Interview of John R. Wilmoth
Interview conducted by INED Research Director Jacques Véron Date : 05 September 2014 Duration : 7 ’
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Malthus’ Essay: The principle and the controversy
Despite a debate that continues today on the basis of different editions of the Essay, Malthus’ population principle marks a major phase in the history of ideas.
Olivia Samuel and Anne Paillet
associated researchers at INED, tell us about the findings of a study on parental care of infant children.
Silicosis, a 21st century scourge from the remote past : between medicine, business and politics
Silicosis is, if one dare say, one of the most promising social and environmental diseases of the 21st century. It can only progress at fast pace, in relationship with the industrialization of emerging countries.
The situation of student parents in France
Becoming a parent while studying thus seems socially unthinkable, and the French educational system today does not really take account the fact that some students are parents.
Arnaud Bringé and Valérie Golaz
À l’occasion de la sortie du Manuel pratique d’analyse multiniveau, Arnaud Bringé, responsable du service des Méthodes statistiques de l’Ined, et Valérie Golaz, chargée de recherche à l’Ined, ont répondu à nos questions.
The experience of migration is not the same for girls and boys
Dans de nombreuses parties du monde, la migration des enfants et des adolescents est devenue un phénomène majeur dans la socialisation des enfants et des jeunes.
William Molmy
head of INED’s International Affairs Department, answers our questions on current research policy and calls for research project proposals.
“Gender: history, inequalities”: a set of book reviews published in Population, 2016-3 and 2016-4
Defined as “a hierarchically ordered bi-categorization of the sexes (men/women) and the values and representations associated with them (masculine/feminine)” (Bereni et al. 2012), gender is an increasingly high-profile subject in today’s academic world as well as in the media, politics, civil society and community organizations.
Having a wash outside the home. A survey of users of City of Paris free public bathing facilities (bains-douches)
Paris has 16 free public bathing facilities, for a total of 500 private individual showers. These facilities and their users, surveyed in 2017, constitute an interesting case study of a public service that provides people who cannot bathe at home with access to hot water and privacy. Public bains-douches [shower-baths] were initially opened in Europe at the same time as social housing; ...