In compliance with its official mission to inform the public on demographic issues and developments, INED publishes an annual assessment of the “demographic situation” in France that presents a detailed account of recent population trends. Within the limits of available data, the most recent of these texts focuses on the year 2020, when the world was hard hit by the ...
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The Université Paris-Est Créteil together with INSERM (Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale) formed the CoMoNH consortium (COvid19 MOrtality in Nursing Homes). The project’s main objectives were to estimate all causes of excess mortality among nursing home residents in France during the first wave of the COVID-19 epidemic (March 1-May 31 2020) by age bracket, sex, ...
weaknesses and resiliencies of maternity hospitals in France
demi-journée co-organisée avec l’Unité de recherche Mobilités, parcours et territoires de l’Ined
A considerable number of twentieth-century fertility theories claim that improvements in human development in modern societies are likely to lead to a fall in fertility. However, new, recently presented theoretical frameworks, including the gender revolution and multiple equilibria, suggest that fertility could increase again at high development levels, particularly among highly educated women. Alongside these changes in the theoretical debate, ...
Various measures were taken in France to curb spread of the COVID-19 epidemic in schools and higher education institutions. There can be no doubt that these unprecedented measures, such as closing schools and officially limiting the number of students allowed to attend, will have considerable impacts on students at all levels. The aim of my research project is to assess ...
The aim of this project is to shed light on how the health crisis and the government measures taken to contain its economic and social effects may have impacted access to ongoing occupational training and work and career plans in ways that differ by gender. It draws on data from the IMPACT survey conducted the Céreq (Center for research on ...
