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Julie Tréguier
explains how the retirement decisions of men and women covered by the French national contributive pension system differ.
explains how the retirement decisions of men and women covered by the French national contributive pension system differ.
INED researcher Carlo Giovanni Camarda, INED research engineer Arianna Caporali, and INED project manager Iris Hourani answer questions on the International Database on Longevity or IDL. (Interview conducted June 2022)
Interview with Wanda Romanowski, head of the publications department, on putting INED’s quarterly journal, Population, on open access
répond à nos questions sur l'enquête sociologique qui a été conduite à travers tout le territoire tunisien et dont les résultats sortent aujourd'hui sous la forme d'un ouvrage dans la collection Grandes enquêtes de l'Ined
In 2020 the world population was at nearly 8 billion. In 1800 it was only 1 billion. And over the last fifty year it has doubled, from 4 billion in 1974. It is expected to keep growing, and could reach nearly 10 billion by 2050. Why is growth expected to continue? Could the world population stabilize in the long term? Might it decrease in the coming decades?
(Interview conducted in November 2021)
As part of the Fête de la Science 2021, Jacques Véron answers the question "Are there too many of us on earth?" October 2021 Duration : 11 min 53
by Michel Bozon Figuring out population change, videos about fundamental demographic issues September 2021 Duration: 3 min 18
by Cris Beauchemin Figuring out population change, videos about fundamental demographic issues September 2021 Duration : 3 min 56
by Xavier Thierry Figuring out population change, videos about fundamental demographic issues September 2021 Duration:3 min 05