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Giornate di Studio sulla Popolazione
Population Days 2023
14th edition
Rome, 1-3 February 2023
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
PARTNERS AND SPONSORS
The Italian Association for Population Studies (SIS-AISP) is pleased to welcome you to the 14th
edition of the Giornate di Studio sulla Popolazione 2023 (Population Days 2023).
Population Days, held every two years, is one of the most important initiatives of the Italian
Association for the Study of Population (SIS-AISP). Italian and international leading experts and
scholars, mainly from academia, the National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) and other national
and governmental agencies, come together to present completed, planned, and ongoing
research. This edition sees the participation of the Italian Geographical Society and of the
Spanish Association of Historical Demography (ADEH) whose President and Vice President will
give their keynote speech in the introductory plenary session.
CONFERENCE LOCATIONS
THE VENUE
PopDays2023 Conference will take place at Department of Political Sciences of Roma TRE
University, via Gabriello Chiabrera, 199, Roma.
Parallel Sessions: at the Department of Political Sciences. Rooms 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D and ‘Aula
tesi’ are located on the 2nd floor; Room 3A ‘Aula Magna’, 3B and 3C are located on the 3rd
floor.
The Meeting ‘Dialoghi di Geografia e Studi di Popolazione’ is organized jointly with the
Italian Geographical Society and will be held on the 1st of February at the Italian Geographical
Society, Palazzetto Mattei, in villa Celimontana, via della Navicella, 12, Roma.
Plenary Session with the Spanish Association of Historical Demography: at Department
of Political Sciences, Room 3A ‘Aula Magna’ 3rd floor.
General Assembly: at Department of Political Sciences, Room 3A ‘Aula Magna’ 3rd floor.
Poster sessions: at Department of Political Sciences, 3rd floor.
Coffee breaks and Lunch: will be offered at Department of Political Sciences, 3rd floor.
Closing Ceremony: Room Aula Magna del Rettorato, via Ostiense 133.
INTERNET WIFI
In all the classrooms and common areas of the University of Roma Tre it is possible to use an
EDUROAM Internet connection, thus please bring with you your EDUROAM credentials.
We warmly recommend that you wear a face mask in all closed places and
during sessions, and in queues and near the buffet for both coffee breaks
and lunches.HOW TO REACH THE CONFERENCE VENUE
From Fiumicino Airport
• Public transport: Take the Leonardo Express train to Termini Railway station, then take
the Metro line B (direction Laurentina) and get off at the "Basilica di San Paolo" station.
Then it is a 5-minute walk to the conference venue.
• By taxi it takes about 30 minutes and it costs approximately €50. We recommend that
you use the white taxis that have an agreement with the public transport system, which
must ensure fixed fares from the airport: Taxi - AEROPORTI DI ROMA - Aeroporti di
Roma (adr.it)
From Ciampino Airport
• Public transport: take the bus to Termini Railway station, then take the Metro line B
(direction Laurentina) and get off at the "Basilica di San Paolo" station. Then it is a 5-
minute walk to the conference venue.
• By taxi it takes about 30 minutes and it costs approximately €40. We recommend that
you use the white taxis that have an agreement with the public transport system, which
must ensure fixed fares from the airport: Taxi - AEROPORTI DI ROMA - Aeroporti di
Roma (adr.it)
From Termini or Tiburtina Railway Station
• Public transport: take the Metro line B (direction Laurentina) and get off at the "Basilica
San Paolo" station. Then it is a 5-minute walk to the conference venue.
• By taxi it takes about 30 minutes and it costs approximately €30.
HOW TO MOVE IN ROME
Public buses, trams and subway (Metro)
The ticket fare is €1.50 and is valid on the whole Rome urban network for 100 minutes from
validation but allows only one journey on the Metro railway. Tickets can be purchased at
tobacco shops and newspaper stands or at the ticket machines within the Metro stations. You
can also pay directly with your card (credit card or debit card) at the Metro entrance gates or
on most of the buses. For more information visit https://www.atac.roma.it/en/tickets-and-
passes
Taxi
Taxi service is always available day and night at taxi ranks just outside the exits of the airport.
Besides it is for sure the fastest way to move around the city as taxis may drive on reserved
lanes. We recommend that you use the white taxis that have an agreement with the public
transport system, which must ensure fixed fares from the airport. To call a taxi dial: 3570 or
065551 or 060609 or use the App: chiamataxi060609.SOCIAL EVENTS WELCOME COCKTAIL On Wednesday 1st of February at 6.30pm you are invited to a Welcome Cocktail at the Cloister of the “Basilica Papale di San Paolo fuori le Mura”. For more information, you can check the website: https://basilicasanpaolo.org/en/cloister-and-archaeological-area/. Before the cocktail, it will be possible to attend a free guided tour of the Basilica. The guided tour can be offered to a small number of visitors only and it will operate on a first-come-first- serve basis. How to reach the Basilica San Paolo: the Basilica is located in Piazzale San Paolo, 1, 8-minute walk from the Conference Venue and close to the ‘Basilica San Paolo’ Metro B station. SOCIAL DINNER The social dinner will take place on Thursday 2nd of February at 8.30pm, at the Restaurant “Da Meo Patacca”, website: https://ristorantedameopatacca.it/. The price of the social dinner is 40 euros. If you intend to attend the social dinner, you can pay in cash at the conference registration desk. Please be advised that we are unable to accept payments by card, and that there is no ATM machine at the conference venue. We advise that you bring along the exact amount due for the social dinner at the registration desk. How to reach the Restaurant: the Restaurant “Da Meo Patacca” is located in Piazza dei Mercanti, 30 in the Trastevere district, not far from to the famous “Bocca della Verità”. To reach the Restaurant from the conference venue you can take the Metro line B (direction Jonio or Rebibbia) from the Basilica San Paolo station (5-minute walk from the conference venue), get off at the Circo Massimo station and then walk for 15 minutes towards the Tiber river, cross the bridge Ponte Palatino and walk along a suggestive alley up to the square (via Pietro Peretti and then vicolo Santa Maria in Cappella). Alternatively, you can walk to via Ostiense and take bus 23 to Largo Aventino, then walk for 5 minutes, cross the Ponte Palatino and take via Pietro Peretti and then vicolo Santa Maria in Cappella, or take a taxi. CLOSING CEREMONY The Closing Ceremony will take place on Friday 3rd of February at 3.30pm, in Room ‘Aula Magna’ of Roma TRE University Rectorate in the new building which is the result of an innovative architectural and urban redevelopment project of high artistic value. For more information check the website: ROMA TRE Rectorate. The glass building is particularly beautiful at dusk. Don't miss our goodbye toast at 5pm! How to reach the Rectorate: the Rectorate is located in via Ostiense 133, a 20-minute walk from the Conference venue. Reach the Basilica San Paolo metro station and turn right along via Ostiense. Alternatively, you can walk to via Ostiense and take bus 23.
