Edward C. Green

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Edward C. Green

Edward C. Green is affiliated with the following schools: George Washington University, Boston University, Northwestern University, Vanderbilt University, Johns Hopkins University, The Catholic University of America, Harvard University

Edward C. Green's AcademicInfluence.com Rankings

Edward C. Green

Anthropology

#302

World Rank

#425

Historical Rank

#171

USA Rank

anthropology Degrees

Download Badge

Anthropology

Why Is Edward C. Green Influential?

(Suggest an Edit or Addition)

According to Wikipedia, Edward C. Green is an American medical anthropologist working in public health and development. He was a senior research scientist at the Harvard School of Public Health and served as senior research scientist at the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies for eight years, the last three years as director of the AIDS Prevention Project. He was later affiliated with the Department of Population and Reproductive Health at Johns Hopkins University and the George Washington University as research professor . He was appointed to serve as a member of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS , and served on the Office of AIDS Research Advisory Council for the National Institutes of Health . Green serves on the board of AIDS.org and the Bonobo Conservation Initiative. and Medical Care Development.

(See a Problem?)

Edward C. Green's Published Works

Number of citations in a given year to any of this author's works

Total number of citations to an author for the works they published in a given year. This highlights publication of the most important work(s) by the author

Published Works

Uganda's HIV Prevention Success: The Role of Sexual Behavior Change and the National Response (2006) (363)
What happened in Uganda? Declining HIV prevalence behavior change and the national response. (2002) (163)
The time has come for common ground on preventing sexual transmission of HIV (2004) (141)
The experience of an AIDS prevention program focused on South African traditional healers. (1995) (104)
Can Fear Arousal in Public Health Campaigns Contribute to the Decline of HIV Prevalence? (2006) (103)
Aids And Stds In Africa: Bridging The Gap Between Traditional Healing And Modern Medicine (1994) (95)
Traditional healers in Swaziland: toward improved cooperation between the traditional and modern health sectors. (1984) (94)
Sexually transmitted disease, ethnomedicine and health policy in Africa. (1992) (91)
The Invisible Cure: Africa, the West, and the Fight Against AIDS (2008) (89)
Traditional healers, mothers and childhood diarrheal disease in Swaziland: the interface of anthropology and health education. (1985) (87)
Rethinking AIDS Prevention: Learning from Successes in Developing Countries (2003) (73)
The Health Belief Model (2014) (72)
Faith-Based Organizations: Contributions to HIV Prevention (2003) (69)
Can collaborative programs between biomedical and African indigenous health practitioners succeed? (1988) (69)
Indigenous Theories of Contagious Disease (1999) (68)
Can Qualitative Research Produce Reliable Quantitative Findings? (2001) (57)
Diarrhea and the social marketing of oral rehydration salts in Bangladesh. (1986) (49)
Sexually-transmitted diseases, AIDS and traditional healers in Mozambique. (1993) (49)
The Snake in the Stomach: Child Diarrhea in Central Mozambique (1994) (44)
The Participation of African Traditional Healers in AIDS/STD Prevention Programmes (1997) (42)
A framework of sexual partnerships: risks and implications for HIV prevention in Africa. (2009) (42)
AIDS and STDs in Africa (1994) (40)
Purity, pollution and the invisible snake in southern Africa. (1996) (40)
Indigenous Healing of War-Affected Children in Africa (1999) (39)
Indigenous Knowledge For Development (1999) (38)
The anthropology of sexually transmitted disease in Liberia. (1992) (37)
