The impact of lockdowns on gender inequalities
by Anne Lambert, in the "Rencontres de la Démo", “Population and Covid: consequences of a major health crisis,” INED, September 2021 Duration:13 min 23
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The impact of lockdowns on children
Rencontres de la Démo, Bertrand Geay , Scientific coordinator of the ELFE cohort study, “Population and Covid: consequences of a major health crisis,” INED, Septembre 2021 Duration:10m 26
Working during the crisis: a health issue
by Ariane Pailhé and Émilie Counil, in the "Rencontres de la Démo", “Population and Covid: consequences of a major health crisis,” INED, September 30, 2021 Duration:11 min
Géraldine Duthé and Valérie Golaz
INED researchers Géraldine Duthé and Valérie Golaz explain how the world’s population is distributed, what demographic growth is expected in the coming decades, and present some longer-term demographic projections.
Kseniia Kuzina and Roman Podkur
(Interview conducted in November 2022)
Heini Väisänen
INED researcher Heini Väisänen has just been awarded a European Research Council grant, one of the European Union’s most selective and prestigious sources of research funding, for her project "Social Inequalities in the Risk and Aftermath of Miscarriage" (SOC-MISC). She has answered our questions.
Is it true that people living in rural areas in France are younger than people living in urban ones?
The average age of people living in rural communities is in fact slightly lower than that of people in urban ones because the proportion of families with young children is higher. Moreover, older people tend to leave rural areas for urban ones, which have more facilities for dependent persons. Another fact that contradicts presuppositions about rurality: the number of rural ...
Aware of and worried about the problem—yet themselves polluters
Une enquête sur le personnel de la recherche française face au changement climatique
Pascale Dietrich-Ragon
INED researcher tells us about the situation of students of working-class background in France after they move out of the family home.
Gender gap in math: At what age does it appear?
The ELFE study (French Longitudinal Study of Children) has enabled researchers to determine for the first time the precise age at which that gap appears