Magali Barbieri, Aline Désesquelles, France Meslé, Laurent Toulemon, Jacques Vallin The differences in mortality trends observed between countries can only be understood by analysing the medical causes of death. This can be done by using existing databases, such as the World Health Organisation’s mortality database. This offers access to a large number of countries for general analyses. However, these can only be summary because the data are ...
One of the important issues of population ageing is the future of pension systems and their long-term financial sustainability. In most countries, pensions currently represent a high percentage of retirees’ income. Numerous reforms are underway to adapt existing systems to changing demographic trends (longer life expectancy, retirement of the large baby-boomer cohorts, changing family and marital structures) and economic trends (increase in unemployment, diversification of labour-force pathways, ...
In addition to retirement pensions, a large share of household resources during retirement consists of assets. The literature has taken a strong interest in the links between saving behaviour and public pension systems, even if the question as to whether there is substitution between private household saving and public retirement pensions remains moot. Studying household wealth meets several expectations. The first is a desire to expand ...
Residential mobility is traditionally studied from a life course perspective, since the reasons for moving home change with age. At retirement, residential issues are usually analysed in connection with family issues, since the decision to change the place of residence is often motivated by a desire to be closer to family. The articulation between residential status and family or economic status is a key focus of ...
The decline in mortality has not only improved individual survival and extended years of life after the end of working life, it has also considerably changed the family environment. Far more often than in the past, elders live to see their children retire and their grandchildren become parents. It is no longer unusual for families to consist of four generations, two of which are retired. The ...
INED has a long tradition of analysis of changing family relations over the life cycle. Since the 1960s, numerous studies have shown that "household autonomy was not accompanied by a break in family ties" but signified "distant closeness". The studies highlighted the importance of exchange within the extended family, especially between elderly people and their children, whether these ties are assessed in terms of visits, favours ...
Now considered "young" countries, most of the South will experience massive population ageing in the decades ahead. The same applies to the population of France’s overseas départements ("DOM"), currently younger than that of metropolitan France. The strong expected increase in the number of old people, a significant percentage of whom, depending on the country, will not benefit from social protection (notably because some income is earned in ...
L'objectif de l'étude est d'interroger 1 600 Sénégalais au Sénégal, 200 en France, 200 en Espagne et 200 en Italie. Chacun d'entre eux est invité à répondre au même questionnaire. Comment ça se passe ? Un membre de l'équipe prend contact avec vous pour vous présenter l'étude. Si vous acceptez une entrevue, vous convenez ensemble d'un rendez-vous. L'entretien se déroule en face à face dans le lieu ...
L'organisation d'un dialogue sur les migrations internationales repose sur la mutliplication des interactions entre les chercheurs et la société civile d'une part, entre le Nord et le Sud d'autre part. Dans cette double perspective, les questions de recherche sont irriguées par les préoccupations de la société civile, exprimées dans le cadre de réunions publiques. Les chercheurs s'engagent à une restitution discutée des résultats auprès de la société ...
Informations sur l'étude, l'actualité du programme: - mafe@ined.fr Les responsables de l'étude en France et au Sénégal - Au Sénégal : Papa SAKHO (IPDSR) et Badara N'DIAYE (Enda Diapol) - En France : Cris BEAUCHEMIN (INED) et Annelaure WITTMANN (Enda Europe) - En Italie : Eleonora CASTAGNONE (FIERI) - En Espagne : Pau BAIZAN et Amparo GONZALES (Université Pompeu Fabra, Barcelone)