Criticisms of African trials fail to withstand scrutiny: male circumcision does prevent HIV infection. (2012) (34)
Traditional healers and AIDS in Uganda. (2000) (30)
Health care seeking behaviour for sexually transmitted diseases among commercial sex workers in Morogoro, Tanzania (2001) (28)
AIDS, Behavior, and Culture: Understanding Evidence-Based Prevention (2011) (26)
Multiple Sexual Partnerships Among Poor Urban Dwellers in Kampala, Uganda (2011) (24)
Indigenous African Healers Promote Male Circumcision for Prevention of Sexually Transmitted Diseases (1993) (24)
Love, lust and the emotional context of multiple and concurrent sexual partnerships among young Swazi adults (2014) (23)
Intersectoral healthcare delivery (1998) (21)
Practicing Development Anthropology (1986) (20)
Sexual partner reduction and HIV infection (2000) (19)
The impact of religious organizations in promoting HIV / AIDS prevention. (2001) (18)
The need to reemphasize behavior change for HIV prevention in Uganda: a qualitative study. (2013) (18)
Etiology in human and animal ethnomedicine (1998) (15)
Making voluntary medical male circumcision a viable HIV prevention strategy in high-prevalence countries by engaging the traditional sector (2016) (15)
Part II: Roles for African traditional healers in mental health care (1980) (15)
Mobilising indigenous resources for anthropologically designed HIV-prevention and behaviour-change interventions in southern Africa (2009) (14)
From first love to marriage and maturity: a life-course perspective on HIV risk among young Swazi adults (2016) (14)
Couple Relationship Functioning as a Source or Mitigator of HIV Risk: Associations Between Relationship Quality and Sexual Risk Behavior in Peri-urban Uganda (2018) (14)
Some challenges for research in payments (2007) (13)
Continuity, Change, and Challenge in African Medicine (2003) (13)
The WHO forum on traditional medicine in health systems, Harare, Zimbabwe, February 14-18, 2000. (2000) (12)
Demographic and health surveys indicate limited impact of condoms and HIV testing in four African countries. (2013) (8)
Broken Promises: How the AIDS Establishment Has Betrayed the Developing World (2011) (8)
Prevention messages and AIDS risk behavior in Kampala, Uganda (2012) (8)
Navigating intimate sexual partnerships in an era of HIV: dimensions of couple relationship quality and satisfaction among adults in Eswatini and linkages to HIV risk (2019) (7)
COMMENTARY: New Challenges to the AIDS Prevention Paradigm (2003) (7)
A targetted intervention research on traditional healer perspectives of sexually transmitted illnesses in urban Zambia. Current research. (1996) (7)
WINTI AND CHRISTIANITY: A STUDY IN RELIGIOUS CHANGE (1978) (7)
WINTI AND CHRISTIANITY: A STUDY IN RELIGIOUS CHANGE (1978) (7)
Insect pests of subtropical fruit crops. (1973) (6)
A Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices Survey of Water and Sanitation in Swaziland. (1982) (6)
A Short‐Term Consultancy in Bangladesh (1986) (4)
Have Degree Will Travel: A Consulting Job for AID in Africa (1981) (4)
Lust , and the Emotional Context of Concurrent Sexual Partnerships among Young Swazi Adults (2015) (4)
Was the Pope wrong? (2009) (4)
Sub-irrigation in the greenhouse (3)
Linking biomedical and indigenous African health delivery systems: an assessment of collaborative efforts during the 1980s. (1988) (3)
The grey coffee snout beetle (1974) (2)
Assessment of an HIV-prevention intervention for couples in peri-urban Uganda: pervasive challenges to relationship quality also challenge intervention effectiveness (2020) (2)
Indigenous healer associations and a South African AIDS-prevention project. (1996) (2)
Involving healers. (1999) (2)
Male circumcision and HIV infection (2000) (2)
Factors relating to the presence and use of sanitary facilities in rural Swaziland. (1985) (2)
Anthropology in the context of a water-borne disease control project (1986) (2)
