You can use the population simulator to see the future population trends of the whole world or of individual countries as forecast by the United Nations projections. You can also make your own simulations by adjusting fertility, life expectancy and the sex ratio at birth. Play with l’institut national d’études démographiques.
How are immigrants distributed across the globe? In which countries are they most numerous? This tool provides access to the latest United Nations statistics for 230 countries of the world. Via maps or country lists, select your indicator to view: Immigrant populations in numbers or as a percentage of the total population (immigrant stocks) Annual migratory growth in numbers or per 1,000 population (immigrant flows) Total annual population growth (births + migration) in numbers or per 1,000 population
Interactive maps of the population make it possible to see and understand the global demographic trends.
The world population atlas gives the latest United Nations population statistics for 230 countries and regions of the world. You can use its different windows to learn all about world population, to travel from one country to another, to see how the situation changes over time, to rank countries or to compare them with each other.
Research has been increasingly attentive in recent years to sexual violence in the lives of gay and bisexual men. However, those studies have focused mainly on sexual abuse in childhood, overlooking violence in adulthood in these male sexual minority groups, as well as their diverse ways of life, the varied types of violence undergone, and the situations and contexts in which it is experienced.
Social relations with neighbors vary by individual, and individuals are more likely to interact with people who resemble them. In connection with those two observations, the “My neighborhood, my neighbors” survey offers some clarifications on the neighborhood socializing of men and women. It finds that women interact with their neighbors—regardless of neighbor’s sex—more than men do, and they play a ...
Séance 3 : "Enseigner R en SHS"
L’ILVV est une structure collaborative qui s’appuie sur l’implication des acteurs et actrices du champ. Le fonctionnement de l'ILVV est coordonné par le bureau qui comprend : L'équipe de direction : Emmanuelle CAMBOIS (démographe, Ined), Directrice, Vincent CARADEC (sociologue, Université de Lille), Directeur adjoint, Agnès GRAMAIN (économiste, Université de Lorraine), Directrice adjointe. La cheffe de projet : Francesca SETZU Dans sa forme élargie, pour la mise ...
Vous trouverez ci-dessous les manifestations liées aux problématiques du vieillissement en sciences humaines et sociales, organisées en France et ailleurs.
Population & Societies n° 552, February2018
Authors:Hippolyte d’Albis and Ekrame Boubtane
