooney, Thérèse Nyirabukeye, Miriam H. Labbok, P. Henryk

Hoser, Elisa Ballard. 27(3): 162–171.

‚Associations of mass media exposure with family planning attitudes and practices in

Uganda.‛ 2003. Neeru Gupta, Charles Katende, Ruth Bessinger. 34(1): 19–31.

‚Barriers to fertility regulation: A review of the literature.‛ 2006. Martha Campbell,

Nuriye Nalan Sahin-Hodoglugil, Malcolm Potts. 37(2): 87–98.

‚Birth spacing patterns and correlates in Shaanxi.‛ 1991. Ping Tu. 22(4): 255–263.

‚The buzz outside the clinics: Conversations and contraception in Nyanza Province,

Kenya.‛ 1997. Naomi Rutenberg, Susan Cotts Watkins. 28(4): 290–307.

‚Catholics using contraceptives: Religion, family planning, and interpretive agency in

rural Mexico.‛ 2008. Jennifer S. Hirsch. 39(2): 93–104.

‚The causes of unmet need for contraception and the social content of services.‛ 1995.

John Bongaarts, Judith Bruce. 26(2): 57–75.

“Changes in contraceptive use following integration of family planning into ART services in Cross River State, Nigeria.” 2011. Donna R. McCarraher, Gwyneth Vance, Usman Gwarzo, Douglas Taylor, and Otto Nzapfurundi Chabikuli. 42(4): 283–290.

‚Changes in contraceptive use in Bulgaria, 1995–2000.‛ 2001. Elwood Carlson, Vicki

Lamb. 32(4): 329–338.

‚Coitus and contraception: The utility of data on sexual intercourse for family planning

programs.‛ 1991. Ann K. Blanc, Naomi Rutenberg. 22(3): 162–176.

‚Coitus-dependent family planning methods: Observations from Bangladesh.‛ 1999.

Alan Gray, Jamil H. Chowdhury, Bruce Caldwell, Ahmed Al-Sabir. 30(1): 43–53.

‚Condom promotion for AIDS prevention in the developing world: Is it working?‛

2004. Norman Hearst, Sanny Chen. 35(1): 39–47.

‚Condom use within marital and cohabiting partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South

Africa.‛ 2004. Pranitha Maharaj, John Cleland. 35(2): 116–124.

‚Contraceptive choice and reproductive morbidity in Istanbul.‛ 1997. Ayşen Bulut,

Véronique Filippi, Tom Marshall, Hacer Nalbant, Nuray Yolsal, Wendy Graham. 28(1):

35–43.

“Contraceptive discontinuation among Honduran women who use reversible methods.” 2011. Janine Barden-O’Fallon, Ilene S. Speizer, Javier Cálix, and Francisco Rodriguez. 42(1): 11–20.

‚Contraceptive discontinuation and failure and subsequent abortion in Romania: 1994–

99.‛ 2007. Andreea A. Creanga, Rajib Acharya, Saifuddin Ahmed, Amy O. Tsui. 38(1):

23–34.

‚Contraceptive switching in Bangladesh.‛ 1999. Fiona Steele, Ian Diamond. 30(4): 315–

328.

‚Contraceptive switching after method-related discontinuation: Levels and

differentials.‛ 2010. Mohamed M Ali and John Cleland. 41(2): 129–133.

‚Contraceptive use before and after marriage in Shanghai.‛ 2003. Yan Che, John

Cleland. 34(1): 44–52.

‚Contraceptive use, birth spacing, and autonomy: An analysis of the Oportunidades

program in rural Mexico.‛ 2009. Becca S. Feldman, Alan M. Zaslavsky, Majid Ezzati,

Karen E. Peterson, Marc Mitchell. 40(1): 51–62.

‚Contraceptive use in a changing service environment: Evidence from Indonesia during

the economic crisis.‛ 2003. Elizabeth Frankenberg, Bondan Sikoki, Wayan Suriastini.

34(2): 103–116.

‚Contraceptive use in Matlab, Bangladesh: The role of gender preference.‛ 1992.

Mizanur Rahman, Jalaluddin Akbar, James F. Phillips, Stan Becker. 23(4): 229–242.

‚Contraceptive use in Matlab, Bangladesh in 1990: Levels, trends, and explanations.‛

1992. Michael A. Koenig, Ubaidur Rob, Mehrab Ali Khan, J. Chakraborty, Vincent

Fauveau. 23(6): 352–364.

‚Correlates of short interbirth intervals in peninsular Malaysia: Their pathways of

influence through breastfeeding and contraceptive use.‛ 1991. Julie DaVanzo, Ellen H.

Starbird. 22(4): 241–254.

‚The cost of IUD failure in China.‛ 1993. Commentary: Joan Kaufman. 24(3): 194–196.

‚Covert contraceptive use: Prevalence, motivations and consequences.‛ 1998. Ann

Biddlecom, Bolaji M. Fapohunda. 29(4): 360–372.

‚Credit programs, women’s empowerment, and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛

1994. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Syed M. Hashemi. 25(2): 65–76.

‚Determinants of condom use among young people in urban Cameroon.‛ 2002.

Dominique Meekers, Megan Klein. 33(4): 335–346.

‚Determinants of condom use in Zambia: A multilevel analysis.‛ 2010. Kofi D. Benefo.

41(1): 19–30.

‚Determinants of contraceptive acceptance among Cambodian abortion patients.‛ 2009.

Janna McDougall, Tamara Fetters, Kathryn Andersen Clark, Tung Rathavy. 40(2): 123–

132.

‚Determinants of contraceptive method choice in rural Tanzania between 1991 and

1999.‛ 2003. Susan Chen, David K. Guilkey. 34(4): 263–276.

‚Does choice make a difference to contraceptive use? Evidence from East Java.‛ 1991.

Siti Pariani, David M. Heer, Maurice D. Van Arsdol, Jr. 22(6): 384–390.

‚Domestic violence and contraceptive adoption in Uttar Pradesh, India.‛ 2006. Rob

Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Saifuddin Ahmed. 37(2): 75–86.

‚Domestic violence, contraceptive use, and unwanted pregnancy in rural India.‛ 2008.

Rob Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Rajib Acharya, Tarun K. Roy. 39(3): 177–186.

‚The dynamics of contraceptive use in Peru.‛ 1993. Kathryn Kost. 24(2): 109–119.

‚The effect of child mortality on fertility regulation in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1998. Mizanur

Rahman. 29(3): 268–281.

‚The effects of a communication program on contraceptive ideation and use among

young women in Northern Nigeria.‛ 2008. Stella Babalola, Lisa Folda, Hadiza Babayaro.

39(3): 211–220.

‚Effects of an entertainment-education radio soap opera on family planning behavior in

Tanzania.‛ 1999. Everett M. Rogers, Peter W. Vaughan, Ramadhan M.A. Swalehe,

Nagesh Rao, Peer Svenkerud, Suruchi Sood. 30(3): 193–211.

‚Effects of rural–urban return migration on women's family planning and reproductive

health attitudes and behavior in rural China.‛ 2010. Jiajian Chen, Hongyan Liu,

Zhenming Xie. 41(1): 31–44.

‚Emergency contraception in Honduras: Knowledge, attitudes, and practice among

urban family planning clients.‛ 2006. Sandra G. García, Diana Lara, Sarah H. Landis,

Eileen A. Yam, Suyapa Pavón. 37(3): 187–196.

‚Estimates of contraceptive prevalence based on service statistics and surveys in

Gujarat state, India.‛ 1994. Leela Visaria, Pravin Visaria, Anrudh Jain. 25(5): 293–303.

‚Estimates and explanations of gender differentials in contraceptive prevalence rates.‛

1997. Alex Chika Ezeh, Gora Mboup. 28(2): 104–121.

‚Evaluating the program effects of a radio drama about AIDS in Zambia.‛ P. Stanley

Yoder, Robert Hornik, Ben C. Chirwa. 27(4): 188–203.

‚Expanding access to emergency contraception in developing countries.‛ 1995.

Charlotte Ellertson, Beverly Winikoff, Elizabeth Armstrong, Sharon Camp, Pramilla

Senanayake. 26(5): 251–263.

‚Expanding contraceptive choice: Findings from Brazil.‛ 1999. Margarita Díaz, Ruth

Simmons, Juan Díaz, Carlos Gonzalez, Maria Yolanda Makuch, Debora Bossemeyer.

30(1): 1–16.

‚Explaining trends in teenage childbearing in Sweden.‛ 1999. Gigi Santow, Michael

Bracher. 30(3): 169–182.

‚Explanations of unmet need for contraception in Chitwan, Nepal.‛ 1999. Sharon Stash.

30(4): 267–287.

‚Factors associated with contraceptive use in late- and post-apartheid South Africa.‛

2004. Sarah Burgard. 35(2): 91–104.

‚Factors influencing boys’ age at first intercourse and condom use in the shantytowns

of Recife, Brazil.‛ 2005. Fatima Juarez, Thomas LeGrand. 36(1): 57–70.

‚Factors influencing young Malians’ reluctance to use hormonal contraceptives.‛ 2003.

Sarah Castle. 34(3): 186–199.

‚Factors inhibiting the use of reversible contraceptive methods in rural South India.‛

1994. T. Rajaretnam, R.V. Deshpande. 25(2): 111–121.

‚Factors that determine prevalence of use of contraceptive methods for men.‛ 1993.

Karin Ringheim. 24(2): 87–99.

‚Family planning and induced abortion in the USSR: Basic health and demographic

characteristics. Andrej A. Popov. 22(6): 368–377.

‚Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru

District, Kenya.‛ 2000. Evasius K. Bauni, Ben Obonyo Jarabi. 31(1): 69–80.

‚Family planning in the Jewish population of Israel: Correlates of withdrawal use.‛

1997. Barbara S. Okun. 28(3): 215–227.

‚Family planning in rural Uganda: Knowledge and use of modern and traditional

methods in Ankole.‛ 1991. James P.M. Ntozi, John Kabera. 22(2): 116–123.

‚Family planning knowledge, attitudes, and practices of men in Zimbabwe.‛ 1991.

Michael T. Mbizvo, Donald J. Adamchak. 22(1): 31–38.

‚Farming with your hoe in a sack: Condom attitudes, access, and use in rural

Tanzania.‛ 2006. Mary L. Plummer, Daniel Wight, Joyce Wamoyi, Gerry Mshana,

Richard J. Hayes, David A. Ross. 37(1): 29–40.

‚Fertility and contraceptive adoption and discontinuation in rural Kenya.‛ 1992. Alan

G. Ferguson. 23(4): 257–267.

‚Fertility and contraceptive use among young adults in Harare, Zimbabwe.‛ 1991.

Esther Boohene, June Tsodzai, Karen Hardee-Cleaveland, Sharon Weir, Barbara

Janowitz. 22(4): 264–271.

‚Fertility and family planning in southern and central Africa.‛ 1992. David Lucas. 23(3):

145–158.

‚Fertility and family planning in Vietnam.‛ 1991. James Allman, Vu Qui Nhan, Nguyen

Minh Thang, Pham Bich San, Vu Duy Man. 22(5): 308–317.

‚Fertility and family planning in Vietnam: Evidence from the 1994 Inter-censal

Demographic Survey.‛ 1996. Nguyen Van Phai, John Knodel, Mai Van Cam, Hoang

Xuyen. 27(1): 1–17.

‚Future trends in contraceptive prevalence and method mix in the developing world.‛

2002. John Bongaarts, Elof Johansson. 33(1): 24–36.

‚The generation to control family size: A microstudy of the causes of fertility decline in

a rural area of Bangladesh.‛ 2000. Bruce Caldwell, Barket-e-Khuda. 31(3): 239–251.

‚Heterogeneous condom use in contemporary Russia.‛ 2008. Theodore P. Gerber,

Danielle Berman. 39(1): 1–17.

‚Hormonal contraception and physiology: A research-based theory of discontinuation

due to side effects.‛ 2005. Virginia J. Vitzthum, Karin Ringheim. 36(1): 13–32.

‚Household organization, women’s autonomy, and contraceptive behavior in Southern

Ethiopia.‛ 1999. Dennis P. Hogan, Betemariam Berhanu, Assefa Hailemariam. 30(4):

302–314.

‚How contraceptive use affects birth intervals: Results of a literature review.‛ 2009.

Marissa Pine Yeakey, Carie J. Muntifering, Daesha V. Ramachandran, YeMon Myint,

Andreea A. Creanga, Amy O. Tsui. 40(3): 205–214.

‚How family planning ideas are spread within social groups in rural Malawi.‛ 2004.

Valerie A. Paz Soldan. 35(4): 275–290.

‚Impact of an advertising campaign on condom use in urban Pakistan.‛ 2010. Sohail

Agha, Dominique Meekers. 41(4): 277–290.

‚The impact of condom prices on sales in social marketing programs.‛ 1994. Philip D.

Harvey. 25(1): 41–51.

‚The impact of family planning service provision on contraceptive-use dynamics in

Morocco.‛ 1999. Fiona Steele, Siân L. Curtis, Minja Choe. 30(1): 28–42.

‚The impact of the family planning supply environment on contraceptive intentions

and use in Morocco.‛ 1999. Robert J. Magnani, David R. Hotchkiss, Curtis S. Florence,

Leigh Anne Shafer. 30(2): 120–132.

‚The impact of franchised family planning clinics in poor urban areas of Pakistan.‛

2005. Monique Hennink, Steve Clements. 36(1): 33–44.

‚The impact of the Navrongo project on contraceptive knowledge and use,

reproductive preferences, and fertility.‛ 2002. Cornelius Debpuur, James F. Phillips,

Elizabeth F. Jackson, Alex Nazzar, Pierre Ngom, Fred N. Binka. 33(2): 141–164.

‚The impact of outreach on the continuity of contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛

1996. Mian Bazle Hossain, James F. Phillips. 27(2): 98–106.

‚The impact of the quality of family planning services on contraceptive use in Peru.‛

1996. Barbara Mensch, Mary Arends-Kuenning, Anrudh Jain. 27(2): 59–75.

‚The impact of recent policy changes on fertility, abortion, and contraceptive use in

Romania.‛ 1995. Florina Serbanescu, Leo Morris, Paul Stupp, Alin Stanescu. 26(2): 76–

87.

‚Impact of social marketing on contraceptive prevalence and cost in Honduras.‛ 1992.

Barbara Janowitz, Margarita Suazo, Daniel B. Fried, John H. Bratt, Patricia E. Bailey.

23(2): 110–117.

‚The impact of type of employment on women’s use of prenatal-care services and

family planning in urban Cebu, the Philippines.‛ 1998. Rebecca Miles-Doan, Karin L.

Brewster. 29(1): 69–78.

‚The impact of women’s employment and education on contraceptive use and abortion

in Kinshasa, Zaire.‛ 1994. David Shapiro, B. Oleko Tambashe. 25(2): 96–110.

‚The India Local Initiatives Program: A model for expanding reproductive and child

health services.‛ 2005. John M. Paxman, Abu Sayeed, Ann Buxbaum, Charles Stover,

Sallie Craig Huber. 36(3): 203–220.

‚The influence of changes in women's religious affiliation on contraceptive use and

fertility among the Kassena-Nankana of Northern Ghana.‛ 2009. Henry V. Doctor,

James F. Phillips, Evelyn Sakeah. 40(2): 113–122.

‚The influence of quality of care upon contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1997.

Michael A. Koenig, Mian Bazle Hossain, Maxine Whittaker. 28(4): 278–289.

‚Integrating the lactational amenorrhea method into a family planning program in

Ecuador.‛ 1994. Karen Beck Wade, Francisco Sevilla, Miriam H. Labbok. 25(3): 162–175.

‚Intention to use contraceptives and subsequent contraceptive behavior in Morocco.‛

1996. Siân L. Curtis, Charles F. Westoff. 27(5): 239–250.

‚The introduction and use of Norplant® implants in Indonesia.‛ 1998. Jayanti Tuladhar,

Peter J. Donaldson, Jeanne Noble. 29(3): 291–299.

‚Is fertility declining in Benin?‛ Virgile Capo-chichi, Fatima Juarez. 32(1): 25–40.

“Is women’s self-efficacy in negotiating sexual decisionmaking associated with condom use in marital relationships in Vietnam?” Mai Do and Hongyun Fu. 2011. 42(4): 273–282.

‚IUD discontinuation patterns and correlates in four counties in North China.‛ 1995.

Tu Ping. 26(3): 169–179.

‚IUD protocols for international training.‛ 1993. Commentary: Marcia A. Angle, Laura

A. Brown, Pierre Buekens. 24(2): 125–131.

‚Migration and the diffusion of modern contraceptive knowledge and use in rural

Guatemala.‛ 2005. David P. Lindstrom, Elisa Muñoz-Franco. 36(4): 277–288.

‚Misinformation, mistrust, and mistreatment: Family planning among Bolivian market

women.‛ 1994. Sidney Ruth Schuler, María Eugenia Choque, Susanna Rance. 25(4): 211–

221.

‚Monitoring contraceptive continuation: Links to fertility outcomes and quality of

care.‛ 2002. Ann K. Blanc, Siân L. Curtis, Trevor N. Croft. 33(2): 127–140.

‚The moral lens of population control: Condoms and controversies in Southern

Malawi.‛ 2004. Amy Kaler. 35(2): 105–115.

‚More evils of CYP.‛ 1996. Commentary: Alfredo L. Fort. 27(4): 228–231.

‚Obstacles to contraceptive use in Pakistan: A study in Punjab.‛ 2001. John B.

Casterline, Zeba A. Sathar, Minhaj ul Haque. 32(2): 95–110.

‚Over-the-counter access, changing WHO guidelines, and contraindicated oral

contraceptive use in Mexico.‛ 2006. Sara E. Yeatman, Joseph E. Potter, Daniel A.

Grossman. 37(3): 197–204.

‚Over-the-counter pill provision: Evidence from Jamaica.‛ 2006. Dawn S. Chin-Quee,

Carmen Cuthbertson, Barbara Janowitz. 2006. 37(2): 99–110.

‚Patterns of contraceptive use in the United States: The importance of religious factors.‛

1991. Calvin Goldscheider, William D. Mosher. 22(2): 102–115.

‚Perceptions and practices relating to condom use among urban men in Haiti.‛ 1991.

Michaelle L. Boulos, Reginald Boulos, Douglas J. Nichols. 22(5): 318–325.

‚Postpartum and contraceptive use in Bangladesh: Understanding users’ perspectives.‛

1998. Sarah Salway, Sufia Nurani. 29(1): 41–57.

‚The potential role of contraception in reducing abortion.‛ 2000. John Bongaarts,

Charles F. Westoff. 31(3): 193–202.

‚Premarital sexual activity and contraceptive use in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1992. Joan M.

Herold, Maria Solange Valenzuela, Leo Morris. 23(2): 128–136.

‚Program- and method-related determinants of first DMPA use duration in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1994. Ann P. Riley, M. Kathryn Stewart, Jyotsnamoy Chakraborty. 25(5):

255–267.

‚Prospects for increased contraceptive pill use in Japan.‛ 1991. Nachiro Ogawa, Robert

Retherford. 22(6): 378–383.

‚A qualitative study of clandestine contraceptive use in urban Mali.‛ 1999. Sarah Castle,

Mamadou Kani Konaté, Priscilla R. Ulin, Sarah Martin. 30(3): 231–248.

‚The question of access.‛ 1995. Commentary: John Ross. 26(4): 241–242.

‚The question of access: Response.‛ 1995. Commentary: John Bongaarts, Judith Bruce.

26(4): 243–244.

‚Rates of induced abortion in Iran: The roles of contraceptive use and religiosity.‛ 2008.

Amir Erfani, Kevin McQuillan. 39(2): 111–122.

‚The reach and effect of radio communication campaigns on condom use in Malawi.‛

2007. Dominique Meekers, Ronan Van Rossem, Martha Silva, Andrew Koleros. 38(2):

113–120.

‚Reducing unplanned pregnancy and abortion in Zimbabwe through postabortion

contraception.‛ 2002. Brooke R. Johnson, Singatsho Ndhlovu, Sherry L. Farr, Tsungai

Chipato. 33(2): 195–202.

‚The reliability of reporting of contraceptive behavior in DHS calendar data: Evidence

from Morocco.‛ 1997. Jennifer A. Strickler, Robert J. Magnani, H. Gilman McCann,

Lisanne F. Brown, Janet C. Rice. 28(1): 44–53.

‚The role of changes in contraceptive use in the decline of induced abortion in Turkey.‛

Pinar Senlet, Siân L. Curtis, Jill Mathis, Han Raggers. 32(1): 41–52.

‚The role of couple negotiation in unmet need for contraception and the decision to

stop childbearing in Uganda.‛ 2000. Brent Wolff, Ann K. Blanc, John Ssekamatte-

Ssebuliba.31(2): 124–137.

“Scaling up community provision of injectables through the public sector in Uganda.” 2011. Kirsten Krueger, Angela Akol, Patricia Wamala, and Aurélie Brunie. 42(2): 117–124.

‚Sex, contraception, and pregnancy among adolescents in Mexico City.‛ 1991. Susan

Pick de Weiss, Lucille C. Atkin, James N. Gribble, Patricia Andrade-Palos. 22(2): 74–82.

‚Sexual activity and contraceptive use: The components of the decisionmaking

process.‛ 1998. Anastasia J. Gage. 29(2): 154–166.

‚Sexual activity, family life education, and contraceptive practice among young adults

in Banjul, The Gambia.‛ 1993. Thomas T. Kane, Rose De Buysscher, Tunde Taylor-

Thomas, Tamara Smith, Momodou Jeng. 24(1): 50–61.

‚Sexual behavior, contraceptive knowledge and use among adolescents in developing

countries.‛ 1998. Ann K. Blanc, Ann A. Way. 29(2): 106–116.

‚Sexual initiation and contraceptive use among adolescent women in Northeast Brazil.‛

2000. Neeru Gupta. 31(3): 228–238.

‚Social identity and community effects on contraceptive use and intentions in Southern

Ethiopia.‛ 2004. Dennis P. Hogan, Belay Biratu. 35(2): 79–90.

‚The sociocultural context of condom use within marriage in rural Lebanon.‛ 2004.

Andrzej Kulczycki. 35(4): 246–260.

“Spousal communication and contraceptive use in rural Nepal: An event history analysis.” 2011. Cynthia F. Link. 42(2): 83–92.

‚Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo: A longitudinal

assessment.‛ 2002. Ayaga A. Bawah. 33(2): 185–194.

‚Sterilization: Past, present, future.‛ 1992. John Ross. 23(3): 187–198.

‚Sterilization regret in the Dominican Republic: Looking for quality-of-care issues.‛

1995. Edilberto Loaiza. 26(1): 39–48.

‚The strategic approach to contraceptive introduction.‛ 1997. Ruth Simmons, Peter Hall,

Juan Díaz, Margarita Díaz, Peter Fajans, Jay Satia. 28(2): 79–94.

‚Trends and determinants of contraceptive method choice in Kenya.‛ 2003. Monica A.

Magadi, Siân L. Curtis. 34(3): 149–159.

‚Trends and determinants of contraceptive use in Rakai District, Uganda, 1995–98.‛

2000. Thomas Lutalo, Medi Kidugavu, Maria J. Wawer, David Serwadda, Laurie

Schwab Zabin, Ronald H. Gray. 31(3): 217–227.

‚Understanding the prevalence of female sterilization in rural South India.‛ 1999.

Minna Säävälä. 30(4): 288–301.

‚Use of dual protection in Botswana.‛ 2009. Joan Marie Kraft, Christine Galavotti,

Marion Carter, Denise J. Jamieson, Lesego Busang, Douglas Fleming, Peter H. Kilmarx.

40(4): 319–328.

‚The use of traditional methods of contraception among Turkish couples.‛ 1994.

Howard I. Goldberg, Aykut Toros. 25(2): 122–128.

‚User characteristics and oral contraceptive compliance in Egypt.‛ 1994. Dorace A.

Trottier, Linda S. Potter, Barbara A. Taylor, Lucinda H. Glover. 25(5): 284–292.

‚Using mystery clients to assess condom negotiation in Malawi: Some ethical concerns.‛

2007. Francine van den Borne. 38(4): 322–332.

“Variations in condom use by type of partner in 13 sub-Saharan African countries.” 2011. Damien de Walque and Rachel Kline. 42(1): 1–10.

Why do Chinese women practice contraception? The case of rural Jilin Province.‛ 1991.

Minja Kim Choe, Noriko O. Tsuya. 22(1): 39–51.

‚Withdrawal: A review of the literature and an agenda for research.‛ 1995. Deborah

Rogow, Sonya Horowitz. 26(3): 140–153.

‚Women and reproductive control: The nexus between abortion and contraceptive use

in Madhya Pradesh, India.‛ 2010. Jeffrey Edmeades, Susan M. Lee-Rife, Anju Malhotra.

41(2): 75–88.

‚Women’s fears and men’s anxieties: The impact of family planning on gender relations

in northern Ghana.‛ 1999. Ayaga Agula Bawah, Patricia Akweongo, Ruth Simmons,

James F. Phillips. 30(1): 54–66.

‚Women’s position and family planning in Egypt.‛ 1996. Pavalavalli Govindasamy,

Anju Malhotra. 27(6): 328–231.

‚Women’s socioeconomic position and contraceptive behavior in Togo.‛ 1995.

Anastasia J. Gage. 26(5): 264–277.

‚Worker–client exchanges and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1993. James F.

Phillips, Mian Bazle Hossain, Ruth Simmons, Michael A. Koenig. 24(6): 329–342.

Couple Studies

‚Bargaining power within couples and use of prenatal and delivery care in Indonesia.‛

2001. Kathleen Beegle, Elizabeth Frankenberg, Duncan Thomas. 32(2): 130–146.

‚Convergence and divergence in spouses’ perspectives on women’s autonomy in rural

India.‛ 2002. Shireen Jejeebhoy. 33(4): 299–308.>

‚Couples’ reports of women’s autonomy and health-care use in Nepal.‛ 2007. Keera

Allendorf. 38(1): 35–46.

‚Husbands' and wives' reports of contraceptive use.‛ 2001. Stan Becker, Elizabeth

Costenbader. 32(2): 111–129.

‚Husband–wife survey responses in Malawi.‛ 2001. Kate Miller, Eliya Msiyaphazi Zulu,

Susan Cotts Watkins. 32(2): 161–174.

‚The influence of parents’ marital relationship and women’s status on children’s age at

first sex in Cebu, Philippines.‛ Ushma D. Upadhyay, Michelle J. Hindin. 2007. 38(3):

173–186.

‚Intimate partner violence and interference with women's efforts to avoid pregnancy in

Jordan.‛ 2008. Cari Jo Clark, Jay Silverman, Inaam A. Khalaf, Basem Abu Ra'ad, Zeinab

Abu Al Sha'ar, Abdullah Abu Al Ata, Anwar Batieha. 39(2): 123–132.

‚Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo: A longitudinal

assessment.‛ 2002. Ayaga A. Bawah. 33(2): 185–194.

‚Women’s acceptance of intimate partner violence within marriage in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 2008. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Farzana Islam. 39(1): 49–58.

‚Young people’s sexual partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Patterns,

contextual influences, and HIV risk.‛ 2008. Abigail Harrison, John Cleland, Janet

Frohlich. 39(4): 295–308.

Domestic Violence

‚Domestic violence and contraceptive adoption in Uttar Pradesh, India.‛ 2006. Rob

Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Saifuddin Ahmed. 37(2): 75–86.

‚Domestic violence, contraceptive use, and unwanted pregnancy in rural India.‛ 2008.

Rob Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Rajib Acharya, Tarun K. Roy. 39(3): 177–186.

‚Factors associated with spousal physical violence against women in Bangladesh.‛

2005. Ruchira Tabassum Naved, Lars Åke Persson. 36(4): 289–300.

‚Intimate partner violence and increased lifetime risk of sexually transmitted infection

among women in Ukraine.‛ 2007. Annie Dude. 38(2): 89–100.

‚Intimate partner violence and interference with women's efforts to avoid pregnancy in

Jordan.‛ 2008. Cari Jo Clark, Jay Silverman, Inaam A. Khalaf, Basem Abu Ra'ad, Zeinab

Abu Al Sha'ar, Abdullah Abu Al Ata, Anwar Batieha. 39(2): 123–132.

