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 | Freymeyer, Robert H.; Johnson, Barbara E. (2007) |
 | An Exploration of Attitudes Toward Female Genital Cutting in Nigeria |
| Population Research and Policy Review. Volume 26 #1. p. 69-83. |
| Wakabi, W. (2007) |
| Africa Battles to Make Female Genital Mutilation History |
| The Lancet. Volume 369 #9567. March 31. p. 1069-1070. |
| Abor, Patience A. (2006) |
| Female Genital Mutilation: Psychological and Reproductive Health Consequences. The Case of Kayoro Traditional Area in Ghana |
| Gender and Behaviour. Volume 4 #1. p. 659-684. |
| Adeokun, L.A.; Oduwole, M.; Oronsaye, F.; Gbogboade, A.O.; Aliyu, N.; Wumi, A.; Sadiq, G.; Sutton, I.; Taiwo, M. (2006) |
| Trends in Female Circumcision between 1933 and 2003 in Osun and Ogun States, Nigeria (A Cohort Analysis) |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 10 #2. August. p. 48-56. |
| Banks, E.; Meirik, O.; Farley, T.; Akande, O.; Bathija, H.; Ali, M. (2006) |
| Female Genital Mutilation and Obstetric Outcome: WHO Collaborative Prospective Study in Six African Countries | |
| The Lancet. Volume 367 #9525. June 3. p. 1835-1841. |
| Berggren, V.; Musa Ahmed, S.; Hernlund, Y.; Johansson, E.; Habbani, B.; Edberg, A.K. (2006) |
| Being Victims or Beneficiaries? Perspectives on Female Genital Cutting and Reinfibulation in Sudan |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 10 #2. August. p. 24-36. |
| Elmusharaf, S.; Elkhidir, I.; Hoffmann, S.; Almroth, L. (2006) |
| Sexual Health: A Case-Control Study on the Association between Female Genital Mutilation and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Sudan |
| BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Volume 113 #4. p. 469-474. |
| Melhado, L. (2006) |
| Risks of Adverse Obstetric and Perinatal Outcomes Increase with Severity of Female Genital Mutilation |
| International Family Planning Perspectives. Volume 32 #3. September. p. 154-155. |
| Mensch, Barbara S.; Grant, Monica J.; Blanc, Ann K. (2006) |
| The Changing Context of Sexual Initiation in Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Population and Development Review. Volume 32 #4. December. p. 699-727. |
| Sakeah, Evelyn; Beke, Andy; Doctor, Henry V.; Hodgson, Abraham V. (2006) |
| Males' Preference for Circumcised Women in Northern Ghana |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 10 #2. August. p. 37-47. |
| Almroth, Lars; Elmusharaf, Susan; El Hadi, Nagla; Obeid, Abdelrahim; El Sheikh, Mohamed A.A.; Elfadil, Saad M.; Bergstrom, Stefan (2005) |
| Primary Infertility after Genital Mutilation in Girlhood in Sudan: A Case-Control Study | |
| The Lancet. Volume 366 #9483. July 30. p. 385-391. |
| Coulter, Chris (2005) |
| Reflections from the Field: A Girl's Initiation Ceremony in Northern Sierra Leone | |
| Anthropological Quarterly. Volume 78 #2. Spring. p. 431-441. |
| Gruenbaum, Ellen (2005) |
| Feminist Activism for the Abolition of FGC (Female Genital Cutting) in Sudan | |
| Journal of Middle East Women's Studies. Volume 1 #2. Spring. p. 89-111. |
| Ashenafi, M. (2004) |
| Advocacy for Legal Reform for Safe Abortion |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 8 #1. p. 79-84. |
| Ejue, James B.; Bassey, Akpo O.; Effiom, David O. (2004) |
| Attitudinal Patterns of Mothers towards Female Genital Mutilation: Counselling Implications | |
| African Symposium: An On-Line African Educational Research Journal. Volume 4 #4. December. |
| Kipuri, Naomi (2004) |
| Female Genital Mutilation |
| Indigenous Affairs. #1-2. p. 22-27. |
| Kozma, Liat (2004) |
| Negotiating Virginity: Narratives of Defloration from Late Nineteenth-Century Egypt |
| Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Volume 24 #1. Spring. p. 55-65. |
