Thursday, June 26

Friday, June 27

Saturday, June 28

Thursday, June 26 / 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

1	Cohabitation on both sides of the Atlantic
2	Health, well-being and morbidity
3	Causes of death
4	Family formation and transition to adulthood
5	Demographic consequences of gender inequality and division of labour
6	Investing in the quality of children
7	Internal migration and residential segregation
8	Changing unions: trends and impacts
9	Parental leave uptake: causes and consequences
10	Pensions and retirement
11	Gender, sexuality and reproductive health
12	Population dynamics and climate change

Thursday, June 26 / 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

13	Contextual characteristics of fertility behaviour
14	Families and households
15	Gender and family
16	Biodemography and the life course
17	Internal migration and urbanization
18	Intergenerational relations: norms and behaviour
19	Gender dynamics and fertility
20	Data and methods
21	Demographic impact of environmental hazards
22	Special thematic session on demographic transition: processes and consequences, 19-20th century
23	Mortality in subpopulations
24	Sexual and reproductive health

Thursday, June 26 / 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

P1	Poster session 1

Thursday, June 26 / 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

25	Prospects of fertility determinants worldwide
26	Assortative mating and religiousness
27	Living apart together
28	Mortality and longevity
29	Trajectories into old age
30	Internal migration of immigrants
31	Social networks among new immigrants and the foreign born
32	New roles of women and men and societal implications in diverse policy contexts
33	Associations, pathways and familial background
34	Work, employment and income in an uncertain world
35	Intergenerational links, care arrangements and well-being

Thursday, June 26 / 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM

36	Linking policy and demographic trends: European and international perspectives
37	Socioeconomic well-being of partnership
38	Child well-being, health and development
39	Living arrangements
40	Ageing and intergenerational relations
41	Work-family dynamics among immigrant populations
42	Economic crisis, uncertainty and fertility
43	Bias in demographic surveys
44	Fertility and reproductive behaviour among immigrant populations
45	Demographic discourses in the 18-20th century
46	Teenage pregnancy outcomes

Friday, June 27 / 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

47	International migration and migrant populations
48	Intergenerational transmissions of fertility behaviour
49	Separation and divorce
50	Health and education
51	Labour force participation and family
52	Employment and fertility
53	Economic integration of immigrant populations
54	Family and residential migration
55	Health in contexts
56	Demographic concepts and indicators
57	Desirable and undesirable consequences of mobility
58	Induced abortion

Friday, June 27 / 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

59	Social network and fertility
60	Special thematic session on family systems and transitions
61	Immigration and ageing
62	Bi-national marriages and marriage migration
63	Childcare, work and family
64	Determinants and outcomes of health care and medication use
65	Assortative mating, marriage and divorce
66	Determinants of distress and depression
67	Special thematic session on transitions: opportunities and threats
68	Household formation, marriage and social mobility in the past
69	Economic recession and family
70	Reproductive health outcomes

Friday, June 27 / 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

P2	Poster session 2

Friday, June 27 / 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

71	Special thematic session on fertility transition: opportunities and threats
72	Fertility and happiness
73	Immigration and the welfare state
74	Trends, determinants and patterns of cohabitation
75	Family formation and the labour market
76	Health at older ages
77	Subjective health: How do people rate their own health status?
78	Human capital and inequality
79	Economic context and internal migration in Europe
80	Longevity and measures of mortality
81	Dealing with population ageing and ageing labour forces
82	Contraceptive use in low and middle income countries

Friday, June 27 / 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM

83	Healthy ageing prospects: challenges and opportunities for policy makers
84	Migration intentions of immigrants and natives
85	Family ideals and preferences
86	Family policy and fertility
87	Family structure and intergenerational relations
88	Childlessness
89	Child well-being and family experience
90	New methodological approaches to demographic forecasts and projections
91	Population, development, and the environment
92	Reproductive health and rights issues
93	Maternal and reproductive health care
94	Policy settings and partnership dynamics among immigrants

Friday, June 27 / 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

P3	Poster session 3

Saturday, June 28 / 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

95	Socioeconomic status, inequalities and economic conditions
96	Fertility of immigrants
97	Health and well-being in the ageing process
98	Emigration and depopulation
99	Economics, human capital and labour markets
100	Education and fertility
101	Childlessness, fertility and employment
102	Special thematic session on transitions: immigration and demographic change in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
103	Retirement and ageing
104	Regional demography: new data and approaches
105	Domestic violence and reproductive rights (merged with session 92)

Saturday, June 28 / 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM

106	The great recession and fertility
107	Unions and fertility
108	Union formation and union dissolution
109	Gender assumptions, policy design and demographic outcomes: focus on fertility
110	Intergenerational economic transfers
111	International migration: moving on or moving back?
112	Assisted reproductive technology: challenges in low fertility settings
113	Housing, education and internal migration
114	Demographic transition from micro-perspective, 18-20th century
115	Multiple aspects of mortality and health
116	Contraception
117	IUSSP Laureate Session: Thérèse Locoh and Gender Issues in Population Studies