‚Physical and sexual abuse of wives in urban Bangladesh: Husbands' reports.‛ 2010.

William Sambisa, Gustavo Angeles, Peter M. Lance, Ruchira T. Naved, Siân L. Curtis.

41(3): 165–178.

‚Researching domestic violence against women: Methodological and ethical

considerations.‛ 2001. Mary Ellsberg, Lori Heise, Rodolfo Peña, Sonia Agurto Anna

Winkvist. 32(1): 1–16.

‚Sexual violence in Lesotho.‛ 2006. Lisanne Brown, Tonya Thurman, Jeanette Bloem,

Carl Kendall. 37(4): 269–280.

‚Women’s acceptance of intimate partner violence within marriage in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 2008. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Farzana Islam. 39(1): 49–58.

Family Planning Programs

‚Africa: The new family planning frontier.‛ 2002. John C. Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 33(1):

76–86.

‚Asia’s family planning programs as low fertility is attained.‛ 2002. Gavin Jones,

Richard Leete. 33(1): 114–126.

‚Assessing family planning service-delivery skills in Kenya.‛ 1997. Joseph J. Valadez,

Rikka Transgrud, Margaret Mbugua, Tamara Smith. 28(2): 143–150.

‚Bridging the gap between evidence-based innovation and national health-sector

reform in Ghana.‛ 2004. John Koku Awoonor-Williams, Ellie S. Feinglass, Rachel Tobey,

Maya N. Vaughan-Smith, Frank K. Nyonator, Tanya C. Jones. 35(3): 161–177.

“Changes in contraceptive use following integration of family planning into ART services in Cross River State, Nigeria.” 2011. Donna R. McCarraher, Gwyneth Vance, Usman Gwarzo, Douglas Taylor, and Otto Nzapfurundi Chabikuli. 42(4): 283–290.

‚Changes in contraceptive use in Bulgaria, 1995–2000.‛ 2001. Elwood Carlson, Vicki

Lamb. 32(4): 329–338.

‚China’s family planning policy: An overview of its past and future.‛ 2002. Isabelle

Attané. 33(1): 103–113.

‚A client-centered approach to family planning: The Davao Project.‛ 2001. Marilou

Costello, Marlina Lacuesta, Saumya RamaRao, Anrudh Jain. 32(4): 302–314.

‚Coitus and contraception: The utility of data on sexual intercourse for family planning

programs.‛ 1991. Ann K. Blanc, Naomi Rutenberg. 22(3): 162–176.

‚A comparison of the performance of male and female CBD distributors in Peru.‛ 1992.

James R. Foreit, Maria Rosa Garate, Alfredo Brazzoduro, Felix Guillen, Maria del

Carmen Herrara, Flor Cardoso Suarez. 23(1): 58–62.

‚Constraints on effective family planning in urban Sudan.‛ 1993. Amna M. Swar-

Eldahab. 24(6): 366–374.

“Contraceptive security: Incomplete without long-acting and permanent methods of family planning.” 2011. Jane Wickstrom and Roy Jacobstein. 42(4): 291–298.

‚Cost-effectiveness analysis of family planning programs in rural Bangladesh:

Evidence from Matlab.‛ 1991. George B. Simmons, Deborah Balk, Khodezatul K. Faiz.

22(2): 83–101.

‚Cost-effectiveness of USAID’s regional program for family planning in West Africa.‛

2003. Donald S. Shepard , Richard N. Bail, C. Gary Merritt. 34(2): 117–126.

‚Cultivating men's interest in family planning in rural El Salvador.‛ 2005. Rebecka I.

Lundgren, James N. Gribble, Margaret E. Greene, Gail E. Emrick, Margarita de Monroy.

36(3): 173–188.

‚Developing a culturally appropriate family planning program for the Navrongo

experiment.‛ 1995. Alex Nazzar, Philip B. Adongo, Fred N. Binka, James F. Phillips,

Cornelius Debpuur. 26(6): 307–324.

‚Direct and judgmental measures of family planning program inputs.‛ 1995. W. Parker

Mauldin, John A. Ross, John Kekovole, Barkat-e-Khuda, Abul Barkat. 26(5): 287–295.

‚Diffusion of the culture of contraception: Program effects on young women in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1995. Rezina Mita, Ruth Simmons. 26(1): 1–13.

‚Do family planning programs affect fertility preferences? A literature review.‛ 1997.

Ronald Freedman. 28(1): 1–13.

‚The effect of operations research on program changes in Bangladesh.‛ 1996. John G.

Haaga, Rushikesh M. Maru. 27(2): 76–87.

‚The effects of family planning workers’ contact on fertility preferences: Evidence from

Bangladesh.‛ 1999. Mary Arends-Kuenning, Mian Bazle Hossain, Barkat-e-Khuda.

30(3): 183–192.

‚Employment in family planning and women’s status in Bangladesh.‛ 1992. Ruth

Simmons, Rezina Mita, Michael A. Koenig. 23(2): 97–109.

‚Equity analysis: Identifying who benefits from family planning programs.‛ 2010.

Nuriye Ortayli, Shawn Malarcher. 41(2): 101–108.

‚Expanding contraceptive choice: Findings from Brazil.‛ 1999. Margarita Díaz, Ruth

Simmons, Juan Díaz, Carlos Gonzalez, Maria Yolanda Makuch, Debora Bossemeyer.

30(1): 1–16.

“The expansion of health houses and fertility outcomes in rural Iran.” 2011. Sepideh Modrek and Negar Ghobadi. 42(3): 137–146.

‚Family planning program sustainability: Threat or opportunity?‛ 1992. Commentary:

Lori S. Ashford, Jeanne M. Haws. 23(1): 63–65.

‚Family planning programs: Efforts and results, 1982–89. W. Parker Mauldin, John

Ross. 1991. 22(6): 350–367.

‚Family planning programs: Efforts and results, 1972–94.‛ 1996. John A. Ross, W.

Parker Mauldin. 27(3): 137–147.

‚Fertility and family planning in Vietnam: Evidence from the 1994 Inter-censal

Demographic Survey.‛ 1996. Nguyen Van Phai, John Knodel, Mai Van Cam, Hoang

Xuyen. 27(1): 1–17.

‚Field experiences integrating family planning into programs to prevent mother-to-

child transmission of HIV.‛ 2005. Naomi Rutenberg, Carolyn Baek. 36(3): 235–245.

‚Fragile, threatened, and still urgently needed: Family planning programs in sub-

Saharan Africa.‛ 2009. Commentary. Roy Jacobstein, Lynn Bakamjian, John M. Pile, Jane

Wickstrom. 40(2): 147–154.

‚The future of family planning programs.‛ 2002. John C. Caldwell, James F. Phillips,

Barkat-e-Khuda. 33(1): 1–10.

‚Future trends in contraceptive prevalence and method mix in the developing world.‛

2002. John Bongaarts, Elof Johansson. 33(1): 24–36.

‚Household organization, women’s autonomy, and contraceptive behavior in Southern

Ethiopia.‛ 1999. Dennis P. Hogan, Betemariam Berhanu, Assefa Hailemariam. 30(4):

302–314.

‚The impact of a family planning multimedia campaign in Bamako, Mali.‛ 1998.

Thomas T. Kane, Mohamadou Gueye, Ilene Speizer, Sara Pacque-Margolis, Danielle

Baron. 29(3): 309–323.

‚The impact of the family planning supply environment on contraceptive intentions

and use in Morocco.‛ 1999. Robert J. Magnani, David R. Hotchkiss, Curtis S. Florence,

Leigh Anne Shafer. 30(2): 120–132.

‚The impact of franchised family planning clinics in poor urban areas of Pakistan.‛

2005. Monique Hennink, Steve Clements. 36(1): 33–44.

‚The impact of outreach on the continuity of contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛

Mian Bazle Hossain, James F. Phillips. 27(2): 98–106.

‚Implications for evaluating the impact of family planning programs with a

reproductive health orientation.‛ 2001. Anrudh Jain. 32(3): 220–229.

‚Improving the fit: Adolescents’ needs and future programs for sexual and

reproductive health in developing countries.‛ 1998. Jane Hughes, Ann P. McCauley.

29(2): 233–245.

‚Integrating family planning with sexual and reproductive health and rights: The past

as prologue?‛ 2010. Gita Sen. 41(2): 143–146.

‚Introductory small cash incentives to promote child spacing in India.‛ 1992. Janice R.

Stevens, Carl M. Stevens. 23(3): 171–186.

‚The long-term demographic role of community-based family planning in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1996. James F. Phillips, Mian Bazle Hossain, Mary Arends-Kuenning.

27(4): 204–219.

‚Management information systems in maternal and child health/family planning

programs: A multi-country analysis.‛ 1991. 22(1): 19–30.

‚Meeting the family planning needs of postpartum women.‛ 2009. Commentary.

Ricardo Vernon. 40(3): 235–245.

‚Menstruation requirements: A significant barrier to contraceptive access in developing

countries.‛ 1997. John Stanback, Andy Thompson, Karen Hardee, Barbara Janowitz.

28(3): 245–250.

‚The Navrongo community health and family planning project.‛ 1995. Fred N. Binka,

Alex Nazzar, James F. Phillips. 26(3): 121–139.

‚Organizing a public-sector vasectomy program in Brazil.‛ 2001. Luis Guilherme

Penteado, Francisco Cabral, Margarita Díaz, Juan Díaz, Laura Ghiron, Ruth Simmons.

32(4): 315–328.

‚Over-the-counter access, changing WHO guidelines, and contraindicated oral

contraceptive use in Mexico.‛ 2006. Sara E. Yeatman, Joseph E. Potter, Daniel A.

Grossman. 37(3): 197–204.

‚Perceptions of population policy, development, and family planning programs in

Northern Nigeria.‛ 1996. Elisha P. Renne. 27(3): 127–136.

‚Policy implications of the next world demographic transition.‛ 2002. Sarah F.

Harbison, Warren C. Robinson. 33(1): 37–48.

‚Promotion of family planning by financial payments: The case of Bangladesh.‛ 1991.

John Cleland, W. Parker Mauldin. 22(1): 1–18.

‚The quality of family planning programs: Concepts, measurements, interventions, and

effects.‛ 2003. Saumya RamaRao, Raji Mohanam. 34(4): 227–248.

‚Ruling out pregnancy among family planning clients: The impact of a checklist in three

countries.‛ 2005. John Stanback, Fatimata Diabate, Thierno Dieng, Telma Duarte de

Morales, Stirling Cummings, Mahamodou Traoré. 36(4): 311–315.

“Scaling up community provision of injectables through the public sector in Uganda.” 2011. Kirsten Krueger, Angela Akol, Patricia Wamala, and Aurélie Brunie. 42(2): 117–124.

‚Setting standards of quality in family planning programs.‛ 1992. Commentary:

Anrudh Jain, Judith Bruce, Barbara Mensch. 23(6): 392–395.

‚Should the recommended number of IUD revisits be reduced?‛ Barbara Janowitz,

David Hubacher, Thomas Petrick, Nootan Dighe. 25(6): 362–367.

‚Situation analysis study of the family planning program in Kenya.‛ 1991. Robert A.

Miller, Louis Ndhlovu, Margaret M. Gachara, Andrew Fisher. 22(3): 131–143.

‚Stalking the elusive ‘unmet need’ for family planning.‛ 1992. Commentary: Ruth

Dixon-Mueller, Adrienne Germain. 23(5): 330–335.

‚Sterilization and financial penalties imposed on registered peasant couples, Hebei

Province, China.‛ 2001. Rosemary Santana Cooney, Jiali Li. 32(1): 67–78.

‚The strategic approach to contraceptive introduction.‛ 1997. Ruth Simmons, Peter Hall,

Juan Díaz, Margarita Díaz, Peter Fajans, Jay Satia. 28(2): 79–94.

‚United Nations population conferences: Shaping the policy agenda for the twenty-first

century.‛ 2002. Jason L. Finkle, C. Alison McIntosh. 33(1): 11–23.

“What works in family planning interventions: A systematic review.” 2011. Lisa Mwaikambo, Ilene S. Speizer, Anna Schurmann, Gwen Morgan, and Fariyal Fikree. 42(2): 67–82.

‚Why do projections of the costs of family planning differ so widely?‛ 1993.

Commentary: Barbara Janowitz. 24(1): 62–65.

‚Women’s fears and men’s anxieties: The impact of family planning on gender relations

in northern Ghana.‛ 1999. Ayaga Agula Bawah, Patricia Akweongo, Ruth Simmons,

James F. Phillips. 30(1): 54–66.

Family Planning Services

‚Assessing family planning service-delivery practices: The case of private physicians in

Jamaica.‛ 1995. Karen Hardee, Maureen Clyde, Olivia P. McDonald, Wilma Bailey,

Michele T. Villinski. 26(6): 338–349.

‚The causes of unmet need for contraception and the social content of services.‛ 1995.

John Bongaarts, Judith Bruce. 26(2): 57–75.

“Changes in contraceptive use following integration of family planning into ART services in Cross River State, Nigeria.” 2011. Donna R. McCarraher, Gwyneth Vance, Usman Gwarzo, Douglas Taylor, and Otto Nzapfurundi Chabikuli. 42(4): 283–290.

‚Changes in contraceptive use in Bulgaria, 1995–2000.‛ 2001. Elwood Carlson, Vicki

Lamb. 32(4): 329–338.

‚A client-centered approach to family planning: The Davao Project.‛ 2001. Marilou

Costello, Marlina Lacuesta, Saumya RamaRao, Anrudh Jain. 32(4): 302–314.

‚Comparative costs of family planning services and hospital-based maternity care in

Turkey.‛ 1996. H. Volkan Çakir, Stephen J. Fabricant, F. Nilgün Kircalioglu. 27(5): 269–

276.

‚Comparing the Peru service availability module and situation analysis.‛ Mary Arends-

Kuenning, Barbara Mensch, Maria Rosa Garate. 27(1): 44–51.

“Contraceptive security: Incomplete without long-acting and permanent methods of family planning.” 2011. Jane Wickstrom and Roy Jacobstein. 42(4): 291–298.

‚Creating linkages between incomplete abortion treatment and family planning

services in Kenya.‛ 1999. Julie Solo, Deborah L. Billings, Colette Aloo-Obunga, Achola

Ominde, Margaret Makumi. 30(1): 17–27.

‚Cultivating men's interest in family planning in rural El Salvador.‛ 2005. Rebecka I.

Lundgren, James N. Gribble, Margaret E. Greene, Gail E. Emrick, Margarita de Monroy.

36(3): 173–188.

‚Emergency contraception in Honduras: Knowledge, attitudes, and practice among

urban family planning clients.‛ 2006. Sandra G. García, Diana Lara, Sarah H. Landis,

Eileen A. Yam, Suyapa Pavón. 37(3): 187–196.

‚Expanding contraceptive choice: Findings from Brazil.‛ 1999. Margarita Díaz, Ruth

Simmons, Juan Díaz, Carlos Gonzalez, Maria Yolanda Makuch, Debora Bossemeyer.

30(1): 1–16.

“The expansion of health houses and fertility outcomes in rural Iran.” 2011. Sepideh Modrek and Negar Ghobadi. 42(3): 137–146.

‚Facilitating large-scale transitions to quality of care: An idea whose time has come.‛

2002. Ruth Simmons, Joseph Brown, Margarita Díaz. 33(1): 61–75.

‚Field experiences integrating family planning into programs to prevent mother-to-

child transmission of HIV.‛ 2005. Naomi Rutenberg, Carolyn Baek. 36(3): 235–245.

‚Geographic variations in inequities in access to sexual and reproductive health

services.‛ 2010. Adam Weiner. 41(2): 134–138.

‚How well do perceptions of family planning service quality correspond to objective

measures? Evidence from Tanzania.‛ 2000. Ilene S. Speizer, Kenneth A. Bollen. 31(2):

163–177.

‚The impact of family planning service provision on contraceptive-use dynamics in

Morocco.‛ 1999. Fiona Steele, Siân L. Curtis, Minja Choe. 30(1): 28–42.

‚The impact of the family planning supply environment on contraceptive intentions

and use in Morocco.‛ 1999. Robert J. Magnani, David R. Hotchkiss, Curtis S. Florence,

Leigh Anne Shafer. 30(2): 120–132.

‚The impact of franchised family planning clinics in poor urban areas of Pakistan.‛

2005. Monique Hennink, Steve Clements. 36(1): 33–44.

‚The impact of the quality of family planning services on contraceptive use in Peru.‛

1996. Barbara Mensch, Mary Arends-Kuenning, Anrudh Jain. 27(2): 59–75.

‚The impact of a quality-improvement package on reproductive health services

delivered by private providers in Uganda.‛ 2010. Sohail Agha. 41(3): 205–215.

‚Implementing the integration of component services for reproductive health.‛ 2000.

Susannah H. Mayhew, Louisiana Lush, John Cleland, Gill Walt. 31(2): 151–162.

‚Implications for evaluating the impact of family planning programs with a

reproductive health orientation.‛ 2001. Anrudh Jain. 32(3): 220–229.

‚Improving the medical care and counseling of postabortion patients in Egypt.‛ 1995.

Dale Huntington, Ezzeldin Osman Hassan, Nabil Attallah, Nahid Toubia, Mohamed

Naguib, Laila Nawar. 26(6): 350–362.

‚The India Local Initiatives Program: A model for expanding reproductive and child

health services.‛ 2005. John M. Paxman, Abu Sayeed, Ann Buxbaum, Charles Stover,

Sallie Craig Huber. 36(3): 203–220.

‚Indicators for measuring the quality of family planning services in Nigeria.‛ 1994. Ian

Askew, Barbara Mensch, Alfred Adewuyi. 25(5): 268–283.

‚Integrated maternal and infant health care in the postpartum period in a poor

neighborhood in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1999. Reynaldo Alvarado, Ana Zepeda, Soledad

Rivero, Nieves Rico, Susana López, Soledad Díaz. 30(2): 133–141.

‚The integration of family planning and childhood immunization services in Togo.‛

1994. Dale Huntington, Aristide Aplogan. 25(3): 176–183.

‚Integration of STI and HIV prevention, care, and treatment into family planning

services: A review of the literature.‛ 2009. Kathryn Church, Susannah H. Mayhew.

40(3): 171–186.

‚Meeting the family planning needs of postpartum women.‛ 2009. Commentary.

Ricardo Vernon. 40(3): 235–245.

‚Organizing a public-sector vasectomy program in Brazil.‛ 2001. Luis Guilherme

Penteado, Francisco Cabral, Margarita Díaz, Juan Díaz, Laura Ghiron, Ruth Simmons.

32(4): 315–328.

‚Over-the-counter pill provision: Evidence from Jamaica.‛ 2006. Dawn S. Chin-Quee,

Carmen Cuthbertson, Barbara Janowitz. 37(2): 99–110.

‚Postpartum family planning and health needs of women of low income in Istanbul.‛

1995. Ayşen Bulut, Janet Molzan Turan. 26(2): 88–100.

‚Program strategies for reducing inequities in reproductive health services.‛ 2010. John

W. Townsend. 41(2): 139–142.

‚Providers’ compliance with the Balanced Counseling Strategy in Guatemala.‛ 2005.

Federico R. León, Carlos Brambila, Marisela de la Cruz, Julio García Colindres, Carlos

Morales, Benedicto Vásquez. 36(2): 117–126.

‚Providers' views concerning family planning service delivery to HIV-positive women

in Mozambique.‛ 2010. Sarah R. Hayford, Victor Agadjanian. 41(4): 291–300.

‚Quality of care in family planning services in Morocco.‛ 1995. Lisanne Brown, Mostafa

Tyane, Jane Bertrand, Don Lauro, Mohamed Abou-ouakil, Lisa deMaria. 26(3): 154–168.

‚Quality of care within the Indian Family Welfare Programme: A review of recent

evidence.‛ 2000. Michael A. Koenig, Gillian H.C. Foo, Ketan Joshi. 31(1): 1–18.

‚The quality of family planning services in rural China.‛ 1992. Joan Kaufman, Zhang

Zhirong, Qiao Xinjian, Zhang Yang. 23(2): 73–84.

‚The question of access.‛ 1995. Commentary: John Ross. 26(4): 241–242.

‚The question of access: Response.‛ 1995. Commentary: John Bongaarts, Judith Bruce.

26(4): 243–244.

‚A randomized community trial of enhanced family planning outreach in Rakai,

Uganda.‛ 2010. Tom Lutalo, Godfrey Kigozi, Edward Kimera, David Serwadda, Maria

J. Wawer, Laurie Schwab Zabin, Ronald H. Gray. 41(1): 55–60.

‚Reaching the underserved: Family planning for women with HIV.‛ 2010. Rose

Wilcher, Willard Cates, Jr. 41(2): 125–128.

‚Reaching the urban poor with family planning services.‛ 2010. Alex C. Ezeh, Ivy

Kodzi, Jacques Emina. 41(2): 109–116).

‚Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery system in the Bangladesh family planning

program.‛ 2002. Mary Arends-Kuenning. 33(1): 87–102.

‚Removing barriers to adolescents' access to contraceptive information and services.‛

2010. Akinrinola Bankole, Shawn Malarcher. 41(2): 117–124.

‚Rethinking postpartum family planning.‛ 1991. Beverly Winikoff, Barbara Mensch.

22(5): 294–307.

‚Ruling out pregnancy among family planning clients: The impact of a checklist in three

countries.‛ 2005. John Stanback, Fatimata Diabate, Thierno Dieng, Telma Duarte de

Morales, Stirling Cummings, Mahamodou Traoré. 36(4): 311–315.

“Scaling up community provision of injectables through the public sector in Uganda.” 2011. Kirsten Krueger, Angela Akol, Patricia Wamala, and Aurélie Brunie. 42(2): 117–124.

‚Simulated client method: Evaluating client–provider interactions in family planning

clinics.‛ 1993. Dale Huntington, Sidney Ruth Schuler. 24(3): 187–193.

‚Sterilization and financial penalties imposed on registered peasant couples, Hebei

Province, China.‛ 2001. Rosemary Santana Cooney, Jiali Li. 32(1): 67–78.

‚The study of client–provider interactions: A review of methodological issues.‛ 1994.

Ruth Simmons, Christopher Elias. 25(1): 1–17.

‚A test of alternative supervision strategies for family planning services in Guatemala.‛

1994. Ricardo Vernon, Anne Staunton, Mario García, Raul Rosenberg, Juan Jose Arroyo.

25(4): 232–238.

‚Transforming family planning services in the Latin American and Caribbean region.‛

2002. Judith F. Helzner. 33(1): 49–60.

‚Unsafe abortion in Tanzania and the need for involving men in postabortion

contraceptive counseling.‛ 2005. Vibeke Rasch, Mathias A. Lyaruu. 36(4): 301–310.

‚Use of traditional medical practitioners to deliver family planning services in Uttar

Pradesh.‛ 1994. Indra P. Kambo, R.N. Gupta, A.S. Kundu, B.S. Dhillon, H.M. Saxena,

Badri N. Saxena. 25(1): 32–40.

‚Using self-assessment to improve the quality of family planning clinic services.‛ 1993.

Pamela Lynam, Leslie McNeil Rabinovitz, Mofoluke Shobowale. 24(4): 252–260.

‚Using situation analysis data to assess the functioning of family planning clinics in

Nigeria, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.‛ 1994. Barbara Mensch, Andrew Fisher, Ian Askew,

Ayorinde Ajayi. 25(1): 18–31.

“What works in family planning interventions: A systematic review.” 2011. Lisa Mwaikambo, Ilene S. Speizer, Anna Schurmann, Gwen Morgan, and Fariyal Fikree. 42(2): 67–82.

‚Women’s fears and men’s anxieties: The impact of family planning on gender

relations in northern Ghana.‛ 1999. Ayaga Agula Bawah, Patricia Akweongo, Ruth

Simmons, James F. Phillips. 30(1): 54–66.

Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting

‚The effectiveness of a community-based education program on abandoning female

genital mutilation/cutting in Senegal.‛ 2009. Nafissatou J. Diop, Ian Askew. 40(4): 307–

318.

‚Female genital cutting and HIV/AIDS among Kenyan women.‛ 2007. Kathryn M.

Yount, Bisrat K. Abraham. 38(2): 73–88.

‚Female genital cutting practices in Burkina Faso and Mali and their negative health

outcomes.‛ 1999. Heidi Jones, Nafissatou Diop, Ian Askew, Inoussa Kaboré. 30(3): 219–

230.

‚The impact of female genital cutting on first delivery in southwest Nigeria.‛ 2002.

Tracy E. Slanger, Rachel C. Snow, Friday E. Okonofua. 33(2): 173–184.

‚Inconsistent reporting of female genital cutting status in northern Ghana: Explanatory

factors and analytical consequences.‛ 2003. Elizabeth F. Jackson , Patricia Akweongo,

Evelyn Sakeah, Abraham Hodgson, Rofina Asuru, James F. Phillips. 34(3): 200–210.

Fertility

‚Adolescent pregnancy and parenthood in South Africa.‛ 2001. Carol E. Kaufman, Thea

de Wet, Jonathan Stadler. 32(2): 147–160.

‚Adolescent sexuality and fertility in Kenya: A survey of knowledge, perceptions and

practices.‛ 1991. Ayo A. Ajayi, Leah T. Marangu, Janice Miller, John M. Paxman. 22(4):

205–216.

‚Barriers to fertility regulation: A review of the literature.‛ 2006. Martha Campbell,

Nuriye Nalan Sahin-Hodoglugil, Malcolm Potts. 37(2): 87–98.

‚The causes of stalling fertility transitions.‛ 2006. John Bongaarts. 37(1): 1–16.

‚Changing patterns of Mongolian fertility at a time of social and economic transition.‛

2002. Arnstein Aassve, Gereltuya Altankhuyag. 33(2): 165–172.

‚Childbearing in five Arab countries.‛ 2001. Eltigani E. Eltigani. 32(1): 17–24.

‚Childlessness, subfertility, and infertility in Tanzania.‛ 1996. Ulla Larsen. 27(1): 18–28.

‚Contribution of the World Fertility Surveys to an understanding of the relationship

between women’s work and fertility.‛ 1991. Cynthia B. Lloyd. 22(3): 144–161.

‚Consistency between reproductive preferences and behavior: The Sri Lankan

experience.‛ 1991. W. Indralal De Silva. 22(3): 188–197.

‚The costs of adolescent childbearing: Evidence from Chile, Barbados, Guatemala, and

Mexico.‛ 1998. Mayra Buvinic. 29(2): 201–209.

‚The dilemma of past success: Insiders’ views on the future of the international family

planning movement.‛ 2005. Ann K. Blanc, Amy O. Tsui. 36(4): 263–276.

‚Do family planning programs affect fertility preferences? A literature review.‛ 1997.

Ronald Freedman. 28(1): 1–13.

‚Do fertility intentions predict subsequent behavior? Evidence from peninsular

Malaysia.‛ 1994. Poo Chang Tan, Nai Peng Tey. 25(4): 222–231.

‚Do parents prefer sons in North Korea?‛ 1999. Daniel Goodkind. 30(3): 212–218.

‚The effect of child mortality on fertility regulation in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1998. Mizanur

Rahman. 29(3): 268–281.

‚The effects of family planning workers’ contact on fertility preferences: Evidence from

Bangladesh.‛ 1999. Mary Arends-Kuenning, Mian Bazle Hossain, Barkat-e-Khuda.

30(3): 183–192.

“The expansion of health houses and fertility outcomes in rural Iran.” 2011. Sepideh Modrek and Negar Ghobadi. 42(3): 137–146.

‚Explanations of unmet need for contraception in Chitwan, Nepal.‛ 1999. Sharon Stash.

30(4): 267–287.

‚Factors underlying unmet need for family planning in the Philippines.‛ 1997. John B.

Casterline, Aurora E. Perez, Ann E. Biddlecom. 28(3): 173–191.

‚Fertility and contraceptive adoption and discontinuation in rural Kenya.‛ 1992. Alan

Ferguson. 23(4): 257–267.

‚Fertility and contraceptive use among young adults in Harare, Zimbabwe.‛ 1991.

Esther Boohene, June Tsodzai, Karen Hardee-Cleaveland, Sharon Weir, Barbara

Janowitz. 22(4): 264–271.

‚Fertility and family planning in Southern and Central Africa.‛ 1992. David Lucas.

23(3): 145–158.

