Studies in Family Planning 2002: Vol 33 Index

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INDEX to Volume 33, 2002 Gardner, Michelle. See: Phan Thi Lien.
Harbison, Sarah F., Warren C. Robinson. “Policy implications of the
next world demographic transition.” 33(1): 37-48.
Harlow, Sioban D. See: Walraven, Gijs.
AUTHOR INDEX
Helzner, Judith F. “Transforming family planning services in the Latin
American and Caribbean region.” 33(1): 49-60.
Aassve, Arnstein, Gereltuya Altankhuyag. “Changing patterns of
Jackson, Elizabeth F. See: Debpuur, Cornelius.
Mongolian fertility at a time of social and economic transition.’
33(2): 165-172. Jejeebhoy, Shireen. “Convergence and divergence in spouses’ perspec-
tives on women’s autonomy in rural India.” 33(4): 299-308.
Agadjanian, Victor. “Is ‘abortion culture’ fading in the former Soviet
Union? Views about abortion and contraception in Kazakhstan.’ Johansson, Elof. See: Bongaarts, John.
33(3): 237-248 Johnson, Brooke R., Singatsho Ndhlovu, Sherry L. Farr, Tsungai
Altankhuyag, Gereltuya. See: Aassve, Arnstein. Chipato. “Reducing unplanned pregnancy and abortion in Zim-
Arends-Kuenning, Mary. “Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery sys- babwe through postabortion contraception.” 33(2): 195-202.
tem in the Bangladesh family planning program.” 33(1): 87-102 Jones, Gavin, Richard Leete. “Asia’s family planning programs as low
Attané, Isabelle. “China’s family planning policy: An overview of its fertility is attained.” 33(1): 114-126.
past and future.” 33(1): 103-113. Klein, Megan. See: Meekers, Dominique.
Barkat-e-Khuda. See: Caldwell, John C. eete, Richard. See: Jones, Gavin.
Basu, Alaka Malwade. Review of Minna Saavala, Fertility and Famil- McIntosh, C. Alison. See: Finkle, Jason L.
ial Power Relations: Procreation in South India. 33(4): 357-360.
Meekers, Dominique, Megan Klein. “Determinants of condom use
Bawah, Ayaga A. “Spousal communication and family planning be- among young people in urban Cameroon.” 33(4): 335-346.
havior in Navrongo: A longitudinal assessment.” 33(2): 185-194
Morison, Linda. See: Walraven, Gijs.
Bélanger, Daniéle. “Son preference in a rural village in North Viet-
Nazzar, Alex. See: Dedpuur, Cornelius.
nam.” 33(4): 321-334
Ndhlovu, Singatsho. See: Johnson, Brooke R.
Bhat, P.N. Mari. “Maternal mortality in India: An update.” 33(3): 227-
2523 6 Ngom, Pierre. See: Debpuur, Cornelius.
Binka, Fred N. See: Debpuur, Cornelius. Nguyen Hua Phuc. See: Phan Thi Lien.
Blanc, Ann K., Sian L. Curtis, Trevor N. Croft. “Monitoring contra- Nguyen Thi Loi. See: Phan Thi Lien.
ceptive continuation: Links to fertility outcomes and quality of Okonofua, Friday E. See: Slanger, Tracy E.
care.” 33(2): 127-140.
Phan Thi Lien, Christopher Elias, Nguyen Thi Loi, Bui Thi Chi,
B2 ongaarts5 , John, Ellvnof f Joh} ansson. “Tt “Futu_r e trends in c" ontracea ptive’ pre. v-
Nguyen Hua Phuc, Michelle Gardner. “The prevalence of repro-
alence and method mix in the developing world.” 33(1): 24-36.
ductive tract infections in Hue, Vietnam.” 33(3): 217-226.