PROGRAM AT A GLANCE
Wednesday 1 February Thursday 2 February Friday 3 February
Parallel session 2 Parallel session 6
S8 A gender perspective in family dynamics (2C) S35 Families, labour market and work-family balance
S9 Drivers in population and depopulation (2C)
dynamics (2D) S36 Grandparenting (2D)
9 -10.30am S10 Integration and labour market (2A) S37 Consequences of COVID-19 (2B)
S11 Healthy life expectancy (3B) S38 Methodological advances in mortality (Aula tesi)
S12 Mobility patterns (3C) S39 Migration and population change (2A)
Meeting at the Italian Geographical Society: S13 Pandemic and political movements (2B) S40 Pollution, climate change and health (3B)
Dialoghi di Geografia e Studi di Popolazione S41 Fertility dynamics and the life course (3C)
(in Italian, Location: Società Geografica Italiana
10.30 – 11am Coffee break Coffee break
Via della Navicella, 12 Roma)
09.30-11.15am Parallel session 3 Parallel session 7
S14 Computational demography (Aula tesi) S42 Children of immigrants (3C)
Light lunch 11.15-12.15am S15 Issues on COVID-19 pandemic (2A) S43 Subjective health issues among immigrants (2B)
S16 Childlessness and medically assisted S44 Models and methods in mortality research (2D)
reproduction (2D) S45 Contemporary fertility patterns (2A)
11 – 12.30pm
S17 Families, culture, and the SDT (2C) S46 Sub regional mobility (2C)
S18 Gender Issues in education and labour S47 Union dissolution (3B)
market (3B)
S19 Immigrants' health (3C)
S20 Intergenerational transfers (2B)
P2. Poster session 2
12.30 – 1.30pm Lunch Lunch
WELCOME ADDRESS (3rd floor)
REGISTRATION (Room 3A) Parallel session 4 Parallel sessions 8
1.30 – 2.30pm 2-2.30pm S21 Health and wellbeing among older people S48 Rome e le sue sfide (3B)
(3C) S49 Policies and fertility (2A)
S22 Digital demography (2D) S50 Perceptions and attitudes toward migration (2C)
S23 Education and labour market (3B) S51 Leaving the parental home and young people's
S24 Gender and education disparities in romantic relationships (2B)
emerging countries (2B) S52 Union formation (2D)
2.30 - 3pm PLENARY SESSION - ADEH S25 Employment, social class and fertility (2A)
(Room 3A) S26 Genetic and environmental factors of
mortality (Aula tesi)
S27 Integration of migrants (2C)
3 -3.30pm Coffee breakP1. Poster session 1 Parallel session 5 POSTER SESSION AWARD CEREMONY
3.30 – 4.30pm Coffee break
(3rd floor) S28 Disparity in life expectancy and mortality PRESENTATION OF THE POPULATION REPORT
Parallel session 1 (3C) ‘Le Famiglie in Italia: Forme, Ostacoli, Sfide’ (in Italian)
S1 Administrative data and new sources for S29 Endowments, behaviours and demographic and Closing Ceremony
demographic research (2D) outcomes (Aula tesi)
(Room Aula Magna del Rettorato, via Ostiense 133,
S2 Fertility, health and wellbeing (2B) S30 Fair and sustainable wellbeing: the about 15 minutes walk from the conference location)
S3 COVID-19 and mortality (3B) environmental dimension (3B)
4.30 - 5pm
S4 Families and social stratification (2C) S31 Family structure (2B)
S5 Issues in health and wellbeing (Aula tesi) S32 Health status and mental health (2D)
S6 Migration flows and return history (2A) S33 Family formation and fertility among
S7 Retirement and its transitions (3C) immigrants (2C)
S34 Labour market and migration (2A)
5 – 6pm Refreshments
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
(Room 3A ‘Aula Magna’, 3rd floor) (Room Aula Magna del Rettorato, via Ostiense 133, about
6 – 6.30pm 15 minutes walk from the conference location)
Welcome cocktail at the Cloister of the Basilica
6.30 – 8.30pm Papale San Paolo fuori le Mura, Piazzale San
Paolo, 1
Social Dinner at Restaurant “Da Meo Patacca”,
8.30pm
Piazza dei Mercanti, 30
NOTE: Locations are in brackets. Rooms 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D and ‘Aula tesi’ are located on the 2nd floor; Room 3A ‘Aula Magna’, 3B and 3C are located on the 3rd
floor.WEDNESDAY, 1 February
Location: Società Geografica Italiana, Via della Navicella, 12 Roma
Meeting at the Italian Geographical Society: Dialoghi di Geografia e Studi di
Popolazione (Wed 1, h. 9.30-12.30pm, in Italian)
La Società Geografica Italiana e l’Associazione Italiana per gli Studi di Popolazione in occasione
