Les Lundis de l’Ined
Discussion of the collective work "De haute lutte. The abortion revolution".
In the early 20th century, Japan implemented eugenics policies to control births to improve the descendant population and, in one policy, children’s living conditions. In this interview, Isabelle Konuma presents her new reading of Japan’s low birthrates and discusses how those past policies have impacted Japan’s current demographic situation
More informationCNRS and INED have renewed their partnership for a further 5 years to strengthen training and access to research data. Aging, mobility and demographic dynamics are at the heart of this collaboration, which is supported by concrete tools (data warehouses, introductory kits for using data, etc.).
More information [FR]Compose different families for yourself by varying the factors that affect the number of children you have