CPC-CG member Professor Ann Berrington will discuss #partnership and #fertility trajectories, drawing on #data from the 1970 #British #Cohort Study (#BCS70), as part of the #UCL #Quantitative #SocialScience and Centre for #Longitudinal Studies seminar series.
Weds 26 Nov | 13:00-14:00 | Hybrid
#sequenceanalysis #logisticregression #trajectories #wellbeing #birthcohort #lifecourse #childhood #mentalhealth #quantitativesocialscience #population #demography
NEXT WEEK - #CPCCGWebinar 27 Nov
🧑🏫 Ayse Guveli, Professor of #Sociology at the University of #Warwick, will discuss the consequences and long-term impact of #migration on #migrants using research from the 2000 #Families and The Third #Generation projects.
Register to join us online - all welcome: https://www.cpc.ac.uk/activities/event_calendar/955/CPC_CG_Webinar__Ayse_Guveli
#demography #socialscience #immigration #geography #Turkey #socialinequalities #socialmobility #family #lifecourse
📣 On my way to idyllic Duisburg to present a joint paper on 📝 Beyond tradition: Successful career paths to full professorship 📄 with Jasmin Kizilirmak, Lisa-Marie Steinkampf and Sandra Buchholz. Looking forward to the session on life course perspective on educational research oranized by the great Sebastian Lang!
What comes after cohabitation for young adults? Using sequence analysis, our study maps six common partnership-parenthood trajectories following cohabitation as first unions among early Millennials in the U.S., highlighting its diverse roles in family formation. https://www.demographic-research.org/articles/volume/53/9/
📚 NEW BOOK - open access!
This Research Handbook provides an overview of the changing landscape of human #partnerships, integrating diverse theoretical and empirical perspectives. Leading scholars explore the complex interplay between individual #lifetrajectories, societal norms, and legal frameworks in shaping modern #relationships.
Co-edited by CPC member Brienna Perelli-Harris
#partnering #lifecourse #population #demography #family #marriage #cohabitation
‘This Research Handbook on Partnering across the Life Course provides an extraordinarily comprehensive review of current theory and research on partner relationships. Because contemporary data and research on partner relationships is dominated by studies from western wealthy societies, it is especially laudable that the book contains reviews of what we do know about intimate partnerships in other parts of the world.’ – Elizabeth Thomson, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA and Stockholm University, Sweden
In #ResearchPolicy the authors explore how different forms of mobility – academic, institutional, geographic, and disciplinary – shape scientific recognition among biology professors in 🇨🇭:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.respol.2025.105253
It’s remarkably simple: in Swiss science, the highest recognition often goes to foreigners.
Just like in Ukrainian universities – where the government spares no expense to recruit promising Brazilians!
Oh, wait… no, that’s football.
Poverty CAN harm development, but your OP implies it WILL, which will be used as an excuse to write off kids who grow up poor. Is it wrong that kids grow up in poverty? It 100% is. Should we do something about it? We should. But the brains of poor kids can also be ok.
Centre for Population Change
Demographic Research
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