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The Migration Response to Food Insecurity and Household Shocks in Southwestern Ethiopia, 2005–2008 by Lindstrom, David P., Randell, Heather F., Belachew, Tefera

“…This article examines how severe food insecurity and other shocks impact internal and international migration in southwestern Ethiopia using longitudinal…”
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Life expectations in early adolescence and the timing of first sex and marriage: evidence from a longitudinal survey in Ethiopia by Lindstrom, David P, Sahlu, Ida, Belachew, Tefera, Gerbaba, Mulusew

“…Raising the median age at first sexual intercourse and first marriage among females is a policy goal of the Ethiopian government. Education figures prominently…”
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Lifting the Curtain on the Conditions of Sexual Initiation Among Youth in Ethiopia by Lindstrom, David P., Ph.D, Hattori, Megan Klein, Ph.D, Belachew, Tefera, M.D., M.Sc, Tessema, Fasil, M.Sc

“…Abstract Purpose Deriving accurate estimates of the level of sexual coercion is challenging because of the stigma that is attached to the experience. This…”
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Mexican Migrant Integration in the United States, 1965–2015 by LINDSTROM, DAVID P.

“…This article uses 20 years of survey data from the Mexican Migration Project to describe how the experiences of Mexico-U.S. migrants have changed over time. I…”
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Migration, Family Formation and Fertility in the Americas by Lindstrom, David P., Hernandez-Jabalera, Anairis, Giorguli Saucedo, Silvia

“…In many low- and medium-income countries that are the traditional sources of international migrants, total fertility rates have dropped to levels at or near…”
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Nonverbal Response Cards Reduce Socially Desirable Reporting of Violence Among Adolescents in Rural Burkina Faso: A Randomized Controlled Trial by Harling, Guy, Bountogo, Mamadou, Sié, Ali, Bärnighausen, Till, Lindstrom, David P.

“…Accurate measures of violence are difficult to obtain from self-reported data because of stigmatization and social undesirability of the topic. Most methods…”
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How Representative Are Snowball Samples? Using the Ethnosurvey to Study Guatemala-U.S. Migration by LINDSTROM, DAVID P.

“…This analysis draws on binational data from an ethnosurvey conducted in Guatemala and in the United States in Providence, Rhode Island, to develop a refinement…”
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The Role of Parents and Family Networks in Adolescent Health‐Seeking in Ethiopia by Lindstrom, David P., Liu, Mao‐Mei, Jira, Challi

“…Objective: This study examines the roles of parents, extended kin, and exchange networks in adolescent health‐seeking behavior in Ethiopia. Background: Prior…”
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The interrelationship between fertility, family maintenance, and Mexico-U.S. migration by Lindstrom, David P., Saucedo, Silvia Giorguli

“…This study examines the interrelationship between migration and marital fertility, using a bi-national sample of retrospective life histories collected in…”
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Pioneers and Followers: Migrant Selectivity and the Development of U.S. Migration Streams in Latin America by LINDSTROM, DAVID P., RAMÍREZ, ADRIANA LÓPEZ

“…The authors present a method for dividing the historical development of community migration streams into an initial period and a subsequent takeoff stage with…”
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Migration and maternal health services utilization in rural Guatemala by Lindstrom, David P, Muñoz-Franco, Elisa

“…This article examines the relationship between migration and the use of formal maternal health-care services among rural women in Guatemala. We identify…”
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Nonmarital Sex and Condom Knowledge among Ethiopian Young People: Improved Estimates Using a Nonverbal Response Card by Lindstrom, David P., Belachew, Tefera, Hadley, Craig, Hattori, Megan Klein, Hogan, Dennis, Tessema, Fasil

“…The accurate assessment of risky sexual behaviors and barriers to condom use is essential to reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS. This study tests a new nonverbal…”
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Economic Opportunity in Mexico and Return Migration from the United States by Lindstrom, David P.

“…I analyze the influence of the economic characteristics of origin area on trip duration for Mexican migrants in the United States. I argue that migrants from…”
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The Short- and Long-Term Effects of U.S. Migration Experience on Mexican Women's Fertility by Lindstrom, David P., Saucedo, Silvia Giorguli

“…Using retrospective fertility and migration histories from a binational study of Mexico-U.S. migration, we test for the presence of separation, assimilation,…”
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The Impact of War, Famine, and Economic Decline on Marital Fertility in Ethiopia by Lindstrom, David P., Berhanu, Betemariam

“…We examine recent fertility trends in Ethiopia for evidence of short- and long-term responses to famine, political events, and economic decline. We use…”
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Migration and the Diffusion of Modern Contraceptive Knowledge and Use in Rural Guatemala by Lindstrom, David P., Muñoz-Franco, Elisa

“…This article uses the concept of social networks as it is employed in the research literature on family planning and migration to explore the impact of…”
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The Impact of Infant and Child Death on Subsequent Fertility in Ethiopia by Lindstrom, David P., Kiros, Gebre-Egziabher

“…This paper uses hazard regression models to assess the impact of experienced infant and child mortality on the risk of subsequent conceptions in Ethiopia. The…”
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Local Economic Opportunity and the Competing Risks of Internal and U.S. Migration in Zacatecas, Mexico by Lindstrom, David P., Lauster, Nathanael

“…This article uses a competing risks model to examine the effects of origin economic conditions on the probability of temporary U.S. and internal labor…”
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Framing Immigrants: News Coverage, Public Opinion, and Policy . By Chris Haynes, Jennifer Merolla, and S. Karthick Ramakrishnan. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 2016. Pp. xxi+278. $32.50 (paper) by Lindstrom, David P.

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Rural-Urban Migration and Reproductive Behavior in Guatemala by Lindstrom, David P.

“…Guatemala has the highest fertility of any country in Latin America, and it is also the least urbanized. Projected rural-urban migration will shift more of…”
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