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In France, as in Europe as a whole, net migration offsets the excess of deaths over births

(2026) n°642

Population & Societies March 2026
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In France, as in Europe as a whole, net migration offsets the excess of deaths over births

(2026) n°642

Gilles Pison, 2026, "In France, as in Europe as a whole, net migration offsets the excess of deaths over births", Population & Societies: 1-4.
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Child labour affects 138 million children worldwide - and far more counting domestic work

(2026) n°641

Andrea Verhulst, Estelle Laurière, Fengqing Chao, 2026, "Child labour affects 138 million children worldwide - and far more counting domestic work", Population & Societies: 1-4.
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Child labour affects 138 million children worldwide - and far more counting domestic work

(2026) n°641

Population & Societies 641, February 2026
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Fathers have embraced longer and more flexible paternity leave

(2026) n°640

Population & Societies,January 2026
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Seven in ten women over the age of 60 face an average of 13 years of widowhood

(2025) n°639
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Savings for children: significant social and family-related disparities

(2025) n°638

Marion Leturcq, 2025, "Savings for children: significant social and family-related disparities", Population & Societies: 1-4.
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Savings for children: significant social and family-related disparities

(2025) n°638
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Work-life balance: who faces the most difficulties?

(2025) n°637
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Paris 100 years ago: more people than today—and mostly born elsewhere

(2025) n°636
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In France, as in Europe as a whole, net migration offsets the excess of deaths over births

In France, as in Europe as a whole, net migration offsets the excess of deaths over births

Child labour affects 138 million children worldwide - and far more counting domestic work

Child labour affects 138 million children worldwide - and far more counting domestic work

Fathers have embraced longer and more flexible paternity leave

Seven in ten women over the age of 60 face an average of 13 years of widowhood

Savings for children: significant social and family-related disparities

Savings for children: significant social and family-related disparities

Work-life balance: who faces the most difficulties?

Paris 100 years ago: more people than today—and mostly born elsewhere

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