Population Europe is a collaborative network of Europe’s leading demographic research centers. We aim to strengthen research collaboration and to contribute reliable facts and evidence-based findings to public discussion of population issues.
The Centre for Research on Social Dynamics (Dondena) is an international, interdisciplinary centre for social science research of relevance to individuals, businesses, institutions and economies. At its core is a focus on social dynamics and populations in their economic, organizational and policy contexts.
The Department of Demography and Geodemography, created at the Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague in 1990, is the only university in the Czech Republic which offers an accredited study program in demography at all stages of university education.
LSE has a long-standing interest in population studies. An MSc in Demography was instituted at LSE in 1965, and LSE continues to provide demographic training at undergraduate, MSc and PhD level. The Population Investigation Committee, a small independent research group, was founded in 1936 and since World War II has been housed at LSE, and publishes the journal, Population Studies. LSE also houses the British Society ...
The Centre for Economic Demography consists of more than thirty researchers in economic history, economics, social medicine, social work and statistics who in their research focus on socioeconomic issues from a historical and international demographic perspective.
IDEM is an academic institution aiming primarily to ensure its studies are fundamental and to improve the methods of research. The Institute’s activity results in publications of scientific monographs and articles in Russian and international journals as well as reports at scientific conferences and forums. IDEM members are authors of numerous articles in encyclopedias and encyclopedic dictionaries as well as summarizing reports on the socio-demographic situation in ...
This German research centre came into existence through a joint venture associating the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research and the University of Rostock. The research involves the study of demographic changes in Germany and Europe. However, it focuses more particularly on the causes and consequences of the ageing of the active population, the use of demographic projections for planning purposes and the links between population ...
Bibliographical database covering issues of health, social security, social issues, population, work , employment, vocational education or training, as well as related public policies and legal issues. In addition, it covers the topics of sports and a specialized collection on women issues, originating from the Service of women’s rights and equality. Comprising about 270000 references of books, articles of periodicals, and press reviews, it also offers hyperlinks ...
Bibliographical database on urban development and housing in France, Europe and major cities worldwide as well as in Southern countries. Created in 1978, it indexes articles, theses, books and research reports. Free access is restricted to documents published in the last two years.
