CPC at the European Population Conference

CPC members will be participating in the European Population Conference (EPC) from 29 June to 2 July 2022. This year it will be hosted in Groningen in collaboration the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI-KNAW) and the University of Groningen. EPC 2022 will be the first hybrid conference of EAPS.

The scientific program of EPC 2022 is built around 14 substantive themes covering the broad and interdisciplinary field of population studies. It includes some 80 hybrid paper sessions and the first ever Postercafé. Various side meetings as well as an exhibition accompany the conference.

Attendees of EPC 2022 can hear more about CPC members’ research in the sessions below, and you can follow our updates on twitter, @CPCpopulation or by following the event #EPC2022.

Thursday 30 June 2022

11:00-12:30

Session: Fertility in uncertain times
Title: Uncertainty across the “contact line”: Armed conflict, Covid-19, and perceptions of fertility decline in Eastern Ukraine
Authors: Perelli-Harris, Hilevych, Gerber

16:00-17:30

Session: Advancements in mortality analysis
Title: Mortality under-registration by ethnic groups in Colombia
Authors: Loja, Padmadas, Hilton

17:45-19:15

Session: P1. Postercafe
Title: Employment changes among immigrants and their descendants in four European countries
Authors: Kulu, Mikolai, Delaporte, Liu, Höhn, Andersson

Session: P1. Postercafe
Title: Women’s economic empowerment and children’s school outcomes: The case of Malawi
Authors: Williams, Vaisanen, Padmadas

Session: P1. Postercafe
Title: Pandemic babies? The fertility response to the first Covid-19 wave across European regions
Authors: Nitsche et al. (including Berrington)

Session: P1. Postercafe
Title: Cumulative reproductive life histories and grip strength in Indonesia: 1993-2014
Authors: Leone, Vaisanen, Witoelar

Friday 1 July 2022

09:00-10:30

Session: Climate change, air Pollution and health
Title: The effect of air pollution on general health and mental well-being in the UK by ethnicity: A spatial-temporal multilevel analysis
Authors: Abed al Ahad, Demšar, Sullivan, Kulu

Session: Modelling migration, mobility and positioning
Title: Estimating bilateral migration flows to match known net migration totals
Authors: Abel, Smith

Session: Migrant populations
Title: Family formation and the employment outcomes of immigrants in France: A multilevel multistate approach
Authors: Delaporte, Kulu

Session: Migrant populations
Title: Work-migration-life balance: Patterns of immigrant labor market engagement by parity
Authors: Liu, Kulu

14:00-15:30

Session: Health and quality of life of older people
Title: Assessing the burden of joint cognitive and physical health impairment in the US, 1998-2016
Authors: Sharma, Hale, Myrskylä, Kulu

Session: Union formation
Title: Parental socioeconomic class and young Britons' family expectations: Do family structure and educational aspirations, during adolescence, mediate this relationship?
Authors: Palumbo, Berrington, Eibich

Saturday 2 July 2022

09:00-10:30

Session: Divorce and children
Title: Family complexity and young children’s health outcomes in the UK: A longitudinal study
Authors: Kyclova, Mikolai, Finney, Keenan

Session: Flash Session: Inequalities in life expectancy, disability and health
Title: Intersecting gender, racial, and socioeconomic inequalities in multimorbid life expectancy in South Africa: A multistate modelling approach
Authors: Lam, Keenan, Myrskla, Kulu

Session: Flash Session: Inequalities in life expectancy, disability and health
Title: Inequalities in time spent in multimorbidity in Costa Rica and Mexico: A multistate modelling approach
Authors: Lam, Cezard, Keenan

11:00-12:30

Session: Improvements in forecasting methods
Title: Improving methods for fertility forecasting through the incorporation of parity information
Authors: Ellison, Berrington, Bijak, Dodd

Session: Fertility among immigrant populations
Title: Partnership, fertility, and employment trajectories of immigrants in the UK: A three-channel sequence analysis
Authors: Mikolai, Kulu

Posted 26/05/2022 12:25