‚Fertility and family planning in Vietnam.‛ 1991. James Allman, Vu Qui Nhan, Nguyen

Minh Thang, Pham Bich San, Vu Duy Man. 22(5): 308–317.

‚Fertility decline in Paraguay.‛ 2009. Kanako Ishida, Paul Stupp, Mercedes Melian.

40(3): 227–234.

‚Fertility transitions in developing countries: Progress or stagnation?‛ 2008. John

Bongaarts. 39(2): 105–110.

‚The first generation to control family size: A microstudy of the cause fertility decline in

a rural area of Bangladesh.‛ 2000. Bruce Caldwell, Barket-e-Khuda. 31(3): 239–251.

‚Gender ideology and fertility strategies in an Ekiti Yoruba village.‛ 1993. Elisha P.

Renne. 24(6): 343–353.

‚HIV infection and fertility preferences in rural Malawi.‛ 2009. Sara Yeatman. 40(4):

261–276.

‚How contraceptive use affects birth intervals: Results of a literature review.‛ 2009.

Marissa Pine Yeakey, Carie J. Muntifering, Daesha V. Ramachandran, YeMon Myint,

Andreea A. Creanga, Amy O. Tsui. 40(3): 205–214.

‚The impact of the Navrongo project on contraceptive knowledge and use,

reproductive preferences, and fertility.‛ 2002. Cornelius Debpuur, James F. Phillips,

Elizabeth F. Jackson, Alex Nazzar, Pierre Ngom, Fred N. Binka. 33(2): 141–164.

‚The impact of recent policy changes on fertility, abortion, and contraceptive use in

Romania.‛ 1995. Florina Serbanescu, Leo Morris, Paul Stupp, Alin Stanescu. 26(2): 76–

87.

‚The influence of changes in women's religious affiliation on contraceptive use and

fertility among the Kassena-Nankana of Northern Ghana.‛ 2009. Henry V. Doctor,

James F. Phillips, Evelyn Sakeah. 40(2): 113–122.

‚Is fertility declining in Benin?‛ 2001. Virgile Capo-chichi and Fatima Juarez. 25–40.

‚The long-term demographic role of community-based family planning in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1996. James F. Phillips, Mian Bazle Hossain, Mary Arends-Kuenning.

27(4): 204–219.

“Measuring the effect of fertility decline on the maternal mortality ratio.” 2011. Anrudh K. Jain. 42(4): 247–260.

‚Monitoring contraceptive continuation: Links to fertility outcomes and quality of

care.‛ 2002. Ann K. Blanc, Siân L. Curtis, Trevor N. Croft. 33(2): 127–140.

“Multiple transitions and HIV risk among orphaned Kenyan schoolgirls.” 2011. Sanyu A. Mojola. 42(1): 29–40.

“Normative influence and desired family size among young people in rural Egypt.” 2011. Catherine Harbour. 42(2): 107–116.

‚The path to replacement fertility in Egypt: Acceptance, preference, and achievement.‛

2008. Laila O. El-Zeini. 39(3): 161–176.

‚Potential effects on fertility and child health and survival of birth-spacing preferences

in sub-Saharan Africa.‛ 2000. Hantamalala Rafalimanana, Charles F. Westoff. 31(2): 99–

110.

‚Predictive ability and stability of adolescents’ pregnancy intentions in a predominantly

Latino community.‛ Corinne H. Rocca, Alan E. Hubbard, Jennifer Johnson-Hanks,

Nancy S. Padian, Alexandra M. Minnis. 41(3): 179–192.

‚Premarital fertility in rural South Africa: A challenge to existing population policy.‛

2000. Michel Garenne, Stephen Tollman, Kathleen Kahn. 31(1): 47–54.

‚Prospects and programs for fertility reduction, 1990–2015.‛ 1994. W. Parker Mauldin,

John A. Ross. 25(2): 77–95.

‚The proximate determinants of the decline to below-replacement fertility in Addis

Ababa, Ethiopia.‛ 2003. Amson Sibanda, Zewdu Woubalem, Dennis P. Hogan, David P.

Lindstrom. 34(1): 1–7.

‚Reassessing the level of unintended pregnancy and its correlates in Vietnam.‛ 2004.

Linh Cu Le, Robert Magnani, Janet Rice, Ilene Speizer, William Bertrand. 35(1): 15–26.

‚Refining the criteria for stalled fertility declines: An application to rural KwaZulu-

Natal, South Africa, 1990–2005.‛ 2008. Tom A. Moultrie, Victoria Hosegood, Nuala

McGrath, Caterina Hill, Kobus Herbst, Marie-Louise Newell. 39(1): 39–48.

‚Reproductive inequality in sub-Saharan Africa: Differentials versus concentration.‛

2008. Sarah C. Giroux, Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue, Daniel T. Lichter. 39(3): 187–198.

‚Reproductive motivation and family-size preferences among Nigerian men.‛ 1994.

Uche C. Isiugo-Abanihe. 25(3): 149–161.

‚Reproductive preferences in post-transition Thailand: Implications for the future

course of fertility.‛ 1996. John Knodel, Vipan Prachuabmoh Ruffolo, Pakamas

Ratanalangkarn, Kua Wongboonsin. 27(6): 307–318.

‚The role of conflict in the rapid fertility decline in Eritrea and prospects for the future.‛

2004. Ann K. Blanc. 35(4): 236–245.

‚Sex preference and fertility in peninsular Malaysia.‛ 1994. Suet–ling Pong. 25(3): 137–

148.

‚Son preference in the context of fertility decline: Limits to new constructions of gender

and kinship in Nepal.‛ 2010. Jan Brunson. 41(2): 89–98.

‚Son preference in Vietnam.‛ 1995. Jonathan Haughton and Dominique Haughton.

26(6): 325–337.

‚Taiwan’s transition from high fertility to below-replacement levels.‛ 1994. Ronald

Freedman, Ming-Cheng Chang, Te-Hsiung Sun. 25(6): 317–331.

‚The time dynamics of individual fertility preferences among rural Ghanaian women.‛

2010. Ivy A. Kodzi, John B. Casterline, Peter Aglobitse. 41(1): 45–54.

‚Toward a multidimensional measure of pregnancy intentions: Evidence from the

United States.‛ 2009. John S. Santelli, Laura Duberstein Lindberg, Mark G. Orr,

Lawrence B. Finer, Ilene Speizer. 40(2): 87–100.

‚Toward replacement fertility in Egypt and Tunisia.‛ 2009. Eltigani E. Eltigani. 40(3):

215–226.

‚Trends in unwanted childbearing in the developing world.‛ 1997. John Bongaarts.

28(4): 267–278.

‚Understanding the prevalence of female sterilization in rural South India.‛ 1999.

Minna Säävälä. 30(4): 288–301.

‚Unintended pregnancy: Worldwide levels, trends, and outcome.‛ 2010. Susheela

Singh, Gilda Sedgh, Rubina Hussain. 41(4): 241–250.

‚Using parity-progression ratios to estimate the effect of female sterilization on

fertility.‛ 1994. Paul W. Stupp, Renee Sanara. 25(6): 332–341.

‚What does the Matlab fertility experience really show?‛ John C. Caldwell, Pat

Caldwell. 23(5): 292–310.

‚Women and high fertility in Islamic northern Nigeria.‛ 2010. Chimaraoke O. Izugbara,

Alex C. Ezeh. 41(3): 193–204.

‚Women’s education and fertility: Results from 26 Demographic and Health Surveys.‛

1995. Teresa Castro Martín. 26(4): 187–202.

‚Women’s lives in transition: A qualitative analysis of the fertility decline in

Bangladesh.‛ 1996. Ruth Simmons. 27(5): 251–268.

‚Women’s status and fertility: Successive cross-sectional evidence from Tamil Nadu,

India, 1970–80.‛ 1991. Shireen J. Jejeebhoy. 22(4): 217–230.

Gender Preferences and Fertility

‚Contraceptive use in Matlab, Bangladesh: The role of gender preference.‛ 1992.

Mizanur Rahman, Jalaluddin Akbar, James F. Phillips, Stan Becker. 23(4): 229–242.

‚Gender differences in the schooling experiences of adolescents in low-income

countries: The case of Kenya.‛ 1998. Barbara S. Mensch, Cynthia B. Lloyd. 29(2): 167–

184.

‚Ideal-family-size and sex-composition preferences among wives and husbands in

Nepal.‛ 1996. Sharon Stash. 27(2): 107–118.

‚Looking locally at China’s one-child policy.‛ 1998. Susan E. Short, Zhai Fengying.

29(4): 373–387.

‚Sex preference and fertility in peninsular Malaysia.‛ 1994. Suet–ling Pong. 25(3): 137–

148.

‚Son preference and differential treatment in Morocco and Tunisia.‛ 1997. Carla

Makhlouf Obermeyer, Rosario Cárdenas. 28(3): 235–244.

‚Son preference in a rural village in North Vietnam.‛ 2002. Danièle Bélanger. 33(4): 321–

334.

‚Son preference in the context of fertility decline: Limits to new constructions of gender

and kinship in Nepal.‛ 2010. Jan Brunson. 41(2): 89–98.

‚Son preference in Vietnam.‛ 1995. Jonathan Haughton, Dominique Haughton. 26(6):

325–337.

Gender Relations

‚Convergence and divergence in spouses’ perspectives on women’s autonomy in rural

India.‛ 2002. Shireen Jejeebhoy. 33(4): 299–308.

‚Couples’ reports of women’s autonomy and health-care use in Nepal.‛ 2007. Keera

Allendorf. 38(1): 35–46.

‚Cultivating men’s interest in family planning in rural El Salvador.‛ 2005. Rebecka I.

Lundgren, James N. Gribble, Margaret E. Greene, Gail E. Emrick, Margarita de Monroy.

36(3): 173–188.

‚The effect of power in sexual relationships on sexual and reproductive health: An

examination of the evidence.‛ 2001. Ann K. Blanc. 32(3): 189–213.

‚Factors associated with spousal physical violence against women in Bangladesh.‛

2005. Ruchira Tabassum Naved, Lars Åke Persson. 36(4): 289–300.

‚Gender-role attitudes among Egyptian adolescents.‛ 2003. Barbara S. Mensch, Barbara

L. Ibrahim, Susan M. Lee, Omaima El-Gibaly. 34(1): 8–18.

‚Gender, migration, risky sex, and HIV infection in China.‛ 2006. Xiushi Yang, Guomei

Xia. 37(4): 241–250.

‚How gender roles influence sexual and reproductive health among South African

adolescents.‛

‚Husband–wife survey responses in Malawi.‛ 2001. Kate Miller, Eliya Msiyaphazi Zulu,

Susan Cotts Watkins. 32(2): 161–174.

‚The influence of parents’ marital relationship and women’s status on children’s age at

first sex in Cebu, Philippines.‛ Ushma D. Upadhyay, Michelle J. Hindin. 2007. 38(3):

173–186.

‚Intimate partner violence and interference with women's efforts to avoid pregnancy in

Jordan.‛ 2008. Cari Jo Clark, Jay Silverman, Inaam A. Khalaf, Basem Abu Ra'ad, Zeinab

Abu Al Sha'ar, Abdullah Abu Al Ata, Anwar Batieha. 39(2): 123–132.

‚Researching domestic violence against women: Methodological and ethical

considerations.‛ 2001. Mary Ellsberg, Lori Heise, Rodolfo Peña, Sonia Agurto Anna

Winkvist. 32(1): 1–16.

‚Son preference in a rural village in North Vietnam.‛ 2002. Danièle Bélanger. 33(4): 321–

334.

‚Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo: A longitudinal

assessment.‛ 2002. Ayaga A. Bawah. 33(2): 185–194.

‚Unsafe abortion in Tanzania and the need for involving men in postabortion

contraceptive counseling.‛ 2005. Vibeke Rasch, Mathias A. Lyaruu. 36(4): 301–310.

‚Ties of dependence: AIDS and transactional sex in rural Malawi.‛ 2007. Ann Swidler,

Susan Cotts Watkins. 38(3): 147–162.

‚Women’s acceptance of intimate partner violence within marriage in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 2008. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Farzana Islam. 39(1): 49–58.

‚Women’s education and the timing of marriage and childbearing in the next

generation: Evidence from rural Bangladesh.‛ 2007. Lisa M. Bates, Joanna Maselko,

Sidney Ruth Schuler. 38(2): 101–112.

‚Young women’s perceived ability to refuse sex in urban Cameroon.‛ 2008. Megan

Klein Hattori, Laurie DeRose. 39(4): 309–320.

HIV and AIDS

‚Age at first sex and HIV infection in rural Zimbabwe.‛ 2007. Timothy B. Hallett, James

J.C. Lewis, Ben A. Lopman, Constance A. Nyamukapa, Phyllis Mushati, Mainford

Wambe, Geoff P. Garnett, Simon Gregson. 38(1): 1–10.

‚Assessing the potential of condom use to prevent the spread of HIV: A

microsimulation study.‛ 2004. Michael Bracher, Gigi Santow, Susan Cotts Watkins.

35(1): 48–64.</p>

‚Behavioral mechanisms in HIV epidemiology and prevention: Past, present, and

future roles.‛ 2009. Jeffrey B. Bingenheimer, Arline T. Geronimus. 40(3): 187–204.

‚Condom promotion for AIDS prevention in the developing world: Is it working?‛

2004. Norman Hearst, Sanny Chen. 35(1): 39–47.

‚Condom use within marital and cohabiting partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South

Africa.‛ 2004. Pranitha Maharaj, John Cleland. 35(2): 116–124.

‚Developing an interactive STD-prevention program for youth: Lessons from a North

Indian slum.‛ 2000. Shally Awasthi, Mark Nichter, V.K. Pande. 31(2): 138–150.

‚Diffusion and focus in sexual networking: Identifying partners and partners’

partners.‛ 1992. I.O. Orubuloye, John C. Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 23(6): 343–351.

‚Early marriage and HIV risks in sub-Saharan Africa.‛ 2004. Shelley Clark. 35(3): 149–

160.

‚Ethical and public health considerations in HIV counseling and testing: Policy

implications.‛ 2007. Sara E. Yeatman. 38(4): 271–278.

‚Evaluating the program effects of a radio drama about AIDS in Zambia.‛ 1996. P.

Stanley Yoder, Robert Hornik, Ben C. Chirwa. 27(4): 188–203.

‚Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru

District, Kenya.‛ 2000. Evasius K. Bauni, Ben Obonyo Jarabi. 31(1): 69–80.

‚Female genital cutting and HIV/AIDS among Kenyan women.‛ 2007. Kathryn M.

Yount, Bisrat K. Abraham. 38(2): 73–88.

‚Field experiences integrating family planning into programs to prevent mother-to-

child transmission of HIV.‛ 2005. Naomi Rutenberg, Carolyn Baek. 36(3): 235–245.

‚A framework of sexual partnerships: Risks and implications for HIV prevention in

Africa.‛ 2009. Commentary. Edward C. Green, Timothy L. Mah, Allison Ruark, Norman

Hearst. 40(1): 63–70.

‚Gender, migration, risky sex, and HIV infection in China.‛ 2006. Xiushi Yang, Guomei

Xia. 37(4): 241–250.

‚HIV infection and fertility preferences in rural Malawi.‛ 2009. Sara Yeatman. 40(4):

261–276.

‚Integration of STI and HIV prevention, care, and treatment into family planning

services: A review of the literature.‛ 2009. Kathryn Church, Susannah H. Mayhew.

40(3): 171–186.

‚The link between postnatal abstinence and extramarital sex in Côte d'Ivoire.‛ 2001.

Mohamed M. Ali, John G. Cleland. 32(3): 214–219.

‚The moral lens of population control: Condoms and controversies in Southern

Malawi.‛ 2004. Amy Kaler. 35(2): 105–115.

‚Premarital sex, procreation, and HIV risk in Nigeria.‛ 2004. Daniel Jordan Smith. 35(4):

223–235.

‚Providers' views concerning family planning service delivery to HIV-positive women

in Mozambique.‛ 2010. Sarah R. Hayford and Victor Agadjanian. 41(4): 291–300.

‚Reaching the underserved: Family planning for women with HIV.‛ 2010. Rose

Wilcher and Willard Cates, Jr. 41(2): 125–128.

‚Reframing research on sexual behavior and HIV.‛ 2005. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer.

36(1): 1–12.

‚Relationships between older men and younger women: Implications for STIs/HIV in

Kenya.‛ 2004. Kim Longfield, Anne Glick, Margaret Waithaka, John Berman. 35(2): 125–

134.

‚Routine testing for HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa: A philosopher’s perspective.‛

2007. George M. Brockway. 38(4): 279–283.

‚Sexual behavior and STI/HIV status among adolescents in rural Malawi: An evaluation

of the effect of interview mode on reporting.‛ 2008. Barbara S. Mensch, Paul C. Hewett,

Richard Gregory, Stephane Helleringer. 39(4): 321–336.

‚The sexual ethics of HIV testing and the rights and responsibilities of partners.‛ 2007.

Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 38(4): 284–296.

‚Sexual networking in the Ekiti district of Nigeria.‛ 1991. I.O. Orubuloye, John C.

Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 22(2): 61–73.

‚Sexual networking in provincial Thailand.‛ 1993. Napaporn Havanon, Anthony

Bennett, John Knodel. 24(1): 1–17.

‚Should caregivers be compelled to disclose patients' HIV infection to the patients' sex

partners without consent?‛ 2007. Babafemi Odunsi. 38(4): 297–308.

‚Ties of dependence: AIDS and transactional sex in rural Malawi.‛ 2007. Ann Swidler,

Susan Cotts Watkins. 38(3): 147–162.

‚Where are the gaps? The effects of HIV-prevention interventions on behavioral

change.‛ 2004. Lori Bollinger, Katherine Cooper-Arnold, John Stover. 35(1): 27–38.

‚Young people’s sexual partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Patterns,

contextual influences, and HIV risk.‛ 2008. Abigail Harrison, John Cleland, Janet

Frohlich. 39(4): 295–308.

Impact of Media

‚Associations of mass media exposure with family planning attitudes and practices in

Uganda.‛ 2003. Neeru Gupta, Charles Katende, Ruth Bessinger. 34(1): 19–31.

‚The effects of a communication program on contraceptive ideation and use among

young women in Northern Nigeria.‛ 2008. Stella Babalola, Lisa Folda, Hadiza Babayaro.

39(3): 211–220.

‚Effects of an entertainment-education radio soap opera on family planning behavior in

Tanzania.‛ 1999. Everett M. Rogers, Peter W. Vaughan, Ramadhan M.A. Swalehe,

Nagesh Rao, Peer Svenkerud, Suruchi Sood. 30(3): 193–211.

‚Evaluating the program effects of a radio drama about AIDS in Zambia.‛ 1996. P.

Stanley Yoder, Robert Hornik, Ben C. Chirwa. 27(4): 188–203.

‚Family planning information sources and media exposure among Zimbabwean men.‛

1991. Donald J. Adamchak, Michael Mbizvo. 22(5): 326–331.

‚Impact of an advertising campaign on condom use in urban Pakistan.‛ 2010. Sohail

Agha, Dominique Meekers. 41(4): 277–290.

‚The impact of the Healthcom mass media campaign on timely initiation of

breastfeeding in Jordan.‛ 1993. Judith A. McDivitt, Susan Zimicki, Robert Hornik,

Ayman Abulaban. 24(5): 295–309.

‚The reach and effect of radio communication campaigns on condom use in Malawi.‛

2007. Dominique Meekers, Ronan Van Rossem, Martha Silva, Andrew Koleros. 38(2):

113–120.

IUDs

‚The cost of IUD failure in China.‛ 1993. Commentary: Joan Kaufman. 24(3): 194–196.

‚IUD discontinuation patterns and correlates in four counties in North China.‛ 1995. Tu

Ping. 26(3): 169–179.

‚IUD protocols for international training.‛ 1993. Commentary: Marcia A. Angle, Laura

A. Brown, Pierre Buekens. 24(2): 125–131.

‚Should the recommended number of IUD revisits be reduced?‛ Barbara Janowitz,

David Hubacher, Thomas Petrick, Nootan Dighe. 25(6): 362–367.

Legal Issues

‚Abortion and women’s rights in Poland, 1994.‛ 1994. Commentary: Henry P. David,

Anna Titkow. 25(4): 239–242.

‚Human rights and reproductive choice.‛ 1993. Lynn P. Freedman, Stephen L. Isaacs.

24(1): 18–30.

‚International human rights and women’s reproductive health.‛ 1993. Rebecca J. Cook.

24(2): 73–86.

‚Maintenance payments for child support in Southern Africa: Using law to promote

family planning.‛ 1992. Alice Armstrong. 23(4): 217–228.

‚Marriage law and practice in the Sahel.‛ 1991. Abd-el Kader Boye, Kathleen Hill,

Stephen Isaacs, Deborah Gordis. 22(6): 343–349.

Maternal and Child Health

‚Childlessness, subfertility, and infertility in Tanzania.‛ 1996. Ulla Larsen. 27(1): 18–28.

‚Culture, maternal health, and women’s status.‛ 1993. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer.

24(6): 354–365.

‚Does use of the calendar in surveys reduce heaping?‛ 2003. Stan Becker, Nafissatou

Diop-Sidibé. 34(2): 127–132.

‚The effects of unintended pregnancy on infant, child, and parental health: A review of

the literature.‛ 2008. Jessica D. Gipson, Michael A. Koenig, and Michelle J. Hindin.

39(1): 18–38.

“Estimating obstetric mortality from pregnancy-related deaths recorded in demographic censuses and surveys.” 2011. Michel Garenne. 42(4): 237–246.

‚Issues in measuring maternal morbidity: Lessons from the Philippines Safe

Motherhood Survey Project.‛ 1996. M. Kathryn Stewart, Cynthia K. Stanton, Mario

Festin, Nora Jacobson. 27(1): 29–35.

‚Levels and trends in cesarean birth in the developing world.‛ 2006. Cynthia K.

Stanton, Sara A. Holtz. 37(1): 41–48.

‚Management information systems in maternal and child health/family planning

programs: A multi-country analysis.‛ 1991. Alan Keller. 22(1): 19–30.

‚Maternal health care utilization in Jordan: A study of patterns and determinants.‛

1991. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer, Joseph E. Potter. 22(3): 177–187.

“Measuring the effect of fertility decline on the maternal mortality ratio.” 2011. Anrudh K. Jain. 42(4): 247–260.

‚Meeting the family planning needs of postpartum women.‛ 2009. Commentary.

Ricardo Vernon. 40(3): 235–245.

‚Potential effects on fertility and child health and survival of birth-spacing preferences

in sub-Saharan Africa.‛ 2000. Hantamalala Rafalimanana, Charles F. Westoff. 31(2): 99–

110.

‚Preceding birth intervals and child survival: Searching for pathways of influence.‛

1992. J. Ties Boerma, George T. Bicego. 23(4): 243–256.

‚The quality of family relationships and use of maternal health-care services in India.‛

2010. Keera Allendorf. 41(4): 263–276.

‚The quality of hospital-based antenatal care in Istanbul.‛ 2006. Janet Molzan Turan,

Ayşen Bulut, Hacer Nalbant, Nuriye Ortaylı, A. Arzu Koloğlu Akalın. 37(1): 49–60.

‚Rural Indian women’s care-seeking behavior and choice of provider for gynecological

symptoms.‛ 2003. Manju Rani, Sekhar Bonu. 34(3): 173–185.

‚Validating neonatal mortality and use of NGO reproductive health outreach services

in rural Bangladesh.‛ 2006. Alex Mercer, Nowsher Uddin, Nafisa Lira Huq, Fariha

Haseen, Mobarak Hossain Khan, Charles P. Larson. 37(2): 111–122.

‚Why are infant and child mortality rates lower in the MCH-FP area of Matlab,

Bangladesh?‛ 2006. Lauren Hale, Julie DaVanzo, Abdur Razzaque, Mizanur Rahman.

37(4): 281–292.

‚Women’s and health-care providers’ views of maternal practices and services in rural

Nigeria.‛ 1994. Chinyelu B. Okafor, Rahna Rizzuto. 25(6): 353–361.

‚Women's use of private and government health facilities for childbirth in Nairobi's

informal settlements.‛ 2009. Eva S. Bazant, Michael A. Koenig, Jean-Christophe Fotso,

Samuel Mills. 40(1): 39–50.

Maternal Morbidity and Mortality

‚Abortion-related maternal mortality in the Russian Federation.‛ 2004. Irina

Alekseevna Zhirova, Olga Grigorievna Frolova, Tatiana Mikhailovna Astakhova, Evert

Ketting. 35(3): 178–188.

‚Accuracy of indirect estimates of maternal mortality: A simulation model.‛ 1997.

Michel Garenne, Fabrice Friedberg. 28(2): 132–142.

‚An assessment of DHS maternal mortality indicators.‛ 2000. Cynthia Stanton,

Noureddine Abderrahim, Kenneth Hill. 31(2): 111–123.

‚The Bali indirect maternal mortality study.‛ 1994. Dewa Nyoman Wirawan, Michael

Linnan. 25(5): 304–309.

‚Barriers to treatment of obstetric emergencies in rural communities of West Africa.‛

1992. The Prevention of Maternal Mortality Network. 23(5): 279–291.

‚Beliefs and practices regarding delivery and postpartum maternal morbidity in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1995. Elizabeth Goodburn, Rukhsana Gazi, Mushtaque Chowdhury. 26(1):

22–32.

‚Community study of gynecological and related morbidities in rural Egypt.‛ 1993.

Nabil Younis, Hind Khattab, Huda Zurayk, Mawaheb El-Mouelhy, Mohamed Fadle

Amin, Abdel Moneim Farag. 24(3): 175–186.

‚A community-based investigation of avoidable factors for maternal mortality in

Zimbabwe.‛ 1996. Susan Fawcus, Michael Mbizvo, Gunilla Lindmark, Lennarth

Nyström. 27(6): 319–327.

‚Comparing women’s reports with medical diagnoses of reproductive morbidity

conditions in rural Egypt.‛ 1995. Huda Zurayk, Hind Khattab, Nabil Younis, Olfia

Kamal, Mahinaz El-Helw. 26(1): 14–21.

‚Confidence intervals and sample-size calculations for the sisterhood method of

estimating maternal mortality.‛ 1996. James A. Hanley, Catherine A. Hagen, Tesfaye

Shiferaw. 27(4): 220–227.

‚Contraceptive choice and reproductive morbidity in Istanbul.‛ 1997. Ayşen Bulut,

Véronique Filippi, Tom Marshall, Hacer Nalbant, Nuray Yolsal, Wendy Graham. 28(1):

35–43.

‚Dead mothers and injured wives: The social context of maternal morbidity and

mortality among the Hausa of northern Nigeria.‛ 1998. L. Lewis Wall. 29(4): 341–359.

‚Direct and indirect estimates of maternal mortality in rural Burkina Faso.‛ 1997.

Michel Garenne, Rainer Sauerborn, Adrien Nougtara, Matthias Borchert, Justus Benzler,

Jochen Diesfeld. 28(1): 54–61.

‚An ecological analysis of maternal mortality ratios.‛ 2001. Commentary: Nancy L.

Sloan, Beverly Winikoff, Fariyal F. Fikree. 32(4): 352–355.

‚A framework for analyzing the determinants of maternal mortality.‛ 1992. James

McCarthy, Deborah Maine. 23(1): 23–33.

‚Issues in measuring maternal morbidity: Lessons from the Philippines Safe

Motherhood Survey Project.‛ 1996. M. Kathryn Stewart, Cynthia K. Stanton, Mario

Festin, Nora Jacobson. 27(1): 29–35.

‚Levels and causes of maternal mortality in southern India.‛ 1993. Jagdish C. Bhatia.

24(5): 310–318.

‚Levels and determinants of gynecological morbidity in a district of South India.‛ 1997.

Jagdish C. Bhatia, John Cleland, Leela Bhagavan, N.S.N. Rao. 28(2): 95–103.

‚Long-term effects of reproductive history on all-cause mortality among adults in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 2004. Lisa S. Hurt, Carine Ronsmans, Oona M.R. Campbell, Sajal Saha,

Mike Kenward, Maria Quigley. 35(3):189–196.

‚Maternal mortality among the Kassena-Nankana of northern Ghana.‛ 1999. Pierre

Ngom, Patricia Akweongo, Philip Adongo, Ayaga Agula Bawah, Fred Binka. 30(2): 142–

147.

