Marine Quennehen
Post-doctoral student at INED, studies ties between imprisoned fathers and their children in France and has answered some questions on her research.
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Kim Xu
Kim Xu has been awarded the 2019 Young Author Prize of the journal Population for her article « Changing Patterns and Determinants of First Marriage over the History of the People’s Republic of China ».
Parcours d’étudiants - Sources, enjeux, et perspectives de recherche [Student trajectories: sources, issues, and research perspectives]
In a context of mass higher education and successive reforms, the training, occupational futures, and living conditions of students constitute major issues that require detailed analysis. It is crucial to study connections between student living conditions, transition to adulthood, and trajectories.
Thirty Rewarding Years of Population in French and English,1989–2019
Authors have the option of submitting their articles in either French or English, to be translated by us and published in both languages.
20 years of Pacs: a considerable expansion
En l’espace de quelques années, le nombre de Pacs a augmenté au point de se rapprocher du nombre annuel de mariages. Wilfried Rault, chercheur à l’Ined, nous éclaire sur les grandes évolutions du Pacs depuis 20 ans.
Level of education and religiosity in France and Britain: impacts on fertility?
In an article published in Population 2020-1, Nitzan Peri-Rotem analyses individual interactions between two major fertility determinants: education and religiosity or religious affiliation.
Excess COVID-19-related mortality in France’s Seine-Saint-Denis département:Minorities are invisible in the figures
The department of Seine-Saint-Denis saw particularly high rates of excess mortality due or related to COVID-19 compared to the rest of metropolitan France.
How many single-parent families are there in France?
In 2016, 1.9 million—or 23%—of France’s 8 million families with children under 18 were single-parent families. This represents a steep increase since 1990, when the figure was 12%. In 85% of cases, children live primarily with their mother.
How many blended families are there in France?
Blended families are families in which an adult couple lives with one or several children of one but not the other couple member. In 2018, 728,000 families in France were blended families--the equivalent of 9% of families with at least one child under age 18. On average, blended families have 2.4 children. 38% of blended families are large families, defined as ...
Stéphanie Condon
Following the 2015 VIRAGE survey in metropolitan France, INED conducted another VIRAGE survey in France’s overseas territories in 2018. Why was this decided? How was this survey conducted?