In our researchers’ own words

Heini Väisänen

INED researcher Heini Väisänen has just been awarded a European Research Council grant, one of the European Union’s most selective and prestigious sources of research funding, for her project "Social Inequalities in the Risk and Aftermath of Miscarriage" (SOC-MISC). She has answered our questions.

Kim Xu

Kim Xu has been awarded the 2019 Young Author Prize of the journal Population for her article « Changing Patterns and Determinants of First Marriage over the History of the People’s Republic of China ».

Virginie Rozee

nous parle de l’ouvrage L’aide à la procréation, dans les pays du Nord et du Sud qu’elle a co-dirigé avec Sayeed Unisa

Isabelle Attané

Isabelle Attané comments on China’s move to end its one-child policy

Dimiter Philipov

talks about the REPRO project

Lidia Panico

answers our questions on the British Millennium Cohort

Doris Bonnet, Fabrice Cahen and Virginie Rozée

A quels imaginaires collectifs le titre de cet ouvrage fait-il référence ? Quelles représentations de la reproduction artificielle la littérature, le cinéma ou la fiction télévisuelle véhiculent-ils ? Quelle place ces imaginaires collectifs occupent-ils dans les sociétés contemporaines ? Les directeurs de l’ouvrage ont répondu à nos questions.

France Guérin-Pace

INED senior researcher France Guérin-Pace tells us about the survey on changes in Tunisian society that she has been coordinating since 2011.

Paul-André Rosental

Paul-André Rosental nous parle de l'ouvrage "Destins de l'eugénisme" paru en 2016

Corinne Bois and Marie-Noëlle Dufourg

present the Health segment of the ELFE cohort study (Etude Longitudinale Française depuis l’Enfance)

Fiona Willis-Núñez and Vitalija Gaucaite Wittich

tell us about the Generations and Gender Programme (GGP)

Marie-Aline Charles

explains what is at issue in the ELFE study (Etude Longitudinale Française depuis l’Enfance)

Arnaud Régnier-Loilier

INED research director tells us about the seasonality of births.

Olivia Samuel and Anne Paillet

associated researchers at INED, tell us about the findings of a study on parental care of infant children.

Emanuela Struffolino

Emanuela Struffolino nous parle du rôle de l’emploi et de l’instruction sur la santé perçue des mères de famille monoparentale en Suisse

Carole Bonnet

presents INED’s economic demography research unit

Fabrice Cahen

tells us about the question of infertility in demographic history

Xavier Thierry

answers our questions about the organization and results of the Elfe study

Arnaud Bringé, Pascal Chareille and Isabelle Séguy

have invited Généanet to participate in a collaborative project to better understand the French population between the 16th and 18th centuries.

Carlo-Giovanni Camarda and Ugofilippo Basellini

answered our questions about the development of a new mortality projection model.

Aline Désesquelles, Roméo Fontaine, Thomas Huet, Laurent Toulemon, and Mathieu Trachman

tell us about INED studies of the prison inmate population in France.

France Meslé and Jean-Marie Robine

answer our questions on the covid 19 crisis

Anne Lambert

nous parle des conditions de travail des personnels navigants des compagnies aériennes.

Sophie Pennec

speaks about the research project on the orphans in France

Marie-Aline Charles

explains what is at issue in the ELFE study (Etude Longitudinale Française depuis l’Enfance)

Xavier Thierry

answers our questions about the organization and results of the Elfe study

Jenny Garcia and Gaëlle Meslay

Jenny Garcia et Gaëlle Meslay, lauréates d’une bourse post-doctorale Marie Skłodowska-Curie, ont répondu à nos questions.

Jenny Garcia, Catalina Torres, Magali Barbieri, Carlo Giovanni Camarda, Emmanuelle Cambois, Arianna Caporali, France Meslé, Svitlana Poniakina and Jean-Marie Robine

tell us about the article "Differences in COVID-19 Mortality: Implications of Imperfect and Diverse Data Collection Systems".

Valérie Golaz

INED senior researcher Valérie Golaz tells us about the COVID-19 indicators used in France

Émilie Counil

effectue des recherches autour des inégalités sociales de santé.

