Image 15/07/21 Immigrants in rural France: small numbers but increasingly diverse origins Read and download the full report Drawing on census data, Julie Fromentin and Pierre Pistre examine how rural immigrant populations have evolved in France since the 1970s, in numerical terms, as a share of the population, or by origin. Drawing on census data, Julie Fromentin and Pierre Pistre examine how rural immigrant populations have evolved in France since the 1970s, in numerical terms, as a share of the population, or by origin. Read more about Immigrants in rural France: small numbers but increasingly diverse origins
Image 23/06/2021 Taking Stock of the Migration Data in Europe Read more about Taking Stock of the Migration Data in Europe
Image 14/06/21 New BiB-BAMF survey on (transnational) family life and social contacts of refugees in Germany A first publication by TransFAR presents new descriptive findings, highlighting important differences between countries of origin as well as in terms of gender. A first publication by TransFAR presents new descriptive findings, highlighting important differences between countries of origin as well as in terms of gender.
Image 03/06/21 Migration, environment and climate change Read and download the full report This report summarises the findings of three papers produced during the research project, as well as the knowledge and policy gaps identified, along with approaches and entry points for addressing them. This report summarises the findings of three papers produced during the research project, as well as the knowledge and policy gaps identified, along with approaches and entry points for addressing them. Read more about Migration, environment and climate change
Image Estimating International Migration Flows: Past, Present & Future Thu Jun 17 We are pleased to invite you to join the online seminar ‘Estimating international migration flows: Past, present and future’ on Thursday, June 17 at 14:00 – 16:30 CET
Image 02/06/2021 Recording of the Webinar 'Taking Stock of the Migration Data in Europe' This webinar is divided into two parts. In the first part, the QuantMig Data Inventory on stock and flow data on migration towards and within the EU is introduced Read more about Recording of the Webinar 'Taking Stock of the Migration Data in Europe'
Image 27/05/2021 Discussion Paper No. 13: Post-Pandemic Populations Die soziodemografischen Folgen der COVID-19-Pandemie in Deutschland Document Download Discussion Paper 13/2021 (1.47 MB) Beiträge von führenden Demograf*innen und Sozialwissenschaftler*innen, um die verschiedenen soziodemografischen Auswirkungen der Pandemie auf Deutschland und Europa. Beiträge von führenden Demograf*innen und Sozialwissenschaftler*innen, um die verschiedenen soziodemografischen Auswirkungen der Pandemie auf Deutschland und Europa. Read more about Discussion Paper No. 13: Post-Pandemic Populations
Image 26/05/21 Berlin Demography Days Videos now on YouTube The Berlin Demography Days were a three-day event that offered a platform for intense dialogue. Check out the incredible conversation now on our YouTube Channel. The Berlin Demography Days were a three-day event that offered a platform for intense dialogue. Check out the incredible conversation now on our YouTube Channel.
Image Taking Stock of the Migration Data in Europe Fri May 28 We are pleased to invite you to join our upcoming Webinar ‘Taking stock of the migration data in Europe’ on Friday, May 28 at 13:00 – 14:00 CET, which is part of our activities under the H2020 Project ‘Quantifying Migration Scenarios for Better Policy’ (QuantMig).
Image 06/05/2021 Is the Age Variation in the Migrant Mortality Advantage Real? Matthew Wallace (Stockholm University) and Ben Wilson (Stockholm University London School of Economics) look to see if age differences in the migrant mortality advantage is genuine. Matthew Wallace (Stockholm University) and Ben Wilson (Stockholm University London School of Economics) look to see if age differences in the migrant mortality advantage is genuine. Read more about Is the Age Variation in the Migrant Mortality Advantage Real?