‚Maternal mortality estimation: Separating pregnancy-related and non-pregnancy-

related risks.‛ 1995. Guy Stecklov. 26(1): 33–38.

‚Maternal mortality in Giza, Egypt: Magnitude, causes, and prevention.‛ 1992. Thomas

T. Kane, Adel A. El-Kady, Saneya Saleh, Marvin Hage, John Stanback, Linda Potter.

23(1): 45–57.

‚Maternal mortality in Ile-Ife, Nigeria: A study of risk factors.‛ 1992. Friday E.

Okonofua, A. Abejide, Roger A. Makanjuola. 23(5): 319–324.

‚Maternal mortality in India: Estimates from a regression model.‛ 1995. P.N. Mari Bhat,

K. Navaneetham, S. Irudaya Rajan. 26(4): 217–232.

‚Maternal mortality in India: An update.‛ 2002. P.N. Mari Bhat. 33(3): 227–236.

‚Maternal mortality in Vietnam in 1994–95.‛ 1999. Do Trong Hieu, Robert Hanenberg,

Trinh Huu Vach, Dao Quang Vinh, David Sokal. 30(4): 329–338.

‚Screening and syndromic approaches to identify gonorrhea and chlamydial infection

among women. 2000. Nancy L. Sloan, Beverly Winikoff, Nicole Haberland, Christa

Coggins, Christopher Elias. 31(1): 55–68.

‚Self-reported symptoms of gynecological morbidity and their treatment in South

India.‛ 1995. Jagdish Bhatia, John Cleland. 26(4): 187–202.

‚Short birth intervals don’t kill women: Evidence from Matlab, Bangladesh.‛ 1998.

Carine Ronsmans, Oona Campbell. 29(3): 282–290.

‚The sisterhood method of estimating maternal mortality: The Matlab experience.‛

1995. Mohammed Shahidullah. 26(2): 101–106.

‚A study of field-based methods for diagnosing reproductive tract infections in rural

Yunnan Province, China.‛ 1999. Joan Kaufman, Yan Liqin, Wang Tongyin, Anne

Faulkner. 30(2): 112–119.

‚The validity of verbal autopsies for assessing the causes of institutional maternal

death.‛ 1998. Daniel Chandramohan, Laura C. Rodrigues, Gillian H. Maude, Richard J.

Hayes. 29(4): 414–422.

‚Why did maternal mortality decline in Matlab?‛ 1996. Deborah Maine, Murat Z.

Akalin, Jyotsnamoy Chakraborty, Andres de Francisco, Michael Strong. 27(4): 179–187.

‚Why perinatal mortality cannot be a proxy for maternal mortality.‛ 1997. Murat Z.

Akalin, Deborah Maine, Andres de Francisco, Roger Vaughan. 28(4): 330–335.

‚Women’s recall of obstetric complications in South Kalimantan, Indonesia.‛ 1997.

Carine Ronsmans, Endang Achadi, Surekha Cohen, Ali Zazri. 28(3): 203–214.

Men's Involvement in Reproductive Health

‚Barriers to treatment of obstetric emergencies in rural communities of West Africa.‛

1992. The Prevention of Maternal Mortality Network. 23(5): 279–291.

‚Changing men’s attitudes and behavior: The Zimbabwe male motivation project.‛

1992. Phyllis T. Piotrow, D. Lawrence Kincaid, Michelle J. Hindin, Cheryl L.

Lettenmaier, Innocent Kuseka, Terry Silberman, Alex Zinanga, Florence Chikara,

Donald J. Adamchak, Michael T. Mbizvo, Wilma Lynn, Opia Mensah Kumah, Young-

Mi Kim. 23(6): 365–375.

‚Couples and reproductive health: A review of couple studies.‛ 1996. Stan Becker. 27(6):

291–306.

‚Covert contraceptive use: Prevalence, motivations, and consequences.‛ 1998. Ann

Biddlecom, Bolaji M. Fapohunda. 29(4): 360–372.

‚Estimates and explanations of gender differentials in contraceptive prevalence rates.‛

1997. Alex Chika Ezeh, Gora Mboup. 28(2): 104–121.

‚Factors that determine prevalence of use of contraceptive methods for men.‛ 1993.

Karin Ringheim. 24(2): 87–99.

‚Family planning knowledge, attitudes, and practices of men in Zimbabwe.‛ 1991.

Michael T. Mbizvo, Donald J. Adamchak. 22(1): 31–38.

‚Husbands’ involvement in abortion in Vietnam.‛ 1998. Annika Johannson, Nguyen

Thu Nga, Tran Quang Huy, Doan Du Dat, Kristina Holmgren. 29(4): 400–408.

‚Husbands’ reproductive health knowledge, attitudes, and behavior in Uttar Pradesh,

India.‛ 1998. Kaushalendra K. Singh, Shelah S. Bloom, Amy Ong Tsui. 29(4): 414–422.

‚Influence of spouses over each other’s contraceptive attitudes in Ghana.‛ 1993. Alex

Chika Ezeh. 24(3): 163–174.

‚Male involvement in family planning: A case study spanning five generations of a

South Indian family.‛ 1997. Mihira V. Karra, Nancy N. Stark, Joyce Wolf. 28(1): 24–34.

‚Perceptions and practices relating to condom use among urban men in Haiti.‛ 1991.

Michaelle L. Boulos, Reginald Boulos, Douglas J. Nichols. 22(5): 318–325.

‚A qualitative study of clandestine contraceptive use in urban Mali.‛ 1999. Sarah Castle,

Mamadou Kani Konaté, Priscilla R. Ulin, Sarah Martin. 30(3): 231–248.

‚Reproductive motivation and family-size preferences among Nigerian men.‛ 1994.

Uche C. Isiugo-Abanihe. 25(3): 149–161.

‚Who’s at risk? Men’s STD experience and condom use in Southwest Nigeria.‛ 2000.

Lisa J. Messersmith, Thomas T. Kane, Adetanwa I. Odebiyi, Alfred A. Adewuyi. 31(3):

203–216.

Migration

‚Effects of rural–urban return migration on women's family planning and reproductive

health attitudes and behavior in rural China.‛ 2010. Jiajian Chen, Hongyan Liu,

Zhenming Xie. 41(1): 31–44.

‚Gender, migration, risky sex, and HIV infection in China.‛ 2006. Xiushi Yang, Guomei

Xia. 37(4): 241–250.

“Multiple transitions and HIV risk among orphaned Kenyan schoolgirls.” 2011. Sanyu A. Mojola. 42(1): 29–40.

Millennium Development Goals

‛The changing discourse on population and development: Toward a new political

demography.‛ 2005. Commentary: Stan Bernstein. 36(2): 127–132.

‚Excerpts from UN Millennium Project Reports.‛ 2005. 36(2): 144–157.

‚Keeping sexual and reproductive health at the forefront of global efforts to reduce

poverty.‛ 2005. Commentary: Steven W. Sinding. 36(2): 140–143.

‚The Millennium Development Goals minus reproductive health: An unfortunate, but

not disastrous, omission.‛ 2005. Commentary: Alaka Malwade Basu. 36(2): 132–134.

‚The reproductive health community: A valuable asset for achieving the MDGs.‛ 2005.

Commentary: Mahmoud F. Fathalla. 36(2): 135–137.

‚Reproductive health and the MDGs: Is the glass half full or half empty?‛ 2005.

Commentary: Adrienne Germain, Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 36(2): 137–140.

‚Reproductive health and the Millennium Development Goals: The missing link.‛ 2005.

Commentary: Barbara Crossette. 36(1): 71–79.

Opinopn Studies

“Experiences and opinions of health-care professionals regarding legal abortion in

Mexico City: A qualitative study.” 2011. Xipatl Contreras, Marieke G. van Dijk, Tahilin

Sanchez, and Patricio Sanhueza Smith. 42(3): 183–190.

“Public opinion on abortion in eight Mexican states amid opposition to legalization.”

2011. Jorge Valencia Rodríguez, Kate S. Wilson, Claudia Díaz Olavarrieta, Sandra G.

García, and Maria Luisa Sánchez Fuentes. 42(3): 191–198.

“Public opinion on abortion in Mexico City after the landmark reform.” 2011. Kate S. Wilson, Sandra G. García, Claudia Díaz Olavarrieta, Aremis Villalobos-Hernández, Jorge Valencia Rodríguez, Patricio Sanhueza Smith, and Courtney Burks. 42(3): 175–182.

Policy Issues

‚Adolescent reproductive health in Indonesia: Contested values and policy inaction.‛

2009. Iwu Dwisetyani Utomo, Peter McDonald. 40(2): 133–146.

‚Bridging the gap between evidence-based innovation and national health-sector

reform in Ghana.‛ 2004. John Koku Awoonor-Williams, Ellie S. Feinglass, Rachel Tobey,

Maya N. Vaughan-Smith, Frank K. Nyonator, Tanya C. Jones. 35(3): 161–177.

‚Changes in American opinion about family planning.‛ 2004. Clifford Grammich, Julie

DaVanzo, Kate Stewart. 35(3): 197–206.

‚The changing discourse on population and development: Toward a new political

demography.‛ 2005. Commentary: Stan Bernstein. 36(2): 127–132.

‚China’s family planning policy: An overview of its past and future.‛ 2002. Isabelle

Attané. 33(1): 103–113.

‚Determinants of induced abortion and their policy implications in four counties in

North China.‛ 1995. Tu Ping, Herbert L. Smith. 26(5): 278–286.

‚The dilemma of past success: Insiders’ views on the future of the international family

planning movement.‛ 2005. Ann K. Blanc, Amy O. Tsui. 36(4): 263–276.

‚Ethical and public health considerations in HIV counseling and testing: Policy

implications.‛ 2007. Sara E. Yeatman. 38(4): 271–278.

‚Ethics, ideology, and reproductive health policy in the United States.‛ 2007. Andrzej

Kulczycki. 38(4): 333–351.

‚Evaluating abortion-care programs: Old challenges, new directions.‛ 2005. Janie

Benson. 36(3): 189–202.

‚Excerpts from UN Millennium Project Reports.‛ 2005. 36(2): 144–157.

‚The impact of recent policy changes on fertility, abortion, and contraceptive use in

Romania.‛ 1995. Florina Serbanescu, Leo Morris, Paul Stupp, Alin Stanescu. 26(2): 76–

87.

‚Impact of sustainability policies on sterilization services in Latin America.‛ 1992.

Jeanne Haws, Lynn Bakamjian, Tim Williams, Karen Johnson Lassner. 23(2): 85–96.

‚Implementing the ICPD’s message.‛ 1995. Commentary: Anrudh Jain. 26(5): 296–298.

‚Improving the fit: Adolescents’ needs and future programs for sexual and

reproductive health in developing countries.‛ 1998. Jane Hughes, Ann P. McCauley.

29(2): 233–245.

‚Incentives, population policy, and reproductive rights: Ethical issues.‛ 1995.

Commentary: Stephen Isaacs. 26(6): 363–367.

‚Keeping sexual and reproductive health at the forefront of global efforts to reduce

poverty.‛ 2005. Commentary: Steven W. Sinding. 36(2): 140–143.

‚Laying the foundation for girls’ healthy futures: Can sports play a role?‛ 1998.

Commentary: Martha Brady. 29(1): 79–82.

‚Looking locally at China’s one-child policy.‛ 1998. Susan E. Short, Zhai Fengying.

29(4): 373–387.

‚The Millennium Development Goals minus reproductive health: An unfortunate, but

not disastrous, omission.‛ 2005. Commentary: Alaka Malwade Basu. 36(2): 132–134.

‚Perceptions of population policy, development, and family planning programs in

Northern Nigeria.‛ 1996. Elisha P. Renne. 27(3): 127–136.

‚Policy implications of the next world demographic transition.‛ 2002. Sarah F.

Harbison, Warren C. Robinson. 33(1): 37–48.

‚The politics of population policy in the Islamic Republic of Iran.‛ 2000. Homa Hoodfar,

Samad Assadpour. 31(1): 19–34.

‚Population policy in South Africa.‛ 1993. Orieji Chimere-Dan. 24(1): 31–39.

‚Premarital fertility in rural South Africa: A challenge to existing population policy.‛

2000. Michel Garenne, Stephen Tollman, Kathleen Kahn. 31(1): 47–54.

‚The reproductive health community: A valuable asset for achieving the MDGs.‛ 2005.

Commentary: Mahmoud F. Fathalla. 36(2): 135–137.

‚Reproductive health and the MDGs: Is the glass half full or half empty?‛ 2005.

Commentary: Adrienne Germain, Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 36(2): 137–140.

‚Reproductive health and the Millennium Development Goals: The missing link.‛ 2005.

Commentary: Barbara Crossette. 36(1): 71–79.

‚Reproductive health in Iran: Pragmatic achievements, unmet needs, and ethical

challenges in a theocratic system.‛ 2007. Amir H. Mehryar, Shirin Ahmad-Nia, Shahla

Kazemipour. 38(4): 352–361.

‚Should caregivers be compelled to disclose patients' HIV infection to the patients' sex

partners without consent?‛ 2007. Babafemi Odunsi. 38(4): 297–308.

‚United Nations population conferences: Shaping the policy agenda for the twenty-first

century.‛ 2002. Jason L. Finkle, C. Alison McIntosh. 33(1): 11–23.

‚What drives donor funding in population assistance programs? Evidence from OECD

countries.‛ 2006. Hendrik P. van Dalen, Mieke Reuser. 37(3): 141–154.

‚When will teenage childbearing become a problem? The implications of Western

experience with teenage childbearing for developing countries.‛ 1998. Frank F.

Furstenberg, Jr. 29(2): 246–253.

Privacy/Confidentiality

‚Confidentiality concerns with mapping survey data in reproductive health research.‛

2007. Jill E. Sherman, Tamara L. Fetters. 38(4): 309–321.

‚Ethical and human rights perspectives on providers’ obligation to ensure adolescents’

rights to privacy.‛ 2007. Karin Ringheim. 38(4): 245–252.

‚Ethical and public health considerations in HIV counseling and testing: Policy

implications.‛ 2007. Sara E. Yeatman. 38(4): 271–278.

‚Should caregivers be compelled to disclose patients' HIV infection to the patients' sex

partners without consent?‛ 2007. Babafemi Odunsi. 38(4): 297–308.

Quality of Care

‚Assessing family planning service-delivery skills in Kenya.‛ 1997. Joseph J. Valadez,

Rikka Transgrud, Margaret Mbugua, Tamara Smith. 28(2): 143–150.

‚A client-centered approach to family planning: The Davao Project.‛ 2001. Marilou

Costello, Marlina Lacuesta, Saumya RamaRao, Anrudh Jain. 32(4): 302–314.

‚The client’s view of high-quality care in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1993. Hernán Vera. 24(1): 40–

49.

‚Creating linkages between incomplete abortion treatment and family planning services

in Kenya.‛ 1999. Julie Solo, Deborah L. Billings, Colette Aloo-Obunga, Achola Ominde,

Margaret Makumi. 30(1): 17–27.

‚Does choice make a difference to contraceptive use? Evidence from East Java.‛ 1991.

Siti Pariani, David M. Heer, Maurice D. Van Arsdol, Jr. 22(6): 384–390.

‚Evaluating abortion-care programs: Old challenges, new directions.‛ 2005. Janie

Benson. 36(3): 189–202.

‚Expanding contraceptive choice: Findings from Brazil.‛ 1999. Margarita Díaz, Ruth

Simmons, Juan Díaz, Carlos Gonzalez, Maria Yolanda Makuch, Debora Bossemeyer.

30(1): 1–16.

‚Facilitating large-scale transitions to quality of care: An idea whose time has come.‛

2002. Ruth Simmons, Joseph Brown, Margarita Díaz. 33(1): 61–75.

‚Hospital policies and practices concerning normal childbirth in Jordan.‛ 2008. Mary

Sweidan, Ziyad Mahfoud, Jocelyn DeJong.‛ 39(1): 59–68.

‚How well do perceptions of family planning service quality correspond to objective

measures? Evidence from Tanzania.‛ 2000. Ilene S. Speizer, Kenneth A. Bollen. 31(2):

163–177.

‚The impact of the quality of family planning services on contraceptive use in Peru.‛

1996. Barbara Mensch, Mary Arends-Kuenning, Anrudh Jain. 27(2): 59–75.

‚The impact of a quality-improvement package on reproductive health services

delivered by private providers in Uganda.‛ 2010. Sohail Agha. 41(3): 205–215.

‚Implications for evaluating the impact of family planning programs with a

reproductive health orientation.‛ 2001. Anrudh Jain. 32(3): 220–229.

‚Improving the quality of service delivery in Nigeria.‛ 1992. Young-Mi Kim, Jose

Rimon, Kim Winnard, Carol Corso, I.V. Mako, Sebioniga Lawal, Stella Babalola, Dale

Huntington. 23(2): 118–127.

‚Improving the medical care and counseling of postabortion patients in Egypt.‛ 1995.

Dale Huntington, Ezzeldin Osman Hassan, Nabil Attallah, Nahid Toubia, Mohamed

Naguib, Laila Nawar. 26(6): 350–362.

‚Indicators for measuring the quality of family planning services in Nigeria.‛ 1994. Ian

Askew, Barbara Mensch, Alfred Adewuyi. 25(5): 268–283.

‚The influence of quality of care upon contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1997.

Michael A. Koenig, Mian Bazle Hossain, Maxine Whittaker. 28(4): 278–289.

‚Integrated maternal and infant health care in the postpartum period in a poor

neighborhood in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1999. Reynaldo Alvarado, Ana Zepeda, Soledad

Rivero, Nieves Rico, Susana López, Soledad Díaz. 30(2): 133–141.

‚Introducing client-centered reproductive health services in a Pakistani setting.‛ 2005.

Zeba Sathar, Minhaj ul Haque, Anrudh Jain, Saumya RamaRao, Jacqueline Kim. 36(3):

221–234.

‚Monitoring contraceptive continuation: Links to fertility outcomes and quality of

care.‛ 2002. Ann K. Blanc, Siân L. Curtis, Trevor N. Croft. 33(2): 127–140.

‚Organizing a public-sector vasectomy program in Brazil.‛ 2001. Luis Guilherme

Penteado, Francisco Cabral, Margarita Díaz, Juan Díaz, Laura Ghiron, Ruth Simmons.

32(4): 315–328.

‚Providers’ compliance with the Balanced Counseling Strategy in Guatemala.‛ 2005.

Federico R. León, Carlos Brambila, Marisela de la Cruz, Julio García Colindres, Carlos

Morales, Benedicto Vásquez. 36(2): 117–126.

‚Quality of care in China: Scaling up a pilot project into a national reform program.‛

2006. Joan Kaufman, Zhang Erli, Xie Zhenming. 37(1): 17–28.

‚Quality of care in family planning services in Morocco.‛ 1995. Lisanne Brown, Mostafa

Tyane, Jane Bertrand, Don Lauro, Mohamed Abou-ouakil, Lisa deMaria. 26(3): 154–168.

‚Quality of care within the Indian Family Welfare Programme: A review of recent

evidence.‛ 2000. Michael A. Koenig, Gillian H.C. Foo, Ketan Joshi. 31(1): 1–18.

‚The quality of family planning programs: Concepts, measurements, interventions, and

effects.‛ 2003. Saumya RamaRao, Raji Mohanam. 34(4): 227–248.

‚The quality of family planning services in rural China.‛ 1992. Joan Kaufman, Zhang

Zhirong, Qiao Xinjian, Zhang Yang. 23(2): 73–84.

‚The quality of hospital-based antenatal care in Istanbul.‛ 2006. Janet Molzan Turan,

Ayşen Bulut, Hacer Nalbant, Nuriye Ortaylı, A. Arzu Koloğlu Akalın. 37(1): 49–60.

‚The reliability of simulated clients’ quality-of-care ratings.‛ 1994. Federico R. León,

Gustavo Quiroz, Alfredo Brazzoduro. 25(3): 184–190.

‚Ruling out pregnancy among family planning clients: The impact of a checklist in three

countries.‛ 2005. John Stanback, Fatimata Diabate, Thierno Dieng, Telma Duarte de

Morales, Stirling Cummings, Mahamodou Traoré. 36(4): 311–315.

‚Rural Indian women’s care-seeking behavior and choice of provider for gynecological

symptoms.‛ 2003. Manju Rani, Sekhar Bonu. 34(3): 173–185.

‚Setting standards of quality in family planning programs.‛ 1992. Commentary:

Anrudh Jain, Judith Bruce, Barbara Mensch. 23(6): 392–395.

‚The simulated client method: Evaluating client–provider interactions in family

planning clinics.‛ 1993. Dale Huntington, Sidney Ruth Schuler. 24(3): 187–193.

‚Situation analysis study of the family planning program in Kenya.‛ 1991. Robert A.

Miller, Louis Ndhlovu, Margaret M. Gachara, Andrew Fisher. 22(3): 131–143.

‚Sterilization regret in the Dominican Republic: Looking for quality-of-care issues.‛

1995. Edilberto Loaiza. 26(1): 39–48.

‚Three strategies to promote sustainability of CEMOPLAF clinics in Ecuador.‛ 1998.

John H. Bratt, James Foreit, Teresa de Vargas. 29(1): 58–68.

‚Use of health professionals for obstetric care in northern Ghana.‛ 2005. Samuel Mills,

Jane T. Bertrand. 36(1): 45–56.

‚Using self-assessment to improve the quality of family planning clinic services.‛ 1993.

Pamela Lynam, Leslie McNeil Rabinovitz, Mofoluke Shobowale. 24(4): 252–260.

‚Using situation analysis data to assess the functioning of family planning clinics in

Nigeria, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.‛ 1994. Barbara Mensch, Andrew Fisher, Ian Askew,

Ayorinde Ajayi. 25(1): 18–31.

‚Why are infant and child mortality rates lower in the MCH-FP area of Matlab,

Bangladesh?‛ 2006. Lauren Hale, Julie DaVanzo, Abdur Razzaque, Mizanur Rahman.

37(4): 281–292.

Religion and Family Planning

‚Catholics using contraceptives: Religion, family planning, and interpretive agency in

rural Mexico.‛ 2008. Jennifer S. Hirsch. 39(2): 93–104.

‚The influence of changes in women's religious affiliation on contraceptive use and

fertility among the Kassena-Nankana of Northern Ghana.‛ 2009. Henry V. Doctor,

James F. Phillips, Evelyn Sakeah. 40(2): 113–122.

‚The influence of traditional religion on fertility regulation among the Kassena-

Nankana of northern Ghana.” 1998. Phillip B. Adongo, James F. Phillips, Fred N. Binka.

29(1): 23–40.

‚Patterns of contraceptive use in the United States: The importance of religious factors.‛

1991. Calvin Goldscheider, William D. Mosher. 22(2): 102–115.

‚Rates of induced abortion in Iran: The roles of contraceptive use and religiosity.‛ 2008.

Amir Erfani, Kevin McQuillan. 39(2): 111–122.

Reproductive Health

‚Adolescent reproductive health in Indonesia: Contested values and policy inaction.‛

2009. Iwu Dwisetyani Utomo, Peter McDonald. 40(2): 133–146.

‚Adolescents in Vietnam: Looking beyond reproductive health.‛ 2003. Barbara S.

Mensch, Wesley H. Clark, Dang Nguyen Anh. 34(4): 249–262.

‚Assessing the prevalence and determinants of unwanted pregnancy and induced

abortion in Nigeria.‛ 1999. Friday E. Okonofua, Clifford Odimegwu, Helen Ajabor,

Patrick H. Daru, Agnes Johnson. 30(1): 67–77.

‚Assessing the quality of cesarean birth data in the Demographic and Health Surveys.‛

2007. Sara A. Holtz, Cynthia K. Stanton. 38(1): 47–54.

‚Barriers to treatment of obstetric emergencies in rural communities of West Africa.‛

1992. The Prevention of Maternal Mortality Network. 23(5): 279–291.

‚Challenges to integrating sexual health issues into reproductive health programs in

Uzbekistan.‛ 2006. Cynthia Buckley. 37(3): 155–168.

‚Contextual influences on reproductive health service use in Uttar Pradesh, India.‛

2002. Rob Stephenson, Amy Ong Tsui. 33(4): 309–320.

‚Couples and reproductive health: A review of couple studies.‛ 1996. Stan Becker. 27(6):

291–306.

‚Creating linkages between incomplete abortion treatment and family planning services

in Kenya.‛ 1999. Julie Solo, Deborah L. Billings, Colette Aloo-Obunga, Achola Ominde,

Margaret Makumi. 30(1): 17–27.

‚Developing an interactive STD-prevention program for youth: Lessons from a North

Indian slum.‛ 2000. Shally Awasthi, Mark Nichter, V.K. Pande. 31(2): 138–150.

‚The effect of power in sexual relationships on sexual and reproductive health: An

examination of the evidence.‛ 2001. Ann K. Blanc. 32(3): 189–213.

‚Equity analysis: Identifying who benefits from family planning programs.‛ 2010.

Nuriye Ortayli and Shawn Malarcher. 41(2): 101–108.

“Estimating obstetric mortality from pregnancy-related deaths recorded in demographic censuses and surveys.” 2011. Michel Garenne. 42(4): 237–246.

‚Evaluating abortion-care programs: Old challenges, new directions.‛ 2005. Janie

Benson. 36(3): 189–202.

‚Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru

District, Kenya.‛ 2000. Evasius K. Bauni, Ben Obonyo Jarabi. 31(1): 69–80.

‚Female genital cutting practices in Burkina Faso and Mali and their negative health

outcomes.‛ 1999. Heidi Jones, Nafissatou Diop, Ian Askew, Inoussa Kaboré. 30(3): 219–

230.

‚Field experiences integrating family planning into programs to prevent mother-to-

child transmission of HIV.‛ 2005. Naomi Rutenberg, Carolyn Baek. 36(3): 235–245.

‚Geographic variations in inequities in access to sexual and reproductive health

services.‛ 2010. Adam Weiner. 41(2): 134–138.

‚How gender roles influence sexual and reproductive health among South African

adolescents.‛ 2003. Christine A. Varga. 34(3): 160–172.

‚The impact of female genital cutting on first delivery in southwest Nigeria.‛ 2002.

Tracy E. Slanger, Rachel C. Snow, Friday E. Okonofua. 33(2): 173–184.

‚Impact of an integrated adolescent reproductive health program in Brazil.‛ 2001.

Robert J. Magnani, Lynne Gaffikin, Estela Maria Leão de Aquino, Eric E. Seiber, Maria

de Conceição Chagas Almeida, Varja Lipovsek. 32(3): 230–243.

‚The impact of a quality-improvement package on reproductive health services

delivered by private providers in Uganda.‛ 2010. Sohail Agha. 41(3): 205–215.

‚Implementing the integration of component services for reproductive health.‛ 2000.

Susannah H. Mayhew, Louisiana Lush, John Cleland, Gill Walt. 31(2): 151–162.

‚Implications for evaluating the impact of family planning programs with a

reproductive health orientation.‛ 2001. Anrudh Jain. 32(3): 220–229.

‚The India Local Initiatives Program: A model for expanding reproductive and child

health services.‛ 2005. John M. Paxman, Abu Sayeed, Ann Buxbaum, Charles Stover,

Sallie Craig Huber. 36(3): 203–220.

‚Integrated maternal and infant health care in the postpartum period in a poor

neighborhood in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1999. Reynaldo Alvarado, Ana Zepeda, Soledad

Rivero, Nieves Rico, Susana López, Soledad Díaz. 30(2): 133–141.

‚International human rights and women’s reproductive health.‛ 1993. Rebecca J. Cook.

24(2): 73–86.

‚Intimate partner violence and increased lifetime risk of sexually transmitted infection

among women in Ukraine.‛ 2007. Annie Dude. 38(2): 89–100.

‚Introducing client-centered reproductive health services in a Pakistani setting.‛ 2005.

Zeba Sathar, Minhaj ul Haque, Anrudh Jain, Saumya RamaRao, Jacqueline Kim. 36(3):

221–234.

‚Issues in measuring maternal morbidity: Lessons from the Philippines Safe

Motherhood Survey Project.‛ 1996. M. Kathryn Stewart, Cynthia K. Stanton, Mario

Festin, Nora Jacobson. 27(1): 29–35.

