Research Papers
Read a brief summary of some key results to date.
Effects of housing aid on psychosocial health after a disaster.
Maria Laurito,
Elizabeth Frankenberg
and
Duncan Thomas
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
June 2022
Vol 19(12), 7302
doi: https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph19127302
Effects of a natural disaster on mortality risks over the longer term.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Cecep Sumantri
and
Duncan Thomas.
Nature Sustainability,
11 May 2020.
doi:https://doi.org/10.1038/s41893-020-0536-3
HPLC-based measurement of glycated hemoglobin using dried blood spots
collected under adverse conditions.
Duncan Thomas,
Teresa Seeman,
Alan Potter,
Peifeng Hu,
Eileen Crimmins,
Elizabeth Henny Herningtyas,
Cecep Sumantri
and
Elizabeth Frankenberg.
March, 2018.
Biodemography and Social Biology.
64.1:43-62.
Human capital and shocks: Evidence on education, health and nutrition.
Elizabeth Frankenberg
and
Duncan Thomas.
January, 2018. Forthcoming in
Chris Barrett, Michael Carter and Jean-Paul Chavas (eds.)
The Economics of Poverty Traps
University of Chicago Press.
Adult Mortality Five Years after a Natural Disaster.
Jessica Ho,
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Cecep Sumatri,
and
Duncan Thomas.
Population and Development Review, 43(3): 467-490, 2017.
The Effects of Mortality on Fertility: Population Dynamics After a Natural Disaster.
Jenna Nobles,
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
and
Duncan Thomas.
Demography, 52.1:15-38, 2015.
Demography of disasters.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Maria Laurito
and
Duncan Thomas.
In James D. Wright (ed.),
International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2nd edition (Area 3),
North Holland: Amsterdam, forthcoming.
The Evolution of Well-Being in the Aftermath of a Disaster: Evidence from Aceh and North Sumatra.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Cecep Sumantri,
and
Duncan Thomas.
In Helen James and Douglas Paton (eds.)
"The Consequences of Disasters: Demographic, Planning and Policy Implications"
C. H. Thomas: Illinois, forthcoming.
The Impact of Parental Death on Child Well-being: Evidence From the Indian Ocean Tsunami.
Ava Cas,
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Wayan Suriastini,
and
Duncan Thomas.
Demography, 51.2:437-457, 2014.
Studying displacement after a disaster using large scale survey methods:
Sumatra after the 2004 Tsunami.
Clark Gray,
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Thomas Gillespie,
Cecep Sumantri
and
Duncan Thomas.
Annals of the Asociation of American Geographers, 104.3:594-612, 2014.
Nighttime lights time series of tsunami damage and recovery in Sumatra, Indonesia.
Thomas Gillespie,
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Kai Fung Chum
and
Duncan Thomas.
Remote Sensing Letters, 5.3:286-294, 2014.
Education, Vulnerability and Resilience after a Natural Disaster.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Bondan Sikoki,
Cecep Sumantri,
Wayan Suriastini
and
Duncan Thomas.
Ecology and Society,
18.2:16, 2013.
Reprinted in Education and Differential Vulnerability to Natural Disasters
(Jan Sendzimir and Bill Butz, eds.), 2014.
Community Destruction and Traumatic Stress in Post-Tsunami Indonesia.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Jenna Nobles
and
Cecep Sumantri.
Journal of Health and Social Behavior53.4:498-514, 2012.
Mortality, family and the Indian Ocean Tsunami.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Thomas Gillespie,
Samuel Preston,
Bondan Sikoki
and
Duncan Thomas.
Economic Journal,
121:554:F162-82, 2011.
Mental health in Sumatra after the Tsunami.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Jed Friedman,
Thomas Gillespie,
Nick Ingwersen,
Robert Pynoos,
Bondan Sikoki,
Alan Steinberg,
Cecep Sumantri
Wayan Suriastini
and
Duncan Thomas.
American Journal of Public Health,
98:1671-1677, 2008.
Assessing health and education services in the aftermath of a disaster.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Jed Friedman,
Fadia Saadah,
Bondan Sikoki,
Wayan Suriastini
Cecep Sumantri
and
Duncan Thomas.
In Fadia Amin, Jishnu Das and Markus Goldstein (eds.)
Are you being served? New tools for measuring service delivery,
2008, Washington: World Bank Publications.
Assessment of Natural Hazard Damage and Reconstruction: A Case Study from Banda Aceh, Sumatra.
Thomas Gillespie,
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Matt Braughton,
Abigail Cook,
Tiffany Armenta
and
Duncan Thomas
California Center for Population Research, December, 2009.
Assessment and prediction of natural hazards from satellite imagery.
Thomas Gillespie,
Jasmine Chu,
Elizabeth Frankenberg
and
Duncan Thomas
Progress in Physical Geography, 31.5:459-70, 2007.
Popular press
Why did some Indonesian women bear more children after the 2004 tsunami?
Simone Pathe.
PBS Newshour, December 26 2014.
Boxing Day tsunami: the resilience and recovery that followed.
Duncan Thomas
and
Elizabeth Frankenberg.
The Conversation, December 26 2014.
Post-tsunami Aceh bounces back.
Elizabeth Frankenberg
and
Duncan Thomas.
South China Morning Post, December 23 2014.
A huge fertility boom followed the Boxing Day tsunami.
Elizabeth Frankenberg
and
Duncan Thomas.
The Conversation, December 23 2014.
Resilience and recovery ten years after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami: A summary of results from the STAR project.
Elizabeth Frankenberg,
Duncan Thomas,
and
Jed Friedman.
World Bank Development Impact, December 18 2014.
Why Do People Keep Having Children?
Stephen Dubner.
Freakonomics, November 13 2014.
After the Tsunami: 10 Years of Recovery and Resilience.
Mary-Russell Roberson.
Sanford Insights, Fall 2014.
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