Gilles Pison

Gilles Pison est chercheur à l’Ined et coordonne le programme MADAS (Évaluation des données recueillies par les enquêtes et les recensements pour estimer la mortalité des adultes en Afrique sub-saharienne).

Corinne Bois and Marie-Noëlle Dufourg

present the Health segment of the ELFE cohort study (Etude Longitudinale Française depuis l’Enfance)

Sophie Le Coeur

Questions on World AIDS Day

Carlo-Giovanni Camarda, Arianna Caporali and Iris Hourani

answer questions on the International Database on Longevity or IDL.

INED researchers tell us about impacts of the first lockdown at different ages and life periods

The first lockdown in France put people’s housing, employment, and income conditions as well as their family relations and their methods of balancing family and work life to the test. In Spring 2020 INED took part in the following three internet surveys using representative samples of the French population.

Frédéric Vagneron

Post-doctorant au Centre Alexandre-Koyré, DIM ONE HEALTH, auteur d’un article sur la pandémie de grippe russe de 1889-1890, a répondu à nos questions.

Loïc Trabut

tells us about intergenerational family co-residency

Marie-Eve Joël and Jean-Marie Robine

present the Longévité et Vieillissements [Longevity and ageing] research cluster

Lidia Panico

answers our questions on the British Millennium Cohort

Sophie Pennec

tells us about the Fin de Vie en France [End-of-life in France] survey

Ya-Han Chuang

Interview with Ya-Han Chuang, a post-doctoral fellow at INED and author of Une minorité modèle ? Chinois de France et racism anti-Asiatiques.

Cris Beauchemin and Mathieu Ichou

chercheurs à l’Ined, répondent à nos questions sur l’ouvrage "Au-delà de la crise des migrants : décentrer le regard" qu’ils ont co-dirigé.

Patrick Simon

Patrick Simon presents a brief assessment of integration policies in Europe

Audrey Lenoël

Post-doc Audrey Lenoël tells us about the TEMPER project (Temporary versus Permanent Migration)

Audrey Lenoël

nous présente son contrat post-doctoral à l'Ined

Patrick Simon

tells us about the question of discrimination

Pascale Dietrich-Ragon

INED researcher tells us about her study of homeless immigrants and descendants of immigrants in France.

Cris Beauchemin, Christelle Hamel and Patrick Simon

Cris Beauchemin, Christelle Hamel et Patrick Simon répondent à nos questions à l’occasion de la sortie du livre « Trajectoires et origines » publié aux Éditions de l’Ined

Valentina Mazzucato

helps us to understand the phenomenon of transnational families

Pascale Dietrich-Ragon

INED researcher tells us about the situation of students of working-class background in France after they move out of the family home.

Frédéric Vagneron

Post-doctorant au Centre Alexandre-Koyré, DIM ONE HEALTH, auteur d’un article sur la pandémie de grippe russe de 1889-1890, a répondu à nos questions.

Wilfried Rault

Interview with INED researcher Wilfried Rault on a study of gay and lesbian social and geographic mobility

Anne Lambert

nous parle des conditions de travail des personnels navigants des compagnies aériennes.

Joanie Cayouette-Remblière and Anne Lambert

tell us about the new book they edited, L’explosion des inégalités. Classes, genre et générations face à la crise sanitaire [A spectacular rise in inequalities: class, gender, and generations up against the [COVID] public health crisis].

Joanie Cayouette-Remblière

INED researcher Joanie Cayouette-Remblière tells us about the Mon quartier, mes voisins [My neighborhood, my neighbors] survey conducted from March to July 2018 in the Paris and Lyon regions.

Léonard Moulin

INED researcher Léonard Moulin tells us about his doctoral thesis on the effects on higher education students of introducing tuition fees. His work has received several awards, including the 2017 Prix Eicher this January.

Claude Valentin Marie

tells us about demographic trends in EU Outermost Regions and their effects

Aline Désesquelles, Roméo Fontaine, Thomas Huet, Laurent Toulemon, and Mathieu Trachman

tell us about INED studies of the prison inmate population in France.

