Sessions

1. Fertility

101. Theme session: Fertility Sobotka
102. [1]. Couple fertility preferences and intentions Odusina
103. Covid-19 and Fertility Nitsche/Wilde
104. [3]. Fertility recuperation, its limiting and its supporting factors Beaujouan/Compans
105. [4]. Gender-biased sex selection Robinson
106. Infertility and Assisted Reproduction Lazzari
107. Realised and Unrealised Fertility Desires Yeatman
108. [7]. Voluntary and involuntary childlessness RamaRao


2. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

201. Theme session: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Singh
202. [8]. Interplay between individual and contextual influences on reproduction Väisänen/Batyra
203. Strategies to Improve Maternal Health Outcomes and Reduce Disparities in Mch Care: What Works and Sustains? Santhya
204. [10]. Menopause: social and demographic consequences Doblhammer
205. [11]. Menstrual health management: current challenges Muthusamy
206. [12]. Reconsidering unmet need: a more rights-based approach Prata
207. Sexual and Reproductive Health during Crises Marteleto
208. [14]. Unintended pregnancy and abortion Hosseini Chavoshi


3. Family Planning and Contraception

301. Contraceptive Use and Effectiveness Juarez
302. [15]. Advances in data and modeling in family planning O'Brien
303. [16]. Socio-cultural factors underlying contraceptive non-use Alex-Ojei


4. Families, Unions and Households

401. Theme Session: Families, unions and households Dommaraju
402. Digital Technologies, Online Dating, and Family Dynamics Pesando
403. [18]. Family networks beyond the household: an international perspective Alburez-Gutierrez
404. [19]. Family violence in conflict and displacement Torrisi
405. [20]. Impacts of non-kin and non-kin networks on demographic outcomes Booth
406. [21]. Relationship as an initial step of union formation and childbearing Mogi


5. Children, Adolescents, and Youth

501. Theme session: Children, adolescents, and youth Gage
502. Changing Families: Effects on Child Outcomes Treleaven
503. [23]. Child, early and forced marriage Dodoo


6. Older Adults and Intergenerational Relations

601. Living Arrangements and Caregiving in an Ageing World Arpino


7. Health and Morbidity

701. Theme session: Health and morbidity Payne
702. Child Mortality in LMICs Kunnuji
703. [25]. Disability in lower resource settings Channon
704. [26]. Early life exposure and cohort change in health and mortality Quaranta
705. [27]. Preventing and mitigating dementia Langa
706. [28]. The impact of COVID-19 on women's health Cardenas


8. Mortality and Longevity

801. Theme session: Mortality and Longevity Jasseh
802. [29]. Biosocial approaches to older adult mortality and longevity Beltrán-Sánchez
803. [30]. Intrafamily and intergenerational transmission of health van Dijk
804. [31]. Measuring mortality with civil registration data in low and middle-income countries Saikia
805. [32]. Measuring possible human longevity limits Camarda
806. [33]. Multi-morbidity at death Désesquelles/Adair
807. Subnational and Spatial Variation in Mortality Grigoriev


9. Population Ageing

901. Theme session: Population ageing Kuriath
902. [35]. Population ageing, economic decisions of the family and the well-being of older people Giles


10. Gender Dynamics

1001. Gender Dynamics and Demographic Shifts Over Time Malhotra
1002. [36]. Gender disparities and factors underlying low female labour force participation Desai
1003. The Gender Dimension in Nutrition, Environment and Food Security Unisa
1004. Gender, Health, Environment and Climate Change Adamo
1005. [39]. Gender-based violence within and outside the home Puri
1006. [40]. Intersections of class, gender, and other inequalities and implications for well-being Shifa


11. Inequality, Disadvantage and Discrimination

1101. Theme session: Inequality, disadvantage and discrimination Ezeh


12. International Migration

1201. Theme session: International migration Willekens
1202. Applying New Data and Methods to International Migration to and from Low and Middle-Income Countries Prieto Rosas/Masferrer
1203. [45]. International migration, mobilities and displacement: The role of population science in informing policy Kraly


13. Migrant Populations and Refugees

1301. Theme session: Migrant populations and refugees Zapata
1302. [48]. Forced migration and statelessness in host countries Khawaja
1303. [49]. Understanding the lives of descendants of refugees Wilson


14. Internal Migration and Urbanization

1401. Internal Migration: A Cross-National Perspective Bernard
1402. [42]. Fertility/family trajectories of internal migrants: the role of territorial context Dubuc/Doignon
1403. [43]. Internal migration as a life-course trajectory Vidal
1404. [44]. Internal migration in developing countries Tiwari
1405. [47]. Sustainable urbanization through integrated and multisectoral approaches Adedini


15. Spatial Demography

1501. Theme session: Spatial Demography Matthews
1502. Culture, Population and Society Cameron
1503. Spatial Demography: Innovative Approaches and Insights Kluesener/Sander


16. Human Capital, Education, and Work

1601. Theme session: Human capital, education, and work KC


17. Economic Demography

1701. Economics of Population Aging and Intergenerational Transfers Lam


18. Population and Development

1801. Theme session: Population and development Finlay
1802. [52]. Changing middle class and population trends in LMICs Allendorf
1803. [53]. Demographic Dividend sensitive budgeting in Africa: tools and policies Dramani
1804. [54]. Population registers, human rights and ethics Gruskin
1805. [55]. The concept of the Demographic Dividend: new realities and policies Loichinger/Backhaus


19. Population, Environment, and Climate Change

1901. Population, Environment and Land Use Bilsborrow
1902. Are There Too Many People on Earth? The Socio-Environmental Consequences of Population Decline Matanle
1903. [57]. Demography of disasters in the age of global environmental change Barbieri
1904. [58]. New research frontiers in climate migration Reed
1905. [46]. Mobility and immobility in the framework of climate change challenges Ambrosetti/Cela


20. Population, Shocks and Pandemics

2001. Mortality effects of pandemics Castro
2002. [59]. Demographic heterogeneity and multi-level responses to climate variability, conflict and unprecedented shocks Grace


21. Historical Demography

2101. Health and Mortality in Historical Populations Ramiro Fariñas
2102. [60]. Epidemics and contagious diseases: the legacy of the past Riswick
2103. [61]. New data for old questions: crowd-sourced genealogy and demographic research Barban/Minardi


22. Data and Methods

2201. Theme session: Data and methods Canudas-Romo
2202. [62]. Analyzing fictional populations in demographic research. The use of non-traditional data Brugeilles/Rozée Gomez/Arbogast
2203. [63]. Data challenges in large-scale global comparisons of population dynamics García-Guerrero/Lima
2204. [64]. Data innovations, prospects, and challenges in LMICs Akinyemi
2205. [66]. Innovations and challenges in large-scale demographic population-based surveys Gauthier/Kishor
2206. Evolutionary Demography Sear
2207. New Approaches and Tools in Fertility Research Schoumaker
2208. [68]. Innovative data and methods in assessing climate-conflict-population relationships Zagheni
2209. [69]. Integrating population, displacement and geospatial data in humanitarian emergencies: challenges, opportunities and lessons Silva
2210. [70]. Mobile and web surveys to conduct demographic research in LMICs Reniers/Helleringer
2211. [71]. Politics of data: the use of demographic data in political narratives Bhagat
2212. [72]. Vital statistics production, dissemination and usage Gerland


23. Population Policies

2301. Theme session: Population policies Gietel-Basten


24. The Demography of Indigenous Populations

2401. Theme session: The Demography of Indigenous Populations Rarere