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OeAW-president Faßmann just mentioned @VID results showing that in Austria women take on average 416 days of parental leave, men only NINE! There is still room to increase…
Demographic change, and in particular the longevity revolution, is the mother of all revolutions.“
Great talk by Francesco Billari in the festive hall of the Austrian Academy of Sciences.
Reminder to register: The talk will take place in one week 👇
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Francesco C. Billari (Rector of Bocconi University, Milan): "Demography and Hyperdiversity".
📅 23 February 2026, 17:00h
📍 Austrian Academy of Sciences, Festive Hall
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📢 Call for papers is now open!
We invite you to submit your contributions to the Vienna Yearbook of Population Research 2027 special issue "Demographic perspectives on migration".
📆 Submit until 15 May 2026.
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💡Demografinnen @buber-ennser.bsky.social und @mwinklerdworak.bsky.social zeigen: Inflation kann dazu führen, dass Menschen ihre Kinderwünsche reduzieren oder ganz aufgeben. Besonders betroffen sind wirtschaftlich schwache Haushalte und junge Erwachsene.
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Joint Academy Day 2025 at #OeAW with contributions from #VID.
Ageing Societies.
Looking forward to exchange with experts from various disciplines.
„Move away from impact to engagement.“ Great statement by Eleonora Milasso (@EUI) at the round table on „Science and policy“ at #WIC2025
Large interest in the poster on entrance of Syrians in the Austrian labour market by Bernhard Rengs at #WIC2025
It was an honor to have Prof. Dmytro Sushpanov from Ukraine at #WIC2025 who is doing important work on projecting Ukrainian population
Our final session at #WIC2025: Panel session on „science and policy“
Very interesting insights presented by Michaela Sedovic at #WIC2025: Restrictive immigration law in 2016 increased the risk of low birth weight.
In her presentation at #WIC2025 on fertility of women and men migrating between Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe, Elisabeth Kraus from #BIB shows that migrants to Europe have about 1.5 fewer children at age 45 than stayers.
@populationeu.bsky.social
Thanks to Daniela for joining #WIC2025 and to our “embassador” Paola Di Giulio
Thanks to the scholars with Ukrainian background a #WIC2025!
Thanks to my colleagues Judith Kohlenberger and Bernhard Rengs for their presentation on Ukrainian refugees in Austria, Poland and Czechia.
An honor to have Prof. Yuliya Kosyakova as keynote speaker at #WIC2025. Migration is not one decision, it is a sequence of linked transitions.
Great presentation by James Rayner on strategies for estimating and projecting migration at #WIC2025.
What a beautiful place to carry out a scientific conference! Jesus Crespo Cuaresma just provided recent insights on bilateral migration flows at #WIC2025.
Migration asprirations when the world is faced with multiple, overlapping global and local crises. Great presentation by Simone Ghislandi at #WIC2025
Interesting insights on Emigration of scientists from Ukraine, presented at #WIC2025.
We had a successful first day of #WIC2025 in the beautiful festive hall of the Austrian Academy of Sciences #OeAW
The Wittgenstein Centre Conference 2025 on Demographic Perspectives on Migration in the 21st Century co-organized by IIASA, @oeaw.bsky.social, & @univie.ac.at kicked of in Vienna today.
Visit the conference website to see what is in store for the rest of the week: www.oeaw.ac.at/vid/news-eve...
The first day of the Wittgenstein Centre Conference on "Demographic Perspectives on Migration in the 21st Century" started with a keynote by Jakub Bijak. Great to have more than 600 participants with us in Vienna and online!
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