Colloque: Le Maghreb et les mouvements Migratoires du XVIe siècler à nos jours
Tunis, 20-22 novembre 2008

Appel à communications, Call for papers

BSPS Annual Conference 2008
10-12 September 2008, The University of Manchester, UK.

Call for Papers: The 2008 BSPS Conference will be held at Hulme Hall, the University of Manchester, from 10-12 September. There will be a full programme of simultaneous strand sessions of submitted papers. Proposals or abstracts for papers and posters are invited across the entire demographic and population studies spectrum. For organizational purposes, strand organizers have been allocated to specific themes, but if you wish to submit a paper that does not appear to come under any of the headings given, please submit either to the strand organiser that appears most appropriate, or to Professor Paul Boyle, as shown in the list provided in the full announcement. If accepted, the paper will be allocated to an appropriate strand session when the programme is timetabled. Submissions of both qualitative and quantitative papers are most welcome.

Plenary speakers will be announced shortly. Information updates on the Conference will be posted to the BSPS website at: http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/BSPS/annualConference/2008.htm as available. Presenters of posters will be expected to attend the scheduled poster session on the first evening of the Conference, but posters will remain on display for the duration of the Conference.

Preliminary abstracts of papers – which may be in the form of a declaration of intent – (maximum 250 words, please), plus a provisional title, should be submitted by Thursday 1 May 2008, preferably by email, and accompanied by a submissions pro-forma to strand organisers.

Download full announcement

A summer short course in Environmental Demography is being offered by the University of Colorado Population Center (CUPC), July 16-18, in Boulder, Colorado. The course will provide an overview of the sub-discipline and several in-depth examples of central areas of research. Top scholars in the field will review both conceptual and methodological aspects of their research. In addition, students will receive an introduction to spatial data and analyses with a focus on the link between demographic and environmental processes.

Topics include: Population and Environment Scholarship: A Review and Considerations for the Future (Lori Hunter, University of Colorado – Boulder); Agent Based (Simulation) Approaches to Modeling Population and Environment (Barbara Entwisle, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill); Population and Deforestation: Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches (David Carr, University of California - Santa Barbara); Measuring Environmental Racial Inequality: Using GIS to Link Theories, Questions, Definitions, and Indicators (Liam Downey, University of Colorado – Boulder).

Format: The course is open to all graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, and junior faculty from any institution. CUPC will provide a limited number of stipends to pay for travel to and from the short course. Course credit: If desired, students may enroll in the course for 1.5 credits, and the CUPC will cover tuition expenses. Credit-seeking students will be expected to complete a final exam.

For further information, including application information, please see:
http://www.colorado.edu/ibs/cupc/short_courses/env_demography/
or contact: Lori.Hunter@colorado.edu.

Application deadline: April 6. Supported, in part, by NICHD.

Lori M. Hunter (Colorado-Boulder) has taken on the role of Editor-in-Chief of the academic journal Population and Environment published by Springer and encourages submissions from the IUSSP research community examining the association between demographic characteristics/dynamics and context. Details on the journal are provided below, but please feel free to write her directly if you have questions about the relevance of your scholarship.

The journal is keen to expand its representation of quality research by IUSSP scholars!

The journal's mission statement: Population and Environment publishes articles, commentary and reviews related to the bi-directional links between population, natural resources, and the natural environment, with the purpose of deepening scientific and policy dialogue in this often complex area. The coverage is multidisciplinary, spanning a range of social, policy, life, and natural sciences. Work at all scales, local to global, is presented as are both theoretical and empirical contributions. Population and Environment reaches a wide readership of researchers working in academic and policy institutions in the fields of demography, economics, sociology, geography, environmental studies, public health, ecology and associated sub-disciplines.

For further information, please visit the journal’s website www.springer.com or Lori Hunter directly: Lori.Hunter@colorado.edu

Workshop Aging, Care Need, and Quality of Life Rostock, 30.January 2008- 1 February 2008

Download the call for papers:

Call for papers: International Conference on “Can policies enhance fertility in Europe?” organized by the Vienna Institute of Demography to be held in Vienna/Austria, 6–7 December 2007

Deadline to submit abstracts or full papers is 12 October 2007.

