covid vaccine vials

Vaccines for all?

A game theoretic approach to the donation of surplus vaccines to vaccine-poor countries
Pieter Vanhuysse (University of Southern Denmark), Adam Lampert (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan (The Hebrew University) and Markus Tepe (University of Oldenburg) develop a ‘Rich-to-Poor Vaccine Donation Game’ to examine when donating their surplus vaccines, rather than stocking them domestically helps vacine-rich countries.

Pieter Vanhuysse (University of Southern Denmark), Adam Lampert (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Raanan Sulitzeanu-Kenan (The Hebrew University) and Markus Tepe (University of Oldenburg) develop a ‘Rich-to-Poor Vaccine Donation Game’ to examine when donating their surplus vaccines, rather than stocking them domestically helps vacine-rich countries.

Ben Wilson
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Ageing and Life Expectancy
Family and Children
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Migration and Integration
Society and Solidarity
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Bernhard Riederer
Riederer
Bernhard
Family and Children
Society and Solidarity
Post-Separation Residential Mobility Among Immigrant-Native Mixed Couples. A Matter of Relative Bargaining Positions Within Households?

Post-Separation Residential Mobility Among Immigrant-Native Mixed Couples. A Matter of Relative Bargaining Positions Within Households?

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This paper investigates post-separation residential outcomes among immigrant, native, and immigrant-native mixed couples.

This paper investigates post-separation residential outcomes among immigrant, native, and immigrant-native mixed couples.

Different forms of contraception

Why some women went off the pill

Concerns about adverse side-effects and claims of naturalness as reasons for rejecting hormonal contraception in Western countries
Mireille Le Guen (Ined and UCLouvain), Clémence Schantz (IRD-Ceped), Arnaud Regnier Loilier (Ined) and Elise de La Rochebrochard (Ined, Inserm-Cesp) conducted a systematic review of the scientific literature in order to build a typology of arguments given by female users and their male partners against hormonal contraceptive methods.

Mireille Le Guen (Ined and UCLouvain), Clémence Schantz (IRD-Ceped), Arnaud Regnier Loilier (Ined) and Elise de La Rochebrochard (Ined, Inserm-Cesp) conducted a systematic review of the scientific literature in order to build a typology of arguments given by female users and their male partners against hormonal contraceptive methods.

Woman kisses her partner's pregnant belly

LGBTQ+, Single or Past age 35: Non-traditional families’ fertility and the law

By Agnese Vitali
Singles, heterosexual couples above a certain age and same-sex couples, though in different guises, can experience forms of discrimination in accessing parenting rights or services.

Singles, heterosexual couples above a certain age and same-sex couples, though in different guises, can experience forms of discrimination in accessing parenting rights or services.

Lund Population Day 2022

Lund Population Day 2022

Thu Oct 20 - Fri Oct 21
The keynote will be held by Professor Douglas Massey, Princeton University. The topic: “Trends, Causes, and Consequences of Segregation in the United States”.

The keynote will be held by Professor Douglas Massey, Princeton University. The topic: “Trends, Causes, and Consequences of Segregation in the United States”.

Thought Leader Talk: The problem of the 'Covid Generation'

Thought Leader Talk: The problem of the 'Covid Generation'

Tue Jul 19
Join Jennie Bristow as she discusses the unsettling questions raised by the transformation of the pandemic into a generational problem.

Join Jennie Bristow as she discusses the unsettling questions raised by the transformation of the pandemic into a generational problem.

Increased Longevity in Europe

Increased Longevity in Europe: Adding Years to Life or Life to Years?

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In this issue of Perspectives Demogràfiques, they explore the extent to which the increases in longevity recorded in Spain over the last 30 years have happened with gains in years in good health (which is to say, “adding life to years”) or in bad health (“adding years to life”).

In this issue of Perspectives Demogràfiques, they explore the extent to which the increases in longevity recorded in Spain over the last 30 years have happened with gains in years in good health (which is to say, “adding life to years”) or in bad health (“adding years to life”).

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