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Emily Smith-Greenaway

Department of Sociology and Spatial Sciences, University of Southern California, US • Personal webpage • smithgre(AT)usc.edu.
Fertility and reproduction

Unpacking the mortality-fertility link in Malawi: the role of unintended fertility

April 25, 2022April 25, 2022 Emily Smith-Greenaway, Sara Yeatman and Abdallah Chilungo
Africa, Fertility, Mortality

Current explanations on the link between mortality and fertility imply that mortality exposure increases fertility desires. Conversely, Emily Smith-Greenaway, Sara Yeatman, and Abdallah Chilungo find that, in Malawi, increased mortality … Read more

Health and mortality

The child health benefits of parents’ education in diverse African families

March 12, 2021June 22, 2020 Emily Smith-Greenaway
Africa, Children, Family, Health

Does union status affect the intergenerational transmission of advantage? Using data from 30 African countries, Emily Smith-Greenaway examines whether the health advantages associated with parents’ education are comparable for childrenwith … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Recent trends in premarital fertility in sub-Saharan Africa

March 6, 2021July 3, 2017 Shelley Clark, Alissa Koski and Emily Smith-Greenaway
Africa, Mortality, Youth

Age at first marriage has been rising throughout sub-Saharan Africa for more than twenty-five years. The median age at first marriage has increased by an average of 1-2 years across … Read more

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