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  • 18/04/2012
    Demographic Insights 1/2012 - Women & Work
    Career, children and combining the two is a big enough problem for most women. Yet for demographers it is no more then the tip of the iceberg: In the ageing and shrinking European population of the near future, women will have to further shore up the declining workforce, look after their children, and also increasingly care for elderly family members. Recent research takes a closer look at these challenges and how to tackle them.
  • 16/12/2011
    Demographic Insights 3/2011 - Migration & Integration
    International migration is a decisive feature of modern societies. It influences economic, social and cultural development and leads to greater diversity. This process is often perceived as a challenge, particularly when it comes to national identity and social cohesion. Recent research takes a closer look at these challenges and explores ways to manage them constructively.
  • 28/09/2011
    Demographic Insights 2/2011 - Working Life & Retirement
    Ageing and shrinking populations put social systems under pressure across Europe. Raising the retirement age seems therefore inevitable to most governments. But is that really a sufficient response to demographic change? Recent research takes a closer look at the many different ways in which Europeans work and organise their lives today, and develops ideas for better social policies.
  • 27/03/2011
    Demographic Insights 1/2011 - Family & Children
    Most people claim that they want to have children, but many of them never fulfil their wish. What is it that stops them? Why do certain family policies work in some European countries but not in others? Demographers across Europe are engaged in solving these modern riddles. Their recent research provides exciting insights and leads to new political questions.
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