Calls for Papers

The upcoming conference at Villa Vigoni will bring together scholars to discuss the interplay between biological and social factors shaping reproductive outcomes for women and men, and its implications in the context of low fertility. This interdisciplinary event is a joint effort with the ERC Synergy BIOSFER project.

Discussing and reflecting on the broad topic of AI research with a combination of academy and external experts. The aim of the conference is to exchange views on the changes, challenges and potentials of future research in the context of the Humanities and Social Sciences.

The organisers invite submissions that document reproductive processes, fertility, and family dynamics from pre- to post-pandemic across the globe, investigate their causes and correlates, place them into established or novel theoretical contexts, or use new data sources or methods to illuminate or predict such outcomes.

The Wittgenstein Centre invites scholars from around the world to explore these critical intersections, and to foster discussions on the demographic drivers of migration and the profound demographic transformations it sets in motion in both origin and destination societies.

Annette Baudisch & Henrik-Alexander Schubert (The Interdisciplinary Centre on Population Dynamics CPop, University of Southern Denmark) are calling on the joint brainpower of our demographic community to fill a knowledge gap.

This seminar will focus on discussing recent changes in health and mortality profiles in Latin American countries, as well as the challenges these pose for different countries.

The editors invite contributions on delayed fertility and family trajectories, including their biological, social and policy dimensions.

The Finnish Yearbook of Population Research invites articles from different fields of population studies (fertility, mortality, migration, family and population structure).