dei PopDays 2023 sono lieti di invitarvi alla presentazione dei loro rapporti scientifici
Saluti
Claudio Cerreti Presidente della Società Geografica Italiana,
Cecilia Tomassini Presidente dell’Associazione Italiana di Studi di Popolazione
Chair: Margherita Azzari
Teresa Graziano, Stefania Cerutti e Stefano De Falco Rapporto annuale ‘Territori in
transizione. Geografie delle aree marginali tra permanenze e cambiamenti’
Francesco Billari e Cecilia Tomassini Rapporto sulla Popolazione ‘L’Italia e le sfide della
demografia’
Seguirà un rinfresco
Location: Department of Political Science – Roma Tre University, Via G. Chiabrera, 199, Roma
Welcome Address (Wed 1, h. 2.00-2.30pm, Room 3A ‘Aula Magna’, 3rd floor)
Chair: Emilia Fiandra Direttrice del Dipartimento di Scienze Politiche, Università Roma Tre
Massimiliano Fiorucci Magnifico Rettore Università degli studi Roma Tre
Andrea Catarci Assessore alle Politiche del Personale, al Decentramento, Partecipazione e
Servizi al Territorio per la Città dei 15 minuti
Amedeo Ciaccheri Presidente VIII Municipio di Roma
Cecilia Tomassini President of Italian Association of Population Studies
Claudio Cerreti President of Italian Geographical Society
Corrado Crocetta President of the Italian Statistical Society
Alessandra De Rose President Local Organizing Committee Popdays2023
Plenary session with the Asociación de Demografía Histórica (Wed 1, h. 2.30-
3.30pm, Room 3A ‘Aula Magna’, 3rd floor)
Chair: Gabriele Ruiu, Società Italiana di Demografia Storica
Speakers:
• Andreu Domingo Valls Demographic and Social Reproduction Theory. Beyond the paradigm shift
• Alda Botelho Azevedo Housing in Demography: a crisis neglectedPoster Session P1 (Wed 1, h. 3.30-4.30pm, 3rd floor)
Chair: Annalisa Busetta
1. Alessandro Di Nallo, Selin Köksal
In utero exposure to job loss and adverse pregnancy outcomes
2. Alessandro Valentini, Domenico Di Spalatro, Assunta Lisa Carulli, Pancella Flavio, Sabina
Giampaolo
The new dimensions of depopulation in Abruzzo
3. Alessia Forciniti, Emma Zavarrone
Subcorpora & gender differences for the NBS: the case of water
4. Annalisa Cicerchia, Simona Staffieri, Rarita Zbranca
Culture, health and well-being: evidence from two recent scoping reviews and new research
demands
5. Arianna Furegon
Determinants of international migrations based on the theoretical framework of the project
Perceptions
6. Marcantonio Caltabiano, Francesco Candeloro Billari, Gianpiero Dalla Zuanna
The number of potential workers in developed countries: (un)arrestable decline?
7. Claudia Reiter, Anne Goujon, Maria Rita Testa
Italy’s population prospects: future scenarios for the 21st century
8. Davide Fardelli, Fabio Lipizzi, Alberto Sabbi
An analysis and spatial characterization of Italy's Inner Areas
9. Davide Gritti
Parental socio-economic background and family formation, the role of parental wealth
10. Edna Barromi-Perlman
Images of Italian Jewish Emancipation: An Analysis of Family Photographs after the Liberation
from the Roman Ghetto in 1870
11. Eleonora Miaci, Marina Attili, Cinzia Castagnaro, Cristina Giudici, Antonella Guarneri
Ilizia viene da lontano: il contributo alla fecondità delle cittadine straniere in Italia
12. Elisa Benedetti, Gabriele Lombardi, Rodolfo Cotichini, Sonia Cerrai, Marco Scalese, Sabrina
Molinaro
Problem gambling among European adolescents: potential risk of gambling products and online
gambling
13. Erminia Florio
Information campaigns and migration perceptions: Evidence from Senegal
14. Fabienne Rausa
Evolution of live births during the pandemic
15. Julia Callaway
Rural to Urban Migration and HIV Prevention in Guinea Before and After the 2014-2016 Ebola
Epidemic: A Mediation Analysis
16. Julijan Sutlović, Vera Graovac Matassi
Infant mortality trends in post-socialist EU states – How strong is the influence of GDP on infant
mortality decrease?
17. Lisa Harber-Aschan, Elena Pupaza, Ben Wilson
The legacy of exile for children of refugees: Inequality and disparity across multiple domains of
lifeCoffee break (h. 3.30-4.30pm, 3rd floor)
Parallel Session S1- S7 (Wed 1, h. 4.30-6pm)
S1 Administrative data and new sources for demographic research (Wed 1, h.