Brown, Joseph. See: Simmons, Ruth
Phillips, James F. See: Caldwell, John C.; Debpuur, Cornelius
Bui Thi Chi. See: Phan Thi Lien
Robinson, Warren C. See: Harbison, Sarah F.
Caldwell, John C., Pat Caldwell. “Africa: The new family planning
Scherf, Caroline. See: Walraven, Gijs.
frontier.” 33(1): 76-86
Segal, Sheldon J. Review of Etienne van de Walle and Elisha P. Renne
Caldwell, John C., James F. Phillips, Barkat-e-Khuda. “The future of
(eds.), Regulating Menstruation: Beliefs, Practices, Interpretations
family planning programs.” > 33(1): 1-10 ania -
33(2): 213.
Caldwell, Pat. See: Caldwell, John C
Simmons, Ruth, Joseph Brown, Margarita Diaz. “Facilitating large-
Calvés, Anne-Emmantuéle. “Abortion risk and decisionmaking among scale transitions to quality of care: An idea whose time has come.”
young people in urban Cameroon.” 33(3): 249-260.
33(1): 61-75.
Chipato, Tsungai. See: Johnson, Brooke R
Slanger, Tracy E., Rachel C. Snow, Friday E. Okonofua. “The impact
Coleman, Rosalind. See: Walraven, Gijs. of female genital cutting on first delivery in southwest Nigeria.”
Croft, Trevor N. See: Blanc, Ann K 33(2): 173-184.
Curtis, Sian L. See: Blanc, Ann K. Smith, Daniel Jordan. Review of Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer, ed., Cul-
tural Perspectives on Reproductive Health. 33(3): 279-280.
Debpuur, Cornelius, James F. Phillips, Elizabeth F. Jackson, Alex
Nazzar, Pierre Ngom, Fred N. Binka. “The impact of the Navrongo Snow, Rachel C. See: Slanger, Tracy E.
project on contraceptive knowledge and use, reproductive pref- Stephenson, Rob, Amy Ong Tsui. “Contextual influences on repro-
erences, and fertility.” 33(2): 141-164. ductive health service use in Uttar Pradesh, India.” 33(4): 309-
Diaz, Margarita. See: Simmons, Ruth. 320.
Ekpo, Gloria. See: Walraven, Gijs. Tsui, Amy Ong. See: Rob Stephenson.
Elias, Christopher. See: Phan Thi Lien. Varga, Christine A. “Pregnancy termination among South African
Farr, Sherry L. See: Johnson, Brooke R. adolescents.” 33(4): 283-298.
Finkle, Jason L., C. Alison McIntosh. “United Nations population con- Walraven, Gijs, Gloria Ekpo, Rosalind Coleman, Caroline Scherf, Linda
ferences: Shaping the policy agenda for the twenty-first century.” Morison, Sioban D. Harlow. “Menstrual disorders in rural Gam-
33(1): 11-23. bia.” 33(3): 261-268.
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SUBJECT INDEX “Future trends in contraceptive prevalence and method mix in the
developing world.” John Bongaarts, Elof Johansson. 33(1): 24-36.
‘The impact of the Navrongo project on contraceptive knowledge and
use, reproductive preferences, and fertility.” Cornelius Debpuur,
James F. Phillips, Elizabeth F. Jackson, Alex Nazzar, Pierre Ngom,
ABORTION Fred N. Binka. 33(2): 141-164.
“Monitoring contraceptive continuation: Links to fertility outcomes
and quality of care.” Ann K. Blanc, Sian L. Curtis, Trevor N. Croft
“Abortion risk and decisionmaking among young people in urban
Cameroon.” Anne-Emmanuéle Calves. 33(3): 249-260
“Reducing unplanned pregnancy and abortion in Zimbabwe through
“Ts ‘abortion culture’ fading in the former Soviet Union? Views about
postabortion contraception.” Brooke R. Johnson, Singatsho
abortion and contraception in Kazakhstan.” Victor Agadjanian
Ndhlovu, Sherry L. Farr, Tsungai Chipato. 33(2): 202
37-248.
“Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo
“Pregnancy termination among South African adolescents.” Chris
A longitudinal assessment.” Ayaga A. Bawah. 33(2): 185-194
tine A. Varga. 33(4): 283-298
“Reducing unplanned pregnancy and abortion in Zimbabwe through
postabortion contraception.” Brooke R. Johnson, Singatsho
COUPLE STUDIES
Ndhlovu, Sherry L. Farr, Tsungai Chipato. 33(2): 195-202
“Convergence and divergence in spouses’ perspectives on women’s
autonomy in rural India.” Shireen Jejeebhoy. 33(4): 299-308.
ADOLESCENTS
“Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo:
A longitudinal assessment.” Ayaga A. Bawah. 33(2): 185-194
“Abortion risk and decisionmaking among young people in urban
Cameroon.” Anne-Emmanuéle Calvés. 33(3): 249-260.
“Determinants of condom use among young people in urban Camer-
FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS
oon.” Dominique Meekers, Megan Klein. 33(4): 335-346
AND SERVICES
Pregnancy termination among South African adolescents.” Chris
tine A. Varga. 33(4): 283-298.
‘Africa: The new family planning frontier.” John C. Caldwell, Pat
Caldwell. 33(1): 76-86.
BOOK REVIEWS “AAssiiaa's’ s ffaammii ly plaannnniinngg prporoggrramas ms asa s lolw ow ffeerrtt ility is attained.” Gavin
Jones, Richard Leete. 33(1): 114-126.
“China's family planning policy: An overview of its past and future.”
Basu, Alaka M. Review of Minna Saavaila, Fertility and
Isabelle Attané. 33(1): 103-113.
Relations: Procreation in South India. 33(4): 357-360.
“Facilitating large-scale transitions to quality of care: An idea whose
Segal, Sheldon J. Review of Ettiene van de Walle, Elisha P. Renne, eds
time has come.” Ruth Simmons, Joseph Brown, Margarita Diaz
Regulating Mensturation: Beliefs, Practices, Interpretations. 33(2): 213.
33(1): 61-75.
Smith, Daniel Jordan. Review of Carla Makhlouf Obermeyer, ed., Cul-
“The future of family planning programs.” John C. Caldwell, James
tural Perspectives on Reproductive Health. 33(3): 279-280
F. Phillips, Barkat-e-Khuda. 33(1): 1-10.
“Future trends in contraceptive prevalence and method mix in the
developing world.” John Bongaarts, Elof Johansson. 33(1): 24-36.
COMMUNITY-BASED DISTRIBUTION
‘Policy implications of the next world demographic transition.” Sa-
rah F. Harbison, Warren C. Robinson. 33(1): 37-48.
“Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery system in the Bangladesh fam-
“Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery system in the Bangladesh fam-
ily planning program.” Mary Arends-Kuenning. 33(1): 87-102
ily planning program.” Mary Arends-Kuenning. 33(1): 87-102.
‘Transforming family planning services in the Latin American and
Caribbean region.” Judith F. Helzner. 33(1): 49-60.
CONDOM USE
“United Nations population conferences: Shaping the policy agenda
for the twenty-first century.” Jason L. Finkle, C. Alison McIntosh
“Determinants of condom use among young people in urban Camer- 33(1): 11-23.
oon.” Dominique Meekers, Megan Klein. 33(4): 335-346.
FEMALE GENITAL CUTTING
CONTRACEPTIVE USE
“The impact of female genital cutting on first delivery in southwest
“Determinants of condom use among young people in urban Camer- Nigeria.” Tracy E. Slanger, Rachel C. Snow, Friday E. Okonofua.
oon.” Dominique Meekers, Megan Klein. 33(4): 335-346. 33(2): 173-184.
