Malthus’ Essay: The principle and the controversy
Despite a debate that continues today on the basis of different editions of the Essay, Malthus’ population principle marks a major phase in the history of ideas.
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“Gender: history, inequalities”: a set of book reviews published in Population, 2016-3 and 2016-4
Defined as “a hierarchically ordered bi-categorization of the sexes (men/women) and the values and representations associated with them (masculine/feminine)” (Bereni et al. 2012), gender is an increasingly high-profile subject in today’s academic world as well as in the media, politics, civil society and community organizations.
Mortality has fallen since 1950, but for whom?
Mortality fell considerably in the 20th century in western countries, but the decrease was neither regular nor continuous.
Loïc Trabut
tells us about intergenerational family co-residency
Education and selective emigration
Education and selective emigration: the error of all-negative views of immigrants and their lives. With Mathieu Ichou For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Durée : 12’
Migrant health: sturdiness and vulnerability
by Michel Guillot For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration : 11’ 40"
Can ethnic statistics be collected in France?
With François Héran For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration : 10’
National identities in crisis?
With Patrick Simon For the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration : 12’
Inequality and discrimination
With Dominique MeursFor the "Rencontres de la démo" at INED, December 2016, the 15th Duration:9’45"
Mortality among immigrants in France
The project about “Mortality among immigrants in France” was developed as part of a partnership between INED and the Population Study Center of the University of Pennsylvania (Penn). It is funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for the period 2015-2019.