Cynthia J. Buckley
Affiliations: | Sociology | University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas, U.S.A. |
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"Cynthia Buckley"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Joby E. Dixon | grad student | 2003 | UT Austin |
| Jennifer B. Barrett | grad student | 2008 | UT Austin |
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| Buckley CJ, Clem RS, Herron ES. (2019) An assessment of attributing public healthcare infrastructure damage in the Donbas five years after Euromaidan: implications for Ukrainian state legitimacy Eurasian Geography and Economics. 60: 54-72 |
| Hofmann ET, Buckley CJ. (2013) Global changes and gendered responses: The feminization of migration from Georgia International Migration Review. 47: 508-538 |
| Hofmann ET, Buckley CJ. (2012) Cultural responses to changing gender patterns of migration in Georgia International Migration. 50: 77-94 |
| White K, Buckley CJ. (2011) Exposure to international migration and its effect on childbearing in Turkey. The International Migration Review. 45: 123-47 |
| Buckley CJ, Hofmann ET, Minagawa Y. (2011) Does nativity matter? Correlates of immigrant health by generation in the Russian Federation Demographic Research. 24: 801-824 |
| Buckley C. (2010) Damaged Goods?: Women Living with Incurable Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Contemporary Sociology. 39: 595-596 |
| Barrett JB, Buckley C. (2009) Gender and perceived control in the Russian federation Europe - Asia Studies. 61: 29-49 |
| Buckley C, Barrett J, Adkins K. (2008) Reproductive health information for young women in Kazakhstan: disparities in access by channel. Journal of Health Communication. 13: 681-97 |
| Doliashvili K, Buckley CJ. (2008) Women's sexual and reproductive health in post-socialist Georgia: does internal displacement matter? International Family Planning Perspectives. 34: 21-9 |
| Barrett J, Buckley C. (2007) Constrained contraceptive choice: IUD prevalence in Uzbekistan. International Family Planning Perspectives. 33: 50-57 |