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Éthique, intimité et récit de soi
Colloque RePPaMa. Cycle de trois demi-journées d’étude autour de la thématique Restituer les familles : Collecter, analyser matérialiser.
Recovering lost French citizenship through reintegration
Population and Societies
, 2024
Each year, around 100,000 people acquire French nationality, most often based on their family situation (marriage, birth and childhood in France, being parents of French children, etc.). These acquisitions of nationality are also linked to historical and geopolitical transformations. Since ...
Is France still a demographic exception in Europe?
Authors: Anne Solaz (INED), Laurent Toulemon (INED), Gilles Pison (Muséum national d’histoire naturelle, INED) Recent decreases in fertility in France have been widely discussed. But how does the country compare to its neighbours? The authors situate this fall in the European context of the last decade, and use projections to examine whether the demographic changes of 2023 might presage a decline ...
Ever more mixing ? Trends in ethnically mixed marriages and the marriage choice of children of intermarriage
Is France still a demographic outlier in Europe?
Population & Societies March 2024
Violence and gender relations
Violence involving gender relations is a core societal issue and receives a great deal of media coverage. The aim of research on this type of violence is to enhance, update, and renew our knowledge so as to bolster existing public policies and meet the need for new ones. Anticipating situations of violence and frameworks that facilitate it is crucial to ...
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