The unprecedented, low fertility levels in Europe have raised considerable concern among policymakers. The European Commission’s White Paper The demographic future of Europe – from challenge to opportunity (COM (2006) 271 final) clearly expresses the need for governmental action. The purpose of this conference is to present and discuss past and future trends in the relation between fertility and the prevailing policy environment. In particular the conference will address the question of which policies can influence fertility and to what extent?
The organizers invite contributions on the following topics:

• Indicators of the tempo and quantum of fertility: Which fertility indicators are appropriate for studying the effects of policies? How would policies addressing the tempo of fertility differ from those addressing the quantum?
• Desired vs. realised fertility: Is there a persistent gap between desired and realised births? What reasons impede people to have the number of children they want to have? Is the conflict between work and childcare at the heart of the problem? Which policies could help to close the gap?
• Micro-macro relations and the welfare state: To understand the role of policies in fertility decisions we need to go to the micro level. However, society imposes constraints and incentives on individuals. Is multi-level analysis the best way to study this question?
• Co-benefits and contradictory policies: Many policies are primarily motivated by a social or gender policy rationale with the hope that they may also lead to higher fertility as a side effect. Is this realistic? Would changing certain policies with anti-natalist side effects make a difference?
Proposals of other relevant topics are welcome. The conference will bring together scientists and selected policymakers in a lively discussion about the future of Europe’s population. We plan to document the conference by a publication.

Download the call for papers
For more information about this conference, please visit http://www.oeaw.ac.at/vid/pef .

Abstract and paper submissions should be sent by e-mail to Dimiter.Philipov@oeaw.ac.at. Acceptance decisions will be communicated in October 2007

Call for Abstracts:3rd National Conference on PHE (Population, Health and Environment)

Tagaytay City, Philippines 5 – 7 March 2008

Download the Call for Abstracts

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS

Investing in Young People’s Health and Development: Research that Improves Policies and Programs

An International Conference

April 27-29, 2008 (April 30 optional sessions)
Abuja, Nigeria

Primary sponsors: Bill and Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA; Institute of Public Health, Obafemi Awolowo University; and Center for Population and Reproductive Health, University of Ibadan; and Nigeria’s federal ministries of health, youth, and education; in partnership with a consortium of more than 20 international and national organizations

The conference organizers invite the submission of research abstracts with direct program or policy implications for youth development programs in developing nations for review for oral or poster presentation. The deadline for submission of abstracts to gates@jhsph.edu is November 15, 2007.

The conference will open the evening of Sunday, April 27, 2008 and be followed by two full days of conference sessions. April 30 program is reserved for optional follow-on, youth-friendly, translational activities that we anticipate partner organizations will be sponsoring. More information is available from the conference website: www.jhsph.edu/gatesinstitute/policy_practice/adolhealth. Shortly, travel support application forms will be available as well from the website.

Organizations interested in sponsoring skill-building or related workshops around the conference schedule are invited to contact Ms. Natalie Culbertson at gates@jhsph.edu. Sponsored workshops may be scheduled either for the daytime of April 27 or on April 30. Other questions about the conference may be directed to this email address as well.

As some of you may be aware, the 3rd African Conference on Sexual Health and Rights is also being convened in Abuja, Nigeria, in February 2008 (www.africasexuality.org). Although in the same location and covering related themes, the Investing in Youth Health and Development Conference will take place in April, is internationally oriented, focused on young people, and concentrates on the accumulated research and program evidence that can inform young people’s health and development programs

PAA 2008

The Call for Papers can be found at www.popassoc.org.

L'appel à communications est disponible à www.popassoc.org.

Submissions are made online at the 2008 Annual Meeting Program Website. Les soumissions doivent être faites en ligne sur le site du programme 2008. http://paa2008.princeton.edu.

Deadline for submissions. Date limite pour les soumissions- September 21, 2007. 1 Septembre 2007

PDF versions of the Call for Papers, Member-Initiated Meetings and Travel Award Application forms are also available at the PAA website. Des versions pdf de l'appel à communications, des séances additionnelles et des formulaires de demande de financement sont aussi disponible sur le site de PAA: www.popassoc.org.

PAA in New Orleans, April 17-19, 2008

The Big Easy was knocked down but not out by the levee failures following Hurricane Katrina in August 2005. The extensive flooding of key residential areas has resulted in unprecedented shifts in population size and composition, and these profound demographic changes will be highlighted at the meetings. There will also be opportunities for attendees to visit affected areas, be briefed about their recovery, and even participate in the rebuilding in a small way.