| Manderson, Lenore (2004) |
| Local Rites and Body Politics | |
| International Feminist Journal of Politics. Volume 6 #2. June. p. 285-307. |
| Mosley, Jason (2004) |
| Gender and Daily Life in Ethiopia | |
| Contemporary Review. Volume 285 #1663. August. p. 97-101. |
| Olekina, Ledama (2004) |
| FGM: Maasai Women Speak Out |
| Cultural Survival Quarterly. Volume 28 #4. Winter. |
| Boddy, Janice (2003) |
| Barbaric Custom and Colonial Science: Teaching the Female Body in the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan |
| Social Analysis. Volume 47 #2. p. 60-81. |
| Easton, Peter; Monkman, Karen; Miles, Rebecca (2003) |
| Social Policy from the Bottom Up: Abandoning FGC in Sub-Saharan Africa |
 | Development in Practice. Volume 13 #5. December. p. 445-458. |
| Johnsdotter, Sara (2003) |
| Somali Women in Western Exile: Reassessing Female Circumcision in the Light of Islamic Teachings |
| Journal of Muslim Minority Affairs. Volume 23 #2. October. p. 361-373. |
| Briggs, L.A. (2002) |
| Male and Female Viewpoints on Female Circumcision in Ekpeye, Rivers State, Nigeria |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 6 #3. p. 44-52. |
| Dennis, Yede B.; Dennis, Emmet A. (2002) |
| The Liberian Perspective on the Issue of Female Circumcision in the Context of Global Practices: Tradition versus Laws, Policies and Human Rights | |
| Liberian Studies Journal. Volume 26 #2. p. 19-32. |
| El-Gibaly Omaima; Ibrahim, Barbara; Mensch, Barbara S.; Clark, Wesley H. (2002) |
| The Decline of Female Circumcision in Egypt: Evidence and Interpretation |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 54 #2. January. p. 205-220. |
| Eruesto, Jose (2002) |
| The Breakdown of Cultures in Refugee Camps |
| Forced Migration Review. #14. July. p. 20. |
| Kinyanjui, Rosemary (2002) |
| Hidden Cost of Rejecting Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) |
| Transformation: An International Journal of Holistic Mission Studies. Volume 19 #1. p. 72-77. |
| Okemgbo, C.N.; Omideyi, A.K.; Odimegwu, C.O. (2002) |
| Prevalence, Patterns and Correlates of Domestic Violence in Selected Igbo Communities of Imo State, Nigeria |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 6 #2. August. p. 101-114. |
| Okonofua, Friday E.; Larsen, Ulla A.; Oronsaye, F.; Snow, R.C.; Slanger, T.E. (2002) |
| The Association between Female Genital Cutting and Correlates of Sexual and Gynaecological Morbidity in Edo State, Nigeria |
| BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. Volume 109 #10. October. p. 1089-1096. |
| Allam M.F.; De Irala-Estévez J.; Fernández-Crehuet, Navajas R.; Serrano del Castillo, A.; Hoashi, J.S.; Pankovich, M.B.; Liceaga, J.R. (2001) |
| Factors Associated with the Condoning of Female Genital Mutilation among University Students | |
| Public Health. Volume 115 #5. September. p. 350-355. |
| Almroth, Lars; Almroth-Berggren, Vanja; Hassanein, Osman M.; Al-Said, Said S.E.; Hasan, Sharif S.A. (2001) |
| Male Complications of Female Genital Mutilation |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 53 #11. p. 1455-1460. |
| Fabos, Anita H. (2001) |
| Embodying Transition: FGC, Displacement, and Gender-Making for Sudanese in Cairo | |
| Feminist Review. Volume 69 #1. November. p. 90-110. |
| Ford, Nathan (2001) |
| Tackling Female Genital Cutting in Somalia | |
| The Lancet. Volume 358 #9288. October 6. p. 1179. |
| Hakim, L.Y. (2001) |
| Impact of Female Genital Mutilation on Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes during Parturition |
| East African Medical Journal. Volume 78 #5. May. p. 255-258. |
| Islam, M.M.; Uddin, M.M. (2001) |
| Female Circumcision in Sudan: Future Prospects and Strategies for Eradication |
