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Call for PapersCurrent Perspectives on Spatial Mobilities workshop

In addition to covering a broad spectrum of spatial mobility research, the workshop will focus on current topics such as COVID-19 and the spatial mobility of refugees in host countries, as well as innovations in data and methods. Abstracts can be submitted until the 15 December 2022. more: Current Perspectives on Spatial Mobilities workshop …

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A joint research projectRefugees from Ukraine

Since February 2022, more than 950,000 people from Ukraine have been seeking protection in Germany. Together with three partner organisations (IAB, BAMF, SOEP), BiB is launching the first representative follow-up survey of these individuals. more: Refugees from Ukraine …

Project „Refugees from Ukraine in Germany“ (refer to: Refugees from Ukraine)

Interview on aging"Social support promotes aging contently"

The question of how older people with different health, financial and social resources can succeed in contently aging is being investigated by the project at BiB. What is the new research project about – what are the goals and expectations? Interview with BiB researcher Dr. Volker Cihlar. more: "Social support promotes aging contently" …

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Press ReleaseDemographic change is more than ageing

Since reunification, the population in Germany has become older, more diverse and more individualised. The BiB offers previously unknown perspectives on demographic change of the last 30 years using newly developed population diagrams. more: Demographic change is more than ageing …

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BiB WorkshopUkrainian Demography in Times of War

How has the demographic situation in Ukraine changed over time? How can the academic and political communities support researchers in Ukraine? These questions were addressed in an online workshop. more: Ukrainian Demography in Times of War …

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Press ReleaseHome Office Can Reduce Conflicts between Work and Family – Especially When Extensively Used

Now, a new study has investigated how much time working from home helps employees to reduce conflicts between work and family, and which factors are decisive in this regard. more: Home Office Can Reduce Conflicts between Work and Family – Especially When Extensively Used …

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European Population Conference (EPC)BiB Researchers at the EPC 2022 in Groningen

At this year’s meeting of the European Population Conference (EPC) researchers of the BiB will present their latest research results. The conference will take place from June 29 to July 2, 2022 in Groningen, Netherlands. more: BiB Researchers at the EPC 2022 in Groningen …

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Series on Population StudiesNew Volume Published: "Status and Ethnic Identity"

Dr. Andreas Genoni investigates the role of social status for ethnic identity among first- and second-generation migrants in Germany. more: New Volume Published: "Status and Ethnic Identity" …

FReDACall for Modules

Researchers can submit proposals for modules or individual questions for the survey of the fifth FReDA wave in autumn 2025. The deadline is 31 May 2024. more: Call for Modules …

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FReDACall for Modules

For the autumn survey of the third FReDA wave (W3b) in 2023, you can now submit proposals for modules or even individual questions. The deadline for submissions is July 8, 2022. more: Call for Modules …

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