Session 118:
The demography of conflict and violence
Chair: Helge Brunborg, Statistics Norway
The impact of violence on fertility: Cambodia during and after the Khmers Rouges Patrick Heuveline, University of Chicago ; Bunnak Poch, University of Chicago
Incidence of cardiovascular disease and exposures in wartime, Beirut 1984-1994 Mary Deeb, American University of Beirut ; Haroutune Armenian, Johns Hopkins University
The partition of India: new demographic estimates of associated population change Kenneth H. Hill, Johns Hopkins University ; William Seltzer, Fordham University ; Jennifer Leaning, Harvard University ; Sharon Stanton Russell, Massachusetts Institute of Technology ; Saira J. Malik, Harvard University
The legacy of the Khmer Rouge period and its aftermath: the case of Cambodia's elderly Zachary Zimmer, Population Council ; John Knodel, University of Michigan ; Sovan Kiry Kim, Royal Phnom Penh University ; Sina Puch, Royal Phnom Penh University
Demographic consequences of conflict: methods and results of two surveys (Kosovo 1999 - Burundi 2002) Christophe Bergouignan, IEDUB ; Chantal Blayo, Institut d'Etudes Démographiques de l'Université Montesquieu-Bordeaux IV(IEDUB)
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