Webinars
Population Europe webinars include an online presentation by an eminent population scientist on a topic of high policy relevance. The moderated session after the presentation is supposed to foster a discussion between the presenter and the audience.
15/07/2020
As the COVID-19 epidemic has spread across Europe and beyond, border closures are deeply affecting migrants. During this webinar, migration scholars take stock of legal and policy measures adopted in the EU and Canada, discuss how these measures have impacted vulnerable migrants and examine some of the solutions that have been set in motion.
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04/06/2019
The New Questionnaire of the Generations & Gender Survey: What are the innovations?
with Dr Tom Emery (Deputy Director of GGP)
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24/05/2018
Joining Generations & Gender Programme 2020 – Introductory Webinar
Wednesday, 16 May 2018
15:00 - 16:00 (Berlin Time)
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16/11/2017
Does Family Structure Matter for Social Inequality and Social Mobility?
Thursday, 16 November 2017
14:00 – 15:00 (Berlin time)
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06/10/2016
Webinar with Population Europe Experts from the Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, VID / ÖAW, WU) Dr Isabella Buber-Ennser and Dr Judith Kohlenberger
Thursday, 6 October 2016 14:00 – 15:00 Brussels time
In summer and fall of 2015, thousands of people seeking refuge from wars and other humanitarian crises arrived in Europe. Their arrival has thoroughly shaken Europe’s political landscape, yet there has been no scientific assessment of the backgrounds these refugees bring with them. [...]
03/02/2016
A Life Without Children – Patterns, Causes, Contexts across Europe
A Webinar with
Population Europe Expert Professor Dr Michaela Kreyenfeld,
Hertie School of Governance, Berlin/Germany
Wednesday, 3 February 2016
14:00 – 15:00 Brussels time
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16/12/2015
Europe’s refugee crisis is neither exclusively European nor limited to refugees, but rather symptomatic of the challenges facing the continent’s wider migration management strategies in an evolving global migration landscape. It is clear Europe’s disparate and often disjointed strategies will have to adapt to many types of movement as the already-thin line between economic migrant and refugee is blurred by climate change. Aging and increasingly globalised competition for talent will further complicate demands on policymakers. [...]
14/10/2015
On Wednesday, October 14th 2015 Population Europe held its second webinar of the year. It was the first to be hosted from Brussels, where the Population Europe Information Centre was opened in May. [...]