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FRONTIERS
Research Projects in Asia and the Near East
on Family Dynamics

Egypt

Stalled Fertility Transition in Egypt: Reaching Policymakers and Program Managers with the Findings (completed)

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See Also

Population Council Gender-based Violence
Population Council Gender and Family Dynamics
FRONTIERS Violence Against Women

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27 January 2006

FRONTIERS Research Projects on Family Dynamics

Sub-Saharan Africa

Asia and the Near East

Latin America and the Caribbean

Publications/Resources

Council researchers' names appear in boldface type.

2006
Casterline, John and Rania Roushdy. "Achieving replacement-level fertility in Egypt: Challenges and potential opportunities," FRONTIERS Final Report. Washington, DC: Population Council. (PDF, 188 KB)

Langsten, Ray and Rania Salem. "Measuring women's work: A methodological exploration," working paper. Cairo: Population Council. (PDF)

2004
Abdel-Tawab, Nahla. "SFT major policy and program implications," presentation at the Cairo Demographic Center Annual Seminar, December.

Casterline, John B. and Rania Roushdy. "SFT main findings," presentation at the Cairo Demographic Center Annual Seminar, December.