Pascale Dietrich-Ragon

INED researcher tells us about her study of homeless immigrants and descendants of immigrants in France.

Loïc Trabut

tells us about intergenerational family co-residency

France Guérin-Pace

tells us about the Collège International des Sciences du Territoire (CIST) or International College of Territorial Sciences

Julie Tréguier

explains how the retirement decisions of men and women covered by the French national contributive pension system differ.

Ariane Pailhe and Anne Solaz

research directors at INED answer our questions on the distribution of domestic tasks during periods of confinement.

Olivia Samuel and Anne Paillet

associated researchers at INED, tell us about the findings of a study on parental care of infant children.

Delphine Remillon

INED’s researcher tells us about the book "A dictionary of conventions"

Christelle Hamel et Mathieu Trachman

Christelle Hamel and Mathieu Trachman tell us about the INED study of LGBT ways of life, health and situations of insecurity

Armelle Andro and Michel Bozon

tell us about INED’s “ Demography, Gender and Societies” research team

Carole Bonnet

presents INED’s economic demography research unit

Joanie Cayouette-Remblière and Anne Lambert

tell us about the new book they edited, L’explosion des inégalités. Classes, genre et générations face à la crise sanitaire [A spectacular rise in inequalities: class, gender, and generations up against the [COVID] public health crisis].

Emmanuel Beaubatie

post-doc at INED, studies the trajectories of transsexual men and women in France.

Arianna Caporali and Marie Digoix

manage the LawsAndFamilies database at INED and answered our questions about it.

Loïc Trabut

tells us about intergenerational family co-residency

Isabelle Attané

Isabelle Attané comments on China’s move to end its one-child policy

Christelle Hamel

tells us about assistance for forced marriage victims

Carole Brugeilles

explains why it is important to analyse gender representations in school textbooks

Aline Désesquelles, Roméo Fontaine, Thomas Huet, Laurent Toulemon, and Mathieu Trachman

tell us about INED studies of the prison inmate population in France.

Stéphanie Condon

Following the 2015 VIRAGE survey in metropolitan France, INED conducted another VIRAGE survey in France’s overseas territories in 2018. Why was this decided? How was this survey conducted?

Wilfried Rault

Interview with INED researcher Wilfried Rault on a study of gay and lesbian social and geographic mobility

Anne Lambert

nous parle des conditions de travail des personnels navigants des compagnies aériennes.

Stéphanie Condon

presents her mission as INED’s gender equality supervisor

Anne Solaz and Ariane Pailhé

tell us about men’s and women’s participation in household and parenting tasks

Fiona Willis-Núñez and Vitalija Gaucaite Wittich

tell us about the Generations and Gender Programme (GGP)

Arnaud Bringé, Pascal Chareille and Isabelle Séguy

have invited Généanet to participate in a collaborative project to better understand the French population between the 16th and 18th centuries.

Séverine Chauvel

Chercheure en délégation, nous parle de la sélectivité entre masters franciliens.

Loïc Trabut

tells us about intergenerational family co-residency

Marie-Eve Joël and Jean-Marie Robine

present the Longévité et Vieillissements [Longevity and ageing] research cluster

Claude Valentin Marie

tells us about demographic trends in EU Outermost Regions and their effects

Sophie Pennec

tells us about the Fin de Vie en France [End-of-life in France] survey

Julie Tréguier

explains how the retirement decisions of men and women covered by the French national contributive pension system differ.

Delphine Remillon

INED’s researcher tells us about the book "A dictionary of conventions"

Bertrand Geay et Xavier Thierry

nous présentent une enquête inédite sur les apprentissages d’enfants scolarisés en Moyenne section de maternelles, mise en œuvre par l’Unité Elfe au printemps 2016 dans près de 9 000 écoles

Corinne Bois and Marie-Noëlle Dufourg

present the Health segment of the ELFE cohort study (Etude Longitudinale Française depuis l’Enfance)

Joëlle Gaymu

tells us about INED’s new Old age and Ageing research group [Pôle Vieillesses et Vieillissements]

Xavier Thierry

answers our questions about the organization and results of the Elfe study

INED researchers tell us about impacts of the first lockdown at different ages and life periods

The first lockdown in France put people’s housing, employment, and income conditions as well as their family relations and their methods of balancing family and work life to the test. In Spring 2020 INED took part in the following three internet surveys using representative samples of the French population.

