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Prem B. Bhandari
Funded Research:
Data Dissemination and Data Analysis Workshop in Nepal (Freedman)
Measurement of Remittance Use in a Remittance Dependent Economy (Freedman)
Research Capacity Building for International Social Science Research (Freedman)
Assistant Research Scientist, Population Studies Center.
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University
Dr. Bhandari's research focuses on the socioeconomic and cultural determinants of population health, migration, and fertility in developing countries, population and environment relationships, sociology of agriculture, rural social change, social research methods.
Recent Publications
Journal Articles
Shrestha, Sundar, and Prem B. Bhandari. 2007. "Environmental security and labor migration in Nepal." Population and Environment, 29(1), 25-38. DOI. Abstract.
Bhandari, Prem B., S.S. Shrestha, and Dirgha Ghimire. 2007. "Sociocultural and geographical disparities in child immunization in Nepal." Asia-Pacific Population Journal, 22(1): 43-64. Local Access.