To mark the centenary of the outset of World War I, INED has published Bouleversements démographiques de la Grande Guerre, a collection of texts that analyse the consequences of the conflict on the French population at different periods and in connection with a variety of phenomena.
Population, Reproduction, and Power in Eighteenth-century France
The French population has continued to become more secularized over the last several decades: nearly half of French people state they have no religion. Catholicism remains the country’s first religion but the number of believers continues to fall. In a context where religion’s hold continues to weaken, a situation reinforced by the French policy framework of “laïcité”, how do immigrants ...
Dans cet ouvrage, les auteurs s’attachent à analyser les effets de la distance sur le fonctionnement familial, en s’intéressant aux différentes configurations spatiales des familles.
Although nearly 2 out of 3 people die in hospital, an analysis of trajectories during the last month of life gives a more nuanced picture.
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.
Each country set up its own counting system for Covid-19 mortality , which in turn evolved as the epidemic wore on, making it difficult to compare the mortality differences observed over time and space.
In a context of mass higher education and successive reforms, the training, occupational futures, and living conditions of students constitute major issues that require detailed analysis. It is crucial to study connections between student living conditions, transition to adulthood, and trajectories.
Models of care for older persons who have lost or are in the process of losing their autonomy vary widely from one region to another. At the European Union scale, southern countries show stronger family solidarity than northern ones (Peyrache and Ogg 2017); within France, institutional care solutions are more frequently used in Brittany and the Pays-de-la Loire than elsewhere (Trabut and Gaymu 2016).
Using data from the French national health insurance system now available to researchers, Khaoula Ben Messaoud, who has just defended her doctoral thesis, INED researcher Elise de La Rochebrochard, and INSERM epidemiologist Jean Bouyer were able to measure annual infertility treatment use in France.
