European Population Conference 2014, Budapest

At the Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary, the European Population Conference 2014 was held from 25 to 28 June. Seven IPSS researchers had attended the meeting and presented paper or poster listed below;

In oral sessions:
　Futoshi ISHI (Director, Department of Population Dynamics Research)　“Analyzing the trends of the modal age at death for European Countries and Japan using the LD model”
　Miho IWASAWA (Department of Population Dynamics Research)　“Parental sex preference for children and parity progression in Japan: new preference for daughters?”

In poster sessions:
　Ryuichi KANEKO (Deputy Director-General)　“Entering the post-demographic transition phase in Japan: its concept, indicators and implications” (coauthored with Dr. Ryuzaburo SATO of Chuo University)
　Keita SUGA (Department of International Research and Cooperation)　“Regional differentials of death rates and their effects on an accuracy of a regional population projection in Japan”
　Wataru KUREISHI (Department of Theoretical Social Security Research)　“Time-inconsistency and the delay of childbirth”
　Yu KOREKAWA (Department of Population Dynamics Research)　“Immigrant occupational attainment in Japan and its determinants; is it a ‘structured settlement’?”

For the information on conference, please click here.