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MORIIZUMI Rie Senior Researcher
Department of Population Dynamics Research
Updated; 19 August 2024

Research Field

  • Population Studies, Fertility, Fertility intentions, Family Policy, Female employment

Research Project

External Activities

  • Academic Society
    Population Association of Japan
    Japan Society of Family Sociology
    Study Group on Population Science
    • Others
      Population Association of Japan, Member of editorial committee (2016-)

Publications /Papers

  • [Book Section]
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2008) "Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children," in Hiroyuki Kanekiyo and Shinji Anzo(ed.) Social Security in an Era of Declining Population (Population Studies Library 7), Hara Shobo.
  • Oishi, Akiko and Rie Moriizumi (2011) "Working Conditions in a Society with Low Fertility: Current Situation and Challenges," Yoshio Higuchi and Tetsuo Fukawa(ed.) Work-Life Balance and Family Formation: Changing Japanese Working Life, University of Tokyo Press.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2012) "Female employment and child care support," in Toshio Kosaki and Fumio Makino(ed.) Low fertility and employment behavior of young people, University of Tokyo Press.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2015), "The Development of Measures Against Low Fertility in Japan: From the Angel Plan to the Children and Childrearing Vision," Shigesato Takahashi and Hiroshi Obuchi(ed.) Polulation Decline and Mesures Against Low Fertility (Population Studies Library 16), Hara Shobo.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2017) "Change of life course and social security," in Akira Morita and IPSS(ed.) Population Trends in Japan and Future Society: Population Trends Change Japan and the World, University of Tokyo Press.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2019) "'Population Policy' in Recent Years: The Development of Measures for Declining Birthrates since the 1990s", Hiroshi Kojima and Kiyoshi Hiroshima (ed.) Comparative History of Population Policy: Seguing Families and Government (Frontiers of Family Studies 4), supervised by the Society for Comparative Family History, Nihon Keizai Hyouronsha Ltd..
  • Moriizumi, Rie and Mariko Nakamura (2019), "Marriage, Childbirth and Career Formation in Japan," Nobuko Nagase and Eriko Taramura (ed.) Fertility Decline and Women's Lifecourse (Population Studies Library 19), Hara Shobo.

  • [Papers]
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2004) “Predictive Validity and Structure of the Intended Number of Children in Japan”, Journal of Population Problems, Vol.60, No.2, pp.32-52.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2005) “The Spread in Atypical Employment and Declining Birthrate”, Journal of Population Problems, Vol.61, No.3, pp.2-19
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2007) “Recent Trends of Fertility Rate in Industrialized Countries”, The Review of Comparative Social Security Research, No.160, pp.4-21.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2008) “An Empirical Study of Sex Preferences for Children in Japan”, Journal of Population Problems, Vol.64, No.1, pp.1-20.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2008) “Comparative Studies of National Population Projections in Industrialized Countries”, Journal of Population Problems, Vol.64, No.3, pp.45-69.
  • Kaneko, Ryuichi, Tsukasa Sasai, Saori Kamano, Miho Iwasawa, Fusami Mita, and Rie Moriizumi (2008) “Marriage Process and Fertility of Japanese Married Couples: Overview of the Results of the Thirteenth Japanese National Fertility Survey,Married Couples”, The Japanese Journal of Population, Vol.6, No.1, pp. 24-50.
  • Kaneko, Ryuichi, Tsukasa Sasai, Saori Kamano, Miho Iwasawa, Fusami Mita, and Rie Moriizumi(2008) “Attitudes toward Marriage and the Family among Japanese Singles: Overview of the Results of the Thirteenth Japanese National Fertility Survey, Singles”, The Japanese Journal of Population, Vol.6, No.1, pp. 51-75.
  • Kaneko, Ryuichi, Akira Ishikawa, Futoshi Ishii, Tsukasa Sasai, Miho Iwasawa, Fusami Mita, and Rie Moriizumi (2008) “Population Projections for Japan: 2006-2055: Outline of Results, Methods, and Assumptions”, The Japanese Journal of Population, Vol.6, No.1, pp. 76-114.
  • Raymo, James M., Letizia Mencarini, Miho Iwasawa and Rie Moriizumi (2010) “Intergenerational proximity and the fertility intentions on married women”, Asian Population Studies, Vol.6, No.2, pp.193-214.
  • Nagase, Nobuko and Rie Moriizumi (2010) “Work and Family Choices of Higher Educated Japanese Women: The Effects of Changing Labor Practices of Japanese Firms in the 90’s and 2000’s”, Journal of Social Sciences and Family Studies, No.17, pp.1-21.
  • Moriizumi, Rie and Kenji Kamata (2013) “International Comparison of the National Population Projections in Industrialized Countries”, Journal of Population Problems, Vol.69, No.3, pp.27-47.
  • Nagase, Nobuko and Rie Moriizumi (2013) “Females' Labor Force Participation Following the First Child Birth: Why Small Increase despite the Protective Law Changes in Japan”, Journal of Social Sciences and Family Studies, No.20, pp.19-36.
  • Fukuda, Setsuya and Rie Moriizumi (2015) “Desired Family Size in Japan: Evolving Patterns and Fertility Outcomes”, Journal of Population Problems, Vol.71, No.3, pp.179-200.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2018) “Verification Concerning thr Formulation and Implementation of a Municipal Support Project Plan for Children and Child Rearing: Consideration Based on Interviews with Local Governments”, Journal of Social Security Research, Vol.3, No.2, pp.222-240.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2019) “An Analysis of Childlessness in Japan”, Journal of Population Problems, Vol.75, No.1, pp.26-54.
  • Ishii, Futoshi, Rie Moriizumi, Miho Iwasawa and Mariko Nakamura (2021) "The Scientific Basis and Methodology of Official Population Projections from International Viewpoints", Journal of Population Problems, Vol.77, No.4, pp.335-357.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2023) “Fertility Decline in Korea and the 4th Basic Plan for Low Fertility and Aging Society”, Journal of Social Security Research, Vol.8, No.2, pp.119-130.
  • Moriizumi, Rie (2023) "An International Comparison of Fertility Decline and Policy Responses in Japan, China, and South Korea", Journal of Population Problems, Vol.77, No.4, pp.227-257.

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