Program Summary

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MONDAY, JULY 18
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

1

Opening Ceremony

TUESDAY, JULY 19
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

2		Aging in developing countries
3		Schooling
4		The ongoing nuptiality transition in developing countries
5		Urbanization, health and poverty
6		Environment, climate and population
7		Sexual debut in developing countries
8		Longevity: the influence of kin ties and early-life conditions
9		Infertility and new reproductive technologies
10		Anthropological demography

TUESDAY, JULY 19
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

11		Gender, health and mortality (1)
12		Sexual behaviour and sexuality
13		The future of the elderly
14		International migration and networks
15		Quality of care in reproductive health (2)
16		The family in Africa
17		Spatial mobility and immobility in developing countries
18		Family structure and child wellbeing
19		Paleodemography

TUESDAY, JULY 19
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

20		IUSSP General Assembly
P-1		Poster Session 1
20		IUSSP General Assembly
P-1		Poster Session 1

TUESDAY, JULY 19
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

21		Sexual and reproductive health and family planning
22		Family formation
23		Data and methods in the study of internal migration
24		Intergenerational relations in the context of population ageing
25		Vulnerable populations
26		New forms of international migration
27		Mortality and causes of death in elderly populations in high-income countries
28		Time use data and analysis
29		Demography of Central Asia

TUESDAY, JULY 19
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

30		Reproductive health (1)
31		Urban population dynamics
32		International migration and employment
33		Negotiation, communication and decision-making within couples in developing countries
34		The ongoing nuptiality transition in developed countries
35		Cultural norms and demographic behaviour in developing countries (2)
36		Demographic and socio-economic consequences of adverse mortality and health trends
37		Population and development in island countries, states and territories
38		Implications of cohort size and population age structure

TUESDAY, JULY 19
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

39

Plenary: ICPD Vision: How far has the eleven-year journey taken us?

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

40		The behavioural dimension of the HIV epidemic: risks, perceptions and behaviours
41		Fertility decline: onset and stagnation
42		Gender, health and mortality (2)
43		Innovative methods for the study of family formation
44		Migration and health (1)
45		Passages to adulthood in developing countries (2)
46		Rural population dynamics
47		Consequences of poverty reduction strategies
48		Demographic theory: new approaches

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

49		Adolescent reproductive health
50		Health and mortality in adult populations (1)
51		Training Session: Getting Published in Peer-Reviewed Journals: What Editors Look For
52		The correlates of low fertility
53		The socio-economic impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic
54		Eastern and Western Europe: convergence and divergence
55		Migration and fertility changes in developing countries
56		Contribution of genealogies to historical demography and population genetics
57		Climate, population, and health

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

P-2

Poster Session 2

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

58		Population and poverty (1)
59		Induced abortion (1)
60		Sexual behaviour and HIV
61		Migration and health (2)
62		Cultural norms and demographic behaviour in developing countries (1)
63		Demographic issues in developing countries having low fertility
64		Rural exodus of youth in developing countries
65		Children in motion: challenges for demographic explanation
66		Demographic effects of international migration on receiving countries

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

67		The demography of Africa
68		The causes of low fertility
69		Contraception and unplanned pregnancies in the developed countries
70		Bio-demography and longevity
71		Life course transitions in developed countries
72		Population and environment linkages in developing countries
73		International migration statistics and measurement
74		Demography, human rights and ethics
75		Statistical methods for population estimates

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

76

Debate. Will policies to raise fertility in low-fertility countries work?

THURSDAY, JULY 21
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

77		The demography of Asia
78		European population day. Reproduction and family structures. Presentation session
79		European Population Day. Ageing. Presentation Session
80		European population day. Population and urbanisation. Presentation session
81		European Population Day. International Migrations. Presentation Session
82		The 2000 round of censuses: assessments, revelations
83		Non-consensual sexual relations among young females and males in developing countries
84		Stochastic projection of demographic parameters
85		Intra-family violence

THURSDAY, JULY 21
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

86		The demography of Arab countries
87		European population day. Reproduction and family structures. Round table 1: Desire to have children
88		European Population Day. Ageing. Round Table 1. The occupations of the 50 years old and over
89		European population day. Population and urbanisation. Round Table 1. Settlement dynamics
90		European Population Day. International Migrations. Round Table 1. Can the migration movements of the years to come be predicted?
91		Empirical, methodological and theoretical issues in multilevel modelling in demography
92		Irregular migration: measurement, determinants, consequences and policy implications
93		Applied and business demography
94		Interpretations of population history

