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Sarah Hayford
My research focuses on family behavior as an indicator of and
reaction to social change, both in developing and developed countries.
I define family behavior broadly -- my past research has analyzed
female genital cutting in Kenya, the transition to adulthood in
the United States, and adherence to the one-child policy in China.
Recently I have focused on the relationship between fertility intentions
and behavior. In my current projects, I am examining changes in
fertility intentions over the life course and the relationship
between second birth rates and women's employment around the first
birth.
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