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Pensions in France: A look back at 30 years of debate and reform
Author: Didier Blanchet Whatever the approach to the pension debate in France, the fundamental issue is to find a balance between contribution rates on the one hand, and length of the retirement period and pension levels on the other. Didier Blanchet places this question in historical perspective. How has this balance shifted since the system was first set up? How has ...
Pensions: a look back at thirty years of debate and reform
Population and Societies
, 2020
Whatever the approach to the pension debate, the fundamental issue is to find a balance between contribution rates on the one hand, and length of the retirement period and pension levels on the other. Didier Blanchet places this question in historical perspective. ...
CANCELED-Immigration and Minorities: Academics in Public Debate. French & USA Experiences
John BOWEN (Washington University in St. Louis) Susan FISKE (Princeton University) François HERAN (Collège de France) Douglas MASSEY (Princeton University) Nonna MAYER (CNRS – Sciences Po) Modérateur: Cris BEAUCHEMIN (Ined)
Canceled:How Missing Men Lead to Missing Women
"How Missing Men Lead to Missing Women: Revising Natural Sex Ratios at Birth for the Fragile Male " ce séminaire est reporté au Lundi 8 juin 2020
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Gastineau, B., Golaz, V., & Dos Santos, S. (2018). Modes d’adaptation des sociétés rurales à la croissance démographique : les cas de Madagascar et du Kenya. Espace, Populations, Sociétés, (3). Grace, K., Hertrich, V., Singare, D., & Husak, G. (2018). Examining rural Sahelian out-migration in the context of climate change: An analysis of the linkages between rainfall and out-migration in two Malian ...
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The suburbanization of poverty: Homeownership policies and spatial inequalities in France
Documents de travail
, 2019
This article examines the role of assisted loans in accessing homeownership and in the residential segregation of low-income households in France. During the 1996-2006 period, no-interest loans (NILs) affected 1.4 million households and were the main policy tool that favored homeownership. ...
Immigrant Child Poverty in an Emerging Country of Destination: the Evidence from Finland
Documents de travail
, 2019
The aim of this paper is to analyze the patterns of poverty and housing overcrowding among immigrant children in Finland, with a particular focus on the standard of living in the first years of settlement. We also seek to explore ...
Population decline in the post-communist countries of the European Union
Population and Societies no. 567, June 2019
Authors: Agnieszka Fihel and Marek Okólski