Batyra, E. and Wilson, B. “The Distribution of Reproduction Across the Fertility Transition: Declining Spread of Parenthood in Brazil” accepted at Population and Development Review (working paper)
Pohl, M., Batyra, E., and Esteve, A. (2026) “School Enrollment and Living Arrangements of Children in Sub-Saharan Africa” Population and Development Review.
Pohl, M., Batyra, E. and Esteve, A. (2025) “The Stability of Child Fostering in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Case of Senegal” Studies in Family Planning 56(1):113-134.
Batyra, E. (2024) “Education and the Timing of Family Formation: Evidence from Quantile Regression Analysis” Development and Change 55(5): 1018-1050. (Brief summary)
Väisänen, H. and Batyra, E. (2024) “The Effect of Birth Intention Status on Infant Mortality: A Fixed Effects Analysis of 60 Countries” Population and Development Review 50(4): 1149-1180. (Brief summary)
Batyra, E. and Pesando, L.M. (2024) “Increases in Child Marriage Among the Poorest in Mali: “Reverse Policies” or Data Quality Issues?” Population Studies 78(1): 93-111.
Jeffers, K., Esteve, A. and Batyra, E. (2024) “Nonfamily Living Arrangements Among Young Adults in the United States“. European Journal of Population 40(10): 1-26.
Batyra, E., Pesando, L.M., Castro, A.F., Furstenberg, F.F. and Kohler, H.P. (2023) “Union Formation, Within-Couple Dynamics, and Child Well-Being: A Global Macro-Level Perspective” Population, Space and Place 29(5): 1-15.
Lee, S., Batyra, E., Castro, A.F. and Wilde, J. (2023) “Human Fertility After a Disaster: A Systematic Literature Review” Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 290(1998): 1-16. (Brief summary)
Esteve, A., Elwert, A. and Batyra, E. (2023) “Gender Asymmetries in Cross-National Couples” Population and Development Review 49(2): 379-396. (Brief summary)
Liu, C., Castro, A.F. and Batyra, E. (2023) “A Gender Story of Institutional Disengagement of Young Adults in Latin America“ Sociology Compass 17(12): 1-21. (Brief summary)
Castro, A.F., Batyra, E. and Myrskylä, M. (2022) “Income Inequality and Increasing Dispersion of the Transition to First Birth in the Global South” Population and Development Review 48(1): 189-215. (Brief summary)
Batyra, E. and Kohler, H.P. (2022) “Unequal Transitions to Adulthood: Widening Disparities in Age at First Union, Sex, and Birth in Many Low- and Middle-Income Countries” Studies in Family Planning 53(3): 389-565.
Batyra, E., Leone, T. and Myrskylä, M. (2022) “Forecasting of Cohort Fertility by Educational Level in Countries with Limited Data Availability: The Case of Brazil” Population Studies 77(2): 179-195.
Väisänen, H. and Batyra, E. (2022) “Unintended Pregnancy Resolution among Parous Women in Twelve Low- and Middle-Income Countries” Journal of Biosocial Science 54(4): 698-724.
Batyra, E., Kohler, H.P. and Furstenberg, F.F. (2021) “Changing Gender Gaps in the Timing of First Union Formation and Sexual Initiation in sub-Saharan Africa“ Population and Development Review 47(2): 289-322.
Batyra, E. and Pesando, L.M. (2021) “Trends in Child Marriage and New Evidence on the Selective Impact of Changes in Age-at-Marriage Laws on Early Marriage” Social Science and Medicine – Population Health 14. (Covered in Toronto Star)
Batyra, E., Coast, E., Wilson, B., and Cetorelli, V. (2020) “The Socioeconomic Dynamics of Trends in Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting across Africa” BMJ Global Health 5:1-9. (Brief summary in n-IUSSP)
Cetorelli, V., Wilson, B., Batyra, E. and Coast, E. (2020) “Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Mali and Mauritania: Understanding Trends and Evaluating Policies” Studies in Family Planning 51(1): 51-69.
Batyra, E. (2020) “Contraceptive Use Behavior Change after an Unintended Birth in Colombia and Peru” International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health 46: 9-19.
Batyra, E. (2020) “Increasing Educational Disparities in the Timing of Motherhood in the Andean region: A Cohort Perspective” Population Research and Policy Review 39: 283-309. (Covered in El Telégrafo)
Batyra, E. (2016) “Fertility and the Changing Pattern of the Timing of Childbearing in Colombia” Demographic Research 35(46): 1343-1372.
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