| International Family Planning Perspectives. Volume 27 #2. June. p. 71-76. |
| Keita, Daman; Blankhart, David (2001) |
| Community-Based Survey on Female Genital Excision in Faranah District, Guinea |
| Reproductive Health Matters. Volume 9 #18. p. 135-142. |
| Khafagi, Fatma (2001) |
| Breaking Cultural and Social Taboos: The Fight against FGM in Egypt | |
| Development. Volume 44 #3. September. p. 74-78. |
| Oboler, Regina S. (2001) |
| Law and Persuasion in the Elimination of Female Genital Modification | |
| Human Organization. Volume 60 #4. Winter. p. 311-318. |
| Shell-Duncan, Bettina (2001) |
| The Medicalization of Female 'Circumcision': Harm Reduction or Promotion of a Dangerous Practice |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 52 #7. p. 1013-1028. |
| Wiggins, Desmond (2001) |
| Islamic Texts and Circumcision | |
| Africa Update. Volume 8 #4. Fall. |
| Wiggins, Desmond (2001) |
| Male and Female Circumcision in Africa: Pharaonic Egyptian and Religious Origins | |
| Africa Update. Volume 8 #3. Summer. |
| Ahlberg, Beth Maina; Njau, Wangui; Kiiru, Karanja; Krantz, Ingela (2000) |
| Gender Masked or Self-Inflicted Pain: Female Circumcision, Eradication and Persistence in Central Kenya |
| African Sociological Review. Volume 4 #1. p. 35-54. |
| Gosselin, Claudine (2000) |
| Feminism, Anthropology and the Politics of Excision in Mali: Global and Local Debates in a Postcolonial World | |
| Anthropologica. Volume 42 #1. p. 43-60. |
| Larsen, Ulla A.; Yan, Sharon (2000) |
| Does Female Circumcision Affect Infertility and Fertility? A Study of the Central African Republic, Cote d'Ivoire, and Tanzania |
| Demography. Volume 37 #3. August. p. 313-321. |
| Luongo, Katherine A. (2000) |
| The Clitoridectomy Controversy in Kenya: The 'Woman's Affair' That Wasn't | |
| Ufahamu. Volume 28 #2-3. Spring-Fall. p. 105-136. |
| Missailidis, K.; Gebre-Medhin, M. (2000) |
| Female Genital Mutilation in Eastern Ethiopia | |
| The Lancet. Volume 356 #9224. July 8. p. 137. |
| Olatunbosun, Olufemi A. (2000) |
| Female Genital Mutilation: A Model for Research on Sexual and Reproductive Rights |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 4 #2. October. p. 14-20. |
| Shweder, Richard A. (2000) |
| 'What about 'Female Genital Mutilation'? and Why Understanding Culture Matters in the First Place |
| Daedalus. Volume 129 #4. p. 209-232. |
| (1999) |
| Students' Knowledge of and Attitudes about Female Circumcision in Egypt | |
| New England Journal of Medicine. Volume 341 #20. November 11. p. 1552. |
| Bodunrin, H.O. (1999) |
| Female genital mutilation: perceptions and beliefs in a Nigerian rural community |
| African Anthropology. Volume 6 #1. March. p. 72-81. |
| El Dawla, Aida Seif (1999) |
| The Political and Legal Struggle over Female Genital Mutilation in Egypt: Five Years since the ICPD |
| Reproductive Health Matters. Volume 7 #13. p. 128-136. |
| Mekuria, Salem (1999) |
| (Post)Colonial Cinema, Rituals and African Womanhood |
| Social Identities. Volume 5 #4. December. p. 489-506. |
| Presbitero, Ursulina M. (1999) |
| 'To Cut or Not to Cut': A Discourse on Female Circumcision in Africa | |
| African Cultures and Religion. Volume 1 #3. August. p. 12-19. |
| Westley, David M. (1999) |
| Female Circumcision and Infibulation in Africa | |
| Electronic Journal of Africana Bibliography. #4. |
| Bell, Heather (1998) |
| Midwifery Training and Female Circumcision in the Inter-War Anglo-Egyptian Sudan |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 39 #2. p. 293-312. |
| Ehigieba, A.E.; Selo-Ojeme, D.O.; Omorogbe, F.I. (1998) |
| Female Circumcision and Determinants in Southern Nigeria | |
| East African Medical Journal. Volume 75 #6. June. p. 374-376. |
| Hetherington, Penelope (1998) |
