Asylum seekers in Europe: where do people go and why? Economics Observatory. 2023
Blog article by Dr Valentina Di Iasio and Professor Jackie Wahba on their research on asylum seekers.

Scenarios for proactive measures and inclusive policies on migration in Europe Newswise. 2023
Policy blog article by the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) about recent publications from the Quantmig project, Policy brief - High-Migration Events and Future Labour Force in Europe and the White Paper on Migration Uncertainty: Towards Foresight and Preparedness.

Future Migration to Europe Conference Youtube. 2023
Video of the Quantmig, FUME and Hummingbird event: Future Migration to Europe, a gathering of migration experts and scholars at the European Parliament in Brussels. 26-27 April 2023.

What the Faroe Islands could teach Europe about fertility The Telegraph. 2022
News article in The Telegraph about birth rates in the Faroe Islands quotes Dr Joanne Ellison and her research on UK birth rates.

Falling Birth Rates in Northern Europe Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research. 2022
Blog article based upon publication: Campisi, N., Kulu, H., Mikolai, J., Klüsener, S., Myrskylä, M. (2022) : A spatial perspective on the unexpected nordic fertility decline: the relevance of economic and social contexts. Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy

In Europe, Covid-19 caused a life expectancy decline not seen in the past 70 years Le Monde. 2022
News story in Le Monde quotes Ridhi Kashyap and her research, Life expectancy changes since COVID-19 in Nature Human Behaviour.

Being a grandparent and depression: how does it differ across England, Europe and China? BSG. 2021

CPC Webinar: 'The impact of grandparenting on late-life depression in England, Europe and China' | Yazhen Yang Youtube. 2021
This CPC webinar was held on Friday 23 July 2021. Dr Yazhen Yang from the Centre for Research on Ageing at the University of Southampton gave a talk entitled 'The impact of grandparenting on late-life depression in England, Europe and China'. Read the accompanying CPC Policy Briefing 62 'Being a grandparent and depression: how does it differ across England, Europe and China?' at: http://www.cpc.ac.uk/docs/2021_PB62_B... Abstract: Approximately one billion people in the world's population are grandparents, which makes it crucial to examine the impact of grandparenting on grandparents' health. In this study, we examine the cross-national differences in the effect of grandparenting on older persons' depression in England, Europe and China. We look to understand the role of providing childcare, grandparents' gender and the national economy. Country fixed effects models and multi-level linear regression analyses with REML estimation were performed covering 15 countries from the ELSA, the SHARE and the CHARLS 2011, 2013 and 2015. The findings show that becoming a grandparent can lessen the effect of depressive symptoms on grandparents in lower income countries. Conversely, in higher income countries, it can worsen depressive symptoms for grandparents. The effect of providing care for grandchildren on grandparents' depression varied by their gender, country and according to the intensity of care provided. The findings suggest that family and other policies involving older people need to take into account the impact of grandparenting on grandparents' health, and higher income countries in particular should investigate policy instruments that might buffer the negative impact of transitioning to grandparenthood.

England's Euros success risks baby bust The Telegraph. 2021
News article in The Telegraph about the impact of the Euros tournament on fertility rates.

Coronavirus: Elderly care-home residents could account for up to half of Covid-19 deaths in Europe, WHO chief warns Inews. 2020
Article references study by Professor Hill Kulu and Peter Dorey about death rates in rural communities: "Kulu, H, Dorey P., (2020) The Contribution of Age Structure to the Number of Deaths from Covid-19 in the UK by Geographical Units medRxiv "

Fertility rates across Europe: Regions grow together MPIDR website. 2020
News article on Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research's website, relates to journal article by Campisi, N., Kulu, H., Mikolai, J., Klüsener, S., Myrskylä, M.: Spatial variation in fertility across Europe: Patterns and determinants. Population, Space and Place.

Event review: Freedom of Choice - The Foundation of Family Policies in Europe? Population Europe. 2019

Consultation launched on European Structural Funds replacement Scottish Construction Now. 2019

UK households where women are sole earner significantly poorer than in US and western Europe, research finds The Independent. 2019

2.5 million euros to study the lives of migrants University of St Andrews website. 2019

Underemployment in the U.S. and Europe The National Bureau of Economic Research (nber) website. 2018

The geography of female-breadwinner and equal-income couples in Europe Niussp - iussp's online news magazine. 2016
Agnese Vitali and Bruno Arpino have written the article "The geography of female-breadwinner and equal-income couples in Europe" on www.niussp.org, the IUSSP's online news magazine.

