Despite fast rates of economic growth, poor nutritional status and high mortality rates persist among Indian children. We use data from three waves of the Indian National Family and Health Sur-vey to examine gender-specific trends in key indicators of child health between 1992-93 and 2005-06. We find that the most recent changes in indices of nutritional status have been overall similar between genders, reverting a movement towards male advantage observed in the 1990s. However, we also docu-ment that improvements in different mortality indices during the period were relatively larger for boys
In the debate on gender discrimination in India a frequently used measure is sex ratio. We propose a...
We study whether changes in prenatal sex selection across regions in India are associated with chang...
India is going through a silent crisis as millions of adolescents and adults, both male and female, ...
Gender disparities in child undernutrition and mortality in India have been a topic of interest for ...
India experienced several years of fast economic growth during the 1990s, and ac-cording to many obs...
India experienced several years of fast economic growth during the 1990s, and according to many obse...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/Strong preference for sons in...
This paper examines the effects of a public-health intervention program on sex differentials in heal...
Son preference, or the privileging of sons over daughters in accordance to a patriarchal system, is ...
Background: Relating Information on causes of deaths to implementation of health interventions provi...
With poverty studies having shifted their focus from household poverty to individual poverty, a numb...
In the debate on gender discrimination in India a frequently used measure is sex ratio. We propose a...
With poverty studies having shifted their focus from household poverty to individual poverty, a numb...
Abstract: There is considerable debate in the literature as to whether boys and girls are treated d...
India is the only nation where girls have greater risks of under-5 mortality than boys. We test whet...
In the debate on gender discrimination in India a frequently used measure is sex ratio. We propose a...
We study whether changes in prenatal sex selection across regions in India are associated with chang...
India is going through a silent crisis as millions of adolescents and adults, both male and female, ...
Gender disparities in child undernutrition and mortality in India have been a topic of interest for ...
India experienced several years of fast economic growth during the 1990s, and ac-cording to many obs...
India experienced several years of fast economic growth during the 1990s, and according to many obse...
For more about the East-West Center, see http://www.eastwestcenter.org/Strong preference for sons in...
This paper examines the effects of a public-health intervention program on sex differentials in heal...
Son preference, or the privileging of sons over daughters in accordance to a patriarchal system, is ...
Background: Relating Information on causes of deaths to implementation of health interventions provi...
With poverty studies having shifted their focus from household poverty to individual poverty, a numb...
In the debate on gender discrimination in India a frequently used measure is sex ratio. We propose a...
With poverty studies having shifted their focus from household poverty to individual poverty, a numb...
Abstract: There is considerable debate in the literature as to whether boys and girls are treated d...
India is the only nation where girls have greater risks of under-5 mortality than boys. We test whet...
In the debate on gender discrimination in India a frequently used measure is sex ratio. We propose a...
We study whether changes in prenatal sex selection across regions in India are associated with chang...
India is going through a silent crisis as millions of adolescents and adults, both male and female, ...