4.30-6pm, Room 2D, 2nd floor)
Chair: Angelo Lorenti
1. Cristian Usala, Mariano Porcu, Isabella Sulis
Following the crowd: how peers affect students' mobility choices
2. Eleonora Mussino, Andrea Monti, Bruno Santos, Eleni Matechou, Sven Drefahl
New approach to study the over-coverage in population registers
3. Gabriele Ruiu, Marco Breschi, Alessio Fornasin
An empirical analysis of the relationship between population ageing and innovativeness: a
dynamic panel approach
4. Giulia Ferrari
Developing a contextual database using census and other administrative data
5. Simona Mastroluca, Angela Chieppa, Raffaele Ferrara, Alessandro Sasso
The first Permanent Housing Census data: evidence on the territory and new analysis
opportunities
S2 Fertility, health and wellbeing (Wed 1, h. 4.30-6pm, Room 2B, 2nd floor)
Chair: Letizia Mencarini
1. Giammarco Alderotti, Eleonora Trappolini, Alice Raybould
Health in early adulthood and fertility: a study based on the 1958 British cohort
2. Marco Cozzani, Peter Falleseng, Juho Härkönen
Theoretical and empirical implications of selection into conception and foetal survival for birth
outcomes
3. Alessandro Di Nallo
Labour market outcomes following a miscarriage
4. Michele Allegra, Nicola Barban, Ridhi Kashyap, Carlo Reverberi, Valentina Rotondi, Maria Sironi
The puzzle of parenthood and wellbeing: exploring the role of the brain
5. Maria Sironi, George Ploubidis
Postponement of childbearing and mental health outcomes: evidence from the British birth
cohortsS3 COVID-19 and mortality (Wed 1, h. 4.30-6pm, Room 3B, 3rd floor)
Chair: Luisa Frova
1. Cosmo Strozza, Serena Vigezzi, Julia Callaway, Jose Manuel Aburto
The impact of COVID-19 on life expectancy among different socioeconomic groups in Denmark
2. Isabella Marinetti, Dmitri Jdanov
Effects of COVID-19 pandemic on life expectancy and premature mortality in the German Federal
States in 2020 and 2021
3. Luca Dei Bardi, Enrico Calandrini, Maria Balducci, Marina Davoli, Nera Agabiti, Giulia Cesaroni
The role of chronicity in COVID-19 mortality by deprivation. Findings from 2 years of SARS-CoV-
2 pandemic in the Lazio Region
4. Silvia Simeoni, Simone Navarra, Luisa Frova, Enrico Grande, Francesco Grippo, Stefano Marchetti,
Marilena Pappagallo
Comorbidities associated with COVID-19 deaths: inequalities by level of education
5. Stefano Mazzuco
Evolution of premature mortality and longevity extension in Italian regions
S4 Families and social stratification (Wed 1, h. 4.30-6pm, Room 2C, 2nd floor)
Chair: Danilo Bolano
1. Alessandra Trimarchi, Maria Gabriella Campolo, Antonino Di Pino Incognito
The role of social capital endowment for the effects of parents’ education and fertility on
children’s educational outcomes
2. Dalila De Rosa, Matteo Migheli, Chiara Daniela Pronzato
Inequalities over the life cycle: the role of welfare and family dynamics
3. Jani Erola, Marika Jaalovara, Lydia Veronica Palumbo
A Better Parent? Family-Dynamic Social Mobility and Socioeconomic Inheritance
4. Luisa Fadel, Diederik Boertien, Christine Schnor
The economic consequences of becoming a single father
5. Marco Tosi, Raffaele Guetto
Social stratification in parent-child relationships after separation: are high-educated parents
more involved?
S5 Issues in health and wellbeing (Wed 1, h. 4.30-6pm, Room ‘Aula tesi’, 2nd floor)
Chair: Alessandra Petrucci
1. Elena Ambrosetti, Alberto Arcagni, Angela Paparusso
Poset-based analysis of perceived quality of life in Europe
2. Elisa Tambellini, Anna Rotkirch, Mirkka Danielsbacka
Relationship trajectories and subjective wellbeing at old age - evidence from Finland
3. Gaia Bertarelli, Paolo Berta, Nicola Salvati, Chiara Seghieri
Network analysis of patient mobility in the Italian NHS
4. Giulia Cavrini, Elisa Cisotto, Alex Weissensteiner
The cost of caring in an ageing population/society: the case of South Tyrol
5. Margherita Agnoletto
Flexible working and well-being: evidence from the UKS6 Migration Flows and Return History (Wed 1, h. 4.30-6pm, Room 2A, 2nd floor)
Chair: Elena Ambrosetti
1. Isabelle Attané, Giovanna Merli, Ya-Han Chuang, Aurélie Santos, Su Wang
Migration pathways of China-born immigrants in the Paris region, France
2. Donatella Strangio
Italian migrants recruited in the inter war years: empire and labor mobilization
3. Jordi Bayona, Andreu Domingo
The unexpected Second Latin American migratory boom in Spain (2014-2019)
4. Micol Matilde Morellini
Beyond the missing link: Harnessing Social Network Analysis to investigate competing
migration theories
5. Viviana Amati, Cristiano Casali, and Laura Terzera
Dynamics of migration flows to OECD European countries: a network approach
S7 Retirement and its transitions (Wed 1, h. 4.30-6pm, Room 3C, 3rd floor)
Chair: Elena Pirani
1. Gustavo De Santis
Demography, economy and policy choices: the three corners of the pension conundrum
2. Hans Hämäläinen, Antti O. Tanskanen
Does transition to retirement promote volunteering? Findings from the Survey of Health, Ageing
and Retirement In Europe
3. Ana Hermeto, Elisenda Renteria Perez
Pathways from work to retirement and old age inequality in brazil: evaluating the interplay of
social class, gender and race
4. Carlo Lallo, Sergio Ginebri
The unexpected regressive effects of Italian retirement system in the next future
5. Linda Vecgaile
Changing work-family life courses and the future gender pension gap in Germany: a machine
learning approach
Location: Basilica di San Paolo fuori le mura, Piazzale San Paolo, 1
Welcome cocktail and social event (h. 6.30pm, Basilica S. Paolo)THURSDAY, 2 February
Parallel Session S8- S13 (Thu 2, h. 9-10.30am)
S8 A Gender perspective in family dynamics (Thu 2, h. 9-10.30am, Room 2C, 2nd
floor)
Chair: Francesca Rinesi
1. Elena Franzetti, Albert Esteve Palós, Christine Schwartz, Agnese Vitali
Gender gaps in education, occupation and income across European couples
2. Giulia Tattarini, Olga Gorodetskaya, Agnese Vitali
In the shadow of the gender gap: a longitudinal analysis of the productivity of academic fathers
in Germany
3. Nicole Hiekel, Mine Kühn
Gender inequality in childcare and parental mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic in
Germany. Do gender role attitudes matter?
