484 UCB (1424 Broadway)
(303) 492 1476 (voice) :: (303) 435 2300 (mobile) :: (303) 492 6924 (fax)
Research Scientist (2001-present) Population Program, Institute of Behavioral Science
Adjunct Assistant Professor (2003-present) Department of Sociology
Assistant
Director (2003-present)
RAND Corporation,
Professional Consultant (2001-2002) Labor and Population Program
Post-Doctoral Fellow (1999-2001) Labor and Population Program
International Centre for Diarrhoeal
Disease Research,
Visiting Research Fellow (1995-1998) Public Health Sciences Division
Research Analyst (1994-1997), Center for Mental Health Policy and Services Research
Ph.D. in Demography
and Sociology (1999)
M.A. in Demography
(1994)
A.B. in Statistics
(1993)
Social demography, migration, family, social networks, international development, health, statistical analysis of survey and surveillance data, quantitative-qualitative methodology
Population Council (1998-1999) Dissertation Fellowship in the Social Sciences
US Fulbright Program (1997-1998)
American Institute of
Social Science Research Council (1995-1995) International Pre-dissertation Fellowship
Published Papers:
Kuhn, R. (2005) A
Longitudinal Analysis of Health and Mortality in a Migrant-Sending Region of
Bangladesh, in Migration and Health
in Asia (S. Jatrana et al., eds.), Routledge,
Frankenberg, E., R. Kuhn (2004) The Role of Social Context in Shaping
Intergenerational Relations in
Kuhn, R., S. Stillman (2004) Understanding Interhousehold Transfers in a Transition Economy: Evidence from Russia, Economic Development and Cultural Change 53, 131-156.
Rahman, O., J. Menken, R. Kuhn (2004) The Impact of
Family Members on Self-Reported Health of Elderly Men and Women in Rural
Bangladesh, Ageing and Society 24, 903-920.
Menken, J., L. Duffy, R. Kuhn (2003) Childbearing and Women’s Survival: New Evidence from Rural Bangladesh, Population and Development Review 29: 405-426.
Kuhn, R. (2003) Identities in Motion: Social Exchange Networks
and Rural-Urban Migration in
Culhane, D., E. Gollub, R. Kuhn, M. Shpaner (2001) The Co-occurrence of AIDS and Homelessness: Results from the Integration of Administrative Databases for AIDS Surveillance and Public Shelter Utilization in Philadelphia, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health 55, 515-520.
Kuhn, R., D.P. Culhane (1998) Applying Cluster Analysis to Test a Typology of Homelessness by Pattern of Public Shelter Utilization, American Journal of Community Psychology 26, 207-232.
Culhane, D.P., R. Kuhn (1998) Patterns and Determinants of Public Shelter Utilization Among Homeless Adults in New York City and Philadelphia, Journal of Policy Analysis and Management 17, 23-43.
Wong,
Menken, J., R. Kuhn (1996) The Demographic Effects of Breast Feeding: Fertility, Mortality, and Population Growth, Food and Nutrition Bulletin 17, 349-363.
Forthcoming publications:
Kuhn, R. The Effects of Fathers’ and Siblings’ Migration on Children’s Pace of Schooling in a Migrant-Sending Region of Bangladesh, Asian Population Studies.
Kuhn, R., J. Menken, O. Rahman. Survey Measures of Health: How Well
do Self-reported and Observed Indicators Measure Health and Predict Mortality?
Issues in Aging in
Young, J.T., J. Menken, J. Williams, N. Khan, R. Kuhn. Who
Goes? Age and Sex Differentials in Adult Use of Healthcare Services in Rural
Manuscripts under review
Silvey, R., R. Kuhn. Migration, Inequality, and Health in Developing Nations: Theoretical Foundations, Population, Space, and Place.
Kuhn, R. Old Age Support and Changing Migration Patterns in Bangladesh, Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology.
Frankenberg, E., R. Kuhn. The Implications of Family Systems and Economic Context for Intergenerational Transfers in Indonesia and Bangladesh, Population and Development Review.
Kuhn, R. The Determinants of Family and Individual Migration: A Case-Study of Rural Bangladesh, Population Research and Policy Review.
Kuhn, R., O. Rahman, J. Menken. Relating Self-Reported and Objective Health Indicators to Adult Mortality in Bangladesh, Demography.
Other publications
Kuhn, R. (2004) Stable Population Theory, in The Sage Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods, Vol. 3, (M.S. Lewis-Beck et al., eds.), Sage, Thousand Oaks, CA.
Rahman, O., J. Menken, A. Foster, C. Peterson, N. Khan, R. Kuhn,
P. Gertler (1999) The 1996 Matlab
Health and Socioeconomic Survey: Overview and User’s Guide, RAND Labor and Population Report
DRU-2018,
Manuscripts in preparation
Kuhn, R. Reinterpreting Chain Migration: A Peer Networks Approach.
Kuhn. R., R. Silvey. Migration and the Health of Left-Behind Families and Communities: A Theoretical Framework.
Kuhn, R., A. Protik. Old Age Support and Marriage Migration in
Rural
Kuhn, R., J. Menken. Migrant Social Capital and
Education in Migrant-Sending Areas of Bangladesh: Complements or Substitutes?
