Bernhard Riederer
Riederer
Bernhard
Family and Children
Society and Solidarity
Infancy in Hungary. Report on the Second Wave of Cohort ’18 – Growing Up in Hungary

Infancy in Hungary. Report on the Second Wave of Cohort ’18 – Growing Up in Hungary

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In 2018–2019, a sample of expectant mothers was surveyed for the first wave of Cohort ’18 – Growing Up in Hungary – a longitudinal study run by the Hungarian Demographic Research Institute. For the second wave of the study, the same families were visited when the children were 6 months old.
EPC 2022

EAPS 2022 Award Winners are Announced

The European Association for Population Studies (EAPS) announced on 2 July at the closing ceremony of the European Population Conference in Groningen the EAPS Award 2022 Winners.

The European Association for Population Studies (EAPS) announced on 2 July at the closing ceremony of the European Population Conference in Groningen the EAPS Award 2022 Winners.

Eva Beaujouan
Beaujouan
Eva
Family and Children
Free Virtual Training Workshops on Fertility Analysis and Projection

Free Virtual Training Workshops on Fertility Analysis and Projection

Fri Sep 30 - Fri Oct 7
The ESRC-funded FertilityTrends project is organising two free, half-day, virtual training workshops this Autumn on methods for Fertility Analysis and Projection. Participants can attend either or both of the workshops.

The ESRC-funded FertilityTrends project is organising two free, half-day, virtual training workshops this Autumn on methods for Fertility Analysis and Projection. Participants can attend either or both of the workshops.

Couple sitting on a rug surrounded by boxes

Should we move in together?

Examining partnership transitions among young adults in England and Wales
Alina Pelikh (University College London), Júlia Mikolai (University of St Andrews) and Hill Kulu (University of St Andrews) use data from BHPS and UKHLS to study how first partnership transitions have changed across three birth cohorts: 1974-1979, 1980-1984 and 1985-1990, who were observed between 1991 and 2016 and were aged between 16 and 27.

Alina Pelikh (University College London), Júlia Mikolai (University of St Andrews) and Hill Kulu (University of St Andrews) use data from BHPS and UKHLS to study how first partnership transitions have changed across three birth cohorts: 1974-1979, 1980-1984 and 1985-1990, who were observed between 1991 and 2016 and were aged between 16 and 27.

Different forms of contraception

Why some women went off the pill

Concerns about adverse side-effects and claims of naturalness as reasons for rejecting hormonal contraception in Western countries
Mireille Le Guen (Ined and UCLouvain), Clémence Schantz (IRD-Ceped), Arnaud Regnier Loilier (Ined) and Elise de La Rochebrochard (Ined, Inserm-Cesp) conducted a systematic review of the scientific literature in order to build a typology of arguments given by female users and their male partners against hormonal contraceptive methods.

Mireille Le Guen (Ined and UCLouvain), Clémence Schantz (IRD-Ceped), Arnaud Regnier Loilier (Ined) and Elise de La Rochebrochard (Ined, Inserm-Cesp) conducted a systematic review of the scientific literature in order to build a typology of arguments given by female users and their male partners against hormonal contraceptive methods.

Population 2022 Early-Career

2023 The Early-Career Researcher Prize is open

The Population Young Author Prize is open to students or young researchers working in the field of population studies and will be awarded to the most outstanding original paper submitted to the competition jury.

The Population Young Author Prize is open to students or young researchers working in the field of population studies and will be awarded to the most outstanding original paper submitted to the competition jury.

Woman kisses her partner's pregnant belly

LGBTQ+, Single or Past age 35: Non-traditional families’ fertility and the law

By Agnese Vitali
Singles, heterosexual couples above a certain age and same-sex couples, though in different guises, can experience forms of discrimination in accessing parenting rights or services.

Singles, heterosexual couples above a certain age and same-sex couples, though in different guises, can experience forms of discrimination in accessing parenting rights or services.

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