Among the events contributing to population dynamics, migration is the most difficult to quantify. Unlike births and deaths, it is defined variously in different countries, using much less standardized measures, leading to confusion in public debate. Cris Beauchemin, Louise Caron, Marine Haddad, and Franck Temporal provide an overview of the question and examine how France compares with its European neighbours. Most ...
À travers le questionnement de la catégorie « migration privilégiée », ce colloque se donne pour but de comprendre les rapports de pouvoir multiples qui se nouent autour de l’accès et de l’expérience de la mobilité internationale (Cresswell 2010, Croucher 2012). Le classement des passeports selon le nombre de pays auxquels ils donnent accès sans visa (Henley Passport Index) est ...
Marie Skłodowska-Curie international fellowships provide funding for individual researchers, allowing them to diversify and broaden their scientific knowledge and skills. They are international fellowships, which means that the requested host institution for this fellowship must be located in different country than your current or most recent institutional affiliation. The grant covers two to three years of salary, travel costs, research costs and overheads ...
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Monthly seminar for young researchers at the Condorcet Campus
The longer first births are postponed, the more likely they are not to occur and the fewer children the woman in question is likely to have. The reasons for this are social, normative, and, of course, biological. But how does the relationship between a woman’s age at the birth of her first child and her fertility level play out at ...
Présenté par : Dr Leigh Senderowicz (University of Wisconsin-Madison) ; Discutante : Mireille Le Guen (Ined et UCLouvain)
Présenté par : Marie-Caroline Compans (postdoctorante à l’Université de Vienne (Autriche)) ; Discutant : Didier Breton Université de Strasbourg, INED
Kuniaki Tanabe, Director-General of Japan’s Institute of Population and Social Security Research (IPSS), and INED Director Magda Tomasini have just signed a framework agreement that renews collaboration between the two institutions for the next four years. France and Japan are among the countries with the highest life expectancies, and their respective public research institutes—INED and IPSS—have long conducted research in the ...
