S2. Culture and fertility - 8thFeb, h.16:30-18:00, room 8 (ENG)
| Fertility behaviour and the mediating role of institutional and cultural contexts: evidence from European internal migrants | |
| Mattia Oliviero, Stefani Scherer |
S9. Mortality issues- 9thFeb, h.9:00-10:30, room 7 (ENG)
| Women survive severe famines and epidemics better than men | |
| Virginia Zarulli, Julia A. Barthold, Anna Oksuzyan, Rune Lindahl-Jacobsen, Kaare Christensen, James W. Vaupel |
| Women outlive men more as they become old | |
| Virginia Zarulli, Anna Oksuzyan, Bernard Jeune, Kaare Christensen, James E. Oeppen, James W. Vaupel, Rune Lindahl-Jacobsen |
S18. Migrant trajectories - 9thFeb, h.14:00-15:30, room 5 (ENG)
| Exploring onward migration of immigrants from Italy | |
| Livia Elisa Ortensi, Elisa Barbiano di Belgiojoso |
S19. Socio-economic drivers of fertility - 9thFeb, h.14:00-15:30, room 8 (ENG)
| Cohort Fertility Decline and Educational Attainment: Muslim Women in Israel | |
| Barbara S. Okun |
S22. Family context and fertility - 10thFeb, h.9:00-10:30, room 8 (ENG)
| Do the living statuses of grandparents influence fertility of adult children? | |
| Barbara S. Okun, Guy Stecklov |
| “The most natural thing in the world”? The role of culture and education in explaining exclusive breastfeeding in Italy | |
| Riccardo Ladini, Filippo Oncini, Adriano Cataldo |
S29. Measuring and counting - 10thFeb, h.11:00-12:30, room 9 (ENG)
| Large families (in a context of lowest-low fertility): what do we know about them? | |
| Fausta Ongaro, Maria Castiglioni, Franco Bonarini |
Poster session 1 - 8thFeb, h.15:30-16:30, foyer (ENG)
| The first meeting: the beginning of a long process in couple’s formation among young men and women in Tunisia | |
| Nourelhouda FREDJ, Zahia Ouadah Bedidi |
Poster session 2 - 9thFeb, h.15:30-16:30, foyer (ENG)
| High education and fertility in Algeria: contribution of the fertility intentions among single women and men | |
| zahia Ouadah-Bedidi Ouadah bedidi |
| Marital Dissolution and Gender Differences in Mortality Risks: Evidence from the Turin Longitudinal Study, a Ten Years Follow Up Study. | |
| Elisa Cisotto, Letizia Mencarini, Roberta Onorati |
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