CPC-CG heads to the European Population Conference 2024

From Thursday 13 June, CPC-CG members will head to the European Population Conference (EPC) in Edinburgh, Scotland.

EPC 2024 is organised by the European Association for Population Studies (EAPS) in collaboration with CPC-CG colleagues at the University of St Andrews. While EPC is a general population conference, this year it has a special focus on 'Sustainable Populations'.

CPC-CG is sponsoring Poster Session 1 on Thursday 13 June at 12:30 in McEwan Hall so do join us to enjoy the posters and network with colleagues. We also have an exhibition stand at 40 George Square, alongside our partners at the Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science (LCDS). Do pay us a visit to find out more about our work and pick-up some conference stationery essentials. There will also be an opportunity to meet our researchers at the exhibition stand to discuss their research further (times may be subject to change).



The sessions in which our members have presentations, posters or are Chairs and Discussants are linked below - click through for more details. For the latest conference updates, follow us on Twitter along with @EAPS_pop and the hashtag #EPC2024. More information and a full conference programme are available on the EAPS website.

Thursday 13 June 09:00-10:30

Session 2 | LT B
Machine learning approaches for population research
Chair: Mills

Session 7 | LG.09
A place-based approach to population sustainability: Internal migration in rural Scotland
McCollum

Session 10 | G.04
The association between press coverage of the economy and fertility in the UK
Fabrizio, Berrington, Guetto, Hilton, Vignoli

Future uncertainty and fertility: Experimental evidence from Germany and Italy
Kreyenfeld, Vignoli, O’Sullivan, Guetto, Alonso-Perez, Ramos, Solga, Heisig, Bazzani, Gellert

Session 11 | G.05
Climate change and sex ratios at birth
Abdel Ghany, Wilde, Dimitrova, Kashyap, Muttarak

Session 12 | G.06
Well-being, living arrangements and satisfaction among older people
Chair: Evandrou

Session 13 | McEwan Hall
Flash session Data Infrastructures for Population Research
Chair: Kashyap

Quantmig migration estimates: A new, harmonised set of probabilistic migration flow estimates for Europe, 2009-19
Aristotelous, Smith, Bijak

11:00-12:30

Session 16 | LT C
Counting kin in an age times stage structured network
Butterick, Ellison, Bijak, Dodd, Forster, Smith, Hilton

Session 23 | G.04
Trends in international migration: A European perspective
Bijak

Session 25 | G.06
Are local places in Britain becoming more age segregated (and what does internal migration have to do with it)
Finney, Graham, Hale

Session 26 | McEwan Hall
Economic uncertainty and intentions to remain childless – worries about the economy or individual-level economic uncertainty?
Berrington, Kuang, Perelli-Harris

12:30-14:00

Poster Session 1 | McEwan Hall
Fertility plans and their realization in an age of insecurity: Was the Covid-19 pandemic a unique shock? An analysis of UK data
Fiori

First and second births in China: Individual and contextual determinants
Hu, Kulu, Mikolai

14:00-15:30

Session 29 | Lecture Theatre C
Inequalities in working and health expectancies at older ages in South Korea
Lam, Keenan, Kulu, Myrskyla

Worsening trends in disease accumulation and health inequalities among middle-aged and older adults in Scotland: Cross-cohort analysis using health-linked data from the Scottish Longitudinal Study
Ribe, Cezard, Marshall, Keenan

Session 30 | LG.06
Cancer incidence and mortality in Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and their descendants in England and Wales
Harrison, Sullivan, Keenan, Kulu

Session 31 | LG.08
Time trends in family and household types
Chair: Berrington

Session 36 | G.04
Scotland’s demography and population policies
Chair: Falkingham
Discussant: McCollum

Session 39 | McEwan Hall
Flash session values and attitudes about family and gender
Chair: Kuang

16:00-17:30

Session 41 | LT B
Flash session internal migration: temporalities, socio-economic and health outcomes
Chair: Finney