But the older sections of the city most familiar to visitors did not flood and were scarcely damaged at all. The convention hotels and nearly all of the major restaurants, the entire Central Business District, the French Quarter and Marigny Districts, the Garden District and Uptown – i.e., all of the major tourist areas - are all now fully functional. Opportunities to explore and enjoy the “old” New Orleans will be extensive. A special wildlife tour into the swamp, as well as a “wildlife” tour of the best music and nightclub scenes in the city are in the works. Those returning to New Orleans will find nearly all of their favorite restaurants and night spots ready and eager to welcome them back.

For the most serious music lovers, plan to come early or stay late: PAA week will be sandwiched by French Quarter Fest (April 11-13) and the first week of Jazz Fest (April 25-27).

We’re planning for a big time in the Big Easy!

Mark J. VanLandingham, Tulane University
Member, PAA 2008 Local Arrangements Committee

Fiftieth Anniversary of CELADE

CELADE, the Latin American and Caribbean Demographic Centre/Population Division of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), will celebrate its 50 th anniversary in 2007. Numerous commemorative activities will mark CELADE’s contributions to knowledge of demography and the technical assistance it provides to the countries of the region. The first public celebration will coincide with World Population Day, 11 July, with an event to highlight the links between population and development. In August, the agreement between the United Nations and the Government of Chile that gave birth to CELADE will be commemorated at a joint ceremony with the University of Chile. And on 10-11 October, an international seminar will take place in which leading experts will debate the major socio-demographic changes of the past half-century and examine current challenges in research, training and the design of population and development policies.

Download the press release in English, French or Spanish

This information is also available at http://www.cepal.org/celade/celade50/ where further information on upcoming activities will be available.

For further information, please contact celade50@cepal.org

5th African Population conference

The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania and the Union of African Population Studies are pleased to invite you to be part of the 5th African Population conference to be held in Arusha, Tanzania, between December 10-14, 2007. The African Population Conference is organized every four years in order to review the state of knowledge on various population issues affecting the African continent. The conference brings together a diverse set of professionals, including: multi-disciplinary scholars, government officials, parliamentarians, service providers, multilateral and bilateral donors, the media and civil society. The conference plays a key role in strengthening networks; enhancing the visibility of African population issues, and promoting an integrated approach to the study and application of knowledge on population dynamics in development planning.

The conference will consist of consist of over 50 plenary and parallel sessions, poster presentations and technical workshops in support of the general theme of the meeting which is “The theme of the conference is: Emerging Issues on Population and Development in Africa”

Interested scholars and practitioners are invited to submit abstracts to present papers during the formal sessions to address the overall theme of the conference. The deadline for submission of abstracts in April 30, 2007 and the abstracts must be submitted through an online submission system kindly made available to the conference through support from the IUSSP and the Princeton University. To submit an abstract, follow instructions on: http://uaps2007.princeton.edu.

Decisions on successful abstracts will be communicated by May 31, 2007 and authors of accepted papers should upload the full papers onto the website by September 30, 2007. Limited funds will be available to support participation of participants who will not be in a position to raise their own travel funds and the deadline for application for these funds is June 30, 2007.

FURTHER INFORMATION

For questions concerning the submission of abstracts and the scientific program please contact uaps2007@opr.princeton.edu. For further details or queries about the conference, contact the Conference Coordinator at the African Population and Health Research Center (uaps2007conf@aphrc.org), or the Executive Director for UAPS (Elizabeth Anna Yao: yao@uaps.org). Details about the host country can be obtained from the Chairperson of the National Organizing Committee in Tanzania (Florence Mwanri: fmwanri@yahoo.com).

3rd International Conference on e-Social Science

Ann Arbor, October 7-10, 2007

Initial Announcement and Call for Submissions

http://ess.si.umich.edu

The aim of the conference on e-Social Science is to bring together international representatives of the social science and cyberinfrastructure research communities in order to create better mutual awareness, harmonize understanding, and instigate coordinated activities to accelerate research, development, and deployment of cyberinfrastructure to support the social science research community.

We invite contributions from members of the social science and cyberinfrastructure research communities with experience of - or interests in - exploring, developing, and applying new methods, practices, and tools that are facilitated by cyberinfrastructure in order to further social science research, and in studying the wider development of cyberinfrastructure-enabled research and its component technologies.

