How Drought Impacts Women’s Reproductive Choices: Insights from Seventeen Countries
Drought, one of the most ubiquitous manifestations of climate change, has profound consequences on communities worldwide. In agrarian societies where people rely on agriculture for [...]
As Remittances Rise Sharply, We Need to Rethink Established Concepts of Demographic Support
International financial transfers have fallen in cost and become easier to access. We argue in “Remittances-Adjusted Support Ratio,” our new Population and Development Review [...]
Societal Pessimism and the Transition to Parenthood: A Future too Bleak to have Children?
In a time marked by uncertainties, with looming economic crises, worsening climate change, and escalating social polarization, it is unsurprising that many young people [...]
The Missing Millions: Uncovering the Burden of Covid-19 Cases and Deaths in the African Region
At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts warned of catastrophic consequences for African countries. Yet African countries still appeared relatively unscathed compared to [...]
Early Childbearing and Child Marriage: An Update
Child marriage and early childbearing—marriages and births to girls below age 18—are serious threats to girls’ wellbeing everywhere. The mere existence of child marriage [...]
Migration and Skewed Subnational Sex Ratios among Young Adults
The TV show “Farmer Wants a Wife” has been produced in over 30 countries around the world. Why is it so popular? The problem [...]
A Welcome Message from the New Editors of Studies in Family Planning
It is our great pleasure to introduce ourselves as your new editors for Studies in Family Planning. We are fortunate to take over this [...]
Evolving Fertility Goals and Behaviors in Current U.S. Childbearing Cohorts
Birth rates in the U.S. and other high-income countries fell during the Great Recession and have continued to decline in the decade since. These [...]