Léonard Moulin

INED researcher Léonard Moulin tells us about his doctoral thesis on the effects on higher education students of introducing tuition fees. His work has received several awards, including the 2017 Prix Eicher this January.

Isabelle Attané

Isabelle Attané comments on China’s move to end its one-child policy

Carole Bonnet

presents INED’s economic demography research unit

Marie-Aline Charles

explains what is at issue in the ELFE study (Etude Longitudinale Française depuis l’Enfance)

Géraldine Duthé and Valérie Golaz

INED researchers Géraldine Duthé and Valérie Golaz explain how the world’s population is distributed, what demographic growth is expected in the coming decades, and present some longer-term demographic projections.

Jenny Garcia, Catalina Torres, Magali Barbieri, Carlo Giovanni Camarda, Emmanuelle Cambois, Arianna Caporali, France Meslé, Svitlana Poniakina and Jean-Marie Robine

tell us about the article "Differences in COVID-19 Mortality: Implications of Imperfect and Diverse Data Collection Systems".

Reiko Hayashi

Nous avons interviewé Reiko Hayashi, directrice du département de la recherche et de la coopération internationales du National Institute of Population and Social Security Research (IPSS), au sujet du partenariat de cet institut avec l'Ined.

Geraldine Duthe and Thomas Wiest

Geraldine Duthe and Thomas Wiest discuss DEMOSTAF (Demography Statistics for Africa), a four-year international researcher mobility programme between Europe and Africa. INED took up responsibility for coordinating DEMOSTAF at the beginning of the programme, in January 2016.

Gilles Pison

Gilles Pison est chercheur à l’Ined et coordonne le programme MADAS (Évaluation des données recueillies par les enquêtes et les recensements pour estimer la mortalité des adultes en Afrique sub-saharienne).

Dimiter Philipov

talks about the REPRO project

Mary Ellen Zuppan

tells us about the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP)

Valentina Mazzucato

helps us to understand the phenomenon of transnational families

Julie Vallée, Aurélie Douet and Guillaume Le Roux about Mobiliscope

Kim Xu

Kim Xu has been awarded the 2019 Young Author Prize of the journal Population for her article « Changing Patterns and Determinants of First Marriage over the History of the People’s Republic of China ».

France Guérin-Pace

INED senior researcher France Guérin-Pace tells us about the survey on changes in Tunisian society that she has been coordinating since 2011.

Véronique Hertrich

tells us about DEMOSUD-Demography of the populations of the South, an Ined Research Unit whose mission is to develop exchanges and carry projects on the demographic dynamics of the populations of the South, their springs and their stakes.

Jacques Véron

tells us about the upcoming World Population Day and the Millennium Development Goals

Jacques Véron

tells us about the Expert Group on Population Dynamics and the Post-2015 Development Agenda

Seydou Moussa Traore

tells us about the partnership between INED and Mali’s INSTAT

Jacques Véron

Senior researcher emeritus at INED, answers questions about his book Faut-il avoir peur de la population mondiale? [Is there reason to fear the world’s population?].

Gilles Pison

Le rédacteur en chef de "Population et Sociétés" nous parle de la revue mensuelle de l’Ined.

Virginie Rozee

nous parle de l’ouvrage L’aide à la procréation, dans les pays du Nord et du Sud qu’elle a co-dirigé avec Sayeed Unisa

Isabelle Attané

Isabelle Attané comments on China’s move to end its one-child policy

Claude Valentin Marie

tells us about demographic trends in EU Outermost Regions and their effects

Laurent Toulemon, France Meslé and Jacques Véron

answer our questions about the Dictionnaire de la Démographie

Sophie Le Coeur

Questions on World AIDS Day