Details of submission topics and formats can be found at http://ess.si.umich.edu/call.htm

Deadlines: paper abstracts: May 15th, 2007.

Workshop, tutorial, and panel outlines: May 31st, 2007.

Poster abstracts: June 30th, 2007.

CALL FOR PAPERS

Population Review
Population Review is seeking original articles on human population problems, solutions, issues, trends and events. The journal’s focus is not limited by geography. In addition to quality articles, we are looking for brief research reports, viewpoints, and new additions to our scientific review board.
Important notice: Population Review is moving to Springer. Springer will produce a hard copy and an electronic version. Articles will be published immediately after acceptance. We are excited about this move and look forward to working with Springer!
For more information, please visit our website (www.populationreview.com)

Send any queries/submissions to: editor@populationreview.com

Moscow State Lomonosov University, with the support and participation of the Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Foreign Affaires of the Russian Federation, the Federal Employment Service of the Russian Federation, International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Office in Moscow, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Office in the Russian Federation,
the Council of Europe, International Union for Scientific Studies of Population (IUSSP)

are organizing, within the frame of The Fifth Valenteevskiye Chteniyathe, the International Conference on MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
(13-15 September 2007 Moscow, Russia)Deadline to submit abstracts or full papers is 15 April 2007.

Interested participants are encouraged to register to participate before 31 March 2007

Conference Organizers: Victor Sadovnichiy, Academician, Rector of the Moscow State Lonomosov University; Vasiliy Kolesov, Professor, the Dean of the Faculty of Economics; and Vladimir Iontsev, Professor, Head of the Department of Population

For further information please contact the organization committee at the following email addresses: iontsev@econ.msu.ru ; ivakhnyuk@econ.msu.ru

For more information you can download the call for papers .

Appel à communication pour la prochaine Chaire Quetelet 2007, sur :

"Dynamiques de pauvretés et vulnérabilités. Mesures et processus explicatifs en démographie et en sciences sociales."

qui se tiendra du 27 au 30 novembre 2007, à Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgique)

Les communications porteront sur l’un ou l’autre des cinq thèmes retenus, en référence à des pays du Nord ou du Sud :

Aspects méthodologiques : des définitions aux mesures
Santé et précarité des parcours de vie
Marginalité et stratégies de survie
Entourage et relations inter- et intra-générationnelles
Mobilités, ségrégations et fragmentations des espaces

Descriptif des séances : www.uclouvain.be/47506.html

Afin de favoriser l’implication des jeunes chercheurs dans la Chaire Quetelet 2007, une demi journée leur offrira l’occasion de présenter leurs travaux relatifs aux différentes thématiques traitées dans le cadre d’ateliers dont les discussions seront animées par des personnes expérimentées. Les jeunes chercheurs sont libres de proposer une communication dans ces ateliers ou en séance plénière.

La date limite de réception des propositions (résumés) est fixée au 27 avril 2007.
Organisation : Institut de démographie, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgique ( http://www.uclouvain.be/demo).
Plus d'informations : http://www.uclouvain.be/47506.html ou theysi@demo.ucl.ac.be
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Call for papers for the 2007 Chaire Quetelet :

"Poverty dynamics and vulnerability. Measures and explanations in Demography and Social Sciences"

November 27-30, 2007, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium

The papers should deal with any of the five themes considered here, referring to both developed and developing countries.

Methodological aspects: from definitions to measures
Health and precariousness of life histories
Living on the edge and survival strategies
Social environment and inter/intra-generational relations
Mobility, segregation and fragmentation of spaces

Description of the sessions: http://www.uclouvain.be/47506.html

To favour the implication of young researchers in the Quetelet seminar 2007, a half day will offer them the opportunity to present their work on one of the topics described in the programme during workshops animated by experienced researchers. The young researchers are free to submit a paper for these workshops or for a plenary session.

The deadline of receipt of the proposals (abstracts) is April 27, 2007

Organisation : Institut de démographie, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium ( http://www.uclouvain.be/demo).
Information :http://www.uclouvain.be/47506.html or theysi@demo.ucl.ac.be

The Quebec Inter-University Centre for Social Statistics (QICSS, Montréal) and the Institut national d’études démographiques (INED, Paris) are jointly organizing an international conference on "Social Statistics and Ethnic Diversity: Should we count, how should we count and why?" in Montreal, December 6-8, 2007.