Scottish passport plan could allow Scots to keep working and living in Europe The Evening Times. 2016
Article titled "Scottish passport plan could allow Scots to keep working and living in Europe" in the Evening Times, quotes David Bell.

Views on Europe| The View Ahead PublicPolicy@Southampton website. 2016
Blog titled 'Views on Europe| The View Ahead' written by Jakub Bijak, posted by Public Policy|Southampton.

The Migration Equation in 'Neo- Liberal' Europe: Perspectives from the North and North-West Youtube. 2016
Paper presented by Adrian Favell (University of Leeds) at 'The spectre of 'Brexit': Free movement and European citizenship in question' seminar.

'Brexit', Eastern Europeans and tactics of belonging Youtube. 2016
Paper presented by Russell King (University of Sussex and University of Malmö) - co-authored by Aija Lulle (University of Sussex and University of Eastern Finland) - at 'The spectre of 'Brexit': Free movement and European citizenship in question' seminar.

1 in3 Europeans feel discriminated against when job hunting The Scotsman. 2016
Article on scotsman.com titled "1 in3 Europeans feel discriminated against when job hunting" quotes David Bell.

On Migration; Uncertainty; and the European Union PublicPolicy@Southampton website. 2016
Web blog (2016) On Migration, Uncertainty, and the European Union. Views on Europe blog,

The European Refugee Crisis: A Reflection Population europe website. 2015
The European Refugee Crisis: A Reflection. Population & Policy Bites blog, Population Europe

Banning Catalonia from the EU would be "nonsense"; European experts say Catalan News Agency. 2015
Web article on Catalan News Agency website, "Banning Catalonia from the EU would be "nonsense", European experts say "

Más inmigrantes no significa una Europa más joven El paris. 2015
Jakub Bijak is quoted in the article "Más inmigrantes no significa una Europa más joven" written in the Spanish newspaper El Pais.

Greece Among Worst Countries In Europe For The Elderly; Study Finds The World Post. 2015
News article on, The World Post, "Greece Among Worst Countries In Europe For The Elderly, Study Finds"

Immigration Situation in Europe
Robert Wright is interviewed for BBC Radio Scotland's "Newsdrive" programme on the immigration situation in Europe.

Effects of ageing and changing European population
Radio interview on BBC Good Morning Scotland on effects of ageing and changing European population

Greece on the brink: Finance chief accuses eurozone moneymen of terrorising his country over bailout The Daily Record. 2015
Article on Daily record website, "Greece on the brink: Finance chief accuses eurozone moneymen of terrorising his country over bailout"

The Allianz European Demographer Award for Dr Jakub Bijak Insurance Daily website. 2015
Article by Dziennik Ubezpieczeniowy (Insurance Daily) on "The Allianz European Demographer Award for Dr Jakub Bijak"

Allianz European Demographer Award The Berlin Demography Forum website. 2015
The Allianz European Demographer Award for Jakub Bijak was mentioned in the press/news releases of: the Berlin Demography Forum, Allianz, Population Europe, Institute of Statistics & Demography (Warsaw School of Economics), and Committee of Demographic Sciences (Polish Academy of Sciences)

Scots Students Are Losing out to European Counterparts The Scotsman. 2015
"Scots Students Are Losing out to European Counterparts", Scotsman newspaper, February 23, 2015

Scots students 'are losing out to European counterparts' The Scotsman. 2015
Article on www.scotsman.com titled "Scots students 'are losing out to European counterparts'" mentions the work of Robert Wright.

Scots students 'are losing out to European counterparts' The Scotsman. 2015
Article on www.scotsman.com titled "Scots students 'are losing out to European counterparts'" mentions the work of Robert Wright.

German pension reforms and lessons from Europe ZDF. 2014
Interview in Programme on German pension reforms and lessons from Europe on the ZDF (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen), Frontal 21, on 10.6.2014

German pension reforms and lessons from Europe
Video of an interview with Traute Meyer in a programme on German pension reforms and lessons from Europe on the ZDF (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen) programme "Frontal 2 1"

George Kerevan: Europe break-up gives Scots choice The Scotsman. 2013
Article on www.scotsman.com titled "George Kerevan: Europe break-up gives Scots choice" mentions the work of Robert Wright.

Migration and inter-generational replacement in Britain and Europe University of Oxford podcast. 2013
Podcast of Chris Wilson's COMPAS seminar titled "Migration and inter-generational replacement in Britain and Europe"

Immigration and European Elections
Interview on Newsnight Scotland about Immigration and European Elections