Policy Insights PopDigests Event Reviews Policy Briefs Discussion Papers Books and Reports Newsletter Policy Insights Researchers and collaboration partners of Population Europe as well as eminent experts from leading organisations contribute to the debate on demographic developments that are of public interest by providing insights into pressing policy issues. Filter by topic AllAgeing and Life ExpectancyEnvironmentFamily and ChildrenHealthMigration and IntegrationProjections and ForecastsSociety and SolidarityWorking Life Language AllEnglishGermanFrenchSpanish Order by Date Title Image 08/11/2012 Family Patterns are Changing a Lot Interview with Anne-Sophie Parent Balancing work and family duties is already quite a challenge for lots of Europeans. Yet in the future, the care-needs of an increasing number of older people have to be met as well. How can modern family structures and childless people cope with these challenges? What can be done by individuals, as well as by society? Population Europe asked Anne-Sophie Parent: Read more about Family Patterns are Changing a Lot Image 13/09/2012 The Necessity of Lifelong Learning Interview with Agnieszka Chłoń-Domińczak Population Europe: What is your definition of “lifelong learning”? Read more about The Necessity of Lifelong Learning Image 08/08/2012 Invest in the Young, they are a Precious Resource Interview with OECD Analyst Harald Wilkoszewski Rising life expectancy, prospects of longer working lives and diminishing pension funds - most debates about demographic change seem to revolve around older people. But what about the younger generations, what are their prospects in Europe’s ageing societies? An interview with Harald Wilkoszewski, Analyst at the Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI) of the OECD’s Directorate for Education. Read more about Invest in the Young, they are a Precious Resource Image 01/02/2012 Less Recovery and Idleness, But More Commitment and Output to Society Interview with Christine Weiss Population Europe: Mrs. Weiss, all of Europe is being confronted with demographic change. The general life expectancy is rising. In your opinion, are these developments a risk or a window of opportunity? Read more about Less Recovery and Idleness, But More Commitment and Output to Society Pagination First page « Previous page ‹ … Page 14 Page 15 Current page 16
Image 08/11/2012 Family Patterns are Changing a Lot Interview with Anne-Sophie Parent Balancing work and family duties is already quite a challenge for lots of Europeans. Yet in the future, the care-needs of an increasing number of older people have to be met as well. How can modern family structures and childless people cope with these challenges? What can be done by individuals, as well as by society? Population Europe asked Anne-Sophie Parent: Read more about Family Patterns are Changing a Lot
Image 13/09/2012 The Necessity of Lifelong Learning Interview with Agnieszka Chłoń-Domińczak Population Europe: What is your definition of “lifelong learning”? Read more about The Necessity of Lifelong Learning
Image 08/08/2012 Invest in the Young, they are a Precious Resource Interview with OECD Analyst Harald Wilkoszewski Rising life expectancy, prospects of longer working lives and diminishing pension funds - most debates about demographic change seem to revolve around older people. But what about the younger generations, what are their prospects in Europe’s ageing societies? An interview with Harald Wilkoszewski, Analyst at the Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI) of the OECD’s Directorate for Education. Read more about Invest in the Young, they are a Precious Resource
Image 01/02/2012 Less Recovery and Idleness, But More Commitment and Output to Society Interview with Christine Weiss Population Europe: Mrs. Weiss, all of Europe is being confronted with demographic change. The general life expectancy is rising. In your opinion, are these developments a risk or a window of opportunity? Read more about Less Recovery and Idleness, But More Commitment and Output to Society