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Population Europe Newsletter - December 2023

Demography drives your future

This is the newsletter of Population Europe, the network of Europe's leading demographic research centres.

Books and Reports
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Families in Austria. Partnerships, fertility intentions and economic situation in challenging times

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This report presents the most recent findings on families in Austria based on data from the Generations & Gender Survey.

This report presents the most recent findings on families in Austria based on data from the Generations & Gender Survey. 

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Global demography expert survey on the drivers and consequences of demographic change

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This report was published by the European Commission's Joint Research Center and was written by Nicholas Gailey, Anne Goujon, Fabrizio Natale and Philipp Ueffing.

Published by the European Commission's Joint Research Center, this report was written by Nicholas Gailey, Anne Goujon, Fabrizio Natale and Philipp Ueffing.

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The Demographic Alibi and the Discourse of Devolution in Spain (in Spanish)

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In his newest book, Andreu Domingo and invited contributors explore the instrumentalisation of demography by neoconservatives and extreme right-wing populists around the world.

In his newest book, Andreu Domingo and invited contributors explore the instrumentalisation of demography by neoconservatives and extreme right-wing populists around the world. 

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Population Dynamics in the Mediterranean. A Demographic Convergence?

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The aim of this publication is to provide an overview and detailed description of the demographic trends of the last 70 years for the populations of the Mediterranean as a whole.

The aim of this publication is to provide an overview and detailed description of the demographic trends of the last 70 years for the populations of the Mediterranean as a whole.

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Navigating late career paths: Understanding the macro level factors shaping late career and health impacts of retirement timing

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This report by Marge Unt and Jelena Helemäe investigates the institutional factors shaping late-career trajectories in the EU and their subsequent health effects.

This report by Marge Unt and Jelena Helemäe investigates the institutional factors shaping late-career trajectories in the EU and their subsequent health effects. 

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Policy, Uncertainty and Attitudes: What Drives EU Migration?

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Why do people move to certain countries and why do they choose particular destinations? The aim of this research brief is to bring together lessons learnt about the main non-economic pull drivers of recent migration to the EU: policy uncertainty, asylum policies, as well as attitudes and perceptions.

Why do people move to certain countries and why do they choose particular destinations? The aim of this research brief is to bring together lessons learnt about the main non-economic pull drivers of recent migration to the EU: policy uncertainty, asylum policies, as well as attitudes and perceptions.

News
Overcoming Crises - Shaping Policy for an Uncertain Future - 23-25 January 2024

Berlin Demography Days 2024

Register now for the Berlin Demography Days (BDD), which will take place on 23-25 January. The theme is “Overcoming Crises. Shaping Policy for an Uncertain Future”.

Register now for the Berlin Demography Days (BDD), which will take place on 23-25 January. The theme is “Overcoming Crises. Shaping Policy for an Uncertain Future”.

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Marc Luy is the new Director of the Vienna Institute of Demography

The Institute of Demography of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) has a new director: Marc Luy. The internationally recognised researcher succeeds Wolfgang Lutz.

The Institute of Demography of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) has a new director: Marc Luy. The internationally recognised researcher succeeds Wolfgang Lutz.

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Francesco Billari receives the SLLS Harvey Goldstein Memorial Award 2023

Francesco Billari, Professor of Demography and Rector of the Bocconi University in Italy was awarded the SLLS Harvey Goldstein Memorial Award 2023. 

This annual award by the Society for Longitudinal and Lifecourse Studies (SLLS) is organized in memory of Harvey Goldstein and honours a scholar who has made a significant contribution in advancing methodologies for life course studies. 

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Gunnar Andersson elected to the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

Gunnar Andersson, professor in demography at the Department of Sociology at Stockholm University University and its Demography Unit, SUDA, has been elected as a new member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in its class for social sciences.

The Royal Academy of Sciences describes Gunnar Andersson's research as innovative, and states that it has great value both nationally and internationally. 

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European Demographer Awards 2023

Population Europe announced the winners of the European Demographer Awards
The renowned European Demographer Awards 2023 go to Diego Alburez-Gutierrez (MPIDR) and Daniele Vignoli (University of Florence).
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ERC Announced Starting Grant 2023 Principal Investigators

The European Research Council has announced the Principal Investigators for their ERC Starting Grants 2023: a total of 400 researchers from 24 countries will receive this prestigious grant.

The European Research Council has announced the Principal Investigators for their ERC Starting Grants 2023: a total of 400 researchers from 24 countries will receive this prestigious grant.

Policy Brief
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Beyond Education and Training – How Can We Adapt to Future Needs of Local Labour Markets?

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The project MapIneq, funded by the European Union, brought together an interdisciplinary group of experts to discuss best practices and adaptations that are needed to fulfil current and future needs of European labour markets.

This Policy Brief is part of the project “Mapping Inequalities through the Life Course” (MapIneq, funded by the European Union). It presents key challenges and adaptations that are needed to fulfil current and future needs of European labour markets.

Policy Insights
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Despite low fertility, Europe still taxes its own reproduction

By Pieter Vanhuysse, Robert Iván Gál & Márton Medgyesi
Over the working life, parents in Europe contribute on average about one-quarter fewer net taxes than non-parents. However, if taxes, private time and money are all taken into account and measured in comparable units, it shows that parents contribute over two-and-a-half times more than non-parents.
Pop Digest
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Beyond Overestimation: Refining Migrant Data for a True Picture in Sweden

This study examines to what extent international migrants were overcounted in population data in Sweden from 2003 to 2016. It finds that, in general, overcounting was relatively low in this period. However, there are discrepancies across socio-demographic groups.

This study examines to what extent international migrants were overcounted in population data in Sweden from 2003 to 2016. It finds that, in general, overcounting was relatively low in this period. However, there are discrepancies across socio-demographic groups. 

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Healthy Immigrants, Unhealthy Ageing?

Every year, millions of people decide to leave their homes and move to Europe for many and varied reasons. But what happens to their health after the migration as they grow old in another country? Su Yeon Jang, together with Anna Oksuzyan, Mikko Myrskylä, Frank van Lenthe and Silvia Loi, explored this question in their latest paper.

Every year, millions of people decide to leave their homes and move to Europe for many and varied reasons. But what happens to their health after the migration as they grow old in another country? Su Yeon Jang, together with Anna Oksuzyan, Mikko Myrskylä, Frank van Lenthe and Silvia Loi, explored this question in their latest paper.

Teaching Material
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QuantMig Teaching Materials

What is migration uncertainty? How do people decide where to migrate to? And how does expert knowledge on migration translate into policy alternatives? These are just a few of the questions that students will explore in the new Migration & Migration Uncertainty teaching materials. Over the five lessons, not only will students examine global migration patterns, but they will also dive deeply into the dynamics at play in a singular country and compare their findings with those of their peers.