EDUREP - Education and reproduction in low-fertility settings
Education and reproduction in low-fertility settings (EDUREP)
International Conference
Vienna, December 2 - 4, 2015
Papers & Presentations
Wednesday, 2 December 2015
Conference Opening:
Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz, Richard Gisser
Keynote:
Gøsta Esping-Andersen:
Quo vadis familia?
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Invited Talk:
Wolfgang Lutz:
Cognition driven demographic transition: Where is it leading to?
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Session: Gender and Policies
Chair: Anna Matysiak
Beata Osiewalska:
Couple socioeconomic gender equality and fertility in selected European countries
Alessandra Trimarchi, Jan Van Bavel:
Gender differences in the effect of education on fertility in Europe
Jonas Wood, Sebastian Klüsener, Karel Neels, Mikko Myrskylä:
What determines regional variation in fertility by education in a country with substantial work-family-reconciliation support? The case of Belgium
Alzbeta Bartova:
Variation in birth-related leave entitlements by education and second births in Europe
Session: Intentions and expectations
Chair: Dimiter Philipov
Jorik Vergauwen, Karel Neels, Jonas Wood:
Educational differentials in cohabitants' marriage intentions at different stages of family formation in seven European countries
Maria Rita Testa, Fabian Stephany:
The educational gradient of fertility timing Intentions: Regional differences in Europe
Cynthia Buckley, Bin Lian:
Fertility intentions and outcomes; effects of education, employment and gender equity in Georgia
Thursday, 3 December 2015
Keynote:
Alicia Adsera:
Education and fertility in the context of rising inequality
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Session: Partner choice & strategies
Chair: Maria Winkler-Dworak
Setsuya Fukuda, James M. Raymo:
New patterns of educational differentials and assortative mating after 2005 in Japan: A shift in the foundations of marriage?
Natalie Nitsche, Anna Matysiak, Jan Van Bavel, Daniele Vignoli:
Partners' educational pairings and fertility across Europe paper
Margarita Chudnovskaya:
Educational expansion and educational homogamy in Sweden
Christine Schnor, Jan Van Bavel:
Men's education and post-divorce fatherhood – Repartnering strategies as the missing link
Session: Economic conditions & fertility
Chair: Caroline Berghammer
Christian Schmitt:
Education effects of unemployment and the transition to first birth in Germany and the United Kingdom
Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Francisco J. Viciana, Victor Montañes:
The effect of the economic crisis on the Fertility behaviour in Southern Europe: the example of Andalusia.
Barbara Hofmann, Katrin Hohmeyer:
The effect of the business cycle at college graduation on fertility
Session: Fertility change
Chair: Setsuya Fukuda
Tomáš Sobotka, Éva Beaujouan, Karel Neels, Ronald R. Rindfuss, Zuzanna Brzozowska:
Education and fertility in low-fertility countries: A long-term perspective
Zsolt Spéder, Tamás Bartus:
Educational expansion, double status positions and the transition to motherhood. Evidence(s) from the GGS
Mathias Nathan:
Increasing heterogeneity in the entry into motherhood in Uruguay: the role of education for women from 1951-1990 cohorts
Martha J. Bailey, Sandra Brée:
A cross-country comparison of fertility rates and education: Lessons from 20th century France and the United States
Friday, 4 December 2015
Session: Union formation and family forms
Chair: Jan Van Bavel
Nitzan Peri-Rotem, Jacqueline Scott:
Education and transition to parenthood among partnered and single women in the United Kingdom
Anneli Miettinen, Anna Rotkirch:
Educational differences in the partnership formation patterns and life-time childlessness of Finnish men and women
Ognjen Obucina:
The patterns of union formation among children of immigrants in Sweden
Laurent Toulemon, Magali Mazuy:
Education, fertility and step-parenthood in France
Session: Family background & the life course
Chair: Zuzanna Brzozowska
Anne Brons, Aart Liefbroer, Harry Ganzeboom:
Understanding cross-national variation in the influence of parental socio-economic status on union formation decisions
Krzysztof Tymicki, Maciej Gdul:
Education, social classes and reproductive patterns in low fertility settings. Theoretical framework and empirical analysis with use of Polish GGS data.
Sylvie Dubuc:
Reproductive choices and education of Chinese and Indian immigrant women and their daughters: a success story of social mobility?
