Calls for Papers

On behalf of the Young Demographers, in cooperation with the Association for Young Historical Demographers (AYHD), the Geographical Institute and the Department of Demography and Geodemography of the Faculty of Science, Charles University, they would like to invite you to the 14th Conference of Young Demographers.

The working group aims to provide a platform for discussing fertility research based on register and other administrative data, and to facilitate networking opportunities among existing register data users.

The VI Portuguese Conference on Demography will be held in Lisbon on the 13th - 14th October 2022 under the theme demographic (un)sustainability.

The journal Quality and Quantity: International Journal of Methodology invites contributions to a special issue devoted to collecting articles on cutting-edge research questions related to the measurement of population changes.

ODISSEI welcomes proposals for presentations on Computational Social Science to be given at its conference on 3 November 2022 in Utrecht

The Italian Association for Population Studies (Sis-Aisp) invites submissions to the next Giornate di Studio sulla Popolazione – Popdays 2023, the general scientific conference aimed at promoting the study and discussion of population research.

The Wittgenstein Centre Conference 2022 aims to bring together researchers from around the world, focusing on demography and climate change from diverse perspectives, including - but not limited - to demography, economics, sociology, environmental sciences and geography.

This special issue invites submissions about singlehood, broadly defined as unmarried individuals (i.e., legally single) who do not live with a romantic partner.

The Anthropology & Demography Unit of ATINER will hold its 9th Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 13-16 June 2022, Athens, Greece sponsored by the Athens Journal of Social Sciences.

This Special Issue has an interdisciplinary orientation and aims to collect papers, exploring from different analytical, methodological, and sociocultural perspectives the changing nature of family, family relationships, and social environment and young people’s health, wellbeing, and social interactions.