1. A CLOSER LOOK AT THE SECOND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION IN THE US: EVIDENCE OF BIDIRECTIONALITY FROM A COHORT PERSPECTIVE (1982-2006) Open Access Author: Buher-Kane, Jennifer Title: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE SECOND DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION IN THE US: EVIDENCE OF BIDIRECTIONALITY FROM A COHORT PERSPECTIVE (1982-2006) Graduate Program: Sociology Keywords: ideational shiftsecond demographic transitionfertilitycohort File: Download ThesisMaster_-_JBK_final_7.08.pdf Committee Members: Paul Amato, Alan Booth (Co Chairs), Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorAlan Booth, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
2. HOW THE MARRIAGE ADVANTAGE IN INFANT HEALTH OUTCOMES INTERSECTS WITH FAMILY-OF-ORIGIN, PRENATAL, AND NEIGHBORHOOD ENVIRONMENTS Open Access Author: Buher-Kane, Jennifer Title: HOW THE MARRIAGE ADVANTAGE IN INFANT HEALTH OUTCOMES INTERSECTS WITH FAMILY-OF-ORIGIN, PRENATAL, AND NEIGHBORHOOD ENVIRONMENTS Graduate Program: Sociology Keywords: multilevel modelinghealth disparitiesfertilitydemographyfamilyinfant health outcomesneighborhood crimeintergenerational linkages File: Download Dissertation_-_J._Kane_7.12.11.pdf Committee Members: Paul Amato, Committee Chair/Co-ChairAlan Booth, Committee Chair/Co-ChairNancy Landale, Committee MemberMarianne Hillemeier, Committee MemberJohn David Iceland, Committee Member