‚Keeping sexual and reproductive health at the forefront of global efforts to reduce

poverty.‛ 2005. Commentary: Steven W. Sinding. 36(2): 140–143.

‚Learning through conflict: Ethical debates in sexual and reproductive health.‛ 2007.

John W. Townsend. 38(4): 225–228.

‚Let’s not get carried away with ‘reproductive health.’‛ 1996. Commentary: Philip D.

Harvey. 27(5): 283–284.

‚Levels and trends in cesarean birth in the developing world.‛ 2006. Cynthia K.

Stanton, Sara A. Holtz. 37(1): 41–48.

‚Long-term effects of reproductive history on all-cause mortality among adults in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 2004. Lisa S. Hurt, Carine Ronsmans, Oona M.R. Campbell, Sajal Saha,

Mike Kenward, Maria Quigley. 35(3): 189–196.

‚Maternal mortality in India: An update.‛ 2002. P.N. Mari Bhat. 33(3): 227–236.

‚Menstrual disorders in rural Gambia.‛ 2002. Gijs Walraven, Gloria Ekpo, Rosalind

Coleman, Caroline Scherf, Linda Morison, Siobán D. Harlow. 33(3): 261–268.

‚The Millennium Development Goals minus reproductive health: An unfortunate, but

not disastrous, omission.‛ 2005. Commentary: Alaka Malwade Basu. 36(2): 132–134.

“Overcoming methodological challenges in evaluating health communication campaigns: Evidence from rural Bangladesh.” 2011. David K. Guilkey and Paul L. Hutchinson. 42(2): 93–106.

‚The prevalence of and risk factors for reproductive morbidities among women in

Oman.‛ 2007. Ruth Mabry, Asya Al-Riyami, Magdi Morsi. 38(2): 121–128.

‚The prevalence of reproductive tract infections in Hue, Vietnam.‛ 2002. Phan Thi Lien,

Christopher Elias, Nguyen Thi Loi, Bui Thi Chi, Nguyen Hua Phuc, Michelle Gardner.

33(3): 217–226.

‚Providers’ compliance with the Balanced Counseling Strategy in Guatemala.‛ 2005.

Federico R. León, Carlos Brambila, Marisela de la Cruz, Julio García Colindres, Carlos

Morales, Benedicto Vásquez. 36(2): 117–126.

‚The reproductive health community: A valuable asset for achieving the MDGs.‛ 2005.

Commentary: Mahmoud F. Fathalla. 36(2): 135–137.

‚Reproductive health and the MDGs: Is the glass half full or half empty?‛ 2005.

Commentary: Adrienne Germain, Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 36(2): 137–140.

‚Reproductive health and the Millennium Development Goals: The missing link.‛ 2005.

Commentary: Barbara Crossette. 36(1): 71–79.

‚Reproductive health in Iran: Pragmatic achievements, unmet needs, and ethical

challenges in a theocratic system.‛ 2007. Amir H. Mehryar, Shirin Ahmad-Nia, Shahla

Kazemipour. 38(4): 352–361.

‚Reproductive health in Romania: Reversing the Ceausescu legacy.‛ 1991. Charlotte

Hord, Henry P. David, France Donnay, Merrill Wolf. 22(4): 231–240.

‚Reproductive inequality in sub-Saharan Africa: Differentials versus concentration.‛

2008. Sarah C. Giroux, Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue, Daniel T. Lichter. 39(3): 187–198.

‚Reproductive and sexual health among young adults in Uzbekistan.‛ 2004. Cynthia

Buckley, Jennifer Barrett, Yakov P. Asminikin. 35(1): 1–14.

‚Screening and syndromic approaches to identify gonorrhea and chlamydial infection

among women.‛ 2000. Nancy L. Sloan, Beverly Winikoff, Nicole Haberland, Christa

Coggins, Christopher Elias. 31(1): 55–68.

‚The sexual ethics of HIV testing and the rights and responsibilities of partners.‛ 2007.

Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 38(4): 284–296.

‚The sexuality connection in reproductive health.‛ 1993. Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 24(5):

269–282.

‚A study of field-based methods for diagnosing reproductive tract infections in rural

Yunnan Province, China.‛ 1999. Joan Kaufman, Yan Liqin, Wang Tongyin, Anne

Faulkner. 30(2): 112–119.

‚Use of health professionals for obstetric care in northern Ghana.‛ 2005. Samuel Mills,

Jane T. Bertrand. 36(1): 45–56.

‚Validating neonatal mortality and use of NGO reproductive health outreach services

in rural Bangladesh.‛ 2006. Alex Mercer, Nowsher Uddin, Nafisa Lira Huq, Fariha

Haseen, Mobarak Hossain Khan, Charles P. Larson. 37(2): 111–122.

‚Who’s at risk? Men’s STD experience and condom use in Southwest Nigeria.‛ 2000.

Lisa J. Messersmith, Thomas T. Kane, Adetanwa I. Odebiyi, Alfred A. Adewuyi. 31(3):

203–216.

‚Women’s recall of obstetric complications in South Kalimantan, Indonesia.‛ 1997.

Carine Ronsmans, Endang Achadi, Surekha Cohen, Ali Zazri. 28(3): 203–214.

Reproductive Health Services

‚Abortion service provision in South Africa three years after liberalization of the law.‛

2003. Kim Eva Dickson, Rachel K. Jewkes, Heather Brown, Jonathan Levin, Helen Rees,

Luyanda Mavuya. 34(4): 277–284.

‚Contextual influences on reproductive health service use in Uttar Pradesh, India.‛

2002. Rob Stephenson, Amy Ong Tsui. 33(4): 309–320.

‚Contraceptive use in a changing service environment: Evidence from Indonesia during

the economic crisis.‛ 2003. Elizabeth Frankenberg, Bondan Sikoki, Wayan Suriastini.

34(2): 103–116.

‚Do women increase their use of reproductive health care when it becomes more

available? Evidence from Indonesia.‛ 2009. Elizabeth Frankenberg, Alison Buttenheim,

Bondan Sikoki, Wayan Suriastini. 40(1): 27–38.

‚Ethical and human rights perspectives on providers’ obligation to ensure adolescents’

rights to privacy.‛ 2007. Karin Ringheim. 38(4): 245–252.

‚Evaluating abortion-care programs: Old challenges, new directions.‛ 2005. Janie

Benson. 36(3): 189–202.

‚Field experiences integrating family planning into programs to prevent mother-to-

child transmission of HIV.‛ 2005. Naomi Rutenberg, Carolyn Baek. 36(3): 235–245.

‚Hospital policies and practices concerning normal childbirth in Jordan.‛ 2008. Mary

Sweidan, Ziyad Mahfoud, Jocelyn DeJong.‛ 39(1): 59–68.

‚The India Local Initiatives Program: A model for expanding reproductive and child

health services.‛ 2005. John M. Paxman, Abu Sayeed, Ann Buxbaum, Charles Stover,

Sallie Craig Huber. 36(3): 203–220.

‚Inequality and changes in women's use of maternal health-care services in Tajikistan.‛

2003. Jane Falkingham. 34(1): 32–43.

‚Introducing client-centered reproductive health services in a Pakistani setting.‛ 2005.

Zeba Sathar, Minhaj ul Haque, Anrudh Jain, Saumya RamaRao, Jacqueline Kim. 36(3):

221–234.

‚Program strategies for reducing inequities in reproductive health services.‛ 2010. John

W. Townsend. 41(2): 139–142.

‚Providers’ compliance with the Balanced Counseling Strategy in Guatemala.‛ 2005.

Federico R. León, Carlos Brambila, Marisela de la Cruz, Julio García Colindres, Carlos

Morales, Benedicto Vásquez. 36(2): 117–126.

‚The quality of family relationships and use of maternal health-care services in India.‛

2010. Keera Allendorf. 41(4): 263–276.

‚Rural Indian women’s care-seeking behavior and choice of provider for gynecological

symptoms.‛ 2003. Manju Rani, Sekhar Bonu. 34(3): 173–185.

‚Transforming family planning services in the Latin American and Caribbean region.‛

2002. Judith F. Helzner. 33(1): 49–60.

‚Use of health professionals for obstetric care in northern Ghana.‛ 2005. Samuel Mills,

Jane T. Bertrand. 36(1): 45–56.

‚Women's use of private and government health facilities for childbirth in Nairobi's

informal settlements.‛ 2009. Eva S. Bazant, Michael A. Koenig, Jean-Christophe Fotso,

Samuel Mills. 40(1): 39–50.

Reproductive Rights

‚Abortion and women’s rights in Poland, 1994.‛ 1994. Commentary: Henry P. David,

Anna Titkow. 25(4): 239–242.

‚Human rights and reproductive choice.‛ 1993. Lynn P. Freedman, Stephen L. Isaacs.

24(1): 18–30.

‚Incentives, population policy, and reproductive rights: Ethical issues.‛ 1995.

Commentary: Stephen Isaacs. 26(6): 363–367.

‚Integrating family planning with sexual and reproductive health and rights: The past

as prologue?‛ 2010. Gita Sen. 41(2): 143–146.

‚International human rights and women’s reproductive health.‛ 1993. Rebecca J. Cook.

24(2): 73–86.

Research Methodology

‚Accuracy of indirect estimates of maternal mortality: A simulation model.‛ 1997.

Michel Garenne, Fabrice Friedberg. 28(2): 132–142.

‚Advanced methods for evaluating the impact of family planning communication

programs: Evidence from Tanzania and Nepal.‛ 2006. Paul Hutchinson, Jennifer

Wheeler. 37(3): 169–186.

‚Assessing the potential of condom use to prevent the spread of HIV: A

microsimulation study.‛ 2004. Michael Bracher, Gigi Santow, Susan Cotts Watkins.

35(1): 48–64.

‚Assessing the prevalence and determinants of unwanted pregnancy and induced

abortion in Nigeria.‛ 1999. Friday E. Okonofua, Clifford Odimegwu, Helen Ajabor,

Patrick H. Daru, Agnes Johnson. 30(1): 67–77.

‚Assessing the quality of cesarean birth data in the Demographic and Health Surveys.‛

2007. Sara A. Holtz, Cynthia K. Stanton. 38(1): 47–54.

‚Assessing recall and understanding of informed consent in a contraceptive clinical

trial.‛ 1999. Judith A. Fortney. 30(4): 339–346.

‚An assessment of DHS maternal mortality indicators.‛ 2000. Cynthia Stanton,

Noureddine Abderrahim, Kenneth Hill. 31(2): 111–123.

‚Challenges in microbicide trial design and implementation.‛ 2006. Commentary.

Janneke van de Wijgert, Heidi Jones. 37(2): 123–129.

‚Clinic-based surveillance of adverse pregnancy outcomes to identify induced

abortions in Accra, Ghana.‛ 2008. Elizabeth Oliveras, Clement Ahiadeke, Richard M.

Adanu, Allan G. Hill. 39(2): 133–140.

‚Coitus and contraception: The utility of data on sexual intercourse for family planning

programs.‛ 1991. Ann K. Blanc, Naomi Rutenberg. 22(3): 162–176.

‚Comparing the Peru service availability module and situation analysis.‛ 1996. Mary

Arends-Kuenning, Barbara Mensch, Maria Rosa Garate. 27(1): 44–51.

‚Comparing women’s reports with medical diagnoses of reproductive morbidity

conditions in rural Egypt.‛ 1995. Huda Zurayk, Hind Khattab, Nabil Younis, Olfia

Kamal, Mahinaz El-Helw. 26(1): 14–21.

‚Confidence intervals and sample-size calculations for the sisterhood method of

estimating maternal mortality.‛ 1996. James A. Hanley, Catherine A. Hagen, Tesfaye

Shiferaw. 27(4): 220–227.

‚Confidentiality concerns with mapping survey data in reproductive health research.‛

2007. Jill E. Sherman, Tamara L. Fetters. 38(4): 309–321.

‚Consistency between survey and interview data concerning pregnancy wantedness in

the Philippines.‛ 2001. Lindy Williams, Teresa Sobieszczyk, Aurora E. Perez. 32(3): 244–

253.

‚Detecting induced abortions from reports of pregnancy terminations in DHS calendar

data.‛ 1996. Robert J. Magnani, Naomi Rutenberg, H. Gilman McCann. 27(1): 36–43.

‚Direct and indirect estimates of maternal mortality in rural Burkina Faso.‛ 1997.

Michel Garenne, Rainer Sauerborn, Adrien Nougtara, Matthias Borchert, Justus Benzler,

Jochen Diesfeld. 28(1): 54–61.

‚Direct and judgmental measures of family planning program inputs.‛ 1995. W. Parker

Mauldin, John A. Ross, John Kekovole, Barkat-e-Khuda, Abul Barkat. 26(5): 287–295.

‚Does audio-CASI improve reports of risky behavior? Evidence from a randomized

field trial among young urban men in India.‛ 2005. Rukmini Potdar, Michael A. Koenig.

36(2): 107–116.

‚Does use of the calendar in surveys reduce heaping?‛ 2003. Stan Becker, Nafissatou

Diop-Sidibé. 34(2): 127–132.

‚The effect of operations research on program changes in Bangladesh.‛ 1996. John G.

Haaga, Rushikesh M. Maru. 27(2): 76–87.

‚Effect of the sex of interviewers on the quality of data in a Nigerian family planning

questionnaire.‛ 1995. Stan Becker, Kale Feyisetan, Paulina Makinwa-Adebusoye. 26(4):

233–240.

‚Equity analysis: Identifying who benefits from family planning programs.‛ 2010.

Nuriye Ortayli, Shawn Malarcher. 41(2): 101–108.

‚Estimates and explanations of gender differentials in contraceptive prevalence rates.‛

1997. Alex Chika Ezeh, Gora Mboup. 28(2): 104–121.

“Estimating abortion incidence in Burkina Faso using two methodologies.” 2011. Gilda Sedgh, Clémentine Rossier, Idrissa Kaboré, Akinrinola Bankole, and Meridith Mikulich. 42(3): 147–154.

‚Estimating induced abortion rates: A review.‛ 2003. Clémentine Rossier. 34(2): 87–102.

‚Estimating the incidence of abortion in Pakistan.‛ 2007. Zeba Sathar, Susheela Singh,

Fariyal F. Fikree. 38(1): 11–22.

‚An evaluation of the 'Entre Nous Jeunes' peer-educator program for adolescents in

Cameroon.‛ 2001. Ilene S. Speizer, B. Oleko Tambashe, Simon-Pierre Tegang. 32(4): 339–

351.

‚The exclusion of never-married women from Chinese fertility surveys.‛ 1996. Rose

Maria Li, Susan F. Newcomer. 27(3): 148–154.

‚An experiment using a month-by-month calendar in a family planning survey in Costa

Rica.‛ 1992. Stan Becker, Doris Sosa. 23(6): 386–391.

‚Family planning operations research in Africa: Reviewing a decade of experience.‛

1991. Maria J. Wawer, Regina McNamara, Therese McGinn, Donald Lauro. 22(5): 279–

293.

‚A framework for analyzing the determinants of maternal mortality.‛ 1992. James

McCarthy, Deborah Maine. 23(1): 23–33.

‚Future trends in contraceptive prevalence and method mix in the developing world.‛

2002. John Bongaarts, Elof Johansson. 33(1): 24–36.

‚Geographic variations in inequities in access to sexual and reproductive health

services.‛ 2010. Adam Weiner. 41(2): 134–138.

‚How well do perceptions of family planning service quality correspond to objective

measures? Evidence from Tanzania.‛ 2000. Ilene S. Speizer, Kenneth A. Bollen. 31(2):

163–177.

‚Implications for evaluating the impact of family planning programs with a

reproductive health orientation.‛ 2001. Anrudh Jain. 32(3): 220–229.

‚Inconsistent reporting of female genital cutting status in northern Ghana: Explanatory

factors and analytical consequences.‛ 2003. Elizabeth F. Jackson , Patricia Akweongo,

Evelyn Sakeah, Abraham Hodgson, Rofina Asuru, James F. Phillips. 34(3): 200–210.

‚Indicators for measuring the quality of family planning services in Nigeria.‛ 1994. Ian

Askew, Barbara Mensch, Alfred Adewuyi. 25(5): 268–283.

‚The influence of informed consent content on study participants' contraceptive

knowledge and concerns.‛ 2010. Rob Stephenson, Kristina Grabbe, Bellington Vwalika,

Yusuf Ahmed, Cheswa Vwalika, Alan Haworth, Laurie Fuller, Fong Liu, Elwyn

Chomba, Susan Allen. 41(3): 217–224.

‚Investigating induced abortion in developing countries: Methods and problems.‛ 1992.

Thália A. Barreto, Oona M.R. Campbell, J. Lynn Davies, Vincent Fauveau, Véronique

G.A. Filippi, Wendy J. Graham, Masuma Mamdani, Cleone I.F. Rooney, Nahid F.

Toubia. 23(3): 159–170.

‚Issues in measuring maternal morbidity: Lessons from the Philippines Safe

Motherhood Survey Project.‛ 1996. M. Kathryn Stewart, Cynthia K. Stanton, Mario

Festin, Nora Jacobson. 27(1): 29–35.

‚Levels and determinants of gynecological morbidity in a district of South India.‛ 1997.

Jagdish C. Bhatia, John Cleland, Leela Bhagavan, N.S.N. Rao. 28(2): 95–103.

‚Maternal mortality estimation: Separating pregnancy-related and non-pregnancy-

related risks.‛ 1995. Guy Stecklov. 26(1): 33–38.

‚Maternal mortality in India: Estimates from a regression model.‛ 1995. P.N. Mari Bhat,

K. Navaneetham, S. Irudaya Rajan. 26(4): 217–232.

‚Methodological issues in the South African incomplete abortion study.‛ 1997. Rachel

K. Jewkes, Susan Fawcus, Helen Rees, Carl J. Lombard, Judy Katzenellenbogen. 28(3):

228–234.

‚Modeling the process leading to abortion: An application to French survey data.‛

Clémentine Rossier, François Michelot, Nathalie Bajos, the COCON Group. 2007. 38(3):

163–172.

‚More evils of CYP.‛ 1996. Commentary: Alfredo L. Fort. 27(4): 228–231.

‚The need for quasi-experimental methodology to evaluate pricing effects.‛ 1993.

Federico R. León, Agustín Cuesta. 24(6): 375–381.

‚A new approach to eliciting information about induced abortion.‛ 1993. Dale

Huntington, Barbara Mensch, Nahid Toubia. 24(2): 120–124.

‚New estimates of induced abortion in Russia.‛ 1997. Barbara Entwisle, Polina

Kozyreva. 28(1): 14–23.

‚Nonmarital sex and condom knowledge among Ethiopian young people: Improved

estimates using a nonverbal response card.‛ 2010. David P. Lindstrom, Tefera Belachew,

Craig Hadley, Megan Klein Hattori, Dennis Hogan, Fasil Tessema. 41(4): 251–262.

“Overcoming methodological challenges in evaluating health communication campaigns: Evidence from rural Bangladesh.” 2011. David K. Guilkey and Paul L. Hutchinson. 42(2): 93–106.

‚The proximate determinants of the decline to below-replacement fertility in Addis

Ababa, Ethiopia.‛ 2003. Amson Sibanda, Zewdu Woubalem, Dennis P. Hogan, David P.

Lindstrom. 34(1): 1–7.

‚A question of ethics: Research and practice in reproductive health.‛ 2007. Saumya

RamaRao, Barbara Friedland, John W. Townsend. 38(4): 229–241.

‚A randomized community trial of enhanced family planning outreach in Rakai,

Uganda.‛ 2010. Tom Lutalo, Godfrey Kigozi, Edward Kimera, David Serwadda, Maria

J. Wawer, Laurie Schwab Zabin, Ronald H. Gray. 41(1): 55–60.

‚Refining the criteria for stalled fertility declines: An application to rural KwaZulu-

Natal, South Africa, 1990–2005.‛ 2008. Tom A. Moultrie, Victoria Hosegood, Nuala

McGrath, Caterina Hill, Kobus Herbst, Marie-Louise Newell. 39(1): 39–48.

‚Reframing research on sexual behavior and HIV.‛ 2005. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer.

36(1): 1–12.

‚The reliability of reporting of contraceptive behavior in DHS calendar data: Evidence

from Morocco.‛ 1997. Jennifer A. Strickler, Robert J. Magnani, H. Gilman McCann,

Lisanne F. Brown, Janet C. Rice. 28(1): 44–53.

‚The reliability of simulated clients’ quality–of–care ratings.‛ 1994. Federico R. León,

Gustavo Quiroz, Alfredo Brazzoduro. 25(3): 184–190.

‚The reliability of the situation analysis observation guide.‛ 1996. Dale Huntington,

Kate Miller, Barbara Mensch. 27(5): 277–282.

‚Reproductive inequality in sub-Saharan Africa: Differentials versus concentration.‛

2008. Sarah C. Giroux, Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue, Daniel T. Lichter. 39(3): 187–198.

‚Researching domestic violence against women: Methodological and ethical

considerations.‛ 2001. Mary Ellsberg, Lori Heise, Rodolfo Peña, Sonia Agurto Anna

Winkvist. 32(1): 1–16.

‚Revising the proximate determinants of fertility framework: What have we learned in

the past 20 years?‛ John Stover. 29(3): 255–267.

‚Reweighting DHS data to serve multiple perspectives.‛ 1996. Albert I. Hermalin,

Barbara Entwisle, Zeinab Khadr. 27(2): 88–97.

‚Screening and syndromic approaches to identify gonorrhea and chlamydial infection

among women.‛ 2000. Nancy L. Sloan, Beverly Winikoff, Nicole Haberland, Christa

Coggins, Christopher Elias. 31(1): 55–68.

‚Sexual behavior and STI/HIV status among adolescents in rural Malawi: An evaluation

of the effect of interview mode on reporting.‛ 2008. Barbara S. Mensch, Paul C. Hewett,

Richard Gregory, Stephane Helleringer. 39(4): 321–336.

‚The simulated client method: Evaluating client–provider interactions in family

planning clinics.‛ 1993. Dale Huntington, Sidney Ruth Schuler. 24(3): 187–193.

‚The sisterhood method of estimating maternal mortality: The Matlab experience.‛

1995. Mohammed Shahidullah. 26(2): 101–106.

‚Situation analysis study of the family planning program in Kenya.‛ 1991. Robert A.

Miller, Louis Ndhlovu, Margaret M. Gachara, Andrew Fisher. 22(3): 131–143.

‚Stalking the elusive ‘unmet need’ for family planning.‛ 1992. Commentary: Ruth

Dixon-Mueller, Adrienne Germain. 23(5): 330–335.

‚The study of client–provider interactions: A review of methodological issues.‛ 1994.

Ruth Simmons, Christopher Elias. 25(1): 1–17.

‚A study of field-based methods for diagnosing reproductive tract infections in rural

Yunnan Province, China.‛ 1999. Joan Kaufman, Yan Liqin, Wang Tongyin, Anne

Faulkner. 30(2): 112–119.

‚Survey questions for the measurement of induced abortion.‛ 1996. Dale Huntington,

Barbara Mensch, Vincent C. Miller. 27(3): 155–161.

‚Toward a multidimensional measure of pregnancy intentions: Evidence from the

United States.‛ 2009. John S. Santelli, Laura Duberstein Lindberg, Mark G. Orr,

Lawrence B. Finer, Ilene Speizer. 40(2): 87–100.

‚Understanding the prevalence of female sterilization in rural South India.‛ 1999.

Minna Säävälä. 30(4): 288–301.

‚Using multiple sampling approaches to measure sexual risk-taking among young

people in Haiti: Programmatic implications.‛ 2009. Ilene S. Speizer, Harry Beauvais,

Anu Manchikanti Gómez, Theresa Finn Outlaw, Barbara Roussel. 40(4): 277–288.

‚Using mystery clients to assess condom negotiation in Malawi: Some ethical

concerns.‛ 2007. Francine van den Borne. 38(4): 322–332.

‚Using parity-progression ratios to estimate the effect of female sterilization on

fertility.‛ 1994. Paul W. Stupp, Renee Sanara. 25(6): 332–341.

‚Using self-assessment to improve the quality of family planning clinic services.‛ 1993.

Pamela Lynam, Leslie McNeil Rabinovitz, Mofoluke Shobowale. 24(4): 252–260.

‚Using situation analysis data to assess the functioning of family planning clinics in

Nigeria, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe.‛ 1994. Barbara Mensch, Andrew Fisher, Ian Askew,

Ayorinde Ajayi. 25(1): 18–31.

‚The validity of verbal autopsies for assessing the causes of institutional maternal

death.‛ 1998. Daniel Chandramohan, Laura C. Rodrigues, Gillian H. Maude, Richard J.

Hayes. 29(4): 414–422.

‚Why perinatal mortality cannot be a proxy for maternal mortality.‛ 1997. Murat Z.

Akalin, Deborah Maine, Andres de Francisco, Roger Vaughan. 28(4): 330–335.

‚Women’s recall of obstetric complications in South Kalimantan, Indonesia.‛ 1997.

Carine Ronsmans, Endang Achadi, Surekha Cohen, Ali Zazri. 28(3): 203–214.

Sexual Behavior

‚Adolescent sexuality and fertility in Kenya: A survey of knowledge, perceptions and

practices.‛ 1991. Ayo A. Ajayi, Leah T. Marangu, Janice Miller, John M. Paxman. 22(4):

205–216.

‚Age and economic asymmetries in the sexual relationships of adolescent girls in sub-

Saharan Africa.‛ 2003. Nancy Luke. 34(2): 67–86.

‚Age at first sex and HIV infection in rural Zimbabwe.‛ 2007. Timothy B. Hallett, James

J.C. Lewis, Ben A. Lopman, Constance A. Nyamukapa, Phyllis Mushati, Mainford

Wambe, Geoff P. Garnett, Simon Gregson. 38(1): 1–10.

‚Are female orphans at risk for early marriage, early sexual debut, and teen pregnancy?

Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa.‛ 2009. Tia Palermo, Amber Peterman. 40(2): 101–

112.

‚Associations between premarital sex and leaving school in four sub-Saharan African

countries.‛ 2008. Ann Biddlecom, Richard Gregory, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Barbara S.

Mensch. 39(4): 337–350.

‚Attitudes about sex and marital sexual behavior in Hai Duong Province, Vietnam.‛

2005. Sharon Ghuman. 36(2): 95–106.

‚Behavioral mechanisms in HIV epidemiology and prevention: Past, present, and

future roles.‛ 2009. Jeffrey B. Bingenheimer, Arline T. Geronimus. 40(3): 187–204.

‚The changing nature of adolescence in the Kassena-Nankana District of northern

Ghana.‛ 1999. Barbara S. Mensch, Daniel Bagah, Wesley H. Clark, Fred Binka. 30(2): 95–

111.

‚Coitus and contraception: The utility of data on sexual behavior for family planning

programs.‛ 1991. Ann K. Blanc, Naomi Rutenberg. 22(3): 162–176.

‚Communities, opportunities, and adolescents’ sexual behavior in KwaZulu-Natal,

South Africa.‛ 2004. Carol. E. Kaufman, Shelley Clark, Ntsiki Manzini, Julian May.

35(4): 261–274.

‚Diffusion and focus in sexual networking: Identifying partners and partners’

partners.‛ 1992. I.O. Orubuloye, John C. Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 23(6): 343–351.

‚Does audio-CASI improve reports of risky behavior? Evidence from a randomized

field trial among young urban men in India.‛ 2005. Rukmini Potdar, Michael A. Koenig.

36(2): 107–116.

‚Domestic violence and contraceptive adoption in Uttar Pradesh, India.‛ 2006. Rob

Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Saifuddin Ahmed. 37(2): 75–86.

‚Explaining trends in teenage childbearing in Sweden.‛ 1999. Gigi Santow, Michael

Bracher. 30(3): 169–182.

‚Factors influencing boys’ age at first intercourse and condom use in the shantytowns

of Recife, Brazil.‛ 2005. Fatima Juarez, Thomas LeGrand. 36(1): 57–70.

‚Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru

District, Kenya.‛ 2000. Evasius K. Bauni, Ben Obonyo Jarabi. 31(1): 69–80.

‚A framework of sexual partnerships: Risks and implications for HIV prevention in

Africa.‛ 2009. Commentary. Edward C. Green, Timothy L. Mah, Allison Ruark, Norman

Hearst. 40(1): 63–70.

‚Gender, migration, risky sex, and HIV infection in China.‛ 2006. Xiushi Yang, Guomei

Xia. 37(4): 241–250.

