Susan Horton

SUSAN HORTON

September 2014

ADDRESS: University of Waterloo Waterloo, Ont N2L 3G1 Tel 519-888-4567 X 33560 Email [email protected]

EDUCATION:

1977-1982 HARVARD UNIVERSITY Ph.D. in economics June 1982. Thesis: Labor use, nutrition and household behavior: Results from Western India. A.M. November 1981.

1974-1977 CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, ENGLAND B.A. with first-class honors in economics June 1977. M.A. March 1981.

RESEARCH INTERESTS:

Health, nutrition, labour markets, social policy, particularly in developing countries.

WORK EXPERIENCE:

July 09 – present CIGI Chair in Global Health Economics, Balsillie School of International Affairs

July 09- June 14 Associate Provost, Graduate Studies, University of Waterloo

Aug 04- June 09 Vice-President Academic (to July 08) and Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University

Sept 82- July 04 University of Toronto: Interim Vice-Principal (Academic) and Dean, University of Toronto at Scarborough (03-04); Chair, Division of Social Sciences, University of Toronto at Scarborough (00-03); Cross-appointed to Dept. of Public Health Sciences (98-04); Associate Dean, Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Science (95-96), Professor (95-06); Associate Professor (88-95), Assistant Professor (82-88)

Undergraduate courses taught: micro, quantitative methods, development, agricultural economics, political economy of developing countries, labour economics, international health policy, international studies and international communications. Graduate courses taught: development economics, social policy analysis, international perspectives on health of women and children, health policy, economics of public health, international public policy Short courses: labour market institutions, economics of waste management. Supervisor of studies economics 1991-1994, and International Development Studies 1987-89, 1994-1996, 1997-2000. Supervisor, 8 PhD theses (4 completed); advisor, 7 PhD theses (7 completed), 1 MSc thesis (completed); advisor 2 MSc theses (completed).

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CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS:

Cost-effectiveness of nutrition interventions and health interventions in developing countries; cost-effectiveness of walk-in counselling services; cost methodology for micronutrient interventions; economics of cancer in low and middle income countries

GRANTS:

2014-2016 “Promoting locally fortified sunflower oil using e-vouchers” with Thom Dixon (MEDA) and Theobald Mosha (Sokoine Agricultural University). IDRC: Canadian Food Security Research Fund, UW component $135,970. (Total grant > $4m)

2014-2015 “Cost-effectiveness work for disease control priorities in developing countries” University of Washington, $106,500 US.

2014 “An analysis of the economic effect of breastfeeding” World Health Organization, $19,500 US.

2012-14 “Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of walk-in counselling services” with Carol Stalker and Cheryl-Anne Cait, CIHR: $165,077.

2010-12 “Policy and Technology Evaluation of ‘Healthy China 2020” (with Zhenzhong Zhang (PI) Murray Krahn, Andreas Laupacis, Martin Schechter, Paul McDonald, Kun Zhao, Huazhang Wu) IDRC, $460,000

2003-05 “Income distribution and globalization in Asia”, IDRC, $340,000 (with Dipak Mazumdar)

2001-03 “Income distribution and labour markets in Asia”, IDRC, $40,000

2001 “Poverty, Development and Natural Capital”, SSHRC conference grant, $10,000

1999-2000 “Digitization of Mandarin language materials”, University of Toronto, $2500.

1998-2001 “Training in Economic Management Program: Cuba”, CIDA, $2.12m (in conjunction with ARA Consultants and Dalhousie University). I was PI at University of Toronto: U of T billed approx $600,000 in personnel fees.

1998-2000 “Labour market flexibility”, Division of Social Sciences GRG, $2400

1997-2000 “Co-operative Programme in International Development Studies”, CIDA, $1.102m (over period 1989-2000). Grant over period 1997-2000 (while I was PI) approx $300,000: negotiated extension 2001-2004 of $250,000.

1996 "Strengthening community nutrition programs", CIDA Tier 2 microfund, $2033.

1994-97 "Social Policy Analysis Project", World Bank (through Planning Institute of Jamaica), grant to assist in curriculum development for joint graduate/professional courses, $192,024

1993-95 "Labour flexibility and productivity in Latin America", IDRC, (with Michael Baker

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and Morley Gunderson), University of Toronto share $33,935.

1993 "Women and industrialization in Asia", IDRC, $38,000

1993 "Women and industrialization in Asia: case study of Korea", External Affairs, $9074

1992 "Women's labour market participation in Asia", IDRC, $6211

1992 "Women's labour market participation in Asia", SSHRC, $6500

1990-93 "Macroeconomic management (Tanzania)", IDRC, collaborative grant with University of Dar es Salaam. Total grant $180,795, University of Toronto share $40,145

1988-89 "Labour market research on Bolivia", University of Toronto, $3020

1987-90 "Human resources in a developing country using panel data", SSHRC, $26,600

1985-87 "Macroeconomic management (Tanzania)", IDRC, collaborative grant with University of Dar es Salaam. Total grant $161,750, University of Toronto share $59,000. (Did not write proposal)

1985 "Government policy and the poor in developing countries", SSHRC, $2735

1983-85 "Household decisions on human resources", University of Toronto new faculty grant, $19,798

AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS:

2012-present Visiting Research Professor, Centre for Global Health Research, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto

2009-present Adjunct Professor, Chinese National Health Development Research Centre

2008 – 2009 Visiting Scientist, Micronutrient Initiative, Ottawa

2005-06 WLU Administrator of Excellence; WLU Students Union spring 1990 Visiting fellow, Yale University Economic Growth Center

1984 - 1986 Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada postdoctoral fellowship.

1981 - 1982 International Labor Organization Fellowship for dissertation research.

1977 - 1980 Frank Knox Memorial Fellowship for study at Harvard University.

1974 - 77 Senior and Entrance Scholarships, Girton College, Cambridgge University and Wrenbury Scholarship in Political Economy, Cambridge University.

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CONSULTANCIES:

UNICEF (2013), World Bank (2008-09), GAIN (2006), IDRC (2005-9), Working Group on the Impact of the Oil-for-Food Program (2005), World Health Organization (2002), International Food Policy Research Institute (1999-2000), OECD (1998), African Economic Research Consortium (1998-9, 1997), Asian Development Bank (1996-8), Micronutrient Initiative, Ottawa (1996-7), UNDP (1996), World Bank (1999, 1998, 1995, 1988-92, 1983, 1980-1), Planning Institute of Jamaica (1994-7), International Science and Technology Institute, Washington DC (1993-5), John Snow Inc. (1994), UNICEF Ghana (1985), Food and Agriculture Organization of the UN, Rome (1985), Harvard Institute for International Development (1982-3), International Centre for Diarrheal Disease Research, Bangladesh (1980-1)

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (excludes presentations by co-authors):

AORTIC (African Organization for Research and Training in Cancer) (2013), World Health Forum Asia Region (2013), Journées Francophones de Nutrition (2012), Canadian Conference on Global Health (2012), European Health Forum Gastein (2012), Northeast Association of Graduate Studies (2012), Canadian Society for International Health joint global health conference (2011), Moroccan Nutrition Society (keynote, 2011), Western Economics Association (2011), International Congress of Nutrition (plenary: 2009), Canadian Economics Association (2009), American Thyroid Association (2008), Federation of American Societies of Experimental Biology (2005), Sixth International conference on Preventive Cardiology, World Heart Federation (2005: declined), International Industrial Relations Association (2002), 9th World Conference on Clinical Nutrition closing lecture (2002: declined), Federation of American Societies of Experimental Biology (2000), International Economics Association (1995), American Economics Association (1992), Latin American Studies Association (1991), Canadian Society for International Development (1998, 1991), Population Association of America (1984), Canadian Economics Association (1984)

INVITED PRESENTATIONS:

UNICEF, Nairobi (2013), World Cancer Leaders’ Summit (2013), Aga Khan Foundation Ottawa (2013), Disease Control Priorities Technical Workshop CDDEP(2013), Global Alliance for Women’s Health (luncheon meeting at UN conference on NCDs, 2011), Grand River Hospital, Waterloo (2010), Micronutrient Initiative (2011), World Bank (2009, 1999, 1997, 1993, 1991, 1990), SISCA (Sistema de Integración Social Centro-Americano) Guatemala (2009), Chinese National Health Research and Development Centre (2012, 2011), Chinese Health Economics Institute (2009 x2), China CDC (2009), North-South Institute (2009), UNICEF Beijing (2009), UNICEF New York (2009, 2008), Helen Keller International (2008), Laurel Centre for Social Entrepreneurship (2008), European Region Flour Fortification Consultation (2008), Wilfrid Laurier University ACUNS lecture (2008), Grand Valley Engineers (2008), CIDA (2008), Copenhagen Consensus Centre (2009, 2008), Johns Hopkins Consultation on Maternal and Child Undernutrition (2006), Canadian South Asians Club, Waterloo (2006), University of Waterloo (2008, 2007, 2006, 2005), University of Toronto (2009, 2008, 2006, 2005), ACUNS Summer Workshop, Waterloo (2005), Centre for International Governance Initiatives, Waterloo (2010, 2009, 2008, 2004), International Atomic Energy Authority, Vienna (2003), 54th Nestle Nutrition

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Workshop, Sao Paolo (2003), World Vision (2003), WHO (2003), IFPRI (2001), CIDA (2000), International Nutritional Anemia Consultative Group (2000), Asian Development Bank (1999), African Economic Research Consortium (Board) (1999), ILO/World Bank/Japan Ministry of Labor/Japan Institute of Labor conference (1999), OECD (1998), National Institute of Nutrition, Vietnam (1998), Humber College Annual National Breastfeeding Seminar (1998), Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Perú (1997), Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine (1997), Consorcio de Investigación Económica, Lima (1997), University of the West Indies, Mona (1997), UNDP New York (1996), International Centre for Research on Women (1996), International Development Research Centre (1994), Universidad de Guadalajara (1994), OECD Development Centre (1994), Seoul National University (1993), Warwick University (1990, 1984), Guelph University (1990,1986), Yale University (1989), Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (1990), Université de Montreal (1989), University of Dar es Salaam (1986, 1984), Cornell University (1987), HIID Harvard University (1987, 1982), Michigan State University (1985), University of Pennsylvania (1985), University of California, Berkeley (1986), International Food Policy Research Institute (1984), University of Western Ontario (2009, 1983)

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: Board/Council Memberships: Member, American Society for Clinical Oncology Guideline Advisory Group on Resource Stratified Guidelines for Cervical Cancer, 2014-present Member, Scientific Advisory Committee, Foundation of the National Institutes for Health, for “Kids thrive” research initiative, 2014-present Chair, Steering Committee, Canadian Association of Postdoctoral Administrators 2012- present Treasurer (and Board Member), Canadian Association of Graduate Studies, 2010-13 Member of Ontario Universities Council on Quality Assurance 2010-2014 Member of Board of Waterloo-Wellington Community Care Access Centre 2011-12 Board of Trustees, African Economic Research Consortium 2004-2009; member of Executive Committee 2006-2009, Treasurer 2007-2009; resource person 2000-2004 Board of Trustees, International Food Policy Research Institute 1995-2000: Vice- Chair of Board 1997-99, Chair of Nominating Committee 1998-2000; Member, Resource Stratified Guidelines Advisory Group (on cervical cancer), American Society of Clinical Oncology 2014- Member, SUN Secretariat Advisory Group on costing of nutrition 2012-present Member, CIHR review committee, operating grants “Innovations in Health Research” 2011-12 Panel Member, Expert Advisory Group on Agricultural Pull Mechanism Initiative (an initiative of the Agriculture and Food Security Stream of the Development Working Group of the G20), 2011 Jury Member, Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters Annual Canadian Awards for International Cooperation 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005 Panel Member, Premier’s Discovery Awards (Ontario) 2008, 2007 Panel Member, AUCC-AAU Selection Committee on Case Study Partnerships 2010- 12 Chair, AUCC-UPCD Tier 2 Selection Committee, 2007, 2005-06 Aid to Scholarly Publications Program, SSFC 2002-2005 Associate Editor, Journal of Development Economics 1982-85 Technical Editor, African Journal of Food and Nutrition 2009- Referee: African Journal of Food, Agriculture and Nutrition, Annals of the New York

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Academy of Sciences, BMC Public Health, Canadian Journal of Economics, Canadian Journal of Development Studies, Canadian Journal of Latin American Studies, Contemporary Policy Issues, Economic Development and Cultural Change, Economics and Human Biology, Empirical Economics, Food and Nutrition Bulletin, Food Policy, Geochemistry and Health, Health Policy and Planning, Journal of African Economies, Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, Journal of the American College of Nutrition, Journal of Development Economics, Journal of Health Economics, Journal of Nutrition, Journal of Rice Research, Journal of Socioeconomics, The Lancet, Obesity Reviews, Population Economics, Public Health Nutrition, Public Library of Science Medicine, Public Library of Science Neglected Tropical Diseases, Social Science and Medicine, The Energy Journal, Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie, World Bank Economic Review, World Development RAND (in-house publication), World Bank (in-house publications, research proposals, Global Development Network), Cambridge University Press (book), International Food Policy Research Institute (book chapter), SSHRC, CIHR, NHRDP (US), ESRC(UK) (research proposals), Brookings Institution (book chapter), Global Health Organization (report chapter), Wellcome Trust (proposal), International Plant Nutrition Institute/International Fertilizer Association (book chapter), CIGI African health research proposals 2011 and 2012, Grand Challenges Canada “Stars in Global Health” proposals 2012, 2013, 2014 and “Saving Brains” 2014; IDRC “Health Policy and Research Organizations” 2014

External reviewer for PhD theses and tenure/promotion: University of Connecticut, Laurentian University, McGill University, University of Ottawa, African Economic Research Consortium, McMaster University, Université de Montréal, Dalhousie University, University of the West Indies (Mona and Cave Hill), University of Maryland, Baltimore County Languages: French and Spanish (moderately fluent), German (working knowledge)

PUBLICATIONS : REFEREED JOURNALS

Hoddinott, J., H. Alderman, J. R. Behrman, L. Haddad and S. Horton. The economic rationale for investing in stunting. Maternal and Child Nutrition 9(S2): 69-82, 2013.

Bhutta, Z. A., J. K. Das, A. Rizvi, M. F. Gaffey, N. Walker, S. Horton, P. Webb, A. Lartey, R. E. Black for Lancet Maternal and Child Nutrition & Interventions Review Groups Evidence based interventions for improving maternal and child nutrition: what can be done and at what cost? Lancet 382 (9890): 452-477, 2013.

Black, R.E., H. Alderman, Z.A. Bhutta, S. Gillespie, L. Haddad, S. Horton, A.Lartey, V. Mannar, M. Ruel, C. G. Victora, S. P. Walker, P. Webb, Maternal and Child Nutrition Study Group members. Maternal and child nutrition: building momentum for impact. Lancet 382 (9890): 272-375, 2013.

Horton, S., C.A. Stalker, C-A Cait and L. Josling. Sustaining walk-in counseling services. Healthcare Quarterly 15(3): 44-49, 2012.

Stalker, C.A., S. Horton and C-A Cait. Single session therapy in a walk-in counselling clinic: a pilot study Journal of Systematic Therapies 31(1):38-52, 2012.

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Sartori, D., G.J. Casey, S.E. Horton, R.Q. Phuc, L.B.Phu, D.T. Thach, R.C. Dai, G. Fattore, A. Montresor, B.A. Biggs. Cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit of a deworming and weekly iron supplementation programme in women of reproductive age in Vietnam. PLoS ONE 6(9):e23723, 2011. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0023723.

Horton, S., A. Wesley and V. Mannar. Double-fortified salt reduces anemia, benefit:cost ratio is modestly favourable. Food Policy, 2011, doi:10,1016/j.foodpol.2011.06.002

Horton, S. and A. Miloff. Iodine status and availability of iodized salt: an across-country analysis. Food and Nutrition Bulletin 31(2): 214-220, 2010.

Essaji, A. and S. Horton. Silent Escalation: Salaries of senior university administrators in Ontario, 1996- 2006. Higher Education, 2009: doi 10.1007/s10734-009-9249-2

Hall, A., S. Horton and N. de Silva. The costs and cost-effectiveness of mass treatment for intestinal nematode worm infections using different treatment thresholds. Public Library of Science: Neglected Diseases, March 3(3) 2009, available at http://www.plosntds.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pntd.0000402

Brown, K.H., S.Y. Hess, E. Boy, R.S. Gibson, S. Horton, S.J.Osendarp, F. Sempertegui, R. Shrimpton and I. Rudan. Setting priorities for zinc-related health research to reduce children’s disease burden worldwide: an application of the CHNRI research priority-setting method. Public Health Nutrition 22:1-8, 2008

Horton, S. High aspirations: differences in employee satisfaction between university faculty and staff. Applied Research in Quality of Life, 1:315-322, 2006

Horton, S. The economics of food fortification. Journal of Nutrition, 136:1068-1071, 2006

W. Sharieff, S. Horton and S. Zlotkin. Economic Gains of a home fortification program: evaluation of “Sprinkles” from provider’s perspective. Canadian Journal of Public Health 97, 1:20-23, 2006

Horton, S. and J. Ross. The economics of iron deficiency. Food Policy, 28(1): 51-75, 2003

Horton, S., S. Kant, L. Grima and A. Fenech (eds.) Special Issue of Environment, Development and Sustainability on “Natural capital, poverty and development” vol 5, 2003.

Grima, L., S. Horton and S. Kant. Introduction: natural capital, poverty and environment, in Environment, Development and Sustainability, 5: 297-314, 2003.

Popkin, B., S. Horton, S. Kim, A. Mahal, S. Jin. Diet-related noncommunicable diseases in China and India: the economic costs of the nutrition transition. Nutrition Reviews, 59: 379-390, 2001 (Lead Review article)

Popkin, B.M., S. Horton and S. Kim. The nutrition transition and diet-related chronic diseases in Asia: implications for prevention. Food and Nutrition Bulletin, 22: 1-58, 2001.

Horton, S. and C. Levin. Commentary on “Evidence that iron deficiency anemia causes reduced work capacity”. Journal of Nutrition, 131: 691S-696S, 2001.

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Horton, S. Opportunities for investments in nutrition in low-income Asia. Asian Development Review,17: 246-273, 1999.

Horton, S. (Ed.) Economics as if developing countries mattered: papers to honour Gerry Helleiner. Special issue of Canadian Journal of Development Studies, with editor’s introduction, 20(3):436-629, 1999.

Horton, S. "Marginalisation" revisited: women's market work and pay, and economic development. World Development, 27(3): 571-581, 1999.

Horton, S., T. Sanghvi, M. Phillips, J. Fiedler, R. Perez-Escamilla, C. Lutter, A. Rivera and A.M. Segall- Correa. Breastfeeding promotion and priority setting in health. Health Policy and Planning, 11(2):156-168, 1996.

Horton, S. Cost analysis of feeding and food subsidy programs. Food Policy, 18: 192-199, 1993

Horton, S. Labor markets and the shock treatment in Bolivia. Canadian Journal of Latin American Studies, 17:45-71, 1992.

Horton, S. and C. Campbell. Regional variations in apparent nutrient intake in urban Canada. Journal of the Canadian Dietetic Association, 53: 19-23, 1992.

Horton, S. and C. Campbell. Wife's employment, food expenditure and apparent nutrient intake: evidence from Canada. American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 73: 784-794, 1991.

Campbell, C. and S. Horton. Apparent nutrient intakes of Canadians: continuing nutritional challenges for public health professionals. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 82: 374-381, 1991.

Horton, S. and J. MacLaren. Supply constraints in the Tanzanian economy: simulation results from a macro-econometric model. Journal of Policy Modeling, 11:297-313, 1989.

Lipumba, N., B. Ndulu, S. Horton and A. Plourde. A supply constrained macro model of Tanzania. Economic Modelling, 5: 354-376, 1988.

Horton, S., R. Kanbur and D. Mazumdar. Labour markets and structural adjustment: overview of 12 country studies. International Labor Review, 130: 531-558, 1991.

Horton, S., T. Kerr and D. Diakosavvas. The social costs of raising agricultural prices: some cross-country evidence. World Development, 16: 847-856, 1988. Horton, S. Birth order and child nutritional status: evidence from the Philippines. Economic Development and Cultural Change, 36: 341-354, 1988.

Horton, S. Child nutrition and family size: results from the Philippines. Journal of Development Economics, 23: 161-176, 1986.

Horton, S. The determinants of nutrient intake: results from Western India. Journal of Development Economics, 19:147-162, 1985.

Horton, S. and P. Claquin. Cost effectiveness and user characteristics of clinic based services for the treatment of diarrhea: a case study in Bangladesh. Social Science and Medicine, 17:721-729, 1983.

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IN PREPARATION

Rabeneck, L, S. Horton, A. Zauber and C. Earle. Colorectal Cancer. In H. Gelband, S. Horton, P. Jha and R. Sankarnarayan (eds.) Disease Control Priorities (3rd edition): Volume 3, Cancer. Washington DC: World Bank. Forthcoming, 2015.

Horton, S. and C. Gauvreau. Economic overview: cancer in low and middle-income countries. In H. Gelband, S. Horton, P. Jha, and R. Sankarnarayan (eds.) Disease Control Priorities (3rd edition): Volume 3, Cancer. Washington DC: World Bank. Forthcoming, 2015.

Knaul, F., S. Horton, P. Yerramillia, H. Gelband and R. Atun. Financing cancer care in low-resource settings. In H. Gelband, S. Horton, P. Jha and R. Sankarnarayan (eds.) Disease Control Priorities (3rd edition) Volume 3: Cancer. Washington DC: World Bank. Forthcoming, 2015.

Gelband, H., P. Jha, R. Sankarnarayan and S. Horton (eds.) Disease Control Priorities (3rd edition): Volume 3, Cancer. Washington DC: World Bank. Forthcoming, 2015.

Prinja, S., A. Nandi, S. Horton, C. Levin and R. Laxminarayan. Costs, effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of selected surgical procedures and platforms: a summary. In H. Debas, A. Gawando, D. Jamison, M. Kruk, C. Mock and P. Donkor. Disease Control Priorities (3rd edition) Volume 9: Essential Surgery. Washington DC: World Bank. Forthcoming, 2015.

Menon, P., N. M. Covic, P. B. Harrigan, S. E. Horton, N. M. Kazi, S. Lamstein, L. Neufeld, E. Oakley and D. Pelletier. Strengthening implementation and utilization of nutrition interventions through research: a framework and research agenda. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, forthcoming, 2014.

Ratchapalli, S.R. and S. Horton. What is innovative about innovative finance for health and nutrition? Draft, 2013.

Picanyol, C., S. Horton, P. Fracassi, A. Chautalam, H. Connolly, J. François, F. Lemma and C. Mwamwaja. Tracking investments in nutrition in Africa: experience from five countries. Submitted, draft, 2014.

Cait, C.A., Skop, M. J., Booton, J., Horton, S., and Riemer, M. Participant construction of life circumstances: Experiences of walk-in counselling and traditional counselling. Draft, 2014.

Stalker, C.A., Booton, J., Cait, C.A., Horton, S. and Riemer, M. (June 6, 2014). Advancing the evidence for single-session walk-in counselling. Draft, 2014.

Riemer, M., Stalker, C.A., Horton, S. and Cait, C.A. (June 6, 2014. Assessing the evidence for single- session walk-in counselling: An individual growth-curve analysis. Draft, 2014.

Lamsal, R., Horton, S., Stalker, C.A., Riemer, M., and Cait, C.A. Cost-effectiveness analysis of single- session walk-in counselling. Draft, 2014.

PUBLICATIONS: BOOKS

S. Horton, M. Shekar, C. McDonald and A. Mahal. Scaling-up nutrition: what will it cost? Washington DC: World Bank Directions in Development, 2009.

Amadeo, E. and S. Horton (eds.) Labor market flexibility and productivity in Latin America. London:

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MacMillan, 1997.

Horton, S. (ed.). Women and industrialization in Asia. London: Routledge, 1995.

Horton, S., R. Kanbur and D. Mazumdar (eds.) Labor markets in an era of adjustment: vols I and II. Washington DC: World Bank EDI, 1994.

Bird, R. and S. Horton (eds.) Government policy and the poor in developing countries. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1989.

PUBLICATIONS: CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

Horton, S. and R.H. Steckel. Malnutrition: global economic losses attributable to malnutrition 1900-2000 and projections to 2050. In B. Lomborg (ed.) How much have global problems cost the world?. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013.

Wesley and S. Horton. Economics of food fortification. In R. Watson, J.K. Gerald and V. R. Preedy (eds.) Nutrient, dietary supplements and nutriceuticals: cost analysis versus clinical benefits. New Jersey: Humana Press, 2011.

Horton, S. Economics in Public Health. In W.Dong (ed) Public Health Sciences. Beijing: Renmin University press, 2009. (in Chinese)

Horton, S., H. Alderman and J Rivera D. Copenhagen Consensus 2008 Challenge Paper: Hunger and Malnutrition. In B. Lomborg (ed.), Global Crises, Global Solutions. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2009. Pp. 305-333.

Horton, S. The 1974 and 2008 food price crises: déjà vu? In J. Clapp and M. Cohen (eds.) The Global Food Crisis: Governance challenges and opportunities. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier Press, 2009.

Bigsten, A. and S. Horton. Labour markets in sub-Saharan Africa. In A. Fosu, G. Mwabu and E. Thorbecke (eds.) Poverty in Africa Nairobi: University of Nairobia press, 2009. Pp. 357-399.

Alderman, H. and S. Horton. The economics of addressing nutritional anemia. In K. Kraemer and M. Zimmerman (eds.) Nutritional Anemia. Basel: Sight and Life Organization, 2007.

Dirks, J., G. Remuzzi, S. Horton, A.Schiepatti and S.A.H. Rizvi Diseases of the Kidney and the Urinary System. In D.T. Jamison, G. Alleyne, J. Breman, M. Claeson, D.B.Evans, P. Jha, A.R. Measham and A. Mills, Disease Control Priorities in Developing Countries (2nd ed.), Oxford University Press, 2006.

Speizer, F., S. Horton, J. Batt and A. Slutsky. Respiratory Diseases of Adults. In D.T. Jamison et al (2006).

Gaziano, T., Srinath Reddy, F. Paccaud, S. Horton, V. Chaturvedi. Cardiovascular disease. In D. T. Jamison et al (2006).

Horton S. The economic impact of micronutrient deficiencies. In Pettifor J.M, S. Zlotkin (eds) Micronutrient Deficiencies during the Weaning Period and the First Years of Life. Nestle Nutrition Workshop Series Pediatric Program, 54: 187-202, Basel: Karger AG, 2004.

Horton, S. Entry on “Female employment in developing countries”, in J. Michie (ed.) Readers Guide to the Social Sciences, London: Fitzroy-Dearborn, 2002, pp. 571-2.

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Horton, S. and D. Mazumdar. Vulnerable groups and the labor market: the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis. In G. Betcherman and R. Islam (eds.) East Asian Labor Markets and the Economic Crisis: Impacts, Responses and Lessons. Washington DC: World Bank Group, 2001.

Horton, S. Economics of nutritional investments. In R.D. Semba and M. Bloem (ed.) Nutrition and health in developing countries. Humana Press, 2000.

Horton, S. and A. Germain. Food aid and Canada's role: new directions? In Transforming development, J. Freedman (ed.). Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 2000.

Horton, S., R. Kanbur and D. Mazumdar. Inequality and developing country labor markets. In Y. Mundlak (ed.) Contemporary Economic Issues: Labour Food and Poverty. Houndmills: Macmillan, 1998.

Berry, A., S. Horton and D. Mazumdar. Globalization, adjustment, inequality and poverty. In Human Development Papers 1997. New York: UNDP, 1997.

Amadeo, E. and S. Horton. Introduction. In Amadeo, E. and S. Horton (eds.) Labor market flexibility and productivity in Latin America. London: Macmillan, 1997.

Baker, M., M. Gunderson and S. Horton. Labor flexibility and productivity in Canada: markets, institutions and skills. In E. Amadeo and S. Horton (ed.) Labor market flexibility and productivity in Latin America. London: Macmillan, 1997.

Rodriguez, E. and S. Horton. International return migration and remittances in the Philippines. In Development Strategy, Employment and Migration: Country Experiences D. Turnham and L. Farsakh (eds.). Paris: OECD Development Centre, 1996.

Alonzo, R., S. Horton and R. Nayar. Women in the labour market in the Philippines. In Horton (ed.) Women and industrialization in Asia. London: Routledge, 1995.

Ariffin, J. and S. Horton. Women in the labour market in Malaysia. In Horton (ed.) Women and industrialization in Asia. London: Routledge, 1995.

Horton, S. Women and industrialization in Asia: overview. In Horton (ed.) Women and industrialization in Asia. London: Routledge, 1995.

Horton, S., R. Kanbur and D. Mazumdar. Labour markets in an era of adjustment: overview of country studies. In Horton, Kanbur and Mazumdar (eds.) Labour markets in an era of adjustment, Washington DC: World Bank EDI, 1994.

Horton, S. Labour markets in an era of adjustment: Bolivia. In Horton, Kanbur and Mazumdar (eds.) Labour markets in an era of adjustment, Washington DC: World Bank EDI, 1994.

Horton, S. Food subsidies and the poor: a case study of Tanzania. In Bird and Horton (eds.) Government Policy and the Poor in developing countries, University of Toronto Press, 1989

Bird, R. and S. Horton. Introduction. In Bird and Horton (eds.) Government Policy and the Poor in developing countries. With Richard Bird. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1989.

Horton, S. Malnutrition and human capital. In Critical assessment of key issues in research on malnutrition

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and behavior, eds. J. Brozek, B. Schurch. Lausanne: Nestle Foundation, 1984.

BOOK REVIEWS:

Horton, S. Review of R.A. Hart and S. Kawasaki “Work and pay in Japan”. In Pacific Affairs, 74: 432-2, 2001. Horton, S. Review of United Nations ACC/SCN “Fourth report on the world nutrition situation”. In Agricultural Economics, 2001.

Horton, S. Review of S. Misra. “Voluntary action in health and population: the dynamics of social transition”. In Pacific Affairs, 74: 279-280, 2001.

Horton, S. Review of J.C. Campbell and N. Ikegami. The art of balance in health policy. In Pacific Affairs, 73: 292-294, 2000.

Horton, S. Review of Chin, C., In service and servitude: foreign female domestic workers and the Malaysian ‘modernity’ project. In Asia Pacific Business Review, 6(2):80-81, 1999.

Horton, S. Review of Kim Woo-Jin Economic growth, low income and housing in South Korea. In Pacific Affairs, 74(4): 583-585, 1999.

Horton, S. Review of World Development Report 1995: workers in an integrating world. Washington DC: World Bank, 1995. In Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 17: 155-158, 1996.

Horton, S. Review of Ghai, D. and L. Smith, Agricultural prices, policy and equity in sub-Saharan Africa. Boulder, Colorado: Rienner, 1987, and Hansen, A. and D. McMillan (eds.) Food in sub-Saharan Africa. Boulder, Colorado: Rienner, 1986. In Economic Development and Cultural Change, 37:654-657, 1989.

OTHER PAPERS AND PUBLICATIONS:

Gaffey, M., Q. Baloch, M. Rana, M. Swor, A. Nyaku, H. Connolly, S. Horton and Z. A Bhutta. Pakistan Food Fortification Scoping Study. Draft for DFID, UK. 2014.

Horton, S. Professional Science Master’s program in Canada. GradEdge 1(9): 1-3, 2012.

Begin, A., A. Greig, S. Horton and A. Lakshman. Best practices paper: food supplements (vitamin A and zinc). Draft, 2008. Available at http://www.copenhagenconsensus.com/Admin/Public/Download.aspx?file=/Files/Filer/CC08/Papers /best%20practice%20papers/Best_Practices_Paper_A-Zinc.pdf

S. Horton, V. Mannar and A. Wesley. Best practices paper: food fortification, 2009. Available at: http://www.copenhagenconsensus.com/Default.aspx?ID=1166

A.Hall and S. Horton. Best practices paper: deworming, 2009. Available at: http://www.copenhagenconsensus.com/Default.aspx?ID=1166

Mason, J.B, T. Brun, J. Chen, K. Frick, R. Garfield, K. Hill, S. Horton and P. Musgrove. The impact of the Oil-For-Food programme on the Iraqi People. Report of an Independent Working Group established by the Independent Inquiry Committee, New York, 2005.

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Horton, S. and D. Stairs. The MA in International Affairs, NPSIA, Carleton University. Joint Report of External Evaluators to OCGS, May 2003.

Horton, S. Estimating the cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit of fortification. Background paper for WHO Guidelines on Food Fortification with Micronutrients for the Control of Micronutrient Malnutrition. WHO, Geneva, draft, 2003.

