Ankit Sikarwar
Ankat Sikarwar, a postdoctoral research fellow at INED, has been awarded the prize for the best poster presented at the European Population Conference.
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Giuliana Polo and Paul-Emile Charlier
We interviewed Giuliana Polo and Paul-Emile Charlier, EDSD students doing the program in academic year 2023-24.
Dahye Kim
Dahye Kim studies social policies in Asia in the context of changing demographics, specifically, population ageing. Ms. Kim has been awarded the journal Population’s Early-Career Researcher Prize for 2024 for an article entitled, “An equal right to inherit? Inheritance rights and gendered intergenerational transfers in South Korea, 1971–2010.”
Karin Sohler and Valérie Lanier
INED’s open archive, ArchINED, is open to the public at large: any and all visitors to the site may consult and download scientific research studies free of charge.
Claire-Lise Gaillard
Claire-Lise Gaillard, a post-doctoral fellow working at INED, is studying 4 sets of personal advertisements published during key moments last century: the interwar period, when the idea of sexual entente in marriage was enshrined; and the 1970s, marked by politicization of intimate relations and by falling marriage rates.
Silvia Huix
Silvia Huix, in charge of event publicity at INED, tells us about the Apprentice Researchers program that INED has contributed to since 2021.
Thomas Merly-Alpa
Thomas Merly-Alpa, chef du service des enquêtes et sondages, a répondu à nos questions sur la réalisation des enquêtes.
Julie Vallée, Aurélie Douet and Guillaume Le Roux about Mobiliscope
Julie Vallée, senior CNRS researcher at the Géographie-cités laboratory; Aurélie Douet, a former project manager at INED who is currently a research engineer at Géographie-cités; and Guillaume le Roux, a research fellow at INED, present the Mobiliscope tool and recent additions to it.
Wanda Romanowski
Interview with Wanda Romanowski, head of the publications department, on putting INED’s quarterly journal, Population, on open access
Jenny Garcia and Gaëlle Meslay
Jenny Garcia and Gaëlle Meslay, winners of a Marie Skłodowska-Curie post-doctoral fellowship, answered our questions.