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Félicitation à Angèle Jannot pour sa thèse
(S’) investir pour ses enfants : une sociologie des emplois du temps et des budgets parentaux
Human Multiple Births Database
The frequency of twin births has significantly increased in developed countries, doubling since the 1970s (see Figure 1). Two main factors have contributed to this development, namely the rise in the use of medically assisted reproduction techniques, as well as a substantial increase in the mean age at childbearing (Pison et al., 2015). This ’boom’ in the birth of twins constitutes a public health ...
Who we are
Founded in 1945, the Institut national d’études démographiques (French Institute for Demographic Studies, or INED) stands as one of the major public research institutions in the population sciences. It investigates population issues in all their diversity, disseminates demographic knowledge, and promotes training in and through research. INED’s expertise spans a broad spectrum of scientific disciplines—including not only demography but also sociology, economics, history, geography, statistics, and epidemiology. While a large share of its research concerns France, international comparisons are frequently undertaken and other geographical regions are a strong focus of interest.
Child base from EDP
The Common household questionnaire (TCM) is a common questionnaire used in a vast majority of household surveys. The TCM collects information on the inhabitants of a dwelling, such as their family relationships, the type of dwelling they are occupying, their occupation(s), their nationality/ies, their educational attainment, their income, etc. Launched in the early 1990s, it became computer-based (CAPI) in 2004 for cross-sectional face-to-face household surveys. In 2017, it was re-designed to accommodate both cross-sectional and longitudinal surveys.
“You have the right, but only in your room": Mixed methods research into children’s individual sexual explorations as perceived by parents
Intervenante : Gaëlle Larrieu (chercheuse Ined, post-doctorante Unité de recherche 04 : Genre, sexualité et inégalités) ; discutante : Agnès Pelage (Maître de conférence à l'INSPE, chercheuse au Laboratoire PRINTEMPS UMR 8085 CNRS/UVSQ)
Séminaire "Signaler, donner l’alarme : cas d’urgence"
Programme de recherche collectif et pluridisciplinaire sur les signalements pour troubles mentaux adressés à la Préfecture de police à Paris entre 1940 et 1980
The Population of the World (2024)
Population & Societies, n° 626, October 2024
Opening of the campaign to welcome visiting researchers to Ined
untill February 12th
Study day Investigating the ages of life - December 1, 2024
L’objectif de cette journée scientifique est d’échanger en partageant des expériences sur les enjeux spécifiques des enquêtes quantitatives qui suivent des personnes avec leur avancée en âge ou menées auprès d’âges précis. Telechargez le programme Lors de cette journée, quelques questions posées dans l’espace Q/R de Zoom n’ont pas été discutées, faute de temps. Nous vous donnons donc ICI un retour ...