Demographic Change in the Arab Region and Its Sociopolitical Implications
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Date
2004-04-19
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Ohio State University. Mershon Center for International Security Studies
Abstract
John Casterline is Senior Associate, Policy Research Division of
the Population Council and has held positions at Brown University
(1988-94) and the World Fertility Survey in London, U.K. Most of
his research focuses on reproductive behavior, recently with a
focus on diffusion models of fertility change, the causes of unmet
need for family planning, and demographic transition in the Arab
region. He has conducted research in the Philippines,
Bangladesh, Pakistan, Egypt, and Ghana. He currently serves on
the Governing Council of the International Union for the Scientific
Study of Population [IUSSP] and the Specialist Panel on Social
Science and Operations Research in Reproductive Health, WHO
Strategic Programme Component on Social Sciences Research on
Reproductive Health. He previously served on the IUSSP
Committee on the Comparative Analysis of Fertility (1991-95),
the Committee on Population of the National Academy of
Sciences (1991-97), the Social Sciences and Population Study
Section of the NIH (1991-95), Chair of the Publications
Committee of the Population Association of America, and the
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Keywords
demographics, Arab, sociopolitical