4. Valeria Ferraretto, Agnese Vitali
Gender Differences and the Role of Parental Socio-Economic Status in the Transition to
Adulthood
5. Sanna Nivakoski, Francesca Agosti, Letizia Mencarini
Work-family balance during the pandemic: longitudinal evidence from 27 European countries
S9 Drivers of population and depopulation dynamics (Thu 2, h. 9-10.30am, Room
2D, 2nd floor)
Chair: Monica Meini
1. Camillo Berti
Population dynamics and land use. Cartographies and data for a diachronic analysis
2. Davide Fardelli, Francesco Maria Olivieri
Population dynamics in metropolitan systems: urbanization, periurbanization and functions
3. Elena Grimaccia
Environmental and socio-economic determinants of excess mortality in the European regions
4. Luisa Spagnoli, Pierluigi De Felice, Lucia Varasano
International Retirement Migration in marginal territories. The experience of Irsina in Basilicata
5. Marina Fuschi, Fabrizio Ferrari
Demography as a driver of de-territorialization: the population agony in the mountain areas of
Abruzzo and MoliseS10 Integration and labour market (Thu 2, h. 9-10.30am, Room 2A, 2nd floor)
Chair: Livia Ortensi
1. Chiara Daniela Pronzato, Simona Fiore, Luca Mo Costabella
Does access to regular work affect immigrants’ integration outcomes? Evidence from an Italian
amnesty program
2. Francesca Bitonti, Federico Benassi, Angelo Mazza, Salvatore Strozza
From South Asia to the South of Europe: comparative analysis of Sri Lankans’ residential
segregation in the main Italian cities using high resolution data on regular lattice geographies
3. Maurizio Avola, Giorgio Piccitto, Federico Vegetti
Great Recession and ethnic penalty in Europe: an analysis on regional labour markets
4. Rocco Molinari, Agnese Vitali, Ester Gallo
Migration, gender, and the division of unpaid work. A comparison between Italian and immigrant
couples
5. Alessio Buonomo, Stefania Capecchi, Francesca Di Iorio, Salvatore Strozza
A pilot study on migrants’ job satisfaction
S11 Healthy life expectancy (Thu 2, h. 9-10.30am, Room 3B, 3rd floor)
Chair: Sergi Trias-Llimós
1. Cecilia Potente, Patrick Prag
Causal effect of partner's education on health. A mendelian randomization approach
2. Donata Stonkute, Angelo Lorenti, Jeroen Spijker
Educational gradient in disability-free life expectancies across Europe: evidence from SHARE
3. Margherita Moretti, Timothy Riffe, Angelo Lorenti
Trends of disability-free life expectancy in Italy 2004-2019. A multistate analysis and
decomposition
4. Paola Di Giulio, Marc Luy
The gender dimension of the healthy life years indicator
5. Rossella Miglio, Chiara Puglisi, Rosella Rettaroli, Giulia Roli, Francesco Scalone
Trends and macro-determinants of frailty in Europe: a longitudinal analysis
S12 Mobility patterns (Thu 2, h. 9-10.30am, Room 3C, 3rd floor)
Chair: Federico Benassi
1. Alessandro Valentini, G. Fusaro, M. Bartoloni, Giuseppe Stassi
Depopulation of territories: evidence, consequences and inequalities
2. Filippo Oropallo, Maria Grazia Magliocchi, Francesco Giovanni Truglia
Farm workers’ territorial mobility
3. Laura Marbán Martínez, J. Recaño Valverde, Cecilia Reynaud, Sara Miccoli, Antonio López Gay
Depopulation evolution from 1981 to 2021. A comparison between Spain and Italy
4. Roberto Impicciatore, Nazareno Panichella
Geographical mobility and occupational achievement in EuropeS13 Pandemic and political movements: exploring the impact on families (Thu 2,
h. 9-10.30am, Room 2B, 2nd floor)
Chair: Alessandra De Rose
1. Livia Elisa Ortensi, Francesca Tosi, Rosella Rettaroli
Estimating the relationship between extreme climate events and early female marriage in
Bangladesh
2. Micaela Arcaio, Anna Maria Parroco
A composite indicator for intimate partner violence: a focus on African countries
3. Virginia Salaorni, Francesco De Salvatore, Elena Ambrosetti, Silvana Salvini, Agnese Vitali
Ideal family size in Egypt before and after the Egyptian Revolution
4. Risto Conte Keivabu, Francesca Zanasi
Extreme heat and health in old age
Coffee break (h. 10.30-11am, 3rd floor)
Parallel Session S14- S20 (Thu 2, h. 11-12.30pm)
S14 Computational demography (Thu 2, h. 11-12.30pm, Room ‘Aula tesi’, 2nd floor)
Chair: Raffaele Guetto
1. Bruno Arpino, Valeria Bordone, Maria Rita Testa
Do fertility intentions predict fertility behaviours? A Machine Learning approach
2. Laura P. Leone Chiara Chiavenna, Lorenzo Lucchini, Alessia Melegaro, Tiziano Rotesi et al.
Predicting attitudes towards COVID-19 vaccination for children: a machine learning-based
approach
3. Rita Lima
Lesson learnt in the data science worldview: new dimension of digital divide
4. Ross Barker, Allison Geerts, Francesco Rampazzo, Pietro Rampazzo, Doug Leasure
It’s a Match! A global view on the Use of Online Dating Applications
5. Carolina Coimbra Vieira, Marisa Vasconcelos
Contrasting Global Gender Gaps in STEM using Facebook Data and Offline Indicators
S15 Issues on COVID-19 pandemic (Thu 2, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 2A, 2nd floor)
Chair: Sabrina Prati
1. Francesco Mattioli, Letizia Mencarini
Abortion access during COVID-19: An empirical analysis of the Italian case
2. Giovanni Busetta, Fabio Fiorillo
The political motivation behind the classification risk of COVID-19 pandemic
3. Luca Dei Bardi, Anna Acampora, Laura Cacciani, Mirko Di Martino, Nera Agabiti, Marina Davoli,
Giulia Cesaroni
Impact of socioeconomic deprivation on SARS-CoV-2 spread in Italian provinces in different
restriction levels
4. Margherita Silan, Anita Migliorin, Pietro Belloni
Validation of a frailty indicator during the COVID-19 pandemic
5. Serena Vigezzi, Cosmo Strozza
Danish life expectancy in 2020 and 2021: differences by living arrangementS16 Childlessness and medically assisted reproduction (Thu 2, 11-12.30pm,
Room 2D, 2nd floor)
Chair: Daniele Vignoli
1. Anna Barbuscia
Involuntary childlessness and use of assisted reproduction in Spain
2. Jenny Chanfreau, Alice Goisis, Øystein Kravdal
Contribution of ART to the TFR in Norway: Trends & Composition
3. Alice Goisis, Maria Palma, Niina Metsa Simola, Reija Klemetti
Medically assisted reproduction and mental health: a 24-year longitudinal analysis using Finnish
register data
4. Ilaria Pietropoli, Agnese Vitali
Childless couples in advanced parental age and their fertility intentions: A comparative study in
Europe
5. Ivett Szalma, Maria Letizia Tanturri, Marieke Heers
Double standards regarding (non)parenthood: do they still exist?
