Publications
Year (field_pub_date)

Cassels S. 2020. 

"Time, population mobility, and HIV transmission."

The Lancet HIV. ePub Jan 14: DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/S2352-3018(19)30413-8

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Chow, Tiffany and Maria Charles. 2020. 

"An Inegalitarian Paradox: On the Uneven Gendering of Computing Occupations around the World."

In Cracking the Digital Ceiling. Carol Frieze and Jeria Quesenberry, eds. Cambridge University Press.

Research Themes:
Families, Gender, and Work

Krell, N. T., et al. 2020. 

"Smallholder farmers' use of mobile phone services in central Kenya."

Climate and Development (2020): 1-13.

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Yang, Rujun, 2020. 

"Varieties of Feminisms in Contemporary China: Local Reception and Reinvention of Liberal Feminism in Ford Foundation Projects."

Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society.

Research Themes:
Families, Gender, and Work

A.T. Murray, L. Carvalho, R.L. Church, C. Jones, D. Roberts, J. Xu, K. Zigner and D. Nash. 2020. 

"Coastal vulnerability under extreme weather."

 Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy (DOI: 10.1007/s12061-020-09357-0).

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Sory I. Touré, John R. Weeks, David Lopez-Carr, and Douglas Stow. 2020. 

"Evaluating links between dynamic urban landscapes and under-five child mortality in Accra, Ghana"

Demographic Research, Volume 42, Article 20, Pages 589-614.

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

A.T. Murray, R.L. Church, J. Xu, L. Carvalho, C. Jones and D. Roberts. 2020. 

"Fire and flood vulnerability, and implications for evacuation."

Geo Spatial Technology and Smart City Development, edited by Poonam Sharma (Springer).

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Kuhn, Peter and Lizi Yu. 2020. 

"How Costly is Turnover? Evidence from Retail."

 Journal of Labor Economics.

Research Themes:
Social Determinants of Inequality

K. Grace, A.T. Murray and R. Wei. 2020. 

"Improving urban and peri-urban health outcomes through early detection and aid planning."

Geospatial Technologies for Urban Health, edited by Y. Lu and E. Delmelle, 231-250 (Cham: Springer) (DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-19573-1_12).

Research Themes:
Social Determinants of Inequality Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

John R. Weeks. 2020. 

"Population: Introduction to Concepts and Issues, Thirteenth Edition."

Boston, MA: Cengage Learning

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Weeks, John R. Demography is an Inherently Spatial Science, in Frank M. Howell, Jeremy R. Porter, and Stephen A. Matthews. In press. 

"Recapturing Space: New Middle-Range Theory In Spatial Demography."

Dordrecht, The Netherlands: Springer

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Holly Shakya, G. L. Darmstadt, K.M. Barker, John R. Weeks, and Nicholas Christakis. 2020. Social normative and social network factors associated with adolescent pregnancy: a cross-sectional study of 176 villages in rural Honduras. 

"Social normative and social network factors associated with adolescent pregnancy: a cross-sectional study of 176 villages in rural Honduras."

Journal of Global Health, 10(1).

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Holly Shakya, John R. Weeks, Sneha Challa, Paul Fleming, Beniamino Cislaghi, Lotus McDougal, Sabrina Boyce,  Anita Raj, and Jay Silverman. 2020. 

"Spatial analysis of individual and village level sociodemographic characteristics associated with age at first marriage among married adolescents in rural Niger."

BMC Public Health

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

J. Xu and A.T. Murray. 2020. 

"Spatial variability in retail gasoline markets."

Asia-Pacific Journal of Regional Science 3, 581-603 (DOI: 10.1007/s41685-019-00104-z).

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

A.T. Murray. 2020. 

"Sustainability and resilience through micro-scale decisions for change."

Development Studies in Regional Science: In Honor of Kingsley E Haynes, edited by Z. Chen, W. Bowen and D. Whittington, 43-57 (Berlin: Springer) (DOI: 10.1007/978-981-15-1435-7_4).

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Budge, Jason and Maria Charles. 2020. 

"Trends in Support for Stay-at-Home Mothering."

Contexts 19(2): 71-73.

Research Themes:
Families, Gender, and Work

S. Burtner and A.T. Murray. 2020. 

"Urban mobility and segregation examined through networked travel activity."

Handbook of Cities and Networks, edited by C. Rozenblat and Z. Neal (Edward Elgar Publishers).

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Cassels S, Meltzer D, Loustalot C, Ragsdale A, Shoptaw S, Gorbach PM. 2020.

"Geographic mobility, place attachment, and the changing geography of sex among African American and Latinx MSM who use substances in Los Angeles."

Journal of Urban Health 97(5):609-622.

Research Themes:
Population Health, Spatial Processes, and Environment

Lawson DW, Lynes R, Morris A & Schaffnit SB. 2020. 

"What does the American public know about 'child marriage'?"

PLOS ONE 15(9):e0238346. 

Research Themes:
Biodemography and Evolution Families, Gender, and Work

Schaffnit SB, Wamoyi J, Urassa M, Dardoumpa M, & Lawson DW. 2020. 

"When marriage is the best available option: perceptions of opportunity and risk in female adolescence in Tanzania."

Global Public Health. 

Research Themes:
Biodemography and Evolution Families, Gender, and Work