The TRA project is a research tool aimed at building a representative nationwide sample of individuals having lived in France in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Containing an extensive set of data on these individuals, including their occupation, place of residence, education, marital status and assets, the sample is an exceptional instrument for analysing long-term historical developments and the deep-seated ...
At the outset, the 3000 families survey aimed at reconstructing genealogies of the original TRA families. To do so, it made use of vital registers. The survey was initiated 25 years ago by an historical demographer, Jacques Dupâquier. It had both practical and programmatic ambitions: to gain new insight into the history of the French population via a large-scale survey ...
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Presented by : Shane Doyle (University of Leeds) ; Discussant : Christian Thibon (Université de Pau)
Présenté par : Laurence Brunet (Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne) ; Discutante : Virginie Rozée (Ined)
Presented by : Arnaud Desvignes (Université de Picardie - Jules Verne, CAREF) et Thomas Venet (Université de Picardie - Jules Verne, CURAPP-ESS) ; Discussant : Gérard Boudesseul (Université de Caen)
Four separate research teams are working on the TRA-survey; each studying distinct parts of the sample and different topics. The so-called "demography" part is being studied by two research groups, one at INED (family and social mobility), and the other at INRA (occupational categories). The inheritance part is being explored by a PSE-INRA-INED joint team. And finally, a more detailed ...