| The Politics of Female Circumcision in the Central Province of Colonial Kenya |
| Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History. Volume 26 #1. January. p. 93-126. |
| Mbacke, Cheikh; Adongo, Phillipe; Akeongo, Patricia; Binka, Fred (1998) |
| Prevalence and Correlates of Female Genital Mutilation in the Kassena-Nankana District of Northern Ghana |
| African Journal of Reproductive Health. Volume 2 #2. p. 13-24. |
| Natsoulas, Theodore (1998) |
| The Politicization of the Ban on Female Circumcision and the Rise of the Independent School Movement in Kenya: The KCA, the Missions and Government, 1929-1932 | |
| Journal of Asian and African Studies. Volume 33 #2. May. p. 137-158. |
| Olenick, I. (1998) |
| Female Circumcision is Nearly Universal in Egypt, Eritrea, Mali and Sudan |
| International Family Planning Perspectives. Volume 24 #1. p. 47-49. |
| Spadacini, Beatrice; Nichols, Pamela (1998) |
| Campaigning against Female Genital Mutilation in Ethiopia Using Popular Education |
| Gender and Development. Volume 6 #2. July. p. 44-52. |
| Thomas, Lynn M. (1998) |
| Imperial Concerns and 'Women's Affairs': State Efforts to Regulate Clitoridectomy and Eradicate Abortion in Meru, Kenya, c1910-1950 |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 39 #1. p. 121-145. |
| Traoray, Isatou (1998) |
| Tradition, Culture and Ideology: The Problem of Female Genital Mutilation in the Gambia | |
| SAFERE: Southern African Feminist Review. Volume 3 #1. p. 71-74. |
| Caldwell, John C.; Caldwell, Pat; Orubuloye, I. Olatunji (1997) |
| Male and Female Circumcision in Africa from a Regional to a Specific Nigerian Examination |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 44 #8. p. 1181-1193. |
| El Hadi, A.A. (1997) |
| A Step Forward for Opponents of Female Genital Mutilation in Egypt | |
| The Lancet. Volume 349 #9045. January 11. p. 129. |
| Gordon, Natasha M. (1997) |
| 'Tonguing the Body': Placing Female Circumcision within African Feminist Discourse |
| Issue. Volume 25 #2. p. 24-27. |
| Hetherington, Penelope (1997) |
| The Politics of the Clitoris: Contaminated Speech, Feminism and Female Circumcision | |
| African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific Review and Newsletter. Volume 19 #1. June. p. 4-10. |
| Middleton, Karen (1997) |
| Circumcision, Death and Strangers |
| Journal of Religion in Africa. Volume 27 #4. p. 341-373. |
| Ntinda, A. (1997) |
| Circumcision: Traditional or Barbaric? | |
| Namibia Review. Volume 6 #3. October-November. p. 13-15. |
| Russell-Robinson, Joyce (1997) |
| African Female Circumcision and the Missionary Mentality |
| Issue. Volume 25 #1. p. 54-57. |
| Usman, Hajara (1997) |
| Reproductive Health and Rights: The Case of Northern Nigerian Hausa Women |
| Africa Development: A Quarterly Journal of CODESRIA. Volume 22 #1. p. 79-94. |
| Apena, Adeline (1996) |
| Female Circumcision in Africa and the Problem of Cross-Cultural Perspectives | |
| Africa Update. Volume 3 #2. Spring. |
| Leonard, Lori (1996) |
| Female Circumcision in Southern Chad: Origins, Meaning, and Current Practice |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 43 #2. July. p. 255-263. |
| Matias, Aisha S. (1996) |
| Female Circumcision in Africa | |
| Africa Update. Volume 3 #2. Spring. |
| Munene, G.M. (1996) |
| Intercultural Conflict: The Fight over Female Circumcision, 1914-1932 | |
| Mila: a Journal of the Institute of African Studies. Volume 1. p. 73-88. |
| Mutisya, P. Masila (1996) |
| Demythologization and Demystification of African Initiation Rites: A Positive and Meaningful Educational Aspect Heading for Extinction | |
| Journal of Black Studies. Volume 27 #1. September. p. 94-103. |
| Robertson, Claire C. (1996) |
