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Life Expectancy

by Aline Desesquelles Figuring out population change, videos about fundamental demographic issues December 2017 Duration:2’55

Do parents prefer having girls or boys?

by Olivia Samuel Les Rencontres de la démo on Gender studies today December 7, 2017 Duration : 9’07

INED’s Demography, Gender and Society research team from inception to the present (1999-2017)

VIRAGE, a survey on gender violence

by Magali Mazuy Les Rencontres de la démo on Gender studies today December 7, 2017 Duration : 11’45

Insults between strangers in public spaces

by Amandine Lebugle Les Rencontres de la démo on Gender studies today December 7, 2017 Duration : 11’43

Gender, pay and career advancement

Quel dialogue possible entre les entreprises et les chercheurs ? L’Ined a noué des partenariats avec des entreprises pour saisir les mécanismes de production des inégalités professionnelles entre femmes et hommes.

Les déracinés de Cherchell

The outcome of asymmetrical wars (in contradistinction to the classic variety between two states) depends to a large degree on population control. The Algerian War (1952-1962) was no exception. In response to the marked dispersion of rural populations across mountainous zones, the French military authorities undertook as early as 1955 to group these people together elsewhere. Their goal was to ...

Gilles Pison

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

Nathalie Le Bouteillec and Jean-Marc Rohrbasser

answer our questions on Naissance des sciences de la population [Birth of population science].

Fifty years of legal contraception in France: diffusion, medicalization, feminization

Fifty years ago, on 19 December 1967, in response to strong mobilization by the French Family Planning Movement, the parliamentarian Lucien Neuwirth persuaded the National Assembly to pass a law authorizing the sale and use of contraception methods in France.