‚How young is ‚too young‛? Comparative perspectives on adolescent sexual, marital,

and reproductive transitions.‛ 2008. Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 39(4): 247–262.

‚The impact of the African Youth Alliance Program on the sexual behavior of young

people in Uganda.‛ 2009. Ali Mehryar Karim, Timothy Williams, Leslie Patykewich,

Disha Ali, Charlotte E. Colvin, Jessica Posner, Gideon Rutaremwa. 40(4): 289–306.

‚The influence of parents’ marital relationship and women’s status on children’s age at

first sex in Cebu, Philippines.‛ Ushma D. Upadhyay, Michelle J. Hindin. 2007. 38(3):

173–186.

“Justification of intimate partner violence in rural Bangladesh: What survey questions fail to capture.” 2011. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Rachel Lenzi, and Kathryn M. Yount. 42(1): 21–28.

‚Levels of change in adolescent sexual behavior in three Asian cities.‛ 2009. Laurie

Schwab Zabin, Mark R. Emerson, Li Nan, Lou Chaohua, Gao Ersheng, Nguyen Huu

Minh, Yi-Li Chuang, Baai Shyun Hurng, David Bishai, Robert W. Blum. 40(1): 1–12.

‚Men's multiple sexual partnerships in 15 sub-Saharan African countries:

Sociodemographic patterns and implications.‛ 2010. Jeffrey B. Bingenheimer. 41(1): 1–

17.

‚Nonmarital sex and condom knowledge among Ethiopian young people: Improved

estimates using a nonverbal response card.‛ 2010. David P. Lindstrom, Tefera Belachew,

Craig Hadley, Megan Klein Hattori, Dennis Hogan, Fasil Tessema. 41(4): 251–262.

‚Perceptions of the risks of sexual activity and their consequences among Ugandan

adolescents.‛ 2000. Louise A. Hulton, Rachel Cullen, Symons Wamala Khalokho. 31(1):

35–46.

‚Physical and sexual abuse of wives in urban Bangladesh: Husbands' reports.‛ 2010.

William Sambisa, Gustavo Angeles, Peter M. Lance, Ruchira T. Naved, Siân L. Curtis.

41(3): 165–178.

‚Pregnancy-related school dropout and prior school performance in KwaZulu-Natal,

South Africa.‛ 2008. Monica J. Grant, Kelly K. Hallman. 39(4): 369–382.

‚Premarital fertility in rural South Africa: A challenge to existing population policy.‛

2000. Michel Garenne, Stephen Tollman, Kathleen Kahn. 31(1): 47–54.

‚Premarital sex, procreation, and HIV risk in Nigeria.‛ 2004. Daniel Jordan Smith. 35(4):

223–235.

‚Premarital sexual activity and contraceptive use in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1992. Joan M.

Herold, Maria Solange Valenzuela, Leo Morris. 23(2): 128–136.

‚Reframing research on sexual behavior and HIV.‛ 2005. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer.

36(1): 1–12.

‚Relationships between older men and younger women: Implications for STIs/HIV in

Kenya.‛ 2004. Kim Longfield, Anne Glick, Margaret Waithaka, John Berman. 35(2): 125–

134.

‚Sexual activity, family life education, and contraceptive practice among young adults

in Banjul, The Gambia.‛ 1993. Thomas T. Kane, Rose De Buysscher, Tunde Taylor-

Thomas, Tamara Smith, Momodou Jeng. 24(1): 50–61.

‚Sexual behavior, pregnancy, and schooling among young people in urban South

Africa.‛ 2008. Letícia Marteleto, David Lam, Vimal Ranchhod. 39(4): 351–368.

‚Sexual behavior and STI/HIV status among adolescents in rural Malawi: An evaluation

of the effect of interview mode on reporting.‛ 2008. Barbara S. Mensch, Paul C. Hewett,

Richard Gregory, Stephane Helleringer. 39(4): 321–336.

‚Sexual initiation and contraceptive use among adolescent women in Northeast Brazil.‛

2000. Neeru Gupta. 31(3): 228–238.

‚Sexual networking in the Ekiti district of Nigeria.‛ 1991. I.O. Orubuloye, John C.

Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 22(2): 61–73.

‚Sexual networking in provincial Thailand.‛ 1993. Napaporn Havanon, Anthony

Bennett, John Knodel. 24(1): 1–17.

‚Sexual violence in Lesotho.‛ 2006. Lisanne Brown, Tonya Thurman, Jeanette Bloem,

Carl Kendall. 37(4): 269–280.

‚The start of the sexual transition in Mali: Risks and opportunities.‛ 2008. Claudine

Sauvain-Dugerdil, Bassoutoura Gakou, Fatou Berthé, Abdoul Wahab Dieng, Gilbert

Ritschard, Mathias Lerch. 39(4): 263–280.

‚Ties of dependence: AIDS and transactional sex in rural Malawi.‛ 2007. Ann Swidler,

Susan Cotts Watkins. 38(3): 147–162.

‚Using multiple sampling approaches to measure sexual risk-taking among young

people in Haiti: Programmatic implications.‛ 2009. Ilene S. Speizer, Harry Beauvais,

Anu Manchikanti Gómez, Theresa Finn Outlaw, Barbara Roussel. 40(4): 277–288.

‚Where are the gaps? The effects of HIV-prevention interventions on behavioral

change.‛ 2004. Lori Bollinger, Katherine Cooper-Arnold, John Stover. 35(1): 27–38.

‚Who’s at risk? Men’s STD experience and condom use in Southwest Nigeria.‛ 2000.

Lisa J. Messersmith, Thomas T. Kane, Adetanwa I. Odebiyi, Alfred A. Adewuyi. 31(3):

203–216.

‚Young people’s sexual partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: Patterns,

contextual influences, and HIV risk.‛ 2008. Abigail Harrison, John Cleland, Janet

Frohlich. 39(4): 295–308.

‚Young women’s perceived ability to refuse sex in urban Cameroon.‛ 2008. Megan

Klein Hattori, Laurie DeRose. 39(4): 309–320.

Sexual Violence

“Justification of intimate partner violence in rural Bangladesh: What survey questions

fail to capture.” 2011. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Rachel Lenzi, and Kathryn M. Yount. 42(1):

21–28.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

‚Behavioral mechanisms in HIV epidemiology and prevention: Past, present, and

future roles.‛ 2009. Jeffrey B. Bingenheimer, Arline T. Geronimus. 40(3): 187–204.

‚Community study of gynecological and related morbidities in rural Egypt.‛ 1993.

Nabil Younis, Hind Khattab, Huda Zurayk, Mawaheb El-Mouelhy, Mohamed Fadle

Amin, Abdel Moneim Farag. 24(3): 175–186.

‚Developing an interactive STD-prevention program for youth: Lessons from a North

Indian slum.‛ 2000. Shally Awasthi, Mark Nichter, V.K. Pande. 31(2): 138–150.

‚Diffusion and focus in sexual networking: Identifying partners and partners’

partners.‛ 1992. I.O. Orubuloye, John C. Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 23(6): 343–351.

‚Evaluating the program effects of a radio drama about AIDS in Zambia.‛ 1996. P.

Stanley Yoder, Robert Hornik, Ben C. Chirwa. 27(4): 188–203.

‚Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru

District, Kenya.‛ 2000. Evasius K. Bauni, Ben Obonyo Jarabi. 31(1): 69–80.

‚A framework of sexual partnerships: Risks and implications for HIV prevention in

Africa.‛ 2009. Commentary. Edward C. Green, Timothy L. Mah, Allison Ruark, Norman

Hearst. 40(1): 63–70.

‚The health consequences of adolescent sexuality and fertility behavior in sub-Saharan

Africa.‛ 1998. Laurie Schwab Zabin, Karungari Kiragu. 29(2): 210–232.

‚HIV infection and fertility preferences in rural Malawi.‛ 2009. Sara Yeatman. 40(4):

261–276.

‚Integration of STI and HIV prevention, care, and treatment into family planning

services: A review of the literature.‛ 2009. Kathryn Church, Susannah H. Mayhew.

40(3): 171–186.

‚Intimate partner violence and increased lifetime risk of sexually transmitted infection

among women in Ukraine.‛ 2007. Annie Dude. 38(2): 89–100.

‚Levels and determinants of gynecological morbidity in a district of South India.‛ 1997.

Jagdish C. Bhatia, John Cleland, Leela Bhagavan, N.S.N. Rao. 28(2): 95–103.

‚The link between postnatal abstinence and extramarital sex in Côte d'Ivoire.‛ 2001.

Mohamed M. Ali, John G. Cleland. 32(3): 214–219.

‚The prevalence of reproductive tract infections in Hue, Vietnam.‛ 2002. Phan Thi Lien,

Christopher Elias, Nguyen Thi Loi, Bui Thi Chi, Nguyen Hua Phuc, Michelle Gardner.

33(3): 217–226.

‚Relationships between older men and younger women: Implications for STIs/HIV in

Kenya.‛ 2004. Kim Longfield, Anne Glick, Margaret Waithaka, John Berman. 35(2): 125–

134.

‚Screening and syndromic approaches to identify gonorrhea and chlamydial infection

among women.‛ 2000. Nancy L. Sloan, Beverly Winikoff, Nicole Haberland, Christa

Coggins, Christopher Elias. 31(1): 55–68.

‚Sexual behavior and STI/HIV status among adolescents in rural Malawi: An evaluation

of the effect of interview mode on reporting.‛ 2008. Barbara S. Mensch, Paul C. Hewett,

Richard Gregory, Stephane Helleringer. 39(4): 321–336.

‚Sexual networking in the Ekiti district of Nigeria.‛ 1991. I.O. Orubuloye, John C.

Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 22(2): 61–73.

‚Sexual networking in provincial Thailand.‛ 1993. Napaporn Havanon, Anthony

Bennett, John Knodel. 24(1): 1–17.

‚The sexuality connection in reproductive health.‛ 1993. Ruth Dixon-Mueller. 24(5):

269–282.

‚A study of field-based methods for diagnosing reproductive tract infections in rural

Yunnan Province, China.‛ 1999. Joan Kaufman, Yan Liqin, Wang Tongyin, Anne

Faulkner. 30(2): 112–119.

Sterilization

‚Impact of sustainability policies on sterilization services in Latin America.‛ 1992.

Jeanne Haws, Lynn Bakamjian, Tim Williams, Karen Johnson Lassner. 23(2): 85–96.

‚Sterilization and financial penalties imposed on registered peasant couples, Hebei

Province, China.‛ 2001. Rosemary Santana Cooney, Jiali Li. 32(1): 67–78.

‚Sterilization: Past, present, future.‛ 1992. John Ross. 23(3): 187–198.

‚Sterilization regret in the Dominican Republic: Looking for quality-of-care issues. 1995.

Edilberto Loaiza. 26(1): 39–48.

‚Using parity-progression ratios to estimate the effect of female sterilization on

fertility.‛ 1994. Paul W. Stupp, Renee Sanara. 25(6): 332–341.

Surveys

“Albania 2008–09: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(2): 125–130.

“Colombia 2010: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(4): 299–304.

“Kenya 2008–09: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(2): 131–136.

“Lesotho 2009: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(4): 305–310.

“Madagascar 2008–09: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(3): 221–226.

“Nigeria 2008: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(1): 51–56.

“Philippines 2008: Results from the National Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(3): 227–232.

“Sierra Leone 2008: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(1): 57–62.

Unmet Need for Contraception

‚The causes of unmet need for contraception and the social content of services.‛ 1995.

John Bongaarts, Judith Bruce. 26(2): 57–75.

‚Explanations of unmet need for contraception in Chitwan, Nepal.‛ 1999. Sharon Stash.

30(4): 267–287.

‚Factors underlying unmet need for family planning in the Philippines.‛ 1997. John B.

Casterline, Aurora E. Perez, Ann E. Biddlecom. 28(3): 173–191.

‚Intention to use contraceptives and subsequent contraceptive behavior in Morocco.‛

1996. Siân L. Curtis, Charles F. Westoff. 27(5): 239–250.

‚The role of couple negotiation in unmet need for contraception and the decision to

stop childbearing in Uganda.‛ 2000. Brent Wolff, Ann K. Blanc, John Ssekamatte-

Ssebuliba. 31(2): 124–137.

‚Stalking the elusive ‘unmet need’ for family planning.‛ 1992. Commentary: Ruth

Dixon-Mueller, Adrienne Germain. 23(5): 330–335.

Unplanned Pregnancy

‚Domestic violence, contraceptive use, and unwanted pregnancy in rural India.‛ 2008.

Rob Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Rajib Acharya, Tarun K. Roy. 39(3): 177–186.

‚The effects of unintended pregnancy on infant, child, and parental health: A review of

the literature.‛ 2008. Jessica D. Gipson, Michael A. Koenig, and Michelle J. Hindin.

39(1): 18–38.

Women's Education

‚Associations between premarital sex and leaving school in four sub-Saharan African

countries.‛ 2008. Ann Biddlecom, Richard Gregory, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Barbara S.

Mensch. 39(4): 337–350.

‚Pregnancy-related school dropout and prior school performance in KwaZulu-Natal,

South Africa.‛ 2008. Monica J. Grant, Kelly K. Hallman. 39(4): 369–382.

‚Premarital sex, schoolgirl pregnancy, and school quality in rural Kenya.‛ 2001. Barbara

S. Mensch, Wesley H. Clark, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Annabel S. Erulkar. 32(4): 285–301.

‚Sexual behavior, pregnancy, and schooling among young people in urban South

Africa.‛ 2008. Letícia Marteleto, David Lam, Vimal Ranchhod. 39(4): 351–368.

‚Women’s education and the timing of marriage and childbearing in the next

generation: Evidence from rural Bangladesh.‛ 2007. Lisa M. Bates, Joanna Maselko,

Sidney Ruth Schuler. 38(2): 101–112.

Women's Status

‚Contraceptive use, birth spacing, and autonomy: An analysis of the Oportunidades

program in rural Mexico.‛ 2009. Becca S. Feldman, Alan M. Zaslavsky, Majid Ezzati,

Karen E. Peterson, Marc Mitchell. 40(1): 51–62.

‚The contribution of the World Fertility Surveys to an understanding of the

relationship between women’s work and fertility.‛ 1991. Cynthia B. Lloyd. 22(3): 144–

161.

‚Couples’ reports of women’s autonomy and health-care use in Nepal.‛ 2007. Keera

Allendorf. 38(1): 35–46.

‚Credit programs, women’s empowerment, and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛

1994. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Syed M. Hashemi. 25(2): 65–76.

‚Culture, maternal health, and women’s status: A comparison of Morocco and Tunisia.‛

1993. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer. 24(6): 354–365.

‚Employment in family planning and women’s status in Bangladesh.‛ 1992. Ruth

Simmons, Rezina Mita, Michael A. Koenig. 23(2): 97–109.

‚Household organization, women’s autonomy, and contraceptive behavior in Southern

Ethiopia.‛ 1999. Dennis P. Hogan, Betemariam Berhanu, Assefa Hailemariam. 30(4):

302–314.

‚Human rights and reproductive choice.‛ 1993. Lynn P. Freedman, Stephen L. Isaacs.

24(1): 18–30.

‚The impact of women’s employment and education on contraceptive use and abortion

in Kinshasa, Zaire.‛ 1994. David Shapiro, B. Oleko Tambashe. 25(2): 96–110.

‚The influence of parents’ marital relationship and women’s status on children’s age at

first sex in Cebu, Philippines.‛ Ushma D. Upadhyay, Michelle J. Hindin. 2007. 38(3):

173–186.

‚International human rights and women’s reproductive health.‛ 1993. Rebecca J. Cook.

24(2): 73–86.

‚Reproductive choice in Islam: Gender and state in Iran and Tunisia.‛ 1994. Carla

Makhlouf Obermeyer. 25(1): 41–51.

‚Women’s education and fertility: Results from 26 Demographic and Health Surveys.‛

1995. Teresa Castro Martín. 26(4): 187–202.

‚Women’s lives in transition: A qualitative analysis of the fertility decline in

Bangladesh.‛ 1996. Ruth Simmons. 27(5): 251–268.

‚Women’s position and family planning in Egypt.‛ 1996. Pavalavalli Govindasamy,

Anju Malhotra. 27(6): 328–340.

‚Women’s socioeconomic position and contraceptive behavior in Togo.‛ 1995.

Anastasia J. Gage. 26(5): 264–277.

‚Women’s status and fertility: Successive cross-sectional evidence from Tamil Nadu,

India, 1970–80.‛ 1991. Shireen J. Jejeebhoy. 22(4): 217–230.

‚Young women’s perceived ability to refuse sex in urban Cameroon.‛ 2008. Megan

Klein Hattori, Laurie DeRose. 39(4): 309–320.

Africa: General (see also individual countries)

‚Africa: The new family planning frontier.‛ 2002. John C. Caldwell, Pat Caldwell. 33(1):

76–86.

‚Age and economic asymmetries in the sexual relationships of adolescent girls in sub-

Saharan Africa.‛ 2003. Nancy Luke. 34(2): 67–86.

‚Are female orphans at risk for early marriage, early sexual debut, and teen pregnancy?

Evidence from sub-Saharan Africa.‛ 2009. Tia Palermo, Amber Peterman. 40(2): 101–

112.

‚Associations between premarital sex and leaving school in four sub-Saharan African

countries.‛ 2008. Ann Biddlecom, Richard Gregory, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Barbara S.

Mensch. 39(4): 337–350.

‚Barriers to treatment of obstetric emergencies in rural communities of West Africa.‛

1992. The Prevention of Maternal Mortality Network. 23(5): 279–291.

‚Cost-effectiveness of USAID’s regional program for family planning in West Africa.‛

2003. Donald S. Shepard , Richard N. Bail, C. Gary Merritt. 34(2): 117–126.

‚Early marriage and HIV risks in sub-Saharan Africa.‛ 2004. Shelley Clark. 35(3): 149–

160.

‚Family planning operations research in Africa: Reviewing a decade of experience.‛ 1991.

Maria J. Wawer, Regina McNamara, Therese McGinn, Donald Lauro. 22(5): 279–293.

‚Fertility and family planning in southern and central Africa.‛ 1992. David Lucas. 23(3):

145–158.

‚Fertility levels, trends, and differentials in sub-Saharan Africa in the 1980s and 1990s.‛

1998. Dudley Kirk, Bernard Pillet. 29(1):1–22.

‚Fragile, threatened, and still urgently needed: Family planning programs in sub-

Saharan Africa.‛ 2009. Commentary. Roy Jacobstein, Lynn Bakamjian, John M. Pile, Jane

Wickstrom. 40(2): 147–154.

‚A framework of sexual partnerships: Risks and implications for HIV prevention in

Africa.‛ 2009. Commentary. Edward C. Green, Timothy L. Mah, Allison Ruark, Norman

Hearst. 40(1): 63–70.

‚Geographic variations in inequities in access to sexual and reproductive health

services.‛ 2010. Adam Weiner. 41(2): 134–138.

‚Health consequences of adolescent sexuality and fertility behavior in sub-Saharan

Africa.‛ 1998. Laurie Schwab Zabin, Karungari Kiragu. 29(2): 210–232.

‚Maintenance payments for child support in southern Africa: Using law to promote

family planning.‛ 1992. Alice Armstrong. 23(4): 217–228.

‚Management information systems in maternal and child health/family planning

programs: A multi-country analysis.‛ 1991. Alan Keller. 22(1): 19–30.

‚Marriage law and practice in the Sahel.‛ 1991. Abd-el Kader Boye, Kathleen Hill,

Stephen Isaacs, Deborah Gordis. 22(6): 343–349.

‚Men's multiple sexual partnerships in 15 sub-Saharan African countries:

Sociodemographic patterns and implications.‛ 2010. Jeffrey B. Bingenheimer. 41(1): 1–

17.

‚Men's unmet need for family planning: Implications for African fertility transitions.‛

1997. Pierre Ngom. 28(3): 192–202.

‚Potential effects on fertility and child health and survival of birth-spacing preferences

in sub-Saharan Africa.‛ 2000. Hantamalala Rafalimanana, Charles F. Westoff. 31(2): 99–

110.

‚Reaching the urban poor with family planning services.‛ 2010. Alex C. Ezeh, Ivy

Kodzi, Jacques Emina. 41(2): 109–116).

‚Reproductive inequality in sub-Saharan Africa: Differentials versus concentration.‛

2008. Sarah C. Giroux, Parfait M. Eloundou-Enyegue, Daniel T. Lichter. 39(3): 187–198.

‚Routine testing for HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa: A philosopher’s perspective.‛

2007. George M. Brockway. 38(4): 279–283.

‚Teenage pregnancy and child health in the urban Sahel.‛ 1993. Thomas K. LeGrand,

Cheikh S.M. Mbacké. 24(3): 137–149.

‚The validity of verbal autopsies for assessing the causes of institutional maternal

death.‛ 1998. Daniel Chandramohan, Laura C. Rodrigues, Gillian H. Maude, Richard J.

Hayes. 29(4): 414–422.

“Variations in condom use by type of partner in 13 sub-Saharan African countries.” 2011. de Walque, Damien, Rachel Kline. 42(1): 1–10.

Albania

“Albania 2008–09: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(2): 125–130.

Algeria

‚Algeria 1992: Results from the PAPCHILD Survey.‛ 1994. 25(3): 191–195.

‚Childbearing in five Arab countries.‛ 2001. Eltigani E. Eltigani. 32(1): 17–24.

Armenia

‚Armenia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2003. 34(2): 133–

137.

‚Armenia 2005: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2008. 39(3): 221–

226.

Asia: General (see also individual countries)

‚Asia’s family planning programs as low fertility is attained.‛ 2002. Gavin Jones,

Richard Leete. 33(1): 114–126.

‚Management information systems in maternal and child health/family planning

programs: A multi-country analysis.‛ 1991. Alan Keller. 22(1): 19–30.

Azerbaijan

‚Azerbaijan 2006: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2009. 40(2): 155–

160.

Bangladesh

‚Bangladesh 1993–94: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1995. 26(5):

299–303.

‚Bangladesh 1996–97: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1999. 30(2):

148–152.

‚Bangladesh 1999–2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2002. 33(4):

347–351.

‚Bangladesh 2004: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005. 36(4): 316–

320.

‚Bangladesh 2007: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2010. 41(2): 147–

152.

‚Beliefs and practices regarding delivery and postpartum maternal morbidity in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1995. Elizabeth Goodburn, Rukhsana Gazi, Mushtaque Chowdhury. 26(1):

22–32.

‚Coitus-dependent family planning methods: Observations from Bangladesh.‛ 1999.

Alan Gray, Jamil H. Chowdhury, Bruce Caldwell, Ahmed Al-Sabir. 30(1): 43–53.

‚The contraceptive potential for breastfeeding in Bangladesh.‛ Peter Weis. 24(2): 100–

108.

‚Contraceptive switching in Bangladesh.‛ 1999. Fiona Steele, Ian Diamond. 30(4): 315–

328.

‚Contraceptive use in Matlab, Bangladesh in 1990: Levels, trends, and explanations.‛

1992. Michael A. Koenig, Ubaidur Rob, Mehrab Ali Khan, J. Chakraborty, Vincent

Fauveau. 23(6): 352–364.

‚Contraceptive use in Matlab, Bangladesh: The role of gender preference.‛ 1992.

Mizanur Rahman, Jalaluddin Akbar, James F. Phillips, Stan Becker. 23(4): 229–242.

‚Cost effectiveness analysis of family planning programs in rural Bangladesh: Evidence

from Matlab.‛ 1991. George B. Simmons, Deborah Balk, Khodezatul K. Faiz. 22(2): 83–

101.

‚Credit programs, women’s empowerment, and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛

1994. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Syed M. Hashemi. 25(2): 65–76.

‚Diffusion of the culture of contraception: Program effects on young women in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1995. Rezina Mita, Ruth Simmons. 26(1): 1–13.

‚The effect of child mortality on fertility regulation in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1998. Mizanur

Rahman. 29(3): 268–281.

‚The effect of operations research on program changes in Bangladesh.‛ 1996. John C.

Haaga and Rushikesh M. Maru. 27(2): 76–87.

‚The effects of family planning workers' contact on fertility preferences: Evidence from

Bangladesh.‛ 1999. Mary Arends-Kuenning, Mian Bazle Hossain, Barkat-e-Khuda.

30(3): 183–192.

‚Employment in family planning and women's status in Bangladesh.‛ 1992. Ruth

Simmons, Rezina Mita, Michael A. Koenig. 23(2): 97–109.

‚Factors associated with spousal physical violence against women in Bangladesh.‛

2005. Ruchira Tabassum Naved, Lars Åke Persson. 36(4): 289–300.

‚The first generation to control family size: A microstudy of the causes of fertility

decline in a rural area of Bangladesh.‛ 2000. Bruce Caldwell, Barkat-e-Khuda. 31(3):

239–251.

‚The impact of outreach on the continuity of contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛

1996. Mian Bazle Hossain, James F. Phillips. 27(2): 98–106.

‚The influence of quality of care upon contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1997.

Michael A. Koenig, Mian Bazle Hossain, Maxine Whittaker. 28(4): 278–289.

“Justification of intimate partner violence in rural Bangladesh: What survey questions fail to capture.” 2011. Schuler, Sidney Ruth, Rachel Lenzi, Kathryn M. Yount. 42(1): 21–28.

‚The long-term demographic role of community-based family planning in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1996. James F. Phillips, Mian Bazle Hossain, Mary Arends-Kuenning.

27(4): 204–219.

‚Long-term effects of reproductive history on all-cause mortality among adults in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 2004. Lisa S. Hurt, Carine Ronsmans, Oona M.R. Campbell, Sajal Saha,

Mike Kenward, Maria Quigley. 35(3): 189–196.

‚Management of community distribution programs in Bangladesh.‛ 1994. Michael H.

Bernhart, Ghulam M. Kamal. 25(4): 197–210.

“Overcoming methodological challenges in evaluating health communication campaigns: Evidence from rural Bangladesh.” 2011. Guilkey, David K., Paul L. Hutchinson. 42(2): 93–106.

‚Physical and sexual abuse of wives in urban Bangladesh: Husbands' reports.‛ 2010.

William Sambisa, Gustavo Angeles, Peter M. Lance, Ruchira T. Naved, Siân L. Curtis.

41(3): 165–178.

‚Postpartum contraceptive use in Bangladesh: Understanding users' perspectives.‛

1998. Sarah Salway, Sufia Nurani. 29(1): 41–57.

‚Program- and method-related determinants of first DMPA use duration in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 1994. Ann P. Riley, M. Kathryn Stewart, Jyotsnamoy Chakraborty. 25(5):

255–267.

‚Promotion of family planning by financial payments: The case of Bangladesh.‛ 1991.

John Cleland, W. Parker Mauldin. 22(1): 1–18.

‚Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery system in the Bangladesh family planning

program.‛ 2002. Mary Arends-Kuenning. 33(1): 87–102.

‚Short birth intervals don't kill women: Evidence from Matlab, Bangladesh.‛ 1998.

Carine Ronsmans, Oona Campbell. 29(3): 282–290.

‚The sisterhood method of estimating maternal mortality: The Matlab experience. ‚

1995. Mohammed Shahidullah. 26(2): 101–106.

‚Transition to adulthood of female garment-factory workers in Bangladesh. ‚ 1998.

Sajeda Amin, Ian Diamond, Ruchira T. Naved, Margaret Newby. 29(2): 185–200.

‚Validating neonatal mortality and use of NGO reproductive health outreach services

in rural Bangladesh.‛ 2006. Alex Mercer, Nowsher Uddin, Nafisa Lira Huq, Fariha

Haseen, Mobarak Hossain Khan, Charles P. Larson. 37(2): 111–122.

‚What does the Matlab fertility experience really show? ‚ 1992. John C. Caldwell, Pat

Caldwell. 23(5): 292–310.

‚Why are infant and child mortality rates lower in the MCH-FP area of Matlab,

Bangladesh?‛ 2006. Lauren Hale, Julie DaVanzo, Abdur Razzaque, Mizanur Rahman.

37(4): 281–292.

‚Why did maternal mortality decline in Matlab? ‚ 1996. Deborah Maine, Murat Z.

Akalin, Jyotsnamoy Chakraborty, Andres de Francisco, Michael Strong. 27(4): 179–187.

