HOUSEHOLD
DYNAMICS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA (SSA) Paper submissions
are invited for a special edition of African Population Studies with
guest editor Osman Sankoh and journal editor Clifford Odimegwu. The household is the basic building block of society and the
unit of production as well as of reproduction. It is the primary context of socialisation
and decision-making regarding the nutrition, health care and schooling of
children. The household is also a key context for the regulation of new unions, fertility, and
migration. Almost all social institutions hinge on the household. Household
structure reflects the living arrangement of persons, individually or in
groups. Against this background, the family and household dynamics
interest group of the INDEPTH Network proposes to publish a special issue of
the African Population Studies on Household dynamics
and the Millennium Development Goals in SSA. Data from HDSSs of the INDEPTH
Network offer a unique opportunity to understand the pattern and dynamics of
the households as well as their relationship with the MDG targets at the
individual level. This will allow identifying patterns, similarities and
differences in SSA, and recommending local, regional and country-specific as
well as effective policies for improving the overall welfare of Africans.
Manuscripts (in English only) should follow the style of the African Population
Studies journal and are subject to both review and editing.
Completed
manuscripts should be submitted to the Journal through http://aps.journals.ac.za. Any inquiries regarding this special issue
should be sent to jacques.emina@indepth-network.org and copied
toosman.sankoh@indepth-network.org.
Deadline: 31 October 2013.
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