Peters, C., R. Kuhn,
A. Mobarak. Marriage and Risk-Sharing in Rural
Kuhn, R., M.O. Rahman,
J. Menken. The Impact of Family Members on Adult Mortality in
Menken, J., R. Kuhn, L.
Duffy. Long-Term Effects of Childbearing on Women’s Health: Longitudinal
Evidence from
Razzaque, A., L.
Nahar, M.N. Khan, R. Kuhn, S. Shil, J. Menken. Father’s out-migration and child
health and mortality in
Khan, M.N., R. Kuhn.
Do Households Discriminate Against the Elderly in Allocating Household
Resources for Health Care: A Case Study of Rural
Funded or pending
Sri Lankan Tsunami: Societal Resilience in Two Coastal Regions (Dennis McGilvray, PI), National Science Foundation, Co-Principal Investigator, $125,000, September 2005 - March 2007.
Migration
and Marginalization: Social Networks, Inequality and Health in Indonesia and
Bangladesh (Rachel Silvey, PI), National Science Foundation #0422976, Co-Principal
Investigator, $170,000, August 2004-August 2006.
Modeling the impact of HIV/AIDS on Older South Africans. Pilot
Grant from University of
Impact of Migration on Elderly Support in Bangladesh, National Institute on Aging R03AG19294-01A1, Principal Investigator, $74,000, 2002-2004.
Social Networks and Adult Survival in Rural
Interdisciplinary Workshop on Population, Health, and the Environment (John Molyneaux, PI), National Institute on Aging 1R25AG018233-01, Co-principal Investigator, $125,000, 1999-2001.
Determinants of Healthy Aging in Rural Populations: The Matlab Health and Socioeconomic Survey, National Institute on Aging No. 5P01AG011952-03, Associate, $1,450,000, 1994-2000.
Understanding the Evolution of Migration in
Submitted
Migrant Networks and Health in
African Population Studies Research and Training Program (Jane Menken, PI). William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Research Associate, $400,000, submitted July 2005.
Bangladesh Health and Socioeconomic Survey (Omar Rahman, PI), National Institute on Aging, Co-Principal Investigator, $2,400,000, resubmitted February 2005.
Introduction to Social Statistics (Fall 2005), sophomore level
Social Research Methods (Fall 2004), junior level
Sociology of Development (Fall 2003), sophomore level
Methods of Demographic Analysis (Spring 2002), graduate level
Two Ph.D. thesis committees: Nizam Khan (2001), Ted Young (2004)
Three undergraduate honors committees (2004)
Professional Meetings
Roundtable, the Indian Ocean Tsunami, Annual Conference on
Old Age Support and Marriage Migration in Rural
Father’s out-migration and child health and mortality in Matlab, Bangladesh, International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP), August 2005.
A Longitudinal Analysis of Health and Mortality in a
Migrant-Sending Region of
Relating Reported and Objective Health Indicators to Adult
Mortality in
Understanding Interhousehold Transfers in a Transition
Economy: Evidence from
Migrant Social Capital and Education in Migrant-Sending Areas
of
Interhousehold Transfers in a Transition Economy: Evidence
from
Understanding the Social Process of Migration in
Understanding the Role of Space in Social Policy in
Old Age Support from Sons and Daughters:
Economic Development, Family Integration and Well-Being: The
Failure of Dualist Development in
The Impact of Nuclear Family and Individual Migration on the
Elderly in Rural
Household Push versus Individual Pull: Understanding The
Segmentation of Rural-Urban Migration in
Migration, Households, and Social Networks: Urban
Migrant-Receiving Households in
A Seasonal Model of Resumption of Menstruation Post‑Partum, PAA, 1995.
Patterns and Determinants of Public Shelter Utilization Among
Homeless Adults in
Invited workshops
The Effects of Fathers’ and Siblings’ Migration on Children’s Pace of Schooling in a Migrant-Sending Region of Bangladesh. The Impacts of Migration on the "Left-Behind" in Asia, Asian MetaCentre, National University of Singapore, Hanoi, Vietnam, March 2005.
Crossover Effects or Substitution Effects? Relating Male and
Female Out-Migration from
Survey Measures of Health: How Well do Self-reported and Observed Indicators Measure Health and Predict Mortality? Workshop on Aging in Africa, US National Academy of Sciences and University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 2004.
A Longitudinal Analysis of Health and Mortality in a
Migrant-Sending Region of
A Longitudinal Analysis of Health and Mortality in a
Migrant-Sending Region of
A Longitudinal Analysis of Health and Mortality in a
Migrant-Sending Region of
The Logic of Letting Go: Family and Individual Migration from
Rural
The Impact of Nuclear Family and Individual Migration on the
Elderly in Rural
Elderly Remittances and Urban-Rural Security Relationships in
Remittances to the Elderly in
Understanding the Process of Family and Individual Migration
from Rural
Colloquia
University of the
University of Washington-Seattle, Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences, April 2005.
National
Peer review
External thesis
review
Scientific advisory committee INDEPTH Network, Migration Working Group
Discussant Population
Association of
Organizer
Coordinator Aging
Development and Population Seminar Series,
President Graduate Student Association, Graduate Group in Demography, University of Pennsylvania, 1994–1995.
Representative Graduate Student Associations Council, Graduate Group in Demography, University of Pennsylvania, 1993–1994
Population
Association of
American Sociological Association (1998–present)
Centre for Health, Population and Development (2004-present) Independent University of Bangladesh, Research Associate.
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