‚Women’s acceptance of intimate partner violence within marriage in rural

Bangladesh.‛ 2008. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Farzana Islam. 39(1): 49–58.

‚Women’s education and the timing of marriage and childbearing in the next

generation: Evidence from rural Bangladesh.‛ 2007. Lisa M. Bates, Joanna Maselko,

Sidney Ruth Schuler. 38(2): 101–112.

‚Women’s lives in transition: A qualitative analysis of the fertility decline in

Bangladesh.‛ 1996. Ruth Simmons. 27(5): 251–268.

‚Worker-client exchanges and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh.‛ 1993. James F.

Phillips, Mian Bazle Hossain, Ruth Simmons, Michael A. Koenig. 24(6): 329–342.

Barbados

‚The costs of adolescent childbearing: Evidence from Chile, Barbados, Guatemala, and

Mexico.‛ 1998. Mayra Buvinic. 29(2): 201–209.

Belgium

‚Safe abortions in an illegal context: Perceptions from service providers in Belgium.‛

1993. France Donnay, Angélique Bregentzer, Patsy Leemans, Anne Verougstraete,

Marcel Vekemans. 24(3): 150–162.

Bénin

‚Bénin 1996: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1998. 29(1): 83–87.

‚Is fertility declining in Benin?‛ Virgile Capo-chichi, Fatima Juarez. 32(1): 25–40.

‚The link between postnatal abstinence and extramartial sex in Côte d'Ivoire.‛ 2001.

Mohamed M. Ali, John G. Cleland. 32(3): 214–219.

‚Women's reports of severe (near-miss) obstetric complications in Benin.‛ 2000.

Véronique Filippi, Carine Ronsmans, Timothée Gandaho, Wendy Graham, Eusèbe

Alihonou, Paul Santos. 31(4): 309–324.

Bolivia

‚Bolivia 1989: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1991. 22(4): 272–276.

‚Bolivia 1994: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1996. 27(3): 172–176.

‚Bolivia 1998: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2000. 31(3): 257–261.

‚Bolivia 2003: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2008. 39(1): 73–78.

‚Bolivia 2008: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2010. 41(4): 301–306.

‚The impact of pregnancy intention on breastfeeding duration in Bolivia and

Paraguay.‛ 2007. Carrie K. Shapiro-Mendoza, Beatrice J. Selwyn, David P. Smith,

Maureen Sanderson. 38(3): 198–205.

‚Misinformation, mistrust, and mistreatment: Family planning among Bolivian market

women.‛ 1994. Sidney Ruth Schuler, Maria Eugenia Choque, Susanna Rance. 25(4): 211–

221.

Botswana

‚Use of dual protection in Botswana.‛ 2009. Joan Marie Kraft, Christine Galavotti,

Marion Carter, Denise J. Jamieson, Lesego Busang, Douglas Fleming, Peter H. Kilmarx.

40(4): 319–328.

Brazil

‚Brazil 1996: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1998. 29(1): 88–92.

‚The Brazilian experience with Cytotec.‛ 1993. Regina Maria Barbosa, Margareth

Arilha. 24(4): 236–240.

‚Expanding contraceptive choice: Findings from Brazil.‛ 1999. Margarita Díaz, Ruth

Simmons, Juan Díaz, Carlos Gonzalez, Maria Yolanda Makuch, Debora Bossemeyer.

30(1): 1–16.

‚Factors influencing boys’ age at first intercourse and condom use in the shantytowns

of Recife, Brazil.‛ 2005. Fatima Juarez, Thomas LeGrand. 36(1): 57–70.

‚Impact of an integrated adolescent reproductive health program in Brazil.‛ 2001.

Robert J. Magnani, Lynne Gaffikin, Estela Maria Leão de Aquino, Eric E. Seiber, Maria

de Conceição Chagas Almeida, Varja Lipovsek. 32(3): 230–243.

‚Organizing a public-sector vasectomy program in Brazil.‛ 2001. Luis Guilherme

Penteado, Francisco Cabral, Margarita Díaz, Juan Díaz, Laura Ghiron, Ruth Simmons.

32(4): 315–328.

‚Sexual initiation and contraceptive use among adolescent women in Northeast Brazil.‛

2000. Neeru Gupta. 31(3): 228–238.

Bulgaria

‚Changes in contraceptive use in Bulgaria, 1995–2000.‛ 2001. Elwood Carlson, Vicki

Lamb. 32(4): 329–338.

Burkina Faso

‚Associations between premarital sex and leaving school in four sub-Saharan African

countries.‛ 2008. Ann Biddlecom, Richard Gregory, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Barbara S.

Mensch. 39(4): 337–350.

‚Burkina Faso 1998–99: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2001. 32(3):

276–280.

‚Burkina Faso 2003: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005. 36(3):

246–250.

‚Direct and indirect estimates of maternal mortality in rural Burkina Faso.‛ 1997.

Michel Garenne, Rainer Sauerborn, Adrien Nougtara, Matthias Borchert, Justus Benzler,

Jochen Diesfeld. 28(1): 54–61.

“Estimating abortion incidence in Burkina Faso using two methodologies.” 2011. Sedgh, Gilda, Clémentine Rossier, Idrissa Kaboré, Akinrinola Bankole, Meridith Mikulich. 42(3): 147–154.

‚Female genital cutting practices in Burkina Faso and Mali and their negative health

outcomes.‛ 1999. Heidi Jones, Nafissatou Diop, Ian Askew, Inoussa Kaboré. 30(3): 219–

230.

‚Marriage law and practice in the Sahel.‛ 1991. Abd-el Kader Boye, Kathleen Hill,

Stephen Isaacs, Deborah Gordis. 22(6): 343–349.

‚Problems related to schoolgirl pregnancies in Burkina Faso.‛ 1993. Regina Görgen,

Birga Maier, Hans Jochen Diesfeld. 24(5): 283–294.

‚Teenage pregnancy and child health in the urban Sahel.‛ 1993. Thomas K. LeGrand,

Cheikh S.M. Mbacké. 24(3): 137–149.

Cambodia

‚Cambodia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2002. 33(3): 269–

273.

‚Cambodia 2005: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2008. 39(2): 141–

146.

‚Determinants of contraceptive acceptance among Cambodian abortion patients.‛ 2009.

Janna McDougall, Tamara Fetters, Kathryn Andersen Clark, Tung Rathavy. 40(2): 123–

132.

Cameroon

‚Abortion risk and decisionmaking among young people in urban Cameroon.‛ 2002.

Anne-Emmanuèle Calvès. 33(3): 249–260.

‚Cameroon 1991: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1993. 24(2): 132–

136.

‚Cameroon 1998: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2000. 31(4): 336–340.

‚Cameroon 2004: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2006. 37(1): 61–65.

‚Determinants of condom use among young people in urban Cameroon.‛ 2002.

Dominique Meekers, Megan Klein. 33(4): 335–346.

‚An evaluation of the 'Entre Nous Jeunes' peer-educator program for adolescents in

Cameroon.‛ 2001. Ilene S. Speizer, B. Oleko Tambashe, Simon-Pierre Tegang. 32(4): 339–

351.

‚Young women’s perceived ability to refuse sex in urban Cameroon.‛ 2008. Megan

Klein Hattori, Laurie DeRose. 39(4): 309–320.

Canada

‚Harm reduction or women’s rights? Debating access to emergency contraceptive pills

in Canada and the United States.‛ 2007. L.L. Wynn, Joanna N. Erdman, Angel M.

Foster, James Trussell. 38(4): 253–267.

Caribbean

‚Management information systems in maternal and child health/family planning

programs: A multi-country analysis.‛ 1991. Alan Keller. 22(1): 19–30.

Central African Republic

‚Central African Republic 1994–95: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛

1997. 28(1): 62–66.

Chad

‚Chad 1996–97: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1999. 30(3): 249–

253.

‚Chad 2004: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2006. 37(2): 130–135.

Chile

‚The client's view of high-quality care in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1993. Hernán Vera. 24(1): 40–

49.

‚The costs of adolescent childbearing: Evidence from Chile, Barbados, Guatemala, and

Mexico.‛ 1998. Mayra Buvinic. 29(2): 201–209.

‚Integrated maternal and infant health care in the postpartum period in a poor

neighborhood in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1999. Reynaldo Alvarado, Ana Zepeda, Soledad

Rivero, Nieves Rico, Susana López, Soledad Díaz. 30(2): 133–141.

‚Premarital sexual activity and contraceptive use in Santiago, Chile.‛ 1992. Joan M.

Herold, Maria Solange Valenzuela, Leo Morris. 23(2): 128–136.

China

‚Acceptance, efficacy, and side effects of Norplant® implants in four counties in North

China.‛ 1997. Tu Ping, Qiu Shuhua, Fang Huimin, Herbert L. Smith. 28(2): 122–131.

‚Birth spacing patterns and correlates in Shaanxi, China.‛ 1991. Tu, Ping. 22(4): 255–263.

‚China’s family planning policy: An overview of its past and future.‛ 2002. Isabelle

Attané. 33(1): 103–113.

‚Contraceptive use before and after marriage in Shanghai.‛ 2003. Yan Che , John

Cleland. 34(1): 44–52.

‚The cost of IUD failure in China.‛ 1993. Commentary: Joan Kaufman. 24(3): 194–196.

‚Determinants of induced abortion and their policy implications in four counties in

North China.‛ 1995. Tu Ping, Herbert L. Smith. 26(5): 278–286.

‚Effects of rural–urban return migration on women's family planning and reproductive

health attitudes and behavior in rural China.‛ 2010. Jiajian Chen, Hongyan Liu,

Zhenming Xie. 41(1): 31–44.

‚The exclusion of never-married women from Chinese fertility surveys.‛ 1996. Rose

Maria Li, Susan F. Newcomer. 27(3): 148–154.

‚Gender, migration, risky sex, and HIV infection in China.‛ 2006. Xiushi Yang, Guomei

Xia. 37(4): 241–250.

‚IUD discontinuation patterns and correlates in four counties in North China.‛ 1995. Tu

Ping. 26(3): 169–179.

‚Levels of change in adolescent sexual behavior in three Asian cities.‛ 2009. Laurie

Schwab Zabin, Mark R. Emerson, Li Nan, Lou Chaohua, Gao Ersheng, Nguyen Huu

Minh, Yi-Li Chuang, Baai Shyun Hurng, David Bishai, Robert W. Blum. 40(1): 1–12.

‚Looking locally at China's one-child policy.‛ 1998. Susan E. Short, Zhai Fengying.

29(4): 373–387.

‚Quality of care in China: Scaling up a pilot project into a national reform program.‛

2006. Joan Kaufman, Zhang Erli, Xie Zhenming. 37(1): 17–28.

‚The quality of family planning services in rural China.‛ 1992. Joan Kaufman, Zhang

Zhirong, Qiao Xinjian, Zhang Yang. 23(2): 73–84.

‚Sterilization and financial penalties imposed on registered peasant couples, Hebei

Province, China.‛ 2001. Rosemary Santana Cooney, Jiali Li. 32(1): 67–78.

‚A study of field-based methods for diagnosing reproductive tract infections in rural

Yunnan Province, China.‛ 1999. Joan Kaufman, Yan Liqin, Wang Tongyin, Anne

Faulkner. 30(2): 112–119.

‚Why do Chinese women practice contraception? The case of rural Jilin Province.‛ 1991.

Minja Kim Choe, Noriko O. Tsuya. 22(1): 39–51.

Colombia

‚Colombia 1995: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1997. 28(1): 67–71.

‚Colombia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2003. 34(3): 211–

215.

‚Colombia 2005: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2007. 38(1): 55–60.

“Colombia 2010: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(4): 299–304.

Congo

‚Congo 2005: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2007. 38(2): 129–134.

‚Democratic Republic of Congo 2007: Results from the Demographic and Health

Survey.‛ 2009. 40(4): 329–334.

Costa Rica

‚An experiment using a month-by-month calendar in a family planning survey in Costa

Rica.‛ 1992. Stan Becker, Doris Sosa. 23(6): 386–391.

Côte d'Ivoire

‚Côte d’Ivoire 1998–99: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2003. 34(1):

53–57.

‚Côte d'Ivoire 1994: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1996. 27(5):

285–289.

‚The link between postnatal abstinence and extramartial sex in Côte d'Ivoire.‛ 2001.

Mohamed M. Ali, John G. Cleland. 32(3): 214–219.

Cuba

‚The persistence of induced abortion in Cuba: Exploring the notion of an ‘abortion

culture’.‛ 2009. Danièle Bélanger, Andrea Flynn. 40(1): 13–26.Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic

‚Dominican Republic 1991: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1992.

23(5): 336–340.

‚Dominican Republic 1996: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1998.

29(4): 423–427.

‚Dominican Republic 2002: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2006.

37(4): 293–298.

‚Sterilization regret in the Dominican Republic: Looking for quality-of-care issues.‛

1995. Edilberto Loaiza. 26(1): 39–48.

Ecuador

‚Integrating the lactational amenorrhea method into a family planning program in

Ecuador.‛ 1994. Karen Beck Wade, Francisco Sevilla, Miriam H. Labbok. 25(3): 162–175.

‚Three strategies to promote sustainability of CEMOPLAF clinics in Ecuador.‛ 1998.

John H. Bratt, James Foreit, Teresa de Vargas. 29(1): 58–68.

Egypt

‚Childbearing in five Arab countries.‛ 2001. Eltigani E. Eltigani. 32(1): 17–24.

‚A community study of gynecological and related morbidities in rural Egypt.‛ 1993.

Nabil Younis, Hind Khattab, Huda Zurayk, Mawaheb El-Mouelhy, Mohamed Fadle

Amin, Abdel Moneim Farag. 24(3): 175–186.

‚Comparing women’s reports with medical diagnoses of reproductive morbidity

conditions in rural Egypt.‛ 1995. Huda Zurayk, Hind Khattab, Nabil Younis, Olfia

Kamal, Mahinaz El-Helw. 26(1): 14–21.

‚Democratic Republic of Egypt 2008: Results from the Demographic and Health

Survey.‛ 2010. 41(2): 153–158.

‚The effect of gender preference on contraceptive use and fertility in rural Egypt.‛ 2000.

Kathryn M. Yount, Ray Langsten, Kenneth Hill. 31(4): 290–300.

‚Egypt 1992: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1994. 25(4): 243–247.

‚Egypt 1995: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1997. 28(3): 251–255.

‚Egypt 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2002. 33(3): 274–278.

‚Gender-role attitudes among Egyptian adolescents.‛ 2003. Barbara S. Mensch, Barbara

L. Ibrahim, Susan M. Lee, Omaima El-Gibaly. 34(1): 8–18.

‚Improving the medical care and counseling of postabortion patients in Egypt.‛ 1995.

Dale Huntington, Ezzeldin Osman Hassan, Nabil Attallah, Nahid Toubia, Mohammed

Naguib, Laila Nawar. 26(6): 350–362.

‚Maternal mortality in Giza, Egypt: Magnitude, causes, and prevention.‛ 1992. Thomas

T. Kane, Adel A. El-Kady, Saneya Saleh, Marvin Hage, John Stanback, Linda Potter.

23(1): 45–57.

“Normative influence and desired family size among young people in rural Egypt.” 2011. Harbour, Catherine. 42(2): 107–116.

‚The path to replacement fertility in Egypt: Acceptance, preference, and achievement.‛

2008. Laila O. El-Zeini. 39(3): 161–176.

‚Toward replacement fertility in Egypt and Tunisia.‛ 2009. Eltigani E. Eltigani. 40(3):

215–226.

‚User characteristics and oral contraceptive compliance in Egypt.‛ 1994. Dorace A.

Trottier, Linda S. Potter, Barbara A. Taylor, Lucinda H. Glover. 25(5): 284–292.

‚Women's position and family planning in Egypt.‛ 1996. Pavalavalli Govindasamy,

Anju Malhotra. 27(6): 328–340.

El Salvador

‚Cultivating men's interest in family planning in rural El Salvador.‛ 2005. Rebecka I.

Lundgren, James N. Gribble, Margaret E. Greene, Gail E. Emrick, Margarita de Monroy.

36(3): 173–188.

Eritrea

‚Eritrea 1995: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1997. 28(4): 336–340.

‚Eritrea 2002: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005. 36(1): 80–84.

‚The role of conflict in the rapid fertility decline in Eritrea and prospects for the future.‛

2004. Ann K. Blanc. 35(4): 236–245.

Ethiopia

‚Ethiopia 2005: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2007. 38(2): 135–

140.

‚Ethiopia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2002. 33(4): 352–

356.

‚Household organization, women's autonomy, and contraceptive behavior in Southern

Ethiopia.‛ 1999. Dennis P. Hogan, Betemariam Berhanu, Assefa Hailemariam. 30(4):

302–314.

‚Nonmarital sex and condom knowledge among Ethiopian young people: Improved

estimates using a nonverbal response card.‛ 2010. David P. Lindstrom, Tefera Belachew,

Craig Hadley, Megan Klein Hattori, Dennis Hogan, Fasil Tessema. 41(4): 251–262.

‚The proximate determinants of the decline to below-replacement fertility in Addis

Ababa, Ethiopia.‛ 2003. Amson Sibanda, Zewdu Wou­balem, Dennis P. Hogan, David

P. Lindstrom. 34(1): 1–7.

‚Social identity and community effects on contraceptive use and intentions in Southern

Ethiopia.‛ 2004. Dennis P. Hogan, Belay Biratu. 35(2): 79–90.

Europe: General (see also individual countries)

‚Abortion in Europe, 1920–91: A public health perspective.‛ 1992. Henry P. David.

23(1): 1–22.

Gabon

‚Gabon 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2004. 35(1): 65–69.

The Gambia

‚Menstrual disorders in rural Gambia.‛ 2002. Gijs Walraven, Gloria Ekpo, Rosalind

Coleman, Caroline Scherf, Linda Morison, Siobán D. Harlow. 33(3): 261–268.

‚Mobilizing demand for contraception in rural Gambia.‛ 2000. Margaret Luck, Ebrima

Jarju, M. Diane Nell, Melville O. George. 31(4): 325–335.

‚Sexual activity, family life education, and contraceptive practice among young adults

in Banjul, The Gambia.‛ 1993. Thomas T. Kane, Rose De Buysscher, Tunde Taylor-

Thomas, Tamara Smith, Momodou Jeng. 24(1): 50–61.

Ghana

‚Associations between premarital sex and leaving school in four sub-Saharan African

countries.‛ 2008. Ann Biddlecom, Richard Gregory, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Barbara S.

Mensch. 39(4): 337–350.

‚Bridging the gap between evidence-based innovation and national health-sector

reform in Ghana.‛ 2004. John Koku Awoonor-Williams, Ellie S. Feinglass, Rachel Tobey,

Maya N. Vaughan-Smith, Frank K. Nyonator, Tanya C. Jones. 35(3): 161–177.

‚The changing nature of adolescence in the Kassena-Nankana District of northern Ghana.‛

1999. Barbara S. Mensch, Daniel Bagah, Wesley H. Clark, Fred Binka. 30(2): 95–111.

‚Clinic-based surveillance of adverse pregnancy outcomes to identify induced

abortions in Accra, Ghana.‛ 2008. Elizabeth Oliveras, Clement Ahiadeke, Richard M.

Adanu, Allan G. Hill. 39(2): 133–140.

‚Developing a culturally appropriate family planning program for the Navrongo

experiment.‛ 1995. Alex Nazzar, Philip Adongo, Fred N. Binka, James F. Phillips,

Cornelius Debpuur. 26(6): 307–324.

‚Ghana 1993: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1995. 26(4): 245–249.

‚Ghana 1998: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2001. 32(1): 79–83.

‚Ghana 2003: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005. 36(2): 158–162.

‚Ghana 2008: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛2010. 41(4): 307–312.

‚The impact of the Navrongo project on contraceptive knowledge and use,

reproductive preferences, and fertility.‛ 2002. Cornelius Debpuur, James F. Phillips,

Elizabeth F. Jackson, Alex Nazzar, Pierre Ngom, Fred N. Binka. 33(2): 141–164.

‚Inconsistent reporting of female genital cutting status in northern Ghana: Explanatory

factors and analytical consequences.‛ 2003. Elizabeth F. Jackson , Patricia Akweongo,

Evelyn Sakeah, Abraham Hodgson, Rofina Asuru, James F. Phillips. 34(3): 200–210.

‚The influence of changes in women's religious affiliation on contraceptive use and

fertility among the Kassena-Nankana of Northern Ghana.‛ 2009. Henry V. Doctor,

James F. Phillips, Evelyn Sakeah. 40(2): 113–122.

‚The influence of spouses over each other's contraceptive attitudes in Ghana.‛ 1993.

Alex Chika Ezeh. 24(3): 163–174.

‚The influence of traditional religion on fertility regulation among the Kassena-

Nankana of northern Ghana.‛ 1998. Phillip B. Adongo, James F. Phillips, Fred N. Binka.

29(1): 23–40.

‚Maternal mortality among the Kassena-Nankana of northern Ghana.‛ 1999. Pierre

Ngom, Patricia Akweongo, Philip Adongo, Ayaga Agula Bawah, Fred Binka. 30(2): 142–

147.

‚The Navrongo community health and family planning project.‛ 1995. Fred N. Binka,

Alex Nazzar, James F. Phillips. 26(3): 121–139.

‚Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo: A longitudinal

assessment.‛ 2002. Ayaga A. Bawah. 33(2): 185–194.

‚The time dynamics of individual fertility preferences among rural Ghanaian women.‛

2010. Ivy A. Kodzi, John B. Casterline, Peter Aglobitse. 41(1): 45–54.

‚Use of health professionals for obstetric care in northern Ghana.‛ 2005. Samuel Mills,

Jane T. Bertrand. 36(1): 45–56.

‚Women's fears and men's anxieties: The impact of family planning on gender relations

in northern Ghana.‛ 1999. Ayaga Agula Bawah, Patricia Akweongo, Ruth Simmons,

James F. Phillips. 30(1): 54–66.

Guatemala

‚The costs of adolescent childbearing: Evidence from Chile, Barbados, Guatemala, and

Mexico.‛ 1998. Mayra Buvinic. 29(2): 201–209.

‚Guatemala 1995: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1997. 28(2): 151–

155.

‚Migration and the diffusion of modern contraceptive knowledge and use in rural

Guatemala.‛ 2005. David P. Lindstrom, Elisa Muñoz-Franco. 36(4): 277–288.

‚Providers’ compliance with the Balanced Counseling Strategy in Guatemala.‛ 2005.

Federico R. León, Carlos Brambila, Marisela de la Cruz, Julio García Colindres, Carlos

Morales, Benedicto Vásquez. 36(2): 117–126.

‚Ruling out pregnancy among family planning clients: The impact of a checklist in three

countries.‛ 2005. John Stanback, Fatimata Diabate, Thierno Dieng, Telma Duarte de

Morales, Stirling Cummings, Mahamodou Traoré. 36(4): 311–315.

‚A test of alternative supervision strategies for family planning services in Guatemala.‛

1994. Ricardo Vernon, Ann Staunton, Mario García, Raul Rosenberg, Juan José Arroyo.

25(4): 232–238.

Guinea

‚Guinea 1999: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2002. 33(2): 203–207.

‚Guinea 2005: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2007. 38(3): 206–211.

Haiti

‚Haiti 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2003. 34(3): 216–220.

‚Haiti 1994–95: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1996. 27(4): 232–

237.

‚Perceptions and practices relating to condom use among urban men in Haiti.‛ 1991.

Michaelle L. Boulos, Reginald Boulos, Douglas J. Nichols. 22(5): 318–325.

‚Using multiple sampling approaches to measure sexual risk-taking among young

people in Haiti: Programmatic implications.‛ 2009. Ilene S. Speizer, Harry Beauvais,

Anu Manchikanti Gómez, Theresa Finn Outlaw, Barbara Roussel. 40(3): 277–288.

Honduras

“Contraceptive discontinuation among Honduran women who use reversible methods.” 2011. Barden-O’Fallon, Janine, Ilene S. Speizer, Javier Cálix, Francisco Rodriguez. 42(1): 11–20.

‚Emergency contraception in Honduras: Knowledge, attitudes, and practice among

urban family planning clients.‛ 2006. Sandra G. García, Diana Lara, Sarah H. Landis,

Eileen A. Yam, Suyapa Pavón. 37(3): 187–196.

‚Impact of social marketing on contraceptive prevalence and cost in Honduras.‛ 1992.

Barbara Janowitz, Margarita Suazo, Daniel B. Fried, John H. Bratt, Patricia E. Bailey.

23(2): 110–117.

India

‚Associations between wife-beating and fetal and infant death: Impressions from a

survey in rural India.‛ 1998. Shireen J. Jejeebhoy. 29(3): 300–308.

‚Contextual influences on reproductive health service use in Uttar Pradesh, India.‛

2002. Rob Stephenson, Amy Ong Tsui. 33(4): 309–320.

‚Convergence and divergence in spouses’ perspectives on women’s autonomy in rural

India.‛ 2002. Shireen Jejeebhoy. 33(4): 299–308.

‚Developing an interactive STD-prevention program for youth: Lessons from a North

Indian slum.‛ Shally Awasthi, Mark Nichter, V.K. Pande. 32(2): 138–150.

‚Does audio-CASI improve reports of risky behavior? Evidence from a randomized

field trial among young urban men in India.‛ 2005. Rukmini Potdar, Michael A. Koenig.

36(2): 107–116.

‚Domestic violence and contraceptive adoption in Uttar Pradesh, India.‛ 2006. Rob

Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Saifuddin Ahmed. 37(2): 75–86.

‚Domestic violence, contraceptive use, and unwanted pregnancy in rural India.‛ 2008.

Rob Stephenson, Michael A. Koenig, Rajib Acharya, Tarun K. Roy. 39(3): 177–186.

‚Estimates of contraceptive prevalence based on service statistics and surveys in

Gujarat state, India.‛ 1994. Leela Visaria, Pravin Visaria, Anrudh Jain. 25(5): 293–303.

‚Factors inhibiting the use of reversible contraceptive methods in rural south India.‛

1994. T. Rajaretnam, R.V. Deshpande. 25(2): 111–121.

‚Husbands' reproductive health knowledge, attitudes, and behavior in Uttar Pradesh,

India.‛ 1998. Kaushalendra K. Singh, Shelah S. Bloom, Amy Ong Tsui. 29(4): 388–399.

‚India 1998–99: Results from the National Family Health Survey.‛ 2001. 32(3): 270–275.

‚The India Local Initiatives Program: A model for expanding reproductive and child

health services.‛ 2005. John M. Paxman, Abu Sayeed, Ann Buxbaum, Charles Stover,

Sallie Craig Huber. 36(3): 203–220.

‚Introductory small cash incentives to promote child spacing in India.‛ 1992. Janice R.

Stevens, Carl M. Stevens. 23(3): 171–186.

‚Levels and causes of maternal mortality in southern India.‛ 1993. Jagdish C. Bhatia.

24(5): 310–318.

‚Levels and determinants of gynecological morbidity in a district of South India.‛ 1997.

Jagdish C. Bhatia, John Cleland, Leela Bhagavan, N.S.N. Rao. 28(2): 95–103.

‚Male involvement in family planning: A case study spanning five generations of a

South Indian family.‛ 1997. Mihira V. Karra, Nancy N. Stark, Joyce Wolf. 28(1): 24–34.

‚Maternal mortality in India: Estimates from a regression model.‛ 1995. P.N. Mari Bhat,

K. Navaneetham, S. Irudaya Rajan. 26(4): 217–232.

‚Maternal mortality in India: An update.‛ 2002. P.N. Mari Bhat. 33(3): 227–236.

‚Methodological issues in community-based studies of gynecological morbidity.‛ 2000.

Jagdish C. Bhatia, John Cleland. 31(4): 267–273.

‚Quality of care within the Indian Family Welfare Programme: A review of recent

evidence‛ 2000. Michael A. Koenig, Gillian H.C. Foo, Ketan Joshi. 31(1): 1–18.

‚The quality of family relationships and use of maternal health-care services in India.‛

2010. Keera Allendorf. 41(4): 263–276.

‚Rural Indian women’s care-seeking behavior and choice of provider for gynecological

symptoms.‛ 2003. Manju Rani, Sekhar Bonu. 34(3): 173–185.

