Sangeetha Madhavan Publications

Madhavan S, and Schatz E (Forthcoming).
HIV/AIDS Mortality and Household Dependency Ratios in Rural South Africa.
Population Studies .

Madhavan S, Townsend  N, and Garey A (2008).
Absent Breadwinners: Fathers’ Connections and Paternal Support in Rural South Africa.
Journal of Southern African Studies , 34(3):647-663.

Madhavan S, and Schatz E (2007).
Household Structural and Compositional Change in Rural South Africa: 1993-2003.
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 35(69 S):85-93.

Madhavan S, and Townsend N (2007).
The Social Context of Children's Nutritional Status in Agincourt.
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 35(69 S):107-117.

Madhavan S, Collinson M, Townsend N, Tollman S, and Kahn K (2007).
The Implications of Long-Term Community Involvement for the Production and Circulation of Knowledge: A Case Study of the Agincourt Health and Population Programme.
Demographic Research , 17(13):369-388.

Madhavan S, Collinson M, Townsend N, Tollman S, and Kahn K (2007).
The Implications of Long-Term Community Involvement for the Production and Circulation of Knowledge: A Case Study of the Agincourt Health and Population Programme.
Demographic Research, 17(13):369-388.

Townsend S, Madhavan S, and Garey A (2007).
Father Presence in Rural South Africa: Historical Changes and Life-Course Patterns.
In: Globalization and the Family, ed. by Kibria, N and Kukreja, S, Ashwin-Anoka Press, New Delhi.

Adams A, Madhavan S, and Simon D (2006).
Measuring Social Networks through Quantitative and Qualitative Methods.
Social Networks, 28(4):363-376 .

Townsend N, and Madhavan S (2006).
The Social Context of Children's Nutritional Status in Agincourt.
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 35 (supplement 69):107-117 .

Townsend N, Madhavan S, and Garey A (2006).
Father Presence in Rural South Africa: Historical Changes and Life-Course Patterns.
International Journal of Sociology of the Family , 32(2):173-190.

Madhavan S, and Thomas K (2005).
Early Childbearing and Schooling: New Evidence from South Africa.
Comparative Education Review, 49(4):452-467.

Townsend N, Madhavan S, Collinson M, and Garenne M (2005).
Collecting Data on Intra-Household Relationshops in the Agincourt Health and Population Survey: Benefits and Limitations.
In: African Households: Censuses and Surveys, ed. by E van de Walle, M E Sharpe Inc, Armonk, NY.

Adams A, Simon D, and Madhavan S (2004).
Women's Social Support Networks and Contraceptive Use in Mali.
In: The Power of Informal Social Networks: Lessons from South Asia and West Africa, ed. by B Purkayastha and M Subramaniam, pp. 31-46, Lexington Books, New York, NY.

Madhavan S (2004).
Fosterage Patterns in the Age of AIDS: Continuity and Change.
Social Science and Medicine, 58(7):1443-1454.

Madhavan S (2003).
Menstruation: An African Perspective.
Gynelogical Forum, 8(2):30-32.

Madhavan S, Adams A, and Simon D (2003).
Women's Networks and the Social World of Fertility Behavior.
International Family Planning Perspectives, 29(2):58-68.

Madhavan S (2002).
The Best of Friends and the Worst of Enemies: Competition and Collaboration in Polygyny.
Ethnology, 41(1):69-84.

Simon D, Adams A, and Madhavan S (2002).
Women's Social Power, Child Nutrition and Poverty in Mali.
Journal of Biosocial Sciences:193-213.

Townsend N, Madhavan S, Garenne M, Tollman S, and Kahn K (2002).
Children's Residence Patters and Well-Being in Rural South Africa.
Population Studies, 56(2):215-225.

Adams A, Madhavan S, and Simon D (2001).
Women's Social Networks and Child Survival in Mali.
Social Science and Medicine, 54:165-178.

Madhavan S (2001).
Book Review of A Colonial Lexicon of Birth Ritual, Medicalization and Mobility in the Congo by Nancy Rose Hunt.
Miscellaneous publication.

Madhavan S (2001).
Female Cooperation and Conflict in Rural Mali: Effects on Infant and Child Survival.
Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 32(1):75-98.

Madhavan S (2001).
Female Relationshops and Demographic Outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Sociological Forum, 16(3):503-528.

Madhavan S, and Bledsoe C (2001).
The Compound as the Locus of Fertility Decision-Making - The Case of the Gambia.
Journal of Culture, Health and Sexuality, 3(4):451-468.

Madhavan S, and Diarra A (2001).
The Blood that Links: Menstrual Regulation among the Bamana of Mali.
In: Regulating Menstruation: Beliefs, Practices, Interpretations, ed. by E van de Walle and E Renne, pp. 172-186, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL.