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Eva Lelièvre and Arnaud Bringé, respectively researcher and statistician at Ined present this practical guide to event history analysis using SAS®, TDA® and STATA®.However, rather than simply  assessing the performance of each application, this comparison aims to show potential users ...

Cette brochure est livrée avec une disquette (au format PC-DOS), permettant d'effectuer très simplement une grande variété de projections démographiques sur micro-ordinateur. Le programme étant à but essentiellement pédagogique, son emploi a été maintenu aussi simple que possible, et il ...

L'histoire de vie des personnes est un enchaînement continu d'événements de nature diverse concernant, entre autres, leur famille, leur résidence et leur profession. Pour appréhender les rythmes d'évolution multiples et imbriqués de ces différents phénomènes, il ...

In current debates linking social divisions to a decline in solidarity, the notion of solidarity that emerges is set against a backdrop of social inequality and economic insecurity. This book presents an initial overview of research on kinship support and ...

Du fait de la meilleure observation des parcours individuels au fil des enquêtes biographiques, les changements d'états ne peuvent être réduits à de simples événements. Ils sont en effet marqués par des transitions plus ou moins étalées dans le temps. ...

Individuals experience a variety of different events throughout their life-course - birth, marriage, change of employment, school graduation, etc. - which some­times occur in rapid succession, and whose timing and definition may seem unclear. Now that survey questionnaires are able ...

In current debates linking social divisions to a decline in solidarity, the notion of solidarity that emerges is set against a backdrop of social inequality and economic insecurity. This book presents an initial overview of research on kinship support and ...

Sample surveys are a common component of public life today, but their widespread use raises the question of representativeness, a notion not always accepted by statisticians, partly because its very definition is a source of disagreement. In statistics, the term ...