Calls for Papers

The organizers especially encourage submission of papers using recently collected rounds of the GGS survey as well as papers providing new methodological insights

They would like to invite the members of the Society to address the relationship between historical demographic structures and processes, and environmental factors, health and disease, as well as addressing the mechanisms underpinning these interactions.

This proposed Thematic Series seeks to reflect and push forward the current state of the art in the study of grandparenthood and grandparenting in Italy in a comparative European perspective. Whereas the focus clearly is on Italy as a particularly interesting case for grandparenthood and grandparenting, studies on other European countries are welcome as well.

As a response to the unprecedented times and challenges the Covid-19 pandemic has brought, the IFA announces, the first virtual and in-person 15th Global Conference, entitled “Rights Matter”,  where delegates from all over the world will have the opportunity to benefit, interact, listen and learn from five themes, fifteen sub-themes,

The members of the European Network for the Sociological and Demographic Study of Divorce welcome papers from a sociological, demographic, psychological, economic, social policy, or an interdisciplinary perspective that discuss research on the causes, consequences, and contexts of divorce, relationship dissolution, remarriage, and marital conflicts

The Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research is calling for extended abstracts and papers on the topic of fertility and family change in times of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

The Local Population Studies Society spring Conference will be held on 17 April 2021, organised in conjunction with the University of Southampton. At present, this conference will be in a virtual format, though we hope to offer a face-to-face option at the Centre for Nineteenth-Century Research at the University of Southampton should the disease environment allow this. 

The Journal of Applied Youth Studies (JAYS) welcomes interdisciplinary original papers on issues that depict youth and young adults’ lives.

The open access Quetelet Journal calls for papers around the following topics: gradient of urbanicity in demographic research; diffusion of behaviours across rural & urban sectors; migration and circulation within countries; and urbanisation, economic inequalities and ecology.