Intervenante : Julie Tréguier (chercheuse postdoctorale à l'Institut allemand d'études économiques (DIW, Berlin), membre de Berlin Scholl of Economics (BSoE), chercheuse affiliée à l'Institut des Politiques Publiques (IPP), Paris) ; discutante : Emmanuelle Cambois (directrice de recherche à l'Ined aux Unités DémoEco (Démographie économique) & MSE (Mortalité, Santé, Epidémiologie))
Intervenant : Henri Médard (professeur d'histoire Afrique contemporaine à Aix Marseille université, membre de l'Institut des Mondes AFricains (MAF), chercheur en délégation à l'IFRA-Nairobi, CNRS)) ; discutant : Joseph Larmarange (directeur de recherche IRD, directeur adjoint Ceped, chercheur associé Ined à l'Unité de recherche DémoSud)
"Grade Retention and Long-Term Outcomes: Evidence from French Data", with Florent Sari, Documents de travail de l'Ined, n°301, submitted. "Private School Performance Trends Across Two Decades: An European Perspective", with Denis Fougère and Priya Maurya, revision requested by the British Educational Research Journal. "Private Gains? Public Debate. Evaluating the Effects of Private Primary Schooling in France", with Priya Maurya, submitted. "Comparative Review of ...
Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED) has been actively analyzing the impact of the crisis on different populations and societies in France and elsewhere in the world.INED researchers and technicians use a multidisciplinary approach in order to describe and better understand the impacts of this health crises on population groups. Nine research ...
Anne Solaz, anne.solaz@ined.fr
Author: Marion Leturcq (INED) When they are born, certain children already have a savings account or product in their name. Others have none upon reaching adulthood. In the latest issue of INED’s monthly bulletin Population & Societies, scholar Marion Leturcq uses data from the Patrimoine studies* to show that saving for children is a popular, though highly unequal, family practice. Disparities ...
While miscarriage is a common experience, relatively little is known about it from a research perspective. This project aims to fill in this gap by focusing on four key concepts: Reviewing the quantitative methodologies used to study miscarriage. Examining whether there are social inequalities in the risk of experiencing a miscarriage. Studying social inequalities in the physical and mental health consequences of miscarriage. Comparing ...
Principal investigator: Dr Heini Väisänen (heini.vaisanen@ined.fr) Researcher: Dr Marie-Caroline Compans (marie-caroline.compans@ined.fr) Researcher: Dr Hélène Malmanche (helene.malmanche@ined.fr) Project manager: Anissa Djelassi-Saidani (anissa.djelassi-saidani@ined.fr)
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