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Population is a peer-reviewed quarterly scientific journal published in English (Population-E) and in French (Population-F). It presents original studies in the fields of demography and related disciplines: sociology, economics, anthropology, history, geography, epidemiology and public health, methodology in social science. Contributions can be submitted in either English or French and are published in both languages. Both developed and developing countries are covered. Population trends in different parts of the world are presented in special annual features.
Population & Societies is a four-page popular science journal published in French and English. Every month, it covers a different population question relating to France or other parts of the world. Its articles are written in clear and simple language intended for a wide audience. The French version is available in both printed and electronic formats, and the English version is available on-line.
The scientific works in the Cahiers de l'Ined collection (formerly Travaux et Documents) focus on specific population questions. Written by INED or external researchers, they present original research findings or develop in-depth analyses of particular issues.
The Méthodes et savoirs collection was created in 1997. It comprises a series of practical manuals presenting the tools and methods used in demography, including population pyramids, life event histories etc.
This book series, created in 2009, covers major social science surveys conducted by INED and by other bodies or research teams, examining the methodologies used and the findings obtained. It aims to provide an in-depth understanding of sociodemographic phenenomena, both in France and elsewhere, and to assess the survey approaches used to produce this knowledge.
The Données statistiques collection comprises a series of uncommented statistical tables, some published regularly, others on a more occasional basis.
The Classiques de l'économie et de la population collection includes critical editions of key texts in the history of demography, economics and the social sciences. It is accompanied by the Études & Enquêtes historiques series which presents original research on the history of knowledge and the history of population. Both series offer a set of major references for scholars in this field.
The Manuels present various demographic techniques – historical demography, mortality, event history analysis, etc – more specifically for teachers and university students.
The Documents de Travail (formerly Dossiers et recherches) present ongoing research, sometimes in a non-finalized form, for easy access to the most recent information. Some documents can be downloaded, while others can be obtained directly from the authors.
Every year, a series of chronicles on current demographic trends in France, Europe, the developed countries and other regions of the world are published in Population. Articles covering the demographic situation in France are compiled into a report to the French Parliament.
Each article can be downloaded in full text.
INED researchers also publish books with other publishers. Some of them are advertised on the INED website.



















