EPC 2008

2008 Meeting Program Summary

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1		Social, Spatial, and Ethnic Differences in Fertility
2		Work-Family Balance in Europe
3		Economic Activity and Pensions in Ageing societies
4		Migrant Demographic Behaviour: Nuptiality
5		Cause-of-death Contribution to Mortality Analysis
6		Reproductive Issues in Low-Fertility Populations
7		Regional and Urban Issues
8		Female and Male Migration
9		Economics and Labour Market Issues
10		Statistical Sources, Measurement and Methodology in International Migration

11		Religion and Fertility
12		Inter-Generational Transmission of Values and Demographic Behaviour
13		A Life-Course Perspective on Retirement
14		Transnational Communities and Diaspora Networks
15		Intrahousehold Allocation
16		Reproductive Morbidity
17		Care for Older Persons: Needs and Implications
18		Data Collection and Analysis Issues
19		Cultures of Family Formation and Development across Time and Space
20		Data and Methods

21		Gender Role Division, Gender Role Attitudes and Fertility
22		Childbearing trends and policies in Europe: A book presentation
23		Forecasting the Impact of International Migration in Europe
24		Migrant Demographic Behaviour: Fertility
25		Health Care and Mortality in Developing Countries
26		Contraception and Induced Abortion in Europe
27		Internal Migration of Foreign Populations and Minority Groups
28		Mental Health
29		Evolutionary- and Bio-Demography
30		Demographic Research Applications Based on Census Microdata

31		Fertility Intentions and their Realisation
32		Mixed-ethnic unions in Europe and second generation union formation
33		Ageing and Intergenerational Relationships
34		Her Career and His: Men and Women Labour Force Participation in Europe
35		General Trends in Mortality and Disability
36		Completing Fertility Transition in Asia
37		Demographic Determinants of Child Welfare
38		Risk Factors, Diseases and Mortality
39		Regional Population Dynamics in the History of Europe (15th - 19th Century)
40		Educational Background and Economic Mobility of Migrants

41		Union Instability, Non-Marital Births and Fertility
42		The Determinants and Consequences of Union Dissolution
43		Life Course
44		Women and Economic Migration
45		Longevity
46		Fertility of Immigrants and Foreigners
47		Housing
48		Self-Assessed Health
49		Population Ageing and Living Arrangements: Estimations and Projections
50		Methodological Issues in Mortality

51		New and Accessible Comparative Micro-Data for Population Studies
52		Young Adults' Living Arrangements and Economic Context
53		Family Formation Processes
54		Second Generation Migrants
55		Life Cycle and Mortality
56		Socio-Cultural Context of Reproductive Health (1)
57		Spatial Differentials in Population Processes
58		Socio-Economic Differences in Disability
59		Policy Issues
60		International Migration and Migrant Populations

61		Education and Fertility
62		The Gender Division of Domestic Work
63		Intergenerational Relationships
64		Spatial Distribution of Immigrants and Ethnic Groups
65		New Steps towards a Common European Migration Policy
66		The Behavioral Dimension of the HIV Epidemic
67		Lone-Motherhood: Well-Being and Partnership Formation
68		What Do We Gain from New Spanish Data Sources?
69		Education and Migration Process
70		Migration Policies

71		Fertility Shifts in Central and Eastern Europe
72		The Dynamics of Cohabitation
73		Fertility and Parallel Careers
74		Integration Processes Of Migrants
75		Is there a Spanish demographic exceptionality?
76		Reproductive Health Care in Developing Countries
77		Children's Well-Being and Household Characteristics
78		Education
79		Migrants and the Labour Market
80		Data Sources, Measurement and Models

81		Low Fertility in Southern Europe
82		Individual Consequences of Family Formation and Dissolution
83		Timing of Family Formation
84		Social Mobility and Labour Market Participation of Foreign Workers
85		Socio-Economic Differences in Mortality
86		High Risk Groups
87		Sex Differentials
88		Models of Fertility Behaviour and Theoretical Approaches to Fertility
89		European Emigration
90		Methods and Applications of Population Forecasting

91		Employment, Work-Family Balance and Fertility
92		Insecurities in the Labor Market, Female Employment and Fertility
93		Migration: A Life-Course Approach
94		Irregular Migration
95		Fertility in Western and Eastern Europe
96		Socio-Cultural Context of Reproductive Health(2)
97		Geography of Mortality
98		Migrant Demographic Behaviour: Morbidity and Mortality
99		The European Brain Drain
100		Mic-Mac