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FERTILITY
‘The impact of female genital cutting on first delivery in southwest
” Tracy E. Slanger, RachelC . Snow, Friday E. Okonof
“Changing patterns of Mongolian fertility at a time of social and eco-
nomic transition.” Arnstein Aassve, Gereltuya Altankhuyag. 33(2)
165-172
“The impact of the Navrongo project on contraceptive knowledge and Menstrual disorders in rural Gambia.” Gijs Walraven, Gloria Ekpo
use, reproductive preferences, and fertility.” Cornelius Debpuur Rosalind Coleman, Caroline Scherf, Linda Morison, Sioban D.
James F, Phillips, Elizabeth F. Jackson, Alex Nazzar, Pierre Ngom, Harlow ax493 (3): 261-268.
Fred N. Binka. 33(2): 141-164
The prevalence of reproductive tract infections in HHuuee,
“Monitoring contraceptive continuation: Links to fertility outcomes Phan Thi Lien, Christopher Elias, Nguyen Thi Loi, Bu
and quality of care.” Ann K. Blanc, Sian L. Curtis, Trevor N. Cror¢ f Neuyen Hua Phuc, Michelle Gardner. 3 2H/O2) . £n1a e 2792 0
33(2): 127-140.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES
GENDER RELATIONS
Contextual influences on reproductive health service use in Uttar
‘Convergence and divergence in spouses’ perspectives on women’s Pradesh, India.” Rob Stephenson, Amy Ongn gs7 Tsui. 23 A 4): 309-322 0.
autonomy in rural India.” Shireen Jejeebhoy. 33(4): 299-308
[ransforming family planning services in the Latin American and
“Son preference in a rural village in North Vietnam.” Daniele Bélan- Caribbean region.” Judith F. Helzner. 33(1): 49-60.
ger. 33(4): 321-334.
‘Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo
A longitudinal assessment.” Ayaga A. Bawah. 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Future trends in contraceptive prevalence and method mix in the
MATERNAL MORTALITY
developing world.” John Bongaarts, Elof Johansson. 33(1): 24-36.
“Maternal mortality in India: An update.” P.N. Mari Bhat. 33(3): 227
2532 6
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
“The prevalence of reproductive tract infections in Hue, Vietnam.”
POPULATION POLICY
Phan Thi Lien, Christopher Elias, Nguyen Thi Loi, Bui Thi Chi,
Nguyen Hua Phuc, Michelle Gardner. 33(3): 217-226.
“China's family planning policy: An overview of its past and future
Isabelle Attané. 33(1)
“Policy implications of the next world demographic transition.” Sa
SON PREFERENCE
rah F. Harbison, Warren C. Robinson. 33(1):
“United Nations population conferences: Shaping the policy agenda
Son preference in a rural village in North Vietnam.” Daniéle Bélan-
for the twenty-first century. Jason L. Finkle,C . Alison McIntosh.
ger. 33(4): 321-334.
33(1): 11-23.
SURVEYS
QUALITY OF CARE
Bangladesh 1999-2000: Results from the Demographic and Health
“Facilitating large-scale transitions to quality of care: An idea whose
Survey.” 33(4): 347-351.
time has come .” Ruth Simmons, Joseph Brown, Margarita Diaz.
33(1): 61-75. “Cambodia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.”
“Monitoring contraceptive continuation: Links to fertility outcomes
and quality of care.” Ann K. Blanc, Sian L. Curtis, Trevor N. Croft.
33(2): 127-140. -> 297£, /4-29/762.
“Ethiopia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.”
33(4): 352-356.
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH “Guiné ses e 1999: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.”
33(2) : 203-207.
“Contextual influences on reproductive health service use in Uttar “Zimbabwe 1998-99: Results from the Demographic and Health Sur-
33(2): 208-212
Pradesh, India.” Rob Stephenson, Amy Ong Tsui. 33(4): 309-320 vey.” “id.
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GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX ETHIOPIA
“Ethiopia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.”
33(4): 352-356.
