Reproductive health, rights, and population

Publications: Reproductive Health

• Greene, Margaret E. 1986. “Critique of Determinants of Aggregate Fertility in Pakistan,” by Ghulam Yasin Soomro, Pakistan Development Review, Vol. XXV, Winter: 567-569.
• Greene, Margaret E. 1985. Book review. Population and Survival: The Challenge in Five Countries, by Georgia Lee Kangas, in Population Today, January 1985
• Murphy, Elaine, Margaret E. Greene, Alexandra Mihailovic, and Peter Olupot-Olupot. 2006. “Was the “ABC” Approach (Abstinence, Being Faithful, Using Condoms) Responsible for Uganda’s Decline in HIV?” Public Library of Science, September 12 View online
• Greene, Margaret E. and Thomas W. Merrick. 2005. Poverty Reduction: Does Reproductive Health Matter? Research funded by the MacArthur Foundation. Washington, DC: World Bank, HNP Discussion Paper (#33399). Download the PDF
• Turnbull, Wendy, Margaret E. Greene, Jennifer Dusenberry, Barbara Crane and Valerie De Fillipo, with Rachael Pine and Cara Hesse. 2003. Access Denied: US Restrictions on International Family Planning (Case studies of Mexico City Policy impact in 4 countries). Washington, DC: PAI. www.globalgagrule.org
• Sai, Fred, Nada Chaya, Carolyn Vogel, Ellen Davis and Margaret E. Greene. 2002. “Family Planning and Reproductive Health Programs in Sub-Saharan Africa: History and Prospects.” Paper presented at WHO Africa Regional Office Reproductive Health Taskforce meeting, October 21-25, Nairobi.
• Chaya, N., B. Johnston, R. Engelman, S. Ethelston and M.E. Greene. 2001. “A World of Difference: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Risks.” Washington, DC: Population Action International.

Presentations: Reproductive Health

• “Poverty Reduction: Does Reproductive Health Matter?” with Thomas Merrick. Paper presented at Population Association of America, Philadelphia, April 2005.
• Keynote Address at “Reframing Reproductive Rights” conference organized at George Washington University, March 2006
• “Poverty Reduction: Does Reproductive Health Matter?” with Thomas W. Merrick. Presented at the Woodrow Wilson Center, Environmental Change and Security Project, January 2006. Filmed and webcast live. View the video
• National Academies of Science. Education and Fertility—How Are They Linked? March 2002.
• Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India; and Johns Hopkins University. “Critical Voices and Unexpected Allies: Creative Forces in a New Generation of Reproductive Health Program.” January and March 1996, New Delhi, India.

Presentations: Population

• Session Thinking about Demography: Population Subjects and Objects. Co-organizer with Andrew T. Miller, Population Association of America, San Francisco, April 1995.
• Session Observer and Observed: The ‘I’ in Demographic Research. Organizer and Chair, Population Association of America, Miami, May 1994.
• “Demographic Change among the Canela of Brazil,” with William H. Crocker. Presented at Population Association of America, Miami, May 1994.
• “Language Maintenance and English Usage at the Turn of the Century,” with Audrey Singer. Population Association of America, Denver, May 1992
• University of Puerto Rico, School of Public Health. The Use of Qualitative and Quantitative Evidence in Demographic Research. March 1995, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Presentations: Family/Marriage

• Greene, Margaret E., and Vijayendra Rao. 1995. “The Marriage Squeeze and the Rise in Informal Marriage in Brazil.” Social Biology, Vol. 42(1-2): 65-82.
• “Patterns of Formal and Informal Marriage and Their Consequences in the Process of Family Formation.” VIII Encontro Nacional de Estudos Populacionais, Brasília, October 1992.
• Centers for Disease Control, “Marriage and Women’s Health: Evidence from the Developing World,” Conference on Women and Infectious Disease, March 2004.