S17 Families, culture, and the Second Demographic Transition (Thu 2, h. 11-
12.30pm, Room 2C, 2nd floor)
Chair: Romina Fraboni
1. Alessio Fornasin, Marco Breschi, Matteo Manfredini
The peasant family in Italy in the interwar period
2. Arnstein Aassve, Alicia Adsera, Letizia Mencarini, Hyunjoon Park, Chen Peng, Samuel Plach, James
Raymo, Senhu Wang, Jean Yeung Mail
Family ideals across cultures
3. Elena Bastianelli, Raffaele Guetto, Daniele Vignoli
Change in the socioeconomic gradient in the dissolution of marriage and cohabitation: Evidence
from a latecomer of the Second Demographic Transition
4. Hande Tugrul, Arnstein Aassve
Cultural foundations of the Second Demographic Transition: the role of inherited values
5. Inés Gil Torras
Historical legacies of the pre-industrial family systems: cohabitationS18 Gender issues in education and labour market (Thu 2, h. 11-12.30pm, Room
3B, 3rd floor)
Chair: Valentina Tocchioni
1. Anna Caprinali, Agnese Vitali
Diverging trajectories? Educational attainment, choices and expectations of non-heterosexual
students in the UK
2. Elena Grimaccia
Geographical imbalances of gender gap in employment in the European Union
3. Angelo Lorenti, Jessica Nisen, Letizia Mencarini, Mikko Myrskylä
Gender gaps in employment at midlife by fertility and education
4. Marianna Brunetti, Annalisa Fabretti, Mariangela Zoli
A further look to the gender gap in the Italian academic careers
5. Olga Gorodetskaya, Agnese Vitali
The path to tenure: Why are women still lagging behind? An event history analysis of academic
careers in Italian universities
S19 Immigrants' health (Thu 2, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 3C, 3rd floor)
Chair: Manuela Stranges
1. Ben Wilson, Matthew Wallace, Jan Saarela
Understanding the intergenerational impact of migration: An adult mortality advantage for the
children of forced migrants
2. Daniela Foresta, Elena Ambrosetti, Sergi Trias-Llimós, Pilar Zueras
Does migration background matter for risk-taking behaviours among adolescents in Italy?
3. Elisa Barbiano di Belgiojoso, Eralba Cela, Eleonora Trappolini
Health differences between migrants in the host country and non-migrants in the home country:
the case of Albanians in Italy
4. Joseph Harrison, Frank Sullivan, Katherine Keenan, Hill Kulu
Cancer incidence and survival amongst Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and their descendants in England
and Wales
S20 Intergenerational transfers (Thu 2, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 2B, 2nd floor)
Chair: Marco Albertini
1. Annalisa Busetta, Elena Fabrizi, Isabella Sulis
Does family background play the same role for sons and daughters? The role of intergenerational
transmission
2. Damiano Uccheddu, Bruno Arpino, Ester Lucia Rizzi
Close kin ties and COVID-19 outcomes among older adults in Europe: the role of COVID-19
precautionary behaviours
3. Davide Gritti, Stefani Scherer
Inheritances, gifts, and the conditionality of intergenerational norms
4. Liili Abuladze, Anna Rotkirch, Mirkka Danielsbacka
Social network outcomes of demographic change in Europe
5. Marta Pasqualini, Cecilia Tomassini, Alessandra De Rose, Eleonora Meli
Older parents-adult children exchanges and rural/urban dimension: a twenty-year overviewPoster Session P2 (Thu 2, h. 12.30-1.30pm, 3rd floor)
Chair: Annalisa Busetta
1. Eleonora Miaci, Raffaele Guetto, Daniele Vignoli
Fertility intentions in Italy during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Evidence from the Familydemic
survey
2. Annalisa Cicerchia, Francesca Allegra, Martina Caroleo
The contribution of cultural participation to the mental well-being of young people
3. Margot Lenouvel
Single mothers at childbirth in France: A statistical approach based on the National Perinatal
Survey
4. Maria Rita Testa, Flavia Santi, Brunella Bonito, Alessandro Lubicz
Fertility intentions and lifestyle in Italy: an analysis of the change through a survey among Luiss
students
5. Mario Marino, Francesco Scalone
Exploring Demographic Data in Open Repositories
6. Mariya Lenko, Romina Fraboni, Francesca Rinesi, Agnese Vitali
Couple’s Age Pattern and Fertility Intentions
7. Nicoletta Cibella, Anna Pezone
The richness of administrative data to describe the individuals difficult to capture in Population
Census surveys
8. Nicolò Marchesini
Men’s fertility and its determinants: a comparative study across some European countries
9. Olga Leshchenko
Temporary employment, unemployment, and well-being: the role of the partner and gender
norms in the society
10. Paola Di Giulio, Bernhard Rengs
Demography for young non-demographers (who are presumably keen to learn something about
it)
11. Paola Mancini, Gabriella Marcarelli
A multi-criteria approach for ranking Italian high schools by evaluating school and academic
performance
12. Paolo Emilio Cardone
Remote working and new forms of work
13. Raffaella Succi, Marija Mamolo
Exploring the Italian ecoregions: institutional fragmentation and sociodemographic
characteristics
14. Risto Conte Keivabu
Heat and school absences
15. Sandra Lalli
The settlement discomfort of the of the small Italian municipalities
16. Sara Miccoli, Filomena Racioppi
Geography of fertility and population decline in Italy. What relationship with social and
economic well-being?
