Yewoubdar Beyene
Biographic Data
| ID | 3621422 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yewoubdar Beyene |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yewoubdar |
| FAMILY NAME | Beyene |
| SIGNATURE | BEYENE Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, San Francisco |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 83 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Single Reviews
Book reviewed in this article: Menopause: A Biocultural Perspective . Lynnette Leidy Sievert
Creating Continuity Through Mutual Assistance: Intergenerational Reciprocity in Four Ethnic Groups
Social exchange can be viewed not only as a means by which those who are old maintain power but as a major vehicle for perpetuating continuity across the generations. When social exchange breaks down, elders suffer from loss of power as expressed through role loss. Elders must have a negotiable commodity to exchange as well as the flexibility to adjust to changes in the extended family. Maintaining continuity of the family in the face of disrupti…
Percetion of aging and sense of well-being among Latino elderly
Menopausal experiences and bone density of Mayan women in Yucatan, Mexico
This cross‐sectional study reports on the menopausal transition of Mayan women from Yucatan, Mexico. A total of 228 women completed the study, and 118 women were classified by history as postmenopausal; the others were premenopausal. Demographic information, reproductive history, physical examination, hormone concentrations, radial bone density, food samples, and history of physical activity were obtained. The average age at which menopause occur…
Immigrating for status in late life: Effects of globalization on Filipino American veterans
Memory, Trauma, and Embodied Distress: The Management of Disruption in the Stories of Cambodians in Exile
Embodied memories of terror and violence create new meaning and reorder the world, but in doing so they encompass the inexplicable aspects of cultural processes that have allowed the world one lives in to become an unspeakable place, hostile and death-ridden. In this article, we examine the narratives of Cambodian refugees'experiences of the Khmer Rouge regime against the backdrop of an ethnographic study of older Cambodians' lives in an inner-ci…
Health, Welfare Reform, and Narratives of Uncertainty Among Cambodian Refugees
Narratives of age and uprootedness among older Cambodian refugees
Beyond the Breast-Bottle Controversy. Penny VAN Esterik
From Menarche to Menopause: Reproductive Lives of Peasant Women in Two Cultures
Cultural significance and physiological manifestations of menopause a biocultural analysis
Memory, Trauma, and Embodied Distress: The Management of Disruption in the Stories of Cambodians in Exile
Embodied memories of terror and violence create new meaning and reorder the world, but in doing so they encompass the inexplicable aspects of cultural processes that have allowed the world one lives in to become an unspeakable place, hostile and death-ridden. In this article, we examine the narratives of Cambodian refugees'experiences of the Khmer Rouge regime against the backdrop of an ethnographic study of older Cambodians' lives in an inner-ci…
Creating Continuity Through Mutual Assistance: Intergenerational Reciprocity in Four Ethnic Groups
Social exchange can be viewed not only as a means by which those who are old maintain power but as a major vehicle for perpetuating continuity across the generations. When social exchange breaks down, elders suffer from loss of power as expressed through role loss. Elders must have a negotiable commodity to exchange as well as the flexibility to adjust to changes in the extended family. Maintaining continuity of the family in the face of disrupti…
Percetion of aging and sense of well-being among Latino elderly
Health, Welfare Reform, and Narratives of Uncertainty Among Cambodian Refugees
Narratives of age and uprootedness among older Cambodian refugees
Immigrating for status in late life: Effects of globalization on Filipino American veterans
Beyond the Breast-Bottle Controversy. Penny VAN Esterik
Cultural significance and physiological manifestations of menopause a biocultural analysis
From Menarche to Menopause: Reproductive Lives of Peasant Women in Two Cultures
Beyond the Breast-Bottle Controversy. Penny VAN Esterik
Narratives of age and uprootedness among older Cambodian refugees
Immigrating for status in late life: Effects of globalization on Filipino American veterans
Memory, Trauma, and Embodied Distress: The Management of Disruption in the Stories of Cambodians in Exile
Embodied memories of terror and violence create new meaning and reorder the world, but in doing so they encompass the inexplicable aspects of cultural processes that have allowed the world one lives in to become an unspeakable place, hostile and death-ridden. In this article, we examine the narratives of Cambodian refugees'experiences of the Khmer Rouge regime against the backdrop of an ethnographic study of older Cambodians' lives in an inner-ci…
Health, Welfare Reform, and Narratives of Uncertainty Among Cambodian Refugees
Menopausal experiences and bone density of Mayan women in Yucatan, Mexico
This cross‐sectional study reports on the menopausal transition of Mayan women from Yucatan, Mexico. A total of 228 women completed the study, and 118 women were classified by history as postmenopausal; the others were premenopausal. Demographic information, reproductive history, physical examination, hormone concentrations, radial bone density, food samples, and history of physical activity were obtained. The average age at which menopause occur…
Percetion of aging and sense of well-being among Latino elderly
Creating Continuity Through Mutual Assistance: Intergenerational Reciprocity in Four Ethnic Groups
Social exchange can be viewed not only as a means by which those who are old maintain power but as a major vehicle for perpetuating continuity across the generations. When social exchange breaks down, elders suffer from loss of power as expressed through role loss. Elders must have a negotiable commodity to exchange as well as the flexibility to adjust to changes in the extended family. Maintaining continuity of the family in the face of disrupti…
Single Reviews
Book reviewed in this article: Menopause: A Biocultural Perspective . Lynnette Leidy Sievert
Sociology (7 works) · Medicine (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Menopause (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Art (3 works)