AFRICA (GENERAL) GAMBIA
“Africa: The new family planning frontier.” John C. Caldwell, Pat
“Menstrual disorders in rural Gambia.” Gijs Walraven, Gloria Ekpo,
Caldwell. 33(1): 76-86. Rosalind Coleman, Caroline Scherf, Linda Morison, Sioban D.
Harlow. 33(3): 261-268.
ASIA (GENERAL)
GHANA
“Asia’s family planning programs as low fertility is attained.” Gavin
Jones, Richard Leete. 33(1): 114-126. “The impact of the Navrongo project on contraceptive knowledge and
use, reproductive preferences, and fertility.” Cornelius Debpuur,
James F. Phillips, Elizabeth F. Jackson, Alex Nazzar, Pierre Ngom,
BANGLADESH Fred Binka. 33(2): 141-164.
“Spousal communication and family planning behavior in Navrongo:
A longitudinal assessment.” Ayaga A. Bawah. 33(2): 185-194.
“Bangladesh 1999-2000: Results from the Demographic and Health
Survey.” 33(4): 347-351.
“Reconsidering the doorstep-delivery system in the Bangladesh fam-
GUINEE
ily planning program.” Mary Arends-Kuenning. 33(1): 87-102.
“ Guinée 1999: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.”
CAMBODIA 33(2): 203-207.
“Cambodia 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.”
INDIA
33(3): 269-273.
“Contextual influences on reproductive health service use in Uttar
CAMEROON Pradesh, India.” Rob Stephenson, Amy Ong Tsui. 33(4): 309-320.
“Convergence and divergence in spouses’ perspectives on women’s
autonomy in rural India.” Shireen Jejeebhoy. 33(4): 299-308.
“Abortion risk and decisionmaking among young people in urban
“Maternal mortality in India: An update.” P.N. Mari Bhat. 33(3): 227
Cameroon.” Anne-Emmanuéle Calvés, 33(3): 249-260.
236.
“Determinants of condom use among young people in urban Camer-
oon.” Dominique Meekers, Megan Klein. 33(4): 335-346.
KAZAKHSTAN
CHINA
“Is ‘abortion culture’ fading in the former Soviet Union? Views about
abortion and contraception in Kazakhstan.” Victor Agadjanian.
“China’s family planning policy: An overview of its past and future.” 33(3): 237-248.
Isabelle Attané. 33(1): 103-113.
LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN
EGYPT (GENERAL)
“Egypt 2000: Results from the Demographic and Health Survey.” “Transforming family planning services in the Latin American and
33(3): 274-278. Caribbean region.” Judith F. Helzner. 33(1): 49-60.
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MONGOLIA VIETNAM
“Changing patterns of Mongolian fertility at a time of social and eco- “The prevalence of reproductive tract infections in Hue, Vietnam.”
nomic transition.” Arnstein Aassve, Gereltuya Altankhuyag. 33(2): Phan Thi Lien, Christopher Elias, Nguyen Thi Loi, Bui Thi Chi,
165-172. Nguyen Hua Phuc, Michelle Gardner. 33(3): 217-226.
“Son preference in a rural village of North Vietnam.” Daniéle Bélan-
ger. 33(4): 321-334.
NIGERIA
“The impact of female genital cutting on first delivery in southwest
Nigeria.” Tracy E. Slanger, Rachel C. Snow, Friday E. Okonofua.
33(2): 173-184. ZIMBABWE
“Reducing unplanned pregnancy and abortion in Zimbabwe through
SOUTH AFRICA postabortion contraception.” Brooke R. Johnson, Singatsho
Ndhlovu, Sherry L. Farr, Tsungai Chipato. 33(2): 195-202.
“Pregnancy termination among South African adolescents.” Chris- “Zimbabwe 1998-99: Results from the Demographic and Health Sur-
tine A. Varga. 33(4): 283-298. vey.” 33(2): 208-212.
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