The Significance of Settlement Pattern for Community Participation in Health: Lessons from Africa (1988) (2)
Let Africans decide how to fight AIDS. (2003) (2)
Establishing Risk Elimination and Improving Harm Reduction in AIDS Prevention (2009) (2)
The Wisdom of Whores: Bureaucracies, Brothels, and the Business of AIDS (2009) (2)
Traditional Health Beliefs and Practices Related to Sexually Transmitted Diseases and AIDS in the Province of Manica, Central Mozambique (1992) (1)
More on Anthropologists as Consultants: Green Replies (1983) (1)
SOCIAL CONTROL IN TRIBAL AFRO-AMERICA (1977) (1)
Evaluating the Response of Swazi Traditional Leaders to Development Workshops (1992) (1)
Is there a basis for modern-traditional cooperation in African health promotion? (1997) (1)
The Integration of Modern and Traditional Health Sectors in Swaziland (2019) (1)
Liaisons fueling AIDS in Africa. (2003) (1)
AIDS Debate in AN (2004) (1)
When new science meets old traditions (2017) (1)
White Cultural Practices Unmasked (1998) (0)
Medicine in Africa (2008) (0)
Refocusing HIV Prevention on Primary Prevention (2016) (0)
Sex, Culture, and Disease (2016) (0)
Putting the Bedroom before the Sickroom (2016) (0)
Ethnographically Evaluating Palestinian Forum Theater (2001) (0)
A Death in Swaziland (2004) (0)
Preliminary Research in Swaziland 1 (2019) (0)
FACTORS R E L A T I N G TO THE PRESENCE AND US! JF (2003) (0)
HIV Prevention and Structural Factors (2016) (0)
The Intriguing Epidemiology of AIDS in Africa 1 (2019) (0)
Gangs, Maroons, and the Egg Taboo (2016) (0)
Facts and Myths about HIV Prevention in Generalized Epidemics (2016) (0)
Policy by Applause (2016) (0)
Prostitution, Disease and Death in a Tanzanian Town (2000) (0)
Rejoinder to Wallace's Commentary (1987) (0)
Review of The Invisible Cure—Reply (2008) (0)
STDs and AIDS in Liberia 1 (2019) (0)
Society for Medical Anthropology: Is African Indigenous Therapy is Equivalent to Biomedical Therapy? (2001) (0)
DIARRHEA AND THE SOCIAL MARKETING (2003) (0)
AIDS Policy in Uganda: Evidence, Ideology and the Making of an African Success Story John Kinsman. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2010. 240 pp. (2012) (0)
Primary Behavior Change and HIV Decline (2016) (0)
Tomato Fertilizers at Troupe. (0)
The Prevention of HIV Infection: a Concept in Evolution. (2011) (0)
Ins and Outs of the Castle (2016) (0)
An Endogenous Response to AIDS (2016) (0)
Summary and Conclusion (2019) (0)
Male circumcision and HIV infection [letter] (2000) (0)
Developing Roles for South African Traditional Healers in HIV/AIDS Prevention and Management (2019) (0)
Irish Potatoes: Results of Experiments at Troupe Sub-station, Smith County. (0)
The Crossroads and the Cul-de-sac (2016) (0)
D Michael Warren: An Appreciation (1998) (0)
USAID / Uganda HIV / AIDS assessment. (2003) (0)
The Relevance of Family-Planning Programs (2019) (0)
Anthropologists as Villains (1995) (0)
The Wambugu of Usumbara: (With Notes on Kimbugu) (1963) (0)
The Planning of Health Education Strategies in Swaziland (2019) (0)
Were talking about... (2001) (0)
Evaluation of the "Second Generation" of South African Traditional Healers Trained in HIV/AIDS Prevention 1 (2019) (0)
The Circumcision and AIDS Debate (2000) (0)
Horticultural Survey of Gulf Coast. (0)
Issues in the Development of Collaborative Programs 1 (2019) (0)
Gender, Marriage, and HIV (2016) (0)
Cracking the Error Edifice (2016) (0)
IK Note #10, July 1999 (1999) (0)
Onions and Bunch Crops at Beeville. (0)
The Twenty-five-cent Solution (2016) (0)
A Bridge to Somewhere (2016) (0)
Primary Prevention in Concentrated Epidemics (2016) (0)
How the Global AIDS Response Went Wrong (2016) (0)
Participatory Development and Settlement in Southern Africa (2019) (0)
STDs and AIDS in Mozambique 1 (2019) (0)

This paper list is powered by the following services:

Other Resources About Edward C. Green

en.wikipedia.org

What Schools Are Affiliated With Edward C. Green?

Edward C. Green is affiliated with the following schools: