Evolution of Unisex Names by Herbert Barry, Aylene S. Harper

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Feminization of Unisex Names from 1960 to 1990 by Herbert Barry, Aylene S. Harper

“…Abstract Frequencies of first names given in Pennsylvania in 1960 and 1990 were used to identify 33 unisex names, given with substantial frequency to both sexes. …”
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Fictional Names Masquerading as Literary-Historical Monikers: Onomastic Simulacra in A. S. Byatt’s Possession by Dorothy Dodge Robbins

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Gender neutral proper names: current situation and perspectives by Jana Valdrová

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Syllable Structure in Setswana Personal Names by Boikanyego Sebina, Thapelo Joseph Otlogetswe

“…Of all the studied names, 55.5% are male, while 40.2% are female and 4.3% — unisex names. Most Setswana names have three syllables followed by those with four syllables (more than 70% of the studied personal names are either three or four syllable names), five syllable names are the third most common, while six syllable names are rare in Setswana. …”
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