| Grassroots in Kenya: Women, Genital Mutilation, and Collective Action, 1920-1990 | |
| Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society. Volume 21 #3. p. 615-642. |
| Thomas, Lynn M. (1996) |
| 'Ngaitana (I will circumcise myself)': The Gender and Generational Politics of the 1956 Ban on Clitoridectomy in Meru, Kenya |
| Gender and History. Volume 8 #3. November. p. 338-363. |
| Deluca, Laura; Kamenya, Shadrack (1995) |
| Representation of Female Circumcision in 'Finzan, a Dance for the Heroes' |
| Research in African Literatures. Volume 26 #3. p. 83-87. |
| Gwako, Edwins Laban Moogi (1995) |
| Continuity and Change in the Practice of Clitoridectomy in Kenya: A Case-Study of the Abagusii |
| Journal of Modern African Studies. Volume 33 #2. p. 333-337. |
| Hanly, M.G.; Ojeda, V.J. (1995) |
| Epidermal Inclusion Cysts of the Clitoris as a Complication of Female Circumcision and Pharaonic Infibulation | |
| Central African Journal of Medicine. Volume 41 #1. January. p. 22. |
| Parker, Melissa (1995) |
| Rethinking Female Circumcision |
| Africa: Journal of the International African Institute. Volume 65 #4. p. 506-523. |
| Gunning, Isabelle R. (1994) |
| Female Genital Surgeries and Multicultural Feminism: The Ties That Bind; The Differences That Distance |
| Third World Legal Studies. p. 17-47. |
| Hale, Sondra (1994) |
| A Question of Subjects: The 'Female Circumcision' Controversy and the Politics of Knowledge | |
| Ufahamu. Volume 22 #3. p. 26-35. |
| Toubia, Nahid (1994) |
| Female Circumcision as a Public Health Issue | |
| New England Journal of Medicine. Volume 331. p. 712-716. |
| Adeleye, M.O. (1993) |
| Impacts of Islam on Some Social Features of Ijesa People of Nigeria | |
| Islamic Quarterly. Volume 37 #1. 1st Quarter. p. 63-72. |
| Paul, Bimal K. (1993) |
| Maternal Mortality in Africa: 1980-1987 |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 37 #6. September. p. 745-752. |
| Dirie, M.A.; Lindmark, Gunilla A. (1992) |
| The Risk of Medical Complications after Female Circumcision | |
| East African Medical Journal. Volume 69 #9. September. p. 479-482. |
| Kwaak, Anke van der (1992) |
| Female Circumcision and Gender Identity: A Questionable Alliance? |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 35 #6. September. p. 777-787. |
| Dirie, M.A.; Lindmark, Gunilla A. (1991) |
| Female Circumcision in Somalia and Women's Motives | |
| Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica. Volume 70 #7-8. p. 581-585. |
| Gruenbaum, Ellen P. (1991) |
| The Islamic Movement, Development, and Health Education: Recent Changes in the Health of Rural Women in Central Sudan |
| Social Science and Medicine. Volume 33 #6. p. 637-645. |
| Ambler, Charles H. (1989) |
| The Renovation of Custom in Colonial Kenya: The 1932 Generation Succession Ceremonies in Embu |
| The Journal of African History. Volume 30 #1. p. 139-156. |
| Boddy, Janice P. (1988) |
| Spirits and Selves in Northern Sudan: The Cultural Therapeutics of Possession and Trance |
| American Ethnologist. Volume 15 #1. February. p. 4-27. |
| Grassivaro, Pia; Viviani, Franco (1988) |
| Female Circumcision in Somalia | |
| Mankind Quarterly. Volume 29 #1-2. Fall/Winter. p. 165-180. |
| Perkins, Margo V. (1988) |
| A Model of Liberation? The Reality of Clitoridectomy and its Relevance to Afro-American Women | |
| Sage. Volume Supplement.. p. 42-44. |
| Slack, Alison T. (1988) |
| Female Circumcision: A Critical Analysis | |
| Human Rights Quarterly. Volume 10 #4. November. p. 437-486. |
| Obi, Joe (1987) |
| Etchen: A Female Puberty Rite among the Borum People of Bokyi, Cross River State | |
| Africana Marburgensia. Volume Special issue #12. p. 55-60. |
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