17. Saverio Minardi, Andrea Colasurdo, Nicola Barban
Automated record linkage of Italian parish records from the XVI century onwards: a machine
learning approach
18. Silvia Rizzi, Cosmo Strozza, Virginia Zarulli
Sex differences in excess death risk during the COVID-19 pandemic: an analysis of the first wave
across Italian regions. What have we learned?19. Giuseppe Gabrielli, Salvatore Strozza
Trent’anni di immigrazione albanese in Italia
20. Simona Ballabio, Arianna Carra, Giulia De Candia, Simona Mirabelli, Flavio Verrecchia
Dynamics of territories in the Northwest and demographic forecasts
21. Simona Cafieri, Francesca Feoli
Mortality analysis in the 'Terra dei fuochi'
22. Tiassigue Kone
Explanatory factors for the persistence over time of unmet need for family planning among
women in union in Côte d'Ivoire
23. Vera de Bel, Mirkka Danielsbacka, Markus Jokela, Anna Rotkirch, Antti O. Tanskanen
Parental investment and adult children’s entry into parenthood: The difference between
intended and actual age of first birth
24. Wilfried Rault
Same-sex couples in France. Contributions and limitations of the latest annual census surveys
Lunch (h. 12.30-1.30pm, 3rd floor)
Parallel Session S21- S27 (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm)
S21 Health and wellbeing among older people (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm, Room 3C, 3rd
floor)
Chair: Cosmo Strozza
1. Marco Albertini, Giorgio Piccitto
Linked generations: Child’s transition into unemployment and parents’ mental wellbeing
2. Benedetta Pongiglione
Multidimensional frailty among the older population and inequalities in access to healthcare and
health outcomes in later life
3. Marco Albertini, Noah Lewin-Epstein, Merril Silverstein, Aviad Tur-Sinai
Sandwiched life courses Cross-National patterns and consequences on older people’s well being
4. Margherita Moretti, Elisa Cisotto, Alessandra De Rose
Trends over two decades of Disability-free grandparenthood in Italy
5. Damiano Uccheddu, Marco Tosi
Health after mid-life: the role of adult children’s education for older parents’ frailty in Europe
S22 Digital demography (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm, Room 2D, 2nd floor)
Chair: Emilio Zagheni
1. Ebru Sanliturk, Vytenis Juozas Deimantas
Identifying refugee needs by online search patterns: the case of Ukrainians in Europe
2. Saverio Minardi, Giulia Corti, Nicola Barban
Trends of assortative mating in the United States, 1700-1910. Evidence from FamiLinx data
3. Raffaele Guetto, Patrizio Lodetti, Brienna Perelli-Harris, Daniele Vignoli
Media coverage and partnerships: how discourses on liberal values affect the diffusion of civil
unions and same-sex marriages in the UK
4. Mauro Ferrante, Szilvia Gyimóthy, Stefano De Cantis, Noam Shoval
Analysis of intra-destination mobility through GPS technology: applications to cruise tourism in
European DestinationsS23 Education and labour market (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm, Room 3B, 3th floor)
Chair: Giancarlo Ragozini
1. Giorgio Cutuli, Paolo Barbieri, Stefani Scherer
In-work poverty in Western Europe: levels and determinants from a longitudinal perspective
2. Erminia Florio, Aicha Kharazi
Curtailment of economic activity and labour inequalities
3. Gabriele Lombardi
Education-to-work transition in Italy: insights from the University of Florence
4. Nazareno Panichella, Maurizio Avola, Stefano Cantalini, Giorgio Piccitto
Occupational Change, Geographical Marginality and Returns to Education: The Italian case
5. Veronica Toffolutti, Franco Sassi, Daniela Fecth
Estimating human capital spill-over in the UK: evidence from understanding society
S24 Gender and education disparities in emerging countries (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm,
Room 2B, 2nd floor)
Chair: Federica Querin
1. Eleonora Trappolini, Patrizia Farina, Laura Terzera
The role of the offspring’s sex composition and childbirth timing in the transition to the third child
among Indian mothers born between 1966-1985
2. John F. May, Tumen Sosorburam
Demographic and Population Policies Prospects in Emerging Market Economies
3. Maria Silvana Salvini
Fertility in Mediterranean countries: convergence or divergence?
4. Ronak Paul, Rashmi Rashmi
Examining the social class gap in old-age mortality: evidence from India human development
survey
S25 Employment, social class and fertility (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm, Room 2A, 2nd floor)
Chair: Stefani Scherer
1. Raffaele Guetto, Elia Moracci, Daniele Vignoli
Employment instability and fertility: do previous generations’ work histories matter?
2. Teodora Maksimovic, Letizia Mencarini, Marco Albertini, Giorgio Piccitto
Her class & his class: does social class matter for fertility?
3. Edoardo Redivo, Martin Dribe, Francesco Scalone
social class differences in spacing and stopping during the fertility transition: an application of
cure models to data from Southern Sweden 1815-1967
4. Alessandra Trimarchi, Nadia Steiber, Rudolf Winter-Ebmer, Caroline Berghammer
Partners’ relative resources and the transition to second birth in Austria
5. Rishabh Tyagi, Lars Dommermuth, Vegard Skirbekk
Closing in the gender gap: The fertility consequences of job loss among women and men - a
register-based study in NorwayS26 Genetic and environmental factors of mortality (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm, Room
‘Aula tesi’, 2nd floor)
Chair: Elisabetta Barbi
1. Gianni Carboni, Giambattista Salinari, Federico Benassi
The effect of the Great Recession on Italian life expectancy
2. Giulia Corti, Marco Cozzani, Saverio Minardi, Nicola Barban
Birth month and adult lifespan. a within-family analysis using FamiLinx Data in the United States
(1700-1910)
3. Laszlo Nemeth, Alda Azevedo, Lajos Bálint
Cold-related winter mortality in Hungary and Portugal, 1980-2017
4. Mary Abed Al Ahad, Urška Demšar, Frank Sullivan, Hill Kulu
Long-term exposure to air pollution and mortality hazard in Scotland: A 16-years cohort study
(2002-2017)
5. Michel Poulain, Anne Herm, Marco Battaglini, Giorgia Capacci, Claude Grasland, Giovanni Mario Pes,
Graziella Caselli
Reshaping the Sardinian longevity Blue Zone: status quo or changes?
