AISP

Associazione Italiana per gli Studi di Popolazione. Sezione di @SIStatistica
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Italian Association for Population Studies

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

Does the wealthy have more children❓

New Swedish register evidence shows only modest fertility gaps by wealth, but higher wealth among the childless, in particular among childless women - by @MartinKolk

🔗https://t.co/3iGhxIIRLs

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

While Sweden is making language a requirement for citizenship, new study shows immigrants engage with SFI differently, reflecting motivations, inequalities, and challenges in accessing SFI and integration opportunities.

👉 New paper by Samaneh Khaef

🔗https://t.co/afuYAGdWBX

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New publication! 🔥

Drawing on interviews with French same-sex couples, M. Carreira analyses how social class shapes mothers’ stigma management in schooling, generating inequalities in access to protection against homophobia.

🔗 https://t.co/9ostzTMY74

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

📣 New publication by Mimmi Lounela:

👉 In Sweden and Norway, non-Western migrants, especially men, are more likely to report positive fertility intentions under conditions of uncertainty - e.g. holding non-permanent contracts or anticipating job loss.

🔗https://t.co/oBAKk2vquv

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

For trans people, parenthood rates vary by age, peaking at 41% for trans men aged 45–49 and 43% for trans women aged 50–64, about half the rates of cisgender peers.

👉 New publication by @ylvamoberg, Tilley, & von Essen about Sweden 🇸🇪

🔗https://t.co/lZSs0TmVGG

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

Double surnames have been legal in Italy since 2022.
Why are they still rare?
👉 A new study by Carriero, Dotti Sani, Ladini & Molteni shows that social expectations, more than legal change, shape people’s choices.

🔗https://t.co/XRxwH2jIO7

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New publication by Ambrosetti (@elelona) & Hans Dietrich:

👉 The recent refugees’ inflow and the life satisfaction of residents in Germany 🇩🇪

Open access link:
🔗 https://t.co/t9yxAxBScB

[AISP @aisp_sis]

⏳ First review: 23 March
Final deadline: 30 April 2026

🌍 Based abroad? You may be eligible for direct appointment (if in an equivalent position ≥3 years).

Details on equivalences:
https://t.co/LI7oELMXJL
Note: this is a call for expressions of interest (not a formal job ad).

[AISP @aisp_sis]

The Department of Statistics @SapienzaRoma invites expressions of interest for faculty positions (TT assistant→full professor).

📊 Demographers especially welcome!

📩 Apply with CV + short research/teaching statement: [email protected]
Subject: “DSS call for interest”

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

📣 New publication by De Santis, Benassi, Carboni & Maltagliati 👇

From trends to spillover effects: an improved standardization method coupled with spatial analysis reveals hidden patterns in Italy’s municipal #mortality, 2002–2018.

🔗https://t.co/3Z0tb9aopX

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New publication by @francilic, Basile, Reynaud & Tucci 🔥

The uncertainty surrounding #Brexit has redirected Italian emigration: low-skilled Italian citizens and naturalized emigrants have chosen other destinations rather than the United Kingdom.

🔗 https://t.co/5IUUPtqkA7

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New paper by Carlsson & Kim available #openaccess!

👉 Using GGS data, this study links depression to a reduced propensity to state positive fertility intentions among Norwegian women and lower realisation of such intentions among Swedish women.

🔗 https://t.co/7y9ljnpJZo

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New publication by Friedrich & Milewski shows that👇

Migrant women’s fertility mirrors that of natives in Nordic & German-speaking countries but men face high childlessness in the Nordics. Migration disrupts men’s childbearing careers more than women’s.
🔗https://t.co/dEVN7SYPaF

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

The Years of Life Expectancy with Care Needs (YLCN) allow cross-country comparisons of the average years individuals are expected to live in states combining healthcare & social care needs.

👉 New paper by Calderón-Jaramillo, Spijker, Rentería & Alves

🔗https://t.co/4mIWs5t54v

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

When uncertainty strikes, even a secure environment shakes: the childbearing advantage of secure employment fades once uncertainty enters one’s social context.

👉 New paper by Comolli & Albertini available on Genus!

🔗https://t.co/NMBZM1Gf0C

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New study on divorce by Einio & Ponkilainen shows that women divorcing men face larger losses in homeownership & in retaining the marital home than both their former husbands and women divorcing women.

🔗https://t.co/ECYK1Rbzzi

PS. Happy New Year! 🥂

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

🔥New paper by @trudelapp, @AxelPKristensen & Dommermuth

👉The authors use GGS data to show that reporting difficulties making ends meet is linked to a lower probability of realizing intended 1st births, net of employment status and income, in Norway.

🔗https://t.co/EXDWmwPmjp

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

📣 New paper by @agnevitali & M. Juni!

👉 Workplace-based family-friendly policies matter: flexible working arrangements are positively associated with #fertility intentions in Italy.

🔗 https://t.co/uHykHRcpfC

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New in GENUS: how does parental relationship quality affect child wellbeing in step- vs. nuclear families? - By Wagner, @stefaniapmolina, @e_alonsop & @MKreyenfeld.

🔗https://t.co/qiZRiRliO2

[GENUS @GENUS_journal]

New paper out in GENUS!

👉 "A recent fast change: diffusion and acceptance of homosexuality among university students in Northern Italy during the twenty-first century" - by Castiglioni, Dalla Zuanna & Colombo.

Available #openaccess here:
🔗https://t.co/35eOUBEwMj