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Emily Smith-Greenaway

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Journal of Health and Social Behavior|November 23, 2017
Community Context and Child Health: A Human Capital PerspectiveEmily Smith-Greenaway
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|October 29, 2013
Mothers' reading skills and child survival in Nigeria: examining the relevance of mothers' decision-making powerEmily Smith-Greenaway
Demography|February 9, 2020
Does Parents' Union Instability Disrupt Intergenerational Advantage? An Analysis of Sub-Saharan AfricaEmily Smith-Greenaway
SSM - Population Health|January 20, 2018
Premarital childbearing in sub-Saharan Africa: Can investing in women's education offset disadvantages for children?Emily Smith-Greenaway
Population Studies|June 18, 2025
A new test of an old hypothesis: The link between women's perceptions of mortality conditions and their perceptions of modern healthcare amid demographic transitionEmily Smith-Greenaway
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|November 11, 2025
Extrinsic mortality and life histories: strategic response or accidental association?Emily Smith-Greenaway
Demography|April 18, 2013
Maternal reading skills and child mortality in Nigeria: a reassessment of why education mattersEmily Smith-Greenaway
Demographic Research|May 6, 2016
Educational attainment and adult literacy: A descriptive account of 31 Sub-Saharan Africa countriesEmily Smith-Greenaway
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|August 29, 2014
Are literacy skills associated with young adults' health in Africa? Evidence from MalawiEmily Smith-Greenaway
Population Studies|February 7, 2023
Is the mortality-fertility nexus gendered? A research note on sex differences in the impact of sibling mortality on fertility preferencesEmily Smith-Greenaway, Yingyi Lin
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Journal of Health and Social Behavior|November 23, 2017
Community Context and Child Health: A Human Capital PerspectiveEmily Smith-Greenaway
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|October 29, 2013
Mothers' reading skills and child survival in Nigeria: examining the relevance of mothers' decision-making powerEmily Smith-Greenaway
Demography|February 9, 2020
Does Parents' Union Instability Disrupt Intergenerational Advantage? An Analysis of Sub-Saharan AfricaEmily Smith-Greenaway
SSM - Population Health|January 20, 2018
Premarital childbearing in sub-Saharan Africa: Can investing in women's education offset disadvantages for children?Emily Smith-Greenaway
Population Studies|June 18, 2025
A new test of an old hypothesis: The link between women's perceptions of mortality conditions and their perceptions of modern healthcare amid demographic transitionEmily Smith-Greenaway
The Behavioral and Brain Sciences|November 11, 2025
Extrinsic mortality and life histories: strategic response or accidental association?Emily Smith-Greenaway
Demography|April 18, 2013
Maternal reading skills and child mortality in Nigeria: a reassessment of why education mattersEmily Smith-Greenaway
Demographic Research|May 6, 2016
Educational attainment and adult literacy: A descriptive account of 31 Sub-Saharan Africa countriesEmily Smith-Greenaway
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|August 29, 2014
Are literacy skills associated with young adults' health in Africa? Evidence from MalawiEmily Smith-Greenaway
Population Studies|February 7, 2023
Is the mortality-fertility nexus gendered? A research note on sex differences in the impact of sibling mortality on fertility preferencesEmily Smith-Greenaway, Yingyi Lin
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