Alarcón, D., S. Horton, D. Mazumdar and E. Zepeda. Financial crisis, income distribution and the labour market: the experience of Mexico and Asia. Paper presented at Conference on “Critical Issues in Financial Reform: Latin American/Caribbean and Canadian Perspectives”. University of Toronto, June 2000. (Mimeo.)

Horton, S. The African Economic Research Consortium: Evaluation of Phase IV. August 1999.

Ross, J. and S. Horton. Economic consequences of iron deficiency. Ottawa: Micronutrient Initiative, Technical Paper, 1998.

Horton, S. Labor market adjustment and development: overview, with focus on Asia. Paper presented at Forum on Agricultural Policies in non-member countries, OECD, Paris, October 1998. (mimeo.)

Horton, S. Labor market component: poverty assessment study, Philippines. World Bank, Washington DC, May 1995 (mimeo.)

Dexter, P. S. Horton and G. Combs. Status of micronutrient fortification and enrichment practices of PL 480 Title II commodities: options and recommendations for improvement. Washington DC: John Snow Inc. OMNI project technical review paper no. 1, 1994 (mimeo.)

Horton, S. Letter to editor on "Third World children at work". Harvard Business Review, 71, no. 2: 138- 139, 1993. (Invited submission).

Horton, S. Unit costs, cost-effectiveness and financing of nutrition interventions. World Bank PHN Working Papers WPS 952, 1992.

Horton, S. and C. Campbell. Do the poor pay more for food? Food Market Commentary, 11: 33-39, 1989.

Horton, S. and B. Miller. The effect of gender on household expenditure patterns: evidence from low income households in Jamaica. Draft, February 1987. (mimeo.)

Horton, S. Food grain marketing margins in developing countries: some empirical findings. Draft, August 1987. (mimeo.)

Horton, S. Income distribution effects of macro models: a short survey. Paper presented at University of Dar es Salaam-University of Toronto joint conference on macro modelling, Arusha, Tanzania, December 15-16 1986.

Horton, S. and L. Taylor. Food subsidy programs: theory, practice and policy lessons. June 1986 (mimeo).

Horton, S. Agricultural policy and protection of vulnerable groups in Ghana. Draft, UNICEF, Accra, Ghana, September 1985. (mimeo.)

Horton, S. A survey of food subsidy programs in selected countries. Paper presented at conference on

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consumer oriented food subsidies in developing countries, IFPRI, May 1985.

Horton, S. Food prices: reconciling consumer and producer interests. Draft to Food and Agriculture Organization for price policy paper. April 1985 (mimeo).

Cole, D. and S. Horton. World grain trade financing: past patterns and future prospects. Institute for Research in Public Policy, Ottawa, Discussion Paper in International Economics no. 8512, 1985.

Horton, S. Human resources and living standards measurement. World Bank Living Standards Measurement Study, draft, August 1984 (mimeo).

Horton, S. Labor use, nutrition and household behavior: results from Western India. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Harvard University, 1982.

Horton, S. and T. King. Labor productivity: un tour d'horizon. World Bank Staff Paper no. 483, 1982.

Horton, S. A new kind of investment for development in Asia. Asian Wall Street Journal, June 5, 1980.

Alamgir, M. and S. Horton. Model of rural household economy in a developing country: application to Bangladesh data. Harvard Institute for International Development Discussion Paper No. 90, 1980.

MEDIA ARTICLES/INTERVIEWS (last 5 years)

V. Mannar and S. Horton. Impact that lasts a lifetime. Editorial, Ottawa Citizen, June 7 2013.

Horton, S. and B. Lomborg. The Hungry Billion. Prepared for Reuters, and published in at least 28 newspapers in 26 countries in 6 languages, April 2008.

30-40 media interviews re Contract Academic Staff strike, March/April 2008 (the Record, CTV, FaithFM, CKCP Brantford, the Cord, 570 News, etc.)

Publicity re outcome of Copenhagen Consensus, includes: • US National Public Radio Interview (The Bryant Park Project) May 29 2008 • Danish Public TV Interview May 23 2008 • Swiss Public Radio Interview DRS May 27 2008 • CKCP Brantford radio interview June 6 20008 • Editorial in National Post June 4 2008 • Article in Record June 6 2008 • “From A to Zinc” 800-word short article, Waterloo Record June 9 2008 • Canada AM TV interview July 3 2008 • Globe and Mail Report on Business article August 8 2008 • CBC Canada website story August 14 2008 • Featured in article “Micronutrients pack a macro-impact”, AUCC University Affairs, Aug-Sept 2008 • ICCIDD Newsletter Volume 29 no 4, August 2008 (International Council for Control of Iodine Deficiency Disorders) • Nutriview, Quarterly Newsletter published by DSM Nutritional Products Ltd, Basel Switzerland, issue 3 2008. • Monocle Magazine, December 08-January 09 edition • IRIN radio (podcast): UN Humanitarian News and Analysis, November 4 2009