Center for Population and Development Studies
Center for Population and Development Studies
"For the past four decades, the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies (HCPDS) has served as the locus of interdisciplinary research on population change, socioeconomic development, and human health at the University. The Center guides University-wide efforts to understand the evolving health needs of the global community. Activities at the Center are directed towards the population dimensions of health changes-devising, developing, and applying new methods to track both mortality and disability around the globe; examining the links between demographic change, health and welfare; and ensuring that the focus on populations and population health is not lost in Harvard's broader attempts to contribute to human security and development." [1]
Center Members
Accessed December 2007: [2]
- Lisa Berkman
- David E. Bloom
- Sissela Bok
- Panka Deo
- Nancy Dorsinville
- Nedialka Douptcheva
- Rebecca Firestone
- Rose E. Frisch
- W. Scott Gordon
- Edward Green
- Sofia Gruskin
- Daniel Halperin
- Allison Herling
- Allan G. Hill
- Kenneth Hill
- Anne Johnson
- Vani Kulkarni
- Heidi Larson
- Michael J. Levin
- Timothy Mah
- Michael R. Reich
- Laura Reichenbach
- Kevin Thomas
- George Zeidenstein
Contact
Resources and articles
Related Sourcewatch
- Emma Rothschild
- Physicians for Human Rights
- Jennifer Leaning
- Lincoln C. Chen
- Roger Revelle - former director
- Christopher Murray - former director
References
- ↑ Homepage, Center for Population and Development Studies, accessed December 28, 2007.
- ↑ Center Members, Center for Population and Development Studies, accessed December 28, 2007.
