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Who are the million migrants who entered Europe without a visa in 2015?

Philippe Fargues

Population and Societies

, 2016

The Mediterranean has become, in the twenty-first century, the world’s most lethal migratory route, with a 1.5% annual probability of death during the sea crossing between 2000 and 2015. The majority of the most recent migrants are refugees. Their proportion ...

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Economic Demography Research Day 2016

Journée scientifique sur le thème de la pauvreté et la vulnérabilité

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Fertility and Labor Supply: New Evidence from the UK

Claudia Hupkau, Marion Leturcq

Documents de travail

, 2016

We analyse the impact of children on their mothers’ labor market outcomes in the UK. We use time-to-conception of the first child as an exogenous variation in the probability of having a second child. Experiencing secondary infertility when conceiving the ...

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Wealth, marriage and prenuptial agreements in France (1855 - 2010)

Nicolas Frémeaux, Marion Leturcq

Documents de travail

, 2016

This paper investigates the evolution of prenuptial agreements, matrimonial property regimes and dowries in France over the period 1855-2010. These trends indicate that the financial characteristics of marriage have significantly changed over time. First, we note that prenuptial agreements have ...

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Faire Carrière. Rapport au travail et mobilités des femmes et des hommes

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Who are the million migrants who entered Europe without a visa in 2015?

Author: Philippe Fargues In 2015, more than a million migrants were smuggled to Greece and Italy, and a similar number of asylum claims were lodged in Germany. Presenting an overview of available statistics, Philippe Fargues addresses three questions: Is this a migrant or a refugee crisis? What triggered the crisis? And last, how can the crisis be resolved? The Mediterranean has become, ...

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Human Capital Accumulation of Disabled Children:Does Disability Really Matter?

Arlette Simo Fotso

Documents de travail

, 2016

Although most of the world’s people with disabilities live in the developing countries, little is known of the consequences of disability in that part of the world. This study uses the Demographic Health Survey-National Multiple Indicators Cluster Survey (DHS-MICS) 2011 ...

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Are family sizes of parents and children still related? Revisiting the cross-generationalrelationship over the last century

Eva Beaujouan, Anne Solaz

Documents de travail

, 2016

The fertility levels of parents and children are positively correlated. The strength of this intergenerational transmission of fertility has rarely been studied on the long run. This article aims to analyze whether and to what extent men’s and women’s fertility ...

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Population 2015, n°4

Population

, 2016

Fewer Singles among Highly Educated Women. A Gender Reversal of Hypergamy across Cohorts in FranceMilan Bouchet-Valat Female hypergamy, defined as the propensity of individuals to form unions in which the woman is of lower status than the man, is a widely ...

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Demostaf

DEMOSTAF project in a few words European funding to promote staff exchanges in research and innovation (RISE programme) 14 academic institutions mostly located in Europe and Africa and 4 African statistical offices Almost a hundred participants (researchers, doctoral students, statisticians…), benefit of secondments A 4-year project from 2016 to 2019 Scientific objectives The project comes under the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) ...