Session 52 | McEwan Hall
Mapping subnational gender gaps in internet and mobile adoption using social media data
Breen, Fatehkia, Yan, Leasure, Weber, Kashyap

Session 47 | G.02
Internal migration and urban change
Chair: McCollum

18:00-19:30

Poster Session 2 | McEwan Hall
Understanding inequalities in smoking in pregnancy: Disentangling maternal age and social disadvantage
Ganly, Mills

Trends in the burden of disability in the United States, 1996-2018: Analysis using multistate models
Sharma, Hale

Friday 14 June 09:00-10:30

Session 56 | LG.08

Cross-national comparison of refugee mobility in Europe
Lacroix, Abed al Ahad, Christison, Liu, Kulu

Session 57 | LG.10
Forced displacement within and outside of Ukraine: How do key characteristics explain distance travelled?
Perelli-Harris, Torrisi

Session 62 | G.05
How are UK millennials’ co-residence status associated with their emotional and financial wellbeing?
Chang

Intimate partnerships during war: virtual interviews with women in two Ukrainian cities under Russia’s full-scale invasion
Gerber, Popovych, Perelli-Harris

11:00 – 12:30

Session 68 | LG.09
Changes in parents’ health and their proximity to adult children in Europe
Afable, Mikolai, Vierboom, Evans, Myrskyla, Kulu

Session 72 | G.06
The housing integration of asylum seekers and refugees in Germany
Liu, Kulu

Session 73 | McEwan Hall
Innovations in demographic modelling and projections
Chair: Bijak

12:30- 14:00

Poster Session 3 | McEwan Hall
Access to technology and secondary educational outcomes: Empirical evidence from India
Poddar, Kashyap, Rotondi

Pension protection among minority ethnic groups in the UK: The role of investments and subjective indicators
Vlachantoni, Yin, Akhtar, Mocnik

14:00-15:30

Session 76 | LT C
Fertility and work environment
Chair: Fiori

16:00-17:30

Session 87 | LG.09
Deviating temporal trends of substance abuse mortality in high-income countries
Adarsh, Acosta, Myrskylä, Kulu

Session 89 | G.06
Has a new age of post pandemic work arrangements allowed parents to more equally share childcare chores?
Kuang, Perelli-Harris, Berrington

Session 91 | G.02
Heterogeneity versus assimilation in family formation across generations and origin of descendants of immigrants in Sweden: which comes first, homeownership, marriage, or childbirth?
Abed al Ahad, Andersson, Kulu

Understanding partnership, employment and housing patterns of immigrants and their descendants in England and Wales through ethnic concentration
Pandya, Kulu, Mikolai, Liu

Session 93 | G.04
Population change and sustainability: The challenges and opportunities of Scotland’s ageing population
Chair: Hale

Saturday 15 June 09:00-10:30

Session 99 | LT B
Who got lonelier during the Covid-19 Pandemic? Evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
Joshi, Weber, Goujon, Finney, Hale, Cunningham

Loneliness and social isolation in the Covid era
Ling, Hale, Cunningham

Changing care needs in times of changing contexts: insights from the experience of adult children in the UK during the pandemic
Pomeroy, Fiori

Session 101 | LG.06
Determinants of fertility among immigrants and descendants in the UK
Baek, Kulu, Christison, Fiori

Shaping the life course: The Interaction between partnerships, family building and employment among migrants and their descendants in the UK
Christison, Mikolai, Kulu

Session 104 | LG.09
Developing fertility forecasts to inform kinship male forecasts
Ellison, Hilton, Bijak, Dodd, Smith

Session 106 | G.03
Belonging to the neighbourhood, residential mobility, and the transition to parenthood
Buh, Beaujouan, Berrington

Social capital mediates knowledge gaps in informing sexual and reproductive health behaviours across Africa
Koebe, Aidoo, Kashyap, Leasure, Rotondi, Weber

11:00-12:30

Session 119 | G.03
Too little, too weak? Family policies and workers’ bargaining response
Ramos

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