THURSDAY, JULY 21
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

P-3

Poster Session 3

THURSDAY, JULY 21
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

95		The demography of Latin America
96		European population day.Reproduction and family structures. Round table 2. Changes in family structure and living conditions
97		European Population Day. Ageing. Round Table 2. The living conditions of the elderly
98		European population day. Population and urbanization. Round Table 2. How to make cities work?
99		European Population Day. International Migrations. Round Table 2. Integration of immigrant populations in European countries
100		Methodologies for data collection and analysis of gender relations
101		Male involvement in reproductive health programmes
102		The demography of the frontier
103		Changing lifestyles and problems associated with overweight and obesity

THURSDAY, JULY 21
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

104		Quality of care in reproductive health (1)
105		European population day. Reproduction and family structures. Round table 3. Family policies and legislation
106		European Population Day. Ageing. Round Table 3. Deficiencies and handicaps linked to ageing
107		European Population Day. Population and Urbanization. Round Table 3. Cities Networks, Interurban transport infrastructures
108		European Population Day. International Migrations. Round Table 3. Non professional migrations
109		Demography of indigenous peoples
110		Male fertility and sexual behaviour
111		Forced migration
112		Biomarkers, health and demographic research

THURSDAY, JULY 21
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

113

European Population Day Debate: Should we worry about the future of Europe’s population ?

THURSDAY, JULY 21
7:00 PM - 12:00 AM

114

National Reception

FRIDAY, JULY 22
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

115		Infant and child health
116		Determinants of STDs including HIV/AIDS
117		Labour market changes and their impact on family formation
118		The demography of conflict and violence
119		Aging in the developing world
120		Evolving patterns of population distribution in highly urbanised countries
121		Spatial demography including modelling
122		The history of the discipline of demography
123		Evolutionary ecology, kinship and reproduction

FRIDAY, JULY 22
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

124		Reproductive health (2)
125		Migrant integration
126		Mortality and causes of death at old ages: medical, social, economic and demographic determinants
127		Ethnic minorities
128		Fertility transition in developing countries
129		Family networks
130		Role of population policy in development
131		Epistemology in demography and sociology
132		Interplay between employment prospects and socio-demographic dynamics among young people in low-income countries

FRIDAY, JULY 22
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

P-4

Poster Session 4

FRIDAY, JULY 22
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

133		Adolescent sexuality and contraception
134		Longevity and health
135		Household demography and living arrangements
136		Dynamics of life spaces
137		Urbanisation, environment and development
138		Window of opportunity: the demographic dividend
139		Cultural dimensions of demographic behaviour in industrialized societies
140		Population projections and micro-simulations
141		Impact of international migration policies

FRIDAY, JULY 22
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

142		The demographic and socio-economic consequences of the HIV/AIDS epidemic
143		Trends of international migration flows
144		Inequalities in child health and mortality
145		Sharing time within the couple and family life
146		Children health
147		Gender and economics
148		The demography of disability: setting new directions
149		Mathematical and formal demography
150		Population and poverty reduction in Sub-Saharan Africa

FRIDAY, JULY 22
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

151

Debate: Should couples have the right to choose the sex of their children?

FRIDAY, JULY 22
7:00 PM - 12:00 AM

152

IUSSP General Assembly

SATURDAY, JULY 23
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM

153		Gender
154		Passages to adulthood in developing countries (1)
155		Training Session. Best Practices in Communicating Research to Effect Change
156		Induced abortion (2)
157		Consequences of family policies
158		Consequences of international migration on areas of origin
159		Making health systems work for the poor: the challenges of decentralization in low-income countries
160		Multiple identities and statistical measures
161		Fertility control in history

SATURDAY, JULY 23
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

162		Population and environment
163		Poverty, households and demographic behaviour
164		Prospects for below-replacement fertility
165		Labour market changes and their demographic correlates
166		Male sexuality and contraception
167		Demographic changes in developed countries: dependency and social policies
168		Circulation and suburbanization
169		Non-quantitative methods and strategies
170		Minorities and languages

SATURDAY, JULY 23
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

P-5

Poster Session 5

SATURDAY, JULY 23
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

171		Population, environment and development
172		Maternal health and mortality
173		Linkages between masculinity and risk behaviour
174		Economics of population ageing and population decline
175		Collecting and analysing data on gender
176		Migrant integration in developed countries
177		Modelling the HIV/AIDS epidemic: demographic impact and interventions
178		Sustaining replacement fertility: international comparative studies
179		The longitudinal study of health

SATURDAY, JULY 23
3:30 PM - 5:00 PM

180		Reproductive health programmes
181		Health and mortalilty in adult populations (2)
182		Training Session: Learning to use EPP and SPECTRUM: The UNAIDS approach to estimating the demographic impact of HIV/AIDS
183		Schooling and demographic change
184		Population and poverty (2)
185		Migration and the environment
186		Demographic aspects of female discrimination: from conception through childhood
187		The consequences of marital dissolution
188		Population ageing, labour force and international migration

SATURDAY, JULY 23
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

189

Closing Ceremony

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