AFRO-NETS> Call for papers: effects of violence on protection against HIV

[Patricia Donovan <pdonovan@guttmacher.org>]

Call for papers: effects of violence on protection against HIV
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Call for Papers: International Family Planning Perspectives
The Alan Guttmacher Institute 
 
The reproductive health of women around the world is compromised by 
violence, often perpetrated by intimate partners or used as a strat-
egy of social control or a tactic of intimidation during war. Still, 
relatively little is known about its frequency and effects, and not 
it varies geographically and culturally. To address this lack of in-
formation, the December 2004 issue of International Family Planning 
Perspectives will focus on gender-based violence.
 
The editor seeks papers on levels of violence and effects of actual 
and threatened violence on contraceptive use, protection against HIV 
and other sexually transmitted infections, fertility and other as-
pects of reproductive health.
 
To be eligible for the special issue, submissions must be received by 
February 1, 2004. Authors should follow the journal?s style, as de-
tailed in the Guidelines for Authors, which can be found on website:
http://www.guttmacher.org/guidelines
 
Please send submission to:
Patricia Donovan
Editor in Chief
International Family Planning Perspectives
The Alan Guttmacher Institute
120 Wall Street
New York, NY 10005, USA
 
or electronically mailto:articles@guttmacher.org
 
Questions about the special section should address to 
Patricia Donovan
mailto:pdonovan@guttmacher.org
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