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The Vienna Yearbook of Population Research welcomes submissions for a Special Issue on
Delayed Reproduction: Patterns, Challenges and Prospects
The editors invite contributions on delayed fertility and family trajectories, including their biological, social and policy dimensions. Key topics include changes in reproductive trajectories and fertility levels, fertility intentions and outcomes, the role of assisted reproduction, socio-economic inequalities, consequences for parents and children, and policy responses to these changes. The special issue is guest-edited by Éva Beaujouan, Marie-Caroline Compans, Alice Goisis, and Jasmin Passet-Wittig.
We invite original unpublished contributions (empirical or theoretical) on the topic of delayed reproduction. We welcome different types of submissions including Research articles, Review articles, Perspectives and shorter Data & Trends contributions. All submissions will be subject to external double-blind peer review.
Submit your manuscript until 31 May 2025
For more information, please visit https://viennayearbook.org/call
VID's Research Group Demography of Austria is offering a Post-Doc position.
The Research Group Demography of Austria is headed by Isabella Buber-Ennser and offers a PostDoc position for up to 6 years. The research group investigates the demography of the Austrian population in an international comparative perspective and participates as the Austrian partner in international networks. Our research is based on different data sources including survey data and self-collected data and focuses currently on fertility and (forced) migration in Austria. We aim to expand our research to include aspects of ageing, socio-economic disparities and health across the life course by using emerging social science research infrastructures as well as novel administrative data (register data).
Details: POSTDOC POSITION (F/M/X), deadline for application: 15 January 2025
VID's Research Group on Population Data and Projections is offering a PhD student position.
The Research Group on Population Data and Projections is headed by Anne Goujon and offers a PreDoc position for an initial period of 2 years. The research group contributes to global population and human capital projections developed by the Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital (IIASA, OeAW, University of Vienna). Our work focuses particularly on collecting and estimating the base year population by educational attainment, as well as examining mortality and fertility differentials across education levels. Additionally, we engage in reconstruction efforts to highlight the role of education in the 20th century by reconstructing populations, fertility, and mortality by educational level.
Details: PHD STUDENT POSITION (F/M/X), deadline for application: 31 January 2025