The main goal of the conference is to establish links between the production, analysis, uses and interpretation of social statistics related to ethnic diversity. The Conference aims to encourage international exchanges in order to document the diversity of situations, namely: the experience of countries of immigration (Canada, the United States, Australia, etc.), the European experience, and the experience of countries of the South (Africa, Latin America, Asia, etc.).

The Conference also aims to generate debate between the many different actors involved: organizations that produce statistics, researchers, and users (including civil society, in particular NGOs involved in anti-discrimination activities). Submissions of Proposals: This conference aspires to bring together decision makers, policy analysts, community workers, and scholars (including students).

Persons interested in submitting a paper proposal should send a one-page abstract (around 500 words) by May 1st, 2007 simultaneously to the three following addresses: a.gagnon@umontreal.ca; victor@acpd.ca; simon@ined.fr . Presentations can be made in French or English. Authors will be notified of acceptance by June 1st, 2007.

For more information you can download the complete document .

Le Centre Inter-Universitaire Québecois de Statistiques Sociales et l'Institut national d'études démographiques (INED) organisent conjointement une conférence internationale sur "Statistiques sociales et diversité ethnique : doit-on compter, comment et à quelles fins ?" à Montréal du 6 au 8 décembre 2007.

L’objectif principal de la conférence est d’établir le lien entre la production, l’analyse, l’utilisation et l’interprétation des statistiques sociales reliées à la diversité ethnique. La Conférence veut favoriser un échange international afin de montrer la diversité des situations : l’expérience des pays dits d’immigration (Canada, États-Unis, Australie, etc.), l’expérience européenne et l’expérience du Sud (Afrique, Amérique Latine, Asie…).

La Conférence veut également provoquer un débat entre plusieurs acteurs : les organismes producteurs de statistiques, les chercheurs et les utilisateurs (incluant la société civile, en particulier les organismes non-gouvernementaux de lutte contre la discrimination). Soumission de propositions : Cette conférence s’adresse aux décideurs, analystes politiques, intervenants communautaires, chercheurs universitaires (y compris les étudiants).

Les personnes qui désirent soumettre un projet de communication doivent faire parvenir un résumé d’une page (environ 500 mots) d’ici le 1er mai 2007 aux trois adresses suivantes simultanément: a.gagnon@umontreal.ca; victor@acpd.ca; simon@ined.fr. Les présentations peuvent être faites en français ou en anglais. Les avis de participation seront envoyés aux auteurs d’ici le 1er juin 2007.

Pour plus de détails, vous pouvez télécharger le document complet .

Belgian Platform on Population and Development

The Belgian Platform on Population and Development kindly invites you to participate in the international conference ‘Population Ageing. Towards an Improvement of the Quality of Life?’ on 1st March 2007 in Brussels, Belgium.

The subject of the conference is directly linked to the annual theme of the 40th session of the Commission on Population and Development (CPD) of the United Nations. In 2007 the subject is: “The changing age structures of populations and their implications for development” ? in other words, ‘population ageing’’.

Please see the programme of the conference. There are in total 13 international speakers. The purpose of the conference is to put the issue of ‘population ageing’ (and the socio-economic problems associated with it) into a broad international perspective. Indeed, ‘population ageing’ is not a ‘European’ issue, but a ‘global’ issue.

Presentations will be made in English, French, and Dutch. Simultaneous translation will be available in all three languages.

The presentations will be followed with discussions from the floor and with panel discussions. The panel members will be a mixture of parliamentarians, academics, representatives of ngo’s, and high-level civil servants. All panel members have a keen interest in the subject of population ageing, its socio-economic consequences and its importance in the broader perspective of international development cooperation.
The conference is organised under the auspices of the Directorate-General for Development Cooperation (DGDC), the Institute of Tropical Medicine (ITG) in Antwerp, and the Study Centre of the Flemish Government (SVR).

The venue of the conference is indicated on the registration form. (See also French or Dutch version of the form) For those of you who come from outside Brussels, please note that the Hendrik Consciencegebouw is at 10 minutes walking from the North Station (and close to the Place Rogier).

Important! The participation at the conference is free. The only requirement to participate is to fill out the registration form and return it before 17 February to the organisers : conference@sensoa.be .

A timely registration will guarantee an invitation to a free lunch (a cold buffet) and to the reception at the end of the conference.

