European Population Conference 2016, Mainz

At the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany, the European Population Conference 2016 was held from 30 August to 3 September. Five IPSS researchers had attended the meeting and presented posters listed below;

In poster sessions:
　Masakazu YAMAUCHI (Senior Researcher, Department of Population Structure Research), Shiro KOIKE (Senior Researcher, Department of Population Structure Research) and Kenji KAMATA (Senior Researcher, Department of Population Structure Research) 　“Japan’s official subnational population projections accuracy: comparative analysis of projections in Japan, English-speaking countries and the EU”
　Keita SUGA (Senior Researcher, Department of Population Structure Research)　“Married women’s employment and the timing of the 1st marriage and the 1st childbirth in Japan: patterns and covariates”
　Kenji KAMATA (Senior Researcher, Department of Population Structure Research)　“Diffusion process of fertility transition in Japan: regional analysis using spatial panel econometric model”
　Setsuya FUKUDA (Senior Researcher, Department of Research Planning and Coordination)　“Gender role division and well-being of the couples: evidence from the Netherlands, Germany and Japan”

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