Saad M Gadalla
Biographic Data
| ID | 375535 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Saad M Gadalla |
| GIVEN NAMES | Saad M |
| FAMILY NAME | Gadalla |
| SIGNATURE | GADALLA S M |
| AFFILIATIONS | American University in Cairo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Young Women Members of the Islamic Revival Movement in Egypt
The determinants of fertility in rural Egypt
High levels of fertility in rural areas of many developing societies are an issue of considerable concern to the scientific community and to those interested in public policy. This paper reports on the determinants of fertility in two rural areas in Egypt: Menoufia and Beni-Suef governorates. There are important differences in fertility between the two areas; the total fertility rate is 7·88 in Beni-Suef and 6·03 in Menoufia. These aggregate diff…
Causes of death to women of reproductive age in two developing countries
Incorporating husband-wife differences in place utility differentials into migration decision models
How the Number of Living Sons Influences Contraceptive Use in Menoufia Governorate, Egypt
Couples in rural areas of many Arab societies, including Egypt, have consistently reported strong preferences for having sons. However, these reported preferences are not always reflected in reproductive behavior. In 38 rural villages in Menoufia Governorate in Egypt, women's responses to a community-based contraceptive distribution program were examined, taking into consideration both the number of living children and the number of living sons e…
Household Distribution of Contraceptives in Rural Egypt
Oral contraceptives were offered to all married, fecund women 15-44 years of age living in 38 Egyptian villages with a population of 200,000. Before the household distribution, contraceptive prevalence was 19.1 percent. Nine months after the distribution, the contraceptive prevalence increased to 27.7 percent, a relative increase of 45 percent. Based on this study, a modified delivery system is currently being tested on a governoratewide basis. T…
Is There Hope? Fertility and Family Planning in a Rural Egyptian Community
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development Egypt
How the Number of Living Sons Influences Contraceptive Use in Menoufia Governorate, Egypt
Couples in rural areas of many Arab societies, including Egypt, have consistently reported strong preferences for having sons. However, these reported preferences are not always reflected in reproductive behavior. In 38 rural villages in Menoufia Governorate in Egypt, women's responses to a community-based contraceptive distribution program were examined, taking into consideration both the number of living children and the number of living sons e…
Household Distribution of Contraceptives in Rural Egypt
Oral contraceptives were offered to all married, fecund women 15-44 years of age living in 38 Egyptian villages with a population of 200,000. Before the household distribution, contraceptive prevalence was 19.1 percent. Nine months after the distribution, the contraceptive prevalence increased to 27.7 percent, a relative increase of 45 percent. Based on this study, a modified delivery system is currently being tested on a governoratewide basis. T…
Young Women Members of the Islamic Revival Movement in Egypt
Causes of death to women of reproductive age in two developing countries
Incorporating husband-wife differences in place utility differentials into migration decision models
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development Egypt
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development Egypt
Land Reform in Relation to Social Development
Household Distribution of Contraceptives in Rural Egypt
Oral contraceptives were offered to all married, fecund women 15-44 years of age living in 38 Egyptian villages with a population of 200,000. Before the household distribution, contraceptive prevalence was 19.1 percent. Nine months after the distribution, the contraceptive prevalence increased to 27.7 percent, a relative increase of 45 percent. Based on this study, a modified delivery system is currently being tested on a governoratewide basis. T…
Is There Hope? Fertility and Family Planning in a Rural Egyptian Community
Incorporating husband-wife differences in place utility differentials into migration decision models
How the Number of Living Sons Influences Contraceptive Use in Menoufia Governorate, Egypt
Couples in rural areas of many Arab societies, including Egypt, have consistently reported strong preferences for having sons. However, these reported preferences are not always reflected in reproductive behavior. In 38 rural villages in Menoufia Governorate in Egypt, women's responses to a community-based contraceptive distribution program were examined, taking into consideration both the number of living children and the number of living sons e…
The determinants of fertility in rural Egypt
High levels of fertility in rural areas of many developing societies are an issue of considerable concern to the scientific community and to those interested in public policy. This paper reports on the determinants of fertility in two rural areas in Egypt: Menoufia and Beni-Suef governorates. There are important differences in fertility between the two areas; the total fertility rate is 7·88 in Beni-Suef and 6·03 in Menoufia. These aggregate diff…
Causes of death to women of reproductive age in two developing countries
Young Women Members of the Islamic Revival Movement in Egypt
Demography (7 works) · Population (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Demography (6 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Developing country (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Global Maternal and Child Health (5 works)