With kind regards, and hoping to meeting you in great numbers on March 1st, 2007.

On behalf of the organising committee,
Ronald Schoenmaeckers
Member of the Belgian Platform ‘Population and Development’,
Scientific Director/ Coordinator SVR (Research Centre of the Flemish Government)

You can download the invitation to the conference (also in French and Dutch)

Innovative Methodologies for Censuses in the New Millennium An ISI, IASS, IAOS sponsored Satellite Meeting of the 56th Session of the ISI, Lisboa, 2007

August 31st - September 2nd 2007
Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute, S3RI
University of Southampton, Southampton, UK

CALL FOR PAPERS

Population censuses are a key source of detailed demographic and socio-economic information, despite increasing difficulties in conducting them. In addition, they are often the main source for the updating of sampling frames that form the basis for carrying out regular household sample surveys, required to provide ongoing information for monitoring economic and social development. In the past, conferences on the topic of censuses have tended to focus on the management of the census process, rather than on the underlying methodology, with methodological issues usually confined to occasional sessions at general statistical conferences. In recent years, National Statistical Institutes (NSIs) have been directing more resources for developing innovative statistical methodological techniques, in order to increase the efficiency of the census process, such as in non-response and coverage adjustments, estimation, editing and imputation techniques, etc. The aim of this meeting is to highlight and focus on the methodological advances that are taking place around the world, and raise awareness regarding best practices in census methodology.

For further information please visit http://www.s3ri.soton.ac.uk/isi2007 or download the full call for papers

Workshop on "Individual, area and group variation in morbidity and mortality", Monday 17th September - Wednesday 19th September 2007.

The workshop is being organised by the Dipartimento di Scienze Demografiche of the Università degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza" and IRPPS-CNR (the Italian Research Institute on Population and Social Policy of the National Research Council) and will be hosted by IRPPS. The local organising committee is chaired by Viviana Egidi and Frank Heins. As in the past, there will be no registration fee, but participants will need to make their own travel and accommodation arrangements. Further information, especially regarding the local arrangements will be published in due course on www.irpps.cnr.it.

As we search for ever more complete explanations of differences in health and longevity, mortality research is expanding its gaze. We are no longer satisfied just to look at current conditions of the individual: the physical and social environment or the quality of public health and medical assistance. Without denying the importance of these, we are now looking backwards, at genetic, childhood and even prenatal influences; we are looking at household structures and the social environment, the effects of local-area averages, inequalities and social heterogeneity, and the way these all interact with individual characteristics. In a way, the question remains the same: what are the requirements of the human organism if it is to survive and stay healthy, and how do these needs vary with age and sex? At the same time, however, we appreciate that the answers need to be sought at many different levels and over a long period of time.

The workshop will look at work being done at these different levels, juxtaposing them, and seeking new, synthesising formulations. It is anticipated that there will be about 20 participants in the workshop, giving each participant a good half hour to present his/her work and then have it discussed by the whole group. Researchers interested in presenting their work at the workshop are invited to contact Jon Anson at anson@bgumail.bgu.ac.il (fax: +972 8 647 2933) with an abstract or preliminary conceptualisation. Please also send a copy to Viviana Egidi at viviana.egidi@uniroma1.it (fax: +39 06 8530 3374).The deadline for submission of abstracts is Friday, 30th March, but please contact us sooner, if possible.

Université de Tunis 29-30 Novembre 2006

L'unité de recherche " Migration, Gestion et Développement " de l'Université de Tunis et l'unité de recherche " migrations internationales et minorités " de l'INED- France, envisagent l'organisation de journées de recherche sur le thème des migrations Maghreb-Europe. Cette rencontre scientifique regroupera des chercheurs des pays du Nord et des pays du Sud de la méditerranée pendant une durée de deux jours.

Pour plus d'information sur cet évènement cliquer ici

Click here for more information on this event

Population Association of America
2007 Annual Meeting. March 29-31, 2007, New York, USA.

Call for Papers Now Available Online at www.popassoc.org

Submissions are made online at the 2007 Annual Meeting Program Website http://paa2007.princeton.edu.
Deadline for submissions - September 22, 2006

PDF versions of the Call for Papers, Member-Initiated Meetings and Travel Award Application forms are also available at the PAA website http://www.popassoc.org/meetings.html.