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Raymond Caraher

Colby College

Affiliations

Economics

Computer Science Department

East Asian Studies Department

Economics Department

NoneRaymond Caraher is currently serving as a Economics faculty at Colby College.

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reproductive health public health abortion fertility policy global health sociology world development involuntary childlessness sanitation water policy social sciences international development social policy family planning health equity water resource policy development economics economic development family issues environmental health perspective african development water resource management african economy heredity health law panel data development aid genetic diversity household panel data water sources health economics abortion access maternal health health policy infant health child health

Notable Scholarly Works

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Commodification and Social Reproduction: Theory and Mixed-Method Evidence on the Effect of Privatization on Childbearing – Erratum. European Journal of Sociology (2026)

family issuesfertility policyfamily planningsociologysocial sciences

Commodification and Social Reproduction: Theory and Mixed-Method Evidence on the Effect of Privatization on Childbearing. (2025)

social policyreproductive healthinvoluntary childlessnesssociology

Three Essays on Reproductive Health Policy. (2025)

fertility policygender studiesreproductive healthabortion

Do Abortion Bans Affect Reproductive and Infant Health? Evidence From Texas's 2021 Ban and Its Impact on Health Disparities. (2024)

fertility policyhealth policyreproductive healthhealth equitypublic healthpublic policyabortion

Sex-Selective Abortion and the Collapse of the Soviet Union. (2024)

gender studiesreproductive healthabortioninvoluntary childlessness

Does Project-Level Aid for Water and Sanitation Improve Child Health Outcomes?. (2023)

water resource policysanitationpublic healthenvironmental health perspective

Replication Data for: Does Project-Level Aid for Water and Sanitation Improve Child Health Outcomes? Evidence From Household Panel Data in Uganda. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

sanitationwater policypovertyworld developmentpublic healthglobal healthpublic policy

Reproductive Injustice? a County-Level Analysis of the Impact of Abortion Restrictions on Abortion Rates. (2023)

fertility policyreproductive healthlawhealth lawpolicy analysispublic policyabortion

Does Project-Level Foreign Aid Increase Access to Improved Water Sources? Evidence From Household Panel Data in Uganda. (2022)

economicswater policywater resource managementafrican economypublic policydevelopment economicsafrican development

Does Project-Level Foreign Aid Increase Access to Improved Water Sources? Evidence From Household Panel Data in Uganda. World Development (2022)

Lynda PickbournRaymond CaraherLéonce Ndikumana

international developmentworld developmenthousehold panel datadevelopment aidpublic healthglobal healthwater sourcespanel data

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Raymond Caraher

Colby College

Affiliations

Economics

Computer Science Department

East Asian Studies Department

Economics Department

NoneRaymond Caraher is currently serving as a Economics faculty at Colby College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Raymond Caraher

Colby College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Commodification and Social Reproduction: Theory and Mixed-Method Evidence on the Effect of Privatization on Childbearing – Erratum. European Journal of Sociology (2026)

family issuesfertility policyfamily planningsociologysocial sciences

Commodification and Social Reproduction: Theory and Mixed-Method Evidence on the Effect of Privatization on Childbearing. (2025)

social policyreproductive healthinvoluntary childlessnesssociology

Three Essays on Reproductive Health Policy. (2025)

fertility policygender studiesreproductive healthabortion

Do Abortion Bans Affect Reproductive and Infant Health? Evidence From Texas's 2021 Ban and Its Impact on Health Disparities. (2024)

fertility policyhealth policyreproductive healthhealth equitypublic healthpublic policyabortion

Sex-Selective Abortion and the Collapse of the Soviet Union. (2024)

gender studiesreproductive healthabortioninvoluntary childlessness

Does Project-Level Aid for Water and Sanitation Improve Child Health Outcomes?. (2023)

water resource policysanitationpublic healthenvironmental health perspective

Replication Data for: Does Project-Level Aid for Water and Sanitation Improve Child Health Outcomes? Evidence From Household Panel Data in Uganda. Harvard Dataverse (2023)

sanitationwater policypovertyworld developmentpublic healthglobal healthpublic policy

Reproductive Injustice? a County-Level Analysis of the Impact of Abortion Restrictions on Abortion Rates. (2023)

fertility policyreproductive healthlawhealth lawpolicy analysispublic policyabortion

Does Project-Level Foreign Aid Increase Access to Improved Water Sources? Evidence From Household Panel Data in Uganda. (2022)

economicswater policywater resource managementafrican economypublic policydevelopment economicsafrican development

Does Project-Level Foreign Aid Increase Access to Improved Water Sources? Evidence From Household Panel Data in Uganda. World Development (2022)

Lynda PickbournRaymond CaraherLéonce Ndikumana

international developmentworld developmenthousehold panel datadevelopment aidpublic healthglobal healthwater sourcespanel data

1
2
10 / page