‚Self-reported symptoms of gynecological morbidity and their treatment in South

India.‛ 1995. Jagdish C. Bhatia, John Cleland. 26(4): 203–216.

‚Understanding the prevalence of female sterilization in rural South India.‛ 1999.

Minna Säävälä. 30(4): 288–301.

‚Use of traditional medical practitioners to deliver family planning services in Uttar

Pradesh.‛ 1994. Indra P. Kambo, R.N. Gupta, A.S. Kundu, B.S. Dhillon, H.M. Saxena,

Badri N. Saxena. 25(1): 32–40.

‚Women and reproductive control: The nexus between abortion and contraceptive use

in Madhya Pradesh, India.‛ 2010. Jeffrey Edmeades, Susan M. Lee-Rife, Anju Malhotra.

41(2): 75–88.

‚Women's status and fertility: Successive cross-sectional evidence from Tamil Nadu,

India, 1970–1980.‛ 1991. Shireen J. Jejeebhoy. 22(4): 217–230.

Indonesia

‚Adolescent reproductive health in Indonesia: Contested values and policy inaction.‛

2009. Iwu Dwisetyani Utomo, Peter McDonald. 40(2): 133–146.

‚An assessment of Norplant® removal in Indonesia.‛ 1997. Andrew A. Fisher, Joedo

Prihartono, Jayanti Tuladhar, R. Hasan M. Hoesni. 28(4): 308–316.

‚The Bali indirect maternal mortality study.‛ 1994. Dewa Nyoman Wirawan, Michael

Linnan. 25(5): 304–309.

‚Bargaining power within couples and use of prenatal and delivery care in Indonesia.‛

2001. Kathleen Beegle, Elizabeth Frankenberg, Duncan Thomas. 32(2): 130–146.

‚Contraceptive use in a changing service environment: Evidence from Indonesia during

the economic crisis.‛ 2003. Elizabeth Frankenberg, Bondan Sikoki, Wayan Suriastini.

34(2): 103–116.

‚Do women increase their use of reproductive health care when it becomes more

available? Evidence from Indonesia.‛ 2009. Elizabeth Frankenberg, Alison Buttenheim,

Bondan Sikoki, Wayan Suriastini. 40(1): 27–38.

‚Does choice make a difference to contraceptive use? Evidence from East Java.‛ 1991.

Siti Pariani, David M. Heer, Maurice D. Van Arsdol, Jr. 22(6): 384–390.

‚Indonesia 1991: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1993. 24(3): 197–201.

‚Indonesia 1994: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1996. 27(2): 119–123.

‚Indonesia 1997: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1999. 30(3): 254–258.

‚Indonesia 2002–03: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005. 36(1): 85–

89.

‚Indonesia 2007: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2009. 40(4): 335–340.

‚Induced abortion in Indonesia.‛ 1993. Terence H. Hull, Sarsanto W. Sarwono, Ninuk

Widyantoro. 24(4): 241–251.

‚The introduction and use of Norplant® implants in Indonesia.‛ 1998. Jayanti Tuladhar,

Peter J. Donaldson, Jeanne Noble. 29(3): 291–299.

‚Women's recall of obstetric complications in South Kalimantan, Indonesia.‛ 1997.

Carine Ronsmans, Endang Achadi, Surekha Cohen, Ali Zazri. 28(3): 203–214.

Iran

“The expansion of health houses and fertility outcomes in rural Iran.” 2011. Modrek, Sepideh, Negar Ghobadi. 42(3): 137–146.

‚The politics of population policy in the Islamic Republic of Iran.‛ 2000. Homa

Hoodfar, Samad Assadpour. 31,1: 19–34.

‚Rates of induced abortion in Iran: The roles of contraceptive use and religiosity.‛ 2008.

Amir Erfani, Kevin McQuillan. 39(2): 111–122.

‚Reproductive choice in Islam: Gender and state in Iran and Tunisia.‛ 1994. Carla

Makhlouf Obermeyer. 25(1): 41–51.

‚Reproductive health in Iran: Pragmatic achievements, unmet needs, and ethical

challenges in a theocratic system.‛ 2007. Amir H. Mehryar, Shirin Ahmad-Nia, Shahla

Kazemipour. 38(4): 352–361.

Israel

‚Estimates of demand for abortion among Soviet immigrants in Israel.‛ 1992. Eitan F.

Sabatello. 23(4): 268–273.

‚Family planning in the Jewish population of Israel: Correlates of withdrawal use.‛

1997. Barbara S. Okun. 28(3): 215–227.

Jamaica

‚Assessing family planning service delivery practices: The case of private physicians in

Jamaica.‛ 1995. Karen Hardee, Maureen Clyde, Olivia P. McDonald, Wilma Bailey,

Michele T. Villinski. 26(6): 338–349.

‚Over-the-counter pill provision: Evidence from Jamaica.‛ 2006. Dawn S. Chin-Quee,

Carmen Cuthbertson, Barbara Janowitz. 37(2): 99–110.

Japan

‚Abortion trends in Japan, 1975–95.‛ 2000. Aya Goto, Chihaya Fujiyama-Koriyama,

Akira Fukao, Michael R. Reich. 31(4): 301–308.

‚Prospects for increased contraceptive pill use in Japan.‛ 1991. Naohiro Ogawa, Robert

D. Retherford. 22(6): 378–383.

Jordan

‚Hospital policies and practices concerning normal childbirth in Jordan.‛ 2008. Mary

Sweidan, Ziyad Mahfoud, Jocelyn DeJong.‛ 39(1): 59–68.

‚The impact of the Healthcom mass media campaign on timely initiation of

breastfeeding in Jordan.‛ 1993. Judith A. McDivitt, Susan Zimicki, Robert Hornik,

Ayman Abulaban. 24(5): 295–309.

‚Intimate partner violence and interference with women's efforts to avoid pregnancy in

Jordan.‛ 2008. Cari Jo Clark, Jay Silverman, Inaam A. Khalaf, Basem Abu Ra'ad, Zeinab

Abu Al Sha'ar, Abdullah Abu Al Ata, Anwar Batieha. 39(2): 123–132.

‚Jordan 1990: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1992. 23(6): 396–399.

‚Jordan 1997: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2000. 31(1): 81–85.

‚Jordan 2002: Results from the Population and Family Health Survey.‛ 2004. 35(4): 291–

295.

‚Jordan 2007: Results from the Population and Family Health Survey.‛ 2010. 41(1): 61–66.

‚Maternal health care utilization in Jordan: A study of patterns and determinants.‛

1991. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer, Joseph E. Potter. 22(3): 177–187.

Kazakhstan

‚Ethnocultural identity and induced abortion in Kazakstan.‛ 1997. Victor Agadjanian,

Zhenchao Qian. 28(4): 317–329.

‚Is ‘abortion culture’ fading in the former Soviet Union? Views about abortion and

contraception in Kazakhstan.‛ 2002. Victor Agadjanian. 33(3): 237–248.

‚Kazakstan 1995: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1997. 28(3): 256–260.

‚Kazakhstan 1999: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2001. 32(4): 356–

360.

Kenya

‚Adolescent sexuality and fertility in Kenya: A survey of knowledge, perceptions, and

practices.‛ 1991. Ayo A. Ajayi, Leah T. Marangu, Janice Miller, John M. Paxman. 22(4):

205–216.

‚Assessing family planning service-delivery skills in Kenya.‛ 1997. Joseph J. Valadez,

Rikka Transgrud, Margaret Mbugua, Tamara Smith. 28(2): 143–150.

‚The buzz outside the clinics: Conversations and contraception in Nyanza, Province,

Kenya.‛ 1997. Naomi Rutenberg, Susan Cotts Watkins. 28(4): 290–307.

‚Creating linkages between incomplete abortion treatment and family planning services

in Kenya.‛ 1999. Julie Solo, Deborah L. Billings, Colette Aloo-Obunga, Achola Ominde,

Margaret Makumi. 30(1): 17–27.

‚Disobedient distributors: Street-level bureaucrats and would-be patrons in

community-based family planning programs in rural Kenya.‛ 2001. Amy Kaler, Susan

Cotts Watkins. 32(3): 254–269.

‚Family planning and sexual behavior in the era of HIV/AIDS: The case of Nakuru

District, Kenya.‛ 2000. Evasius K. Bauni, Ben Obonyo Jarabi. 31(1): 69–80.

‚Female genital cutting and HIV/AIDS among Kenyan women.‛ 2007. Kathryn M.

Yount, Bisrat K. Abraham. 38(2): 73–88.

‚Fertility and contraceptive adoption and discontinuation in rural Kenya.‛ 1992. Alan

G. Ferguson. 23(4): 257–267.

‚Gender differences in the schooling experiences of adolescents in low-income countries:

The case of Kenya.‛ 1998. Barbara S. Mensch, Cynthia B. Lloyd. 29(2): 167–184.

‚Induced abortion in Kenya: Case histories.‛ 1992. Jean Baker, Shanyisa Khasiani. 23(1):

34–44.

‚Influences on adolescent sexuality in Nigeria and Kenya: Findings from recent focus-

group discussions.‛ 1992. Gary Knaul Barker, Susan Rich. 23(3): 199–210.

‚Kenya 1989: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1991. 22(5): 336–340.

‚Kenya 1993: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1994. 25(5): 310–314.

‚Kenya 1998: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2000. 31(3): 252–256.

‚Kenya 2003: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005. 36(2): 163–167.

“Kenya 2008–09: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(2): 131–136.

“Multiple transitions and HIV risk among orphaned Kenyan schoolgirls.” 2011. Mojola, Sanyu A. 42(1): 29–40.

‚Relationships between older men and younger women: Implications for STIs/HIV in

Kenya.‛ 2004. Kim Longfield, Anne Glick, Margaret Waithaka, John Berman. 35(2): 125–

134.

‚Situation analysis study of the family planning program in Kenya.‛ 1991. Robert A.

Miller, Louis Ndhlovu, Margaret M. Gachara, Andrew Fisher. 22(3): 131–143.

‚Trends and determinants of contraceptive method choice in Kenya.‛ 2003. Monica A.

Magadi, Siân L. Curtis. 34(3): 149–159.

‚Women's use of private and government health facilities for childbirth in Nairobi's

informal settlements.‛ 2009. Eva S. Bazant, Michael A. Koenig, Jean-Christophe Fotso,

Samuel Mills. 40(1): 39–50.

Kyrgyz Republic

‚Kyrgyz Republic 1997: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1999. 30(4):

347–351.

Latin America: General (see also individual countries)

“Abortion in Latin America: Changes in practice, growing conflict, and recent policy developments.” 2011. Kulczycki, Andrzej. 42(3): 199–220.

‚Abortion opinion research in Latin America and the Caribbean: A review of the

literature.‛ 2006. Eileen A. Yam, Ingrid Dries-Daffner, Sandra G. García. 37(4): 225–240.

‚The clandestine epidemic: The practice of unsafe abortion in Latin America.‛ 1993.

John M. Paxman, Alberto Rizo, Laura Brown, Janie Benson. 24(4): 205–226.

‚Impact of sustainability policies on sterilization services in Latin America.‛ 1992.

Jeanne Haws, Lynn Bakamjian, Tim Williams, Karen Johnson Lassner. 23(2): 85–96.

‚Transforming family planning services in the Latin American and Caribbean region.‛

2002. Judith F. Helzner. 33(1): 49–60.

Lebanon

‚Lebanon 1996: Results from the Lebanon Maternal and Child Health Survey.‛ 2001.

32(2): 175–180.

‚The sociocultural context of condom use within marriage in rural Lebanon.‛ 2004.

Andrzej Kulczycki. 35(4): 246–260.

Lesotho

“Lesotho 2009: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(4): 305–310.

‚Sexual violence in Lesotho.‛ Lisanne Brown, Tonya Thurman, Jeanette Bloem, Carl

Kendall. 37(4): 269–280.

Liberia

‚Liberia 2007: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2010. 41(1): 67–72.

Madagascar

‚Madagascar 1997: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2001. 32(2): 181–

185.

‚Madagascar 2003–04: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005. 36(4):

321–325.

“Madagascar 2008–09: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(3): 221–226.

Malawi

‚Associations between premarital sex and leaving school in four sub-Saharan African

countries.‛ 2008. Ann Biddlecom, Richard Gregory, Cynthia B. Lloyd, Barbara S.

Mensch. 39(4): 337–350.

‚HIV infection and fertility preferences in rural Malawi.‛ 2009. Sara Yeatman. 40(4):

261–276.

‚How family planning ideas are spread within social groups in rural Malawi.‛ 2004.

Valerie A. Paz Soldan. 35(4): 275–290.

‚Husband–wife survey responses in Malawi.‛ 2001. Kate Miller, Eliya Msiyaphazi Zulu,

Susan Cotts Watkins. 32(2): 161–174.

‚Malawi 2004: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2007. 38(1): 61–66.

‚Malawi 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2003. 34(4): 285–289.

‚The moral lens of population control: Condoms and controversies in Southern

Malawi.‛ Amy Kaler. 2004. 35(2): 105–115.

‚The reach and effect of radio communication campaigns on condom use in Malawi.‛

2007. Dominique Meekers, Ronan Van Rossem, Martha Silva, Andrew Koleros. 38(2):

113–120.

‚Sexual behavior and STI/HIV status among adolescents in rural Malawi: An evaluation

of the effect of interview mode on reporting.‛ 2008. Barbara S. Mensch, Paul C. Hewett,

Richard Gregory, Stephane Helleringer. 39(4): 321–336.

‚Ties of dependence: AIDS and transactional sex in rural Malawi.‛ 2007. Ann Swidler,

Susan Cotts Watkins. 38(3): 147–162.

‚Using mystery clients to assess condom negotiation in Malawi: Some ethical concerns.‛

2007. Francine van den Borne. 38(4): 322–332.

Malaysia

‚Correlates of short interbirth intervals in peninsular Malaysia: Their pathways of

influence through breastfeeding and contraceptive use.‛ 1991. Julie DaVanzo, Ellen H.

Starbird. 22(4): 241–254.

‚Do fertility intentions predict subsequent behavior?: Evidence from peninsular

Malaysia.‛ 1994. Poo Chang Tan, Nai Peng Tey. 25(4). 222–231.

‚Evidence from peninsular Malaysia of breastfeeding as a contraceptive method.‛ 1992.

Saumya Rama Rao. 23(6): 376–385.

‚Sex preference and fertility in peninsular Malaysia.‛ 1994. Suet-ling Pong. 25(3): 137–

148.

Mali

‚Factors influencing young Malians’ reluctance to use hormonal contraceptives.‛ 2003.

Sarah Castle. 34(3): 186–199.

‚Female genital cutting practices in Burkina Faso and Mali and their negative health

outcomes.‛ 1999. Heidi Jones, Nafissatou Diop, Ian Askew, Inoussa Kaboré. 30(3): 219–

230.

‚The impact of a family planning multimedia campaign in Bamako, Mali.‛ 1998.

Thomas T. Kane, Mohamadou Gueye, Ilene Speizer, Sara Pacque-Margolis, Danielle

Baron. 29(3): 309–323.

‚Mali 1995–96: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1997. 28(4): 341–345.

‚A qualitative study of clandestine contraceptive use in urban Mali.‛ 1999. Sarah Castle,

Mamadou Kani Konaté, Priscilla R. Ulin, Sarah Martin. 30(3): 231–248.

‚Ruling out pregnancy among family planning clients: The impact of a checklist in three

countries.‛ 2005. John Stanback, Fatimata Diabate, Thierno Dieng, Telma Duarte de

Morales, Stirling Cummings, Mahamodou Traoré. 36(4): 311–315.

‚The start of the sexual transition in Mali: Risks and opportunities.‛ 2008. Claudine

Sauvain-Dugerdil, Bassoutoura Gakou, Fatou Berthé, Abdoul Wahab Dieng, Gilbert

Ritschard, Mathias Lerch. 39(4): 263–280.

‚Teenage pregnancy and child Health in the urban Sahel.‛ 1993. Thomas K. LeGrand,

Cheikh S.M. Mbacké. 24(3): 137–149.

Mauritania

‚Mauritania 2000–01: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2004. 35(2):

135–139.

Mexico

‚Catholics using contraceptives: Religion, family planning, and interpretive agency in

rural Mexico.‛ 2008. Jennifer S. Hirsch. 39(2): 93–104.

‚Contraceptive use, birth spacing, and autonomy: An analysis of the Oportunidades

program in rural Mexico.‛ 2009. Becca S. Feldman, Alan M. Zaslavsky, Majid Ezzati,

Karen E. Peterson, Marc Mitchell. 40(1): 51–62.

‚The costs of adolescent childbearing: Evidence from Chile, Barbados, Guatemala, and

Mexico.‛ 1998. Mayra Buvinic 29(2): 201–209.

“Experiences and opinions of health-care professionals regarding legal abortion in Mexico City: A qualitative study.“ 2011. Contreras, Xipatl, Marieke G. van Dijk, Tahilin Sanchez, Patricio Sanhueza Smith. 42(3): 183–190.

“Introduction to the special section on abortion legalization in Mexico City.” 2011. Langer, Ana. 42(3): 156–158.

‚Knowledge and opinions of emergency contraceptive pills among female factory

workers in Tijuana, Mexico.‛ 2008. Sandra G. García, Davida Becker, Marcela Martínez

de Castro, Francisco Paz, Claudia Díaz Olavarrieta, Dolores Acevedo-García. 39(3): 199–

210.

‚Over-the-counter access, changing WHO guidelines, and contraindicated oral

contraceptive use in Mexico.‛ 2006. Sara E. Yeatman, Joseph E. Potter, Daniel A.

Grossman. 37(3): 197–204.

“Patient characteristics and service trends following abortion legalization in Mexico City, 2007–10.” 2011. Mondragón y Kalb, Manuel, Armando Ahued Ortega, Jorge Morales Velazquez, Claudia Díaz Olavarrieta, Jorge Valencia Rodríguez, Davida Becker, Sandra G. García 42(3): 159–166.

“Public opinion on abortion in eight Mexican states amid opposition to legalization.” 2011. Valencia Rodríguez, Jorge, Kate S. Wilson, Claudia Díaz Olavarrieta, Sandra G. García, Maria Luisa Sánchez Fuentes. 42(3): 191–198.

“Public opinion on abortion in Mexico City after the landmark reform.” 2011. Wilson, Kate S., Sandra G. García, Claudia Díaz Olavarrieta, Aremis Villalobos-Hernández, Jorge Valencia Rodríguez, Patricio Sanhueza Smith, Courtney Burks. 42(3): 175–182.

‚Sex, contraception, and pregnancy among adolescents in Mexico City.‛ 1991. Susan

Pick de Weiss, Lucille C. Atkin, James N. Gribble, Patricia Andrade-Palos. 22(2): 74–82.

“Women’s experiences with legal abortion in Mexico City: A qualitative study.” 2011. van Dijk, Marieke G., Luis Jorge Arellano Mendoza, Ana Gabriela Arangure Peraza, Aldo Alberto Toriz Prado, Abigail Krumholz, Eileen A. Yam. 42(3): 167–174.

Mongolia

‚Changing patterns of Mongolian fertility at a time of social and economic transition.‛

2002. Arnstein Aassve, Gereltuya Altankhuyag. 33(2): 165–172.

Morocco

‚Childbearing in five Arab countries.‛ 2001. Eltigani E. Eltigani. 32(1): 17–24.

‚Culture, maternal health, and women's status: A comparison of Morocco and Tunisia.‛

1993. Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer. 24(6): 354–365.

‚The impact of family planning service provision on contraceptive-use dynamics in

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‚The impact of the family planning supply environment on contraceptive intentions

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Leigh Anne Shafer. 30(2): 120–132.

‚Intention to use contraceptives and subsequent contraceptive behavior in Morocco.‛

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‚Morocco 1992: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1994. 25(1): 59–63.

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‚Quality of care in family planning services in Morocco.‛ 1995. Lisanne Brown, Mostafa

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‚Son preference and differential treatment in Morocco and Tunisia.‛ 1997. Carla

Makhlouf Obermeyer, Rosario Cárdenas. 28(3): 235–244.

Mozambique

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Nepal

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‚Couples’ reports of women’s autonomy and health-care use in Nepal.‛ 2007. Keera

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‚Explanations of unmet need for contraception in Chitwan, Nepal.‛ 1999. Sharon Stash.

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‚A hospital-based study of abortion in Nepal.‛ 1992. Prem J. Thapa, Shyam Thapa,

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‚Ideal-family-size and sex composition preferences among wives and husbands in

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“Spousal communication and contraceptive use in rural Nepal: An event history analysis.” 2011. Link, Cynthia F. 42(2): 83–92.

The Netherlands

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‚Researching domestic violence against women: Methodological and ethical

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Niger

‚Marriage law and practice in the Sahel.‛ 1991. Abd-el Kader Boye, Kathleen Hill,

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Nigeria

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“Changes in contraceptive use following integration of family planning into ART services in Cross River State, Nigeria.” 2011. McCarraher, Donna R., Gwyneth Vance, Usman Gwarzo, Douglas Taylor, Otto Nzapfurundi Chabikuli. 42(4): 283–290.

‚Dead mothers and injured wives: The social context of maternal morbidity and

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‚The effects of a communication program on contraceptive ideation and use among

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‚Factors related to induced abortion among young women in Edo State, Nigeria.‛ 2006.

Nancy Murray, William Winfrey, Minki Chatterji, Scott Moreland, Leanne Dougherty,

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‚Gender ideology and fertility strategies in an Ekiti Yoruba Village.‛ 1993. Elisha P.

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‚The impact of female genital cutting on first delivery in southwest Nigeria.‛ 2002.

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‚Indicators for measuring the quality of family planning services in Nigeria.‛ 1994. Ian

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‚Influences on adolescent sexuality in Nigeria and Kenya: Findings from recent focus-

group discussions.‛ 1992. Gary Knaul Barker, Susan Rich. 23(3): 199–210.

‚Maternal mortality in Ile-Ife, Nigeria: A study of risk factors.‛ 1992. Friday E.

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‚Nigeria 1990: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1992. 23(3): 211–215.

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“Private medical providers’ knowledge and practices concerning medical abortion in Nigeria.” 2011. Okonofua, Friday E., Afolabi Hammed, Tajudeen Abass, Abdulkarim Garba Mairiga, Abubakar Bako Mohammed, Adeniyi Adewale, Danjuma Garba. 42(1): 41–50.

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‚Sexual networking in the Ekiti District of Nigeria.‛ 1991. I.O. Orubuloye, John C.

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‚Using situation analysis data to assess the functioning of family planning clinics in

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‚Who's at risk? Men's STD experience and condom use in Southwest Nigeria.‛ 2000.

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‚Women and high fertility in Islamic northern Nigeria.‛ 2010. Chimaraoke O. Izugbara,

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‚Women’s and health care providers’ views of maternal practices and services in rural

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North Korea

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Oman

‚The prevalence of and risk factors for reproductive morbidities among women in

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Pakistan

‚Estimating the incidence of abortion in Pakistan.‛ 2007. Zeba Sathar, Susheela Singh,

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‚Impact of an advertising campaign on condom use in urban Pakistan.‛ 2010. Sohail

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‚The impact of franchised family planning clinics in poor urban areas of Pakistan.‛

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‚Introducing client-centered reproductive health services in a Pakistani setting.‛ 2005.

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‚Obstacles to contraceptive use in Pakistan: A study in Punjab.‛ 2001. John B.

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Paraguay

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Peru

‚Comparing the Peru service availability module and situation analysis.‛ Mary Arends-

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‚A comparison of the performance of male and female CBD distributors in Peru.‛ 1992.

James R. Foreit, Maria Rosa Garate, Alfredo Brazzoduro, Felix Guillen, Maria del

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urban Peru.‛ 2001. Robert J. Magnani, Eric E. Seiber, Emily Zielinski Gutierrez, Dorina

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‚The dynamics of contraceptive use in Peru.‛ 1993. Kathryn Kost. 24(2): 109–119.

‚The impact of the quality of family planning services on contraceptive use in Peru.‛

Barbara Mensch, Mary Arends-Kuenning, Anrudh Jain. 1996. 27(2): 59–75.

‚Implications for evaluating the impact of family planning programs with a

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‚Peru 1991–92: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1993. 24(1): 66–70.

‚Peru 1996: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1999. 30(1): 78–82.

‚Peru 2004–05: Results from the Demographic and Family Health Survey.‛ 2006. 37(3):

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Philippines

‚A client-centered approach to family planning: The Davao Project.‛ 2001. Marilou

Costello, Marlina Lacuesta, Saumya RamaRao, Anrudh Jain. 32(4): 302–314.

‚Consistency between survey and interview data concerning pregnancy wantedness in

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253.

‚Factors underlying unmet need for family planning in the Philippines.‛ 1997. John B.

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‚The impact of type of employment on women's use of prenatal-care services and

family planning in urban Cebu, the Philippines.‛ 1998. Rebecca Miles-Doan, Karin L.

Brewster. 29(1): 69–78.

‚The influence of parents’ marital relationship and women’s status on children’s age at

first sex in Cebu, Philippines.‛ Ushma D. Upadhyay, Michelle J. Hindin. 2007. 38(3):

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‚Issues in Measuring Maternal Morbidity: Lessons from the Philippines Safe

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“Perceptions and practices of illegal abortion among urban young adults in the Philippines: A qualitative study.” 2011. Gipson, Jessica D., Alanna E. Hirz, Josephine L. Avila. 42(4): 261–272.

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‚Philippines 1998: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2000. 32(2): 183–

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‚Philippines 2003: Results from the National Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 2005.

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“Philippines 2008: Results from the National Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(3): 227–232.

Poland

‚Abortion and women’s rights in Poland, 1994.‛ 1994. Commentary: Henry P. David,

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Romania

‚Contraceptive discontinuation and failure and subsequent abortion in Romania: 1994–

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‚The impact of recent policy changes on fertility, abortion, and contraceptive use in

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‚Reproductive health in Romania: Reversing the Ceausescu legacy.‛ 1991. Charlotte

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Russia

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‚Contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and practice in Russia during the 1980s.‛ 1993.

Andrej A. Popov. Adriaan Ph. Visser, Evert Ketting. 24(4): 227–235.

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‚New estimates of induced abortion in Russia.‛ 1997. Barbara Entwisle, Polina

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Rwanda

‚An assessment of the Nine-month Lactational Amenorrhea Method (MAMA-9) in

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Senegal

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Sierra Leone

“Sierra Leone 2008: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” 42(1): 57–62.

South Africa

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‚Adolescent pregnancy and parenthood in South Africa.‛ 2001. Carol E. Kaufman, Thea

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‚Communities, opportunities, and adolescents' sexual behavior in KwaZulu-Natal,

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‚Condom use within marital and cohabiting partnerships in KwaZulu-Natal, South

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‚Factors associated with contraceptive use in late- and post-apartheid South Africa.‛

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‚How gender roles influence sexual and reproductive health among South African

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‚Methodological issues in the South African incomplete abortion study.‛ 1997. Rachel

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‚Population policy in South Africa.‛ 1993. Orieji Chimere-Dan. 24(1): 31–39.

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‚Premarital fertility in rural South Africa: A challenge to existing population policy.‛

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Sri Lanka

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Sudan

‚Childbearing in five Arab countries.‛ 2001. Eltigani E. Eltigani. 32(1): 17–24.

‚Constraints on effective family planning in urban Sudan.‛ 1993. Amna M. Swar-

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‚Sudan 1989–90: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.‛ 1992. 23(1): 66–70.

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Swaziland

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Sweden

‚Explaining trends in teenage childbearing in Sweden.‛ 1999. Gigi Santow, Michael

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Syria

‚Syria 1993: Results from the PAPCHILD Survey.‛ 1994. 25(4): 248–252.

Taiwan

‚Levels of change in adolescent sexual behavior in three Asian cities.‛ 2009. Laurie

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Tajikistan

‚Inequality and changes in women’s use of maternal health-care services in Tajikistan.‛

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Tanzania

‚Aborting and suspending pregnancy in rural Tanzania: An ethnography of young

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‚Advanced methods for evaluating the impact of family planning communication

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Thailand

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‚Sexual networking in provincial Thailand.‛ 1993. Napaporn Havanon, Anthony

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Togo

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Tunisia

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Turkey

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Turkmenistan

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Uganda

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‚Associations of mass media exposure with family planning attitudes and practices in

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United States

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Zaire

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Zambia

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