Martin Kolk, Martin Hällsten:
Number of descendants and their educational attainment. A prospective analysis of demographic and socioeconomic stratification across 4 generations in 19th, 20th, and 21st century Sweden.
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Session: Childlessness
Chair: Zsolt Spéder
Eva Beaujouan, Zuzanna Brzozowska, Krystof Zeman:
Childlessness trends in twentieth-century Europe: limited link to growing educational attainment
Martin Bujard:
Is there a reversal of the childlessness trend among highly educated women in Germany?
Annalisa Donno, Maria Letizia Tanturri, Anneli Miettinen, Anna Rotkirch:
Childlessness and education: the case of Finland and Italy
Round Table
Chair: Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz
“Will highly educated women have more children in the future?”
Alicia Adsera, Wolfgang Lutz, Isabella Buber-Ennser, Diego Ramiro-Fariñas, Maria Rita Testa, Jan Van Bavel
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Posters
Rosina Alessandro, Emiliano Sironi, Maria Rita Testa:
Education and the difference between fertility desires and fertility expectations in Italy
Christos Bagavos, Catherine Michalopoulou:
Fertility and partner’s educational attainment: trends and differentials in times of economic crisis
Ewa Batyra:
Fertility and changing pattern of childbearing timing in Colombiapaper
Btissam Benkerroum:
Understanding the gap between desired and realized fertility in Morocco
Marion Burkimsher:
Is education the primary determinant of childlessness in Switzerland?paper
Ivan Čipin, Petra Međimurec:
Education and cohort parity in socialist Croatia - A grouping of women by field of education and occupation
Zane Cunska:
The role of ‘ex’: impact of education and partners’ previous family experiences on further union formation in Latvia
Rozemarijn Dereuddre, Sarah Van de Velde, Piet Bracke:
Macro-level gender inequality and the “East-West” divide in contraceptive use
Mirjana Devedzic, Natalija Miric, Vera Gligorijevic:
Pattern by educational level of childlessness in Serbia – Regional aspect poster
Annalisa Donno, Pietro Mozzi, Maria Letizia Tanturri:
Increasing childlessness in Europe: the contribution of changes in structure and propensity
Petr Fučík, Beatrice Chromková Manea:
Educational expansion and fertility - two decades of demographical development in the Czech Republic through sociological perspective
Ansgar Hudde
Fertility is low when there is no agreement on a specific gender role model paper
Aiva Jasilioniene, Vlada Stankuniene, Domantas Jasilionis:
Educational differentials in parity-specific fertility in Lithuania: a census-linked study
Judith Koops:
Why marry first? Explaining cross-national differences in the influence of parental education on nonmarital births
Martin Lakomý:
Explanations and individual covariates of the education-fertility link
Mariana V.Martins, Juliana Pedro, Carla Conceição, Lone Schmidt:
Efficacy of a video intervention in young adults’ fertility knowledge and intentions: a prospective randomized control trial
Masaaki Mizuochi, Junya Tsutsui:
Breakaway from the choice between work and marriage?: A panel data analysis of willingness to marry in Japanese women
Kathrin Morosow, Heike Trappe:
Intergenerational transmission of fertility timing in Germany poster paper
Cornelia Mureșan:
Education or union type: what is more influential in men’s fertility?
Anja Oppermann:
Educational fields and fertility in Western Germany – An analysis of women born 1955-59 with the mikrozensus 2008paper
Beata Osiewalska, Maria Rita Testa:
Couple’s socioeconomic status and fertility intentions
Klaus Schoemann, Andreas Martin:
On sequential versus simultaneous patterns of education and reproduction: The impact of number of children and being a single parent on lifelong learning in Germany
Ajay Kumar Singh, Ruchi Jain
Exploring linkages between levels of education and fertility behaviour and intentions in India
Radmila Veljović
Education and fertility trends in Serbia at the beginning of the 21 st centuryposter
Ana Paula Verona, Paulo Henrique Viegas Martins:
The decline of adolescent fertility in Brazil between 2000 and 2010: Does the role of education remain the same?
Agnese Vitali, Maria Rita Testa:
Partners’ relative earnings and fertility intentions
After scientific review, selected conference contributions were published in the thematic issue of the Vienna Yearbook of Population Research 2017:
