L’IDHE est une Unité Mixte de Recherche créée en 1997 entre le CNRS et des partenaires universitaires, en regroupant les apports de l’Institut d’Histoire Économique et Sociale (IHES) fondé par Ernest Labrousse, du Centre d’Étude des Croissances fondé Maurice Lévy-Leboyer et ceux du GDR « Institutions Emploi et Politiques Économiques » fondé par Robert Salais. Depuis, l’IDHE a intégré des sociologues venant ...
Créé en 1995, le laboratoire Printemps (Professions, Institutions, Temporalités) est devenu une unité associée au CNRS en 1998, et a été constamment renouvelé comme UMR (unité mixte de recherche) depuis.
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Juin 2014 Working Session: Open-Ended Working Group on Ageing for the Purpose of Strengthening the Protection of the Human Rights of Older Persons. - New York, USA. - 30 july-1 august 2014 To find out more Meeting: Landscapes of Aging. "Critical issues, emerging possibilities". - Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada - 16-18 october 2014 To find out more Conference: Aging and Society. "Diversity and aging". - Manchester, United Kingdom - 7-8 november 2014 To find out more Training Programme: Policy Formulation, ...
The unit is interested in the mortality and health status of populations in France and worldwide. Its work focuses on the population of a country as a whole or on sub-populations (migrants, prisoners, people with diseases such as cystic fibrosis, HIV positive people...). International comparisons are an important part of the unit’s activity. In the field of mortality, research focuses ...
The life of the unit is organized around monthly meetings including a scientific presentation by a member of the unit or an external guest. The unit also organizes each year a session of the weekly seminar "Les Lundis de l’Ined". The unit regularly welcomes foreign researchers for stays ranging from a few days to 3 months. Presentations by researchers from outside the ...
Disparities in health and mortality Longevity, aging and autonomy Geographic disparities in mortality
Magali Barbieri, Florian Bonnet, Carlo Giovanni Camarda, Emmanuelle Cambois, , Jenny Garcia, France Meslé, Svitlana Poniakina, Jean-Marie Robine, Catalina Torres, Emmanuelle Cambois, Aline Désesquelles, Myriam Khlat et Gilles Pison participent à l'élaboration de cette base de données.
DefiChine investigates the nature of the individual and social transformations brought about by a reduced availability of female partners on the marriage and sexuality markets, as well as the individual strategies and issues ensuing from it, their effects on union and family formation, gender roles and mate-selection process, and their impact on perceived gender roles and the most intimate aspect of the relation between men and women, sexuality.
After India (106.4 men for 100 women in 2011), China has currently the highest overall sex ratio in the world, at 104.9 in 2010, whereas the world average (excluding China and India) is 98.5 in 2010. Because of its scale and lasting impact, China’s adverse sex ratio and the resulting shortage of women is an unprecedented demographic situation in the documented history of human populations, and is ...