S27 Integration of migrants (Thu 2, h. 1.30-3pm, Room 2C, 2nd floor)
Chair: Daria Mendola
1. Elisa Barbiano di Belgiojoso, Livia Ortensi
Becoming Italian among foreign-born in Italy: interest, sense of belonging and renunciation of
original citizenship
2. Carolina Coimbra Vieira, Sophie Lohmann, Emilio Zagheni
The value of cultural similarity for predicting migration: evidence from food and drink
preferences in Facebook data
3. Francesco Rampazzo, Jason Bell, Ridhi Kashyap, Micol Morellini, Melinda Mills, Andrew Stephen
Tell me what you buy, and I will tell you who you are”: Geo-demographic characteristics of
migrants through online retail data
4. Jisu Kim, Alina Sırbu, Giulio Rossetti, Fosca Giannotti, and Hillel Rapoport
Origin and destination attachment: study of cultural integration on Twitter
5. Ozge Elif Ozer
To return or not to return? The association between return intentions and transnationalism and
integration levels of the immigrants in the Netherlands
Coffee break (h. 3-3.30pm, 3rd Floor)Parallel Session S28- S34 (Thu 2, h. 3.30-5pm)
S28 Disparity in life expectancy and mortality (Thu 2, h. 3.30-5pm, Room 3C, 3rd
floor)
Chair: Benedetta Pongiglione
1. Alessandro Feraldi, Cristina Giudici, Nicolas Brouard
Sex gap in cancer-free life expectancy: the association with smoking, obesity and physical
inactivity
2. Gianpiero Dalla Zuanna, Asher Daniel Colombo
The demography of the end of life
3. Julia Callaway, Sven Drefahl, Eleonora Mussino, Cosmo Strozza
Survival to retirement age in Denmark and Sweden by country of birth: a register-based analysis
4. Sergi Trias-Llimós, Jeroen Spijker, Amand Blanes, Iñaki Permanyer
Age and cause-of-death contributions to educational inequalities in life expectancy and lifespan
variation in a low-mortality country: A cross-sectional study of 1.67 million deaths in Spain (2016-
19)
5. Csaba G. Tóth
Driving forces behind population change and ageing in Central and Eastern Europe from 1990 to
2020
S29 Endowments, behaviours and demographic outcomes (Thu 2, h. 3.30-5pm,
Room ‘Aula tesi’, 2nd floor)
Chair: Giulia Rivellini
1. Akbaritabar, Zhao, Zagheni
Internal versus international scholarly mobility and migration worldwide
2. Cecilia Potente, Julien Bodelet, Sudharshan Ravi, Steve Cole, Kathleen Harris, Michael Shanahan
Parental SES and Gene Expression in Adulthood
3. Dalit Contini, Guido Salza
"Children left behind. New evidence on the (adverse) impact of grade retention on educational
careers"
4. Stefano Mazzuco, Lucia Zanotto
Tempo effects in period TFR: inspecting the role of shape and scale variations
5. Xinyi Zhao, Aliakbar Akbaritabar, Ridhi Kashyap, Emilio Zagheni
Gendered patterns of global scholarly migration: Evidence on mobile researchers from
bibliometric dataS30 Fair and sustainable well-being: the environmental dimension (Thu 2, h. 3.30-
5pm, Room 3B, 3rd floor)
Chair: Margherita Azzari
1. Carlo Lallo, Federico Benassi, Giuseppe Stassi, Cecilia Tomassini
Towards the identification of a demographic and socio-economic benchmark to assess the future
impact of PNRR on the systematic depopulation local level: first results from Molise laboratory
2. Marta Pasqualini, Alessandra De Rose
What make you green? Determinants of green attitudes and behaviours
3. Nachatter Singh Garha
From decarbonization to depopulation: An emerging challenge for the carbon-intensive regions
under the energy transition in Spain
4. Roberto Impicciatore, Simone Ghislandi, Roman Hoffmann, Alessandra Izzo, Madeline Kett, Raya
Muttarak
Climate change and international migration intentions in developing countries
5. Silvia Iacuone, Luca Zarrilli
Iceland, between wilderness and anthropisation: a possible bionomy?
S31 Family structure (Thu 2, h. 3.30-5pm, Room 2B, 2nd floor)
Chair: Nicoletta Balbo
1. Alice Goisis, Jenny Chanfreau, Vanessa Moulton, George Ploubidis
Only children and cognitive ability in childhood: a cross-cohort analysis over 50 years in the U.K.
2. Malgorzata Mikucka, Ewa Jarosz, Annalisa Donno
Exploring companionship and its dimensions in Europe. Structural and behavioural
determinants of inequality across the life course
3. Martina Lo Conte, Eleonora Meli, Gianni Corsetti, Marco Marsili
Population decline and households' fragmentation until 2041. Italy and the different territorial
context
4. Raffaele Guetto, Elena Pirani
Family Structure and Adolescents’ Subjective Well-Being: Evidence across Regions and Time in
ItalyS32 Health status and mental health (Thu 2, h. 3.30-5pm, Room 2D, 2nd floor)
Chair: Bruno Arpino
1. Agostino Stavolo, Marina Marino, Rocco Mazza
Newspaper analysis of Alzheimer's disease through Symmetric Non-Negative Matrix
Factorization
2. Angelo Lorenti, Alessandra De Rose
Retirement, depression and loneliness. A mediation approach using the parametric g-formula
3. Anna Barbuscia
Women’s health after unplanned births. Evidence from the French Constances Cohort Study
4. Rosanna Cataldo, Alberto Maria De Mascellis, Maria Gabriella Grassia, Alfonso Piscitelli
Alzheimer’s dementia and well-being. Forty years of research through a bibliometric study
5. Vytenis Juozas Deimantas, Aušra Maslauskaitė
Loneliness in post-socialist countries in Eurasia: partners and children save millennials from
daunting desolation?
S33 Family formation and fertility among immigrants (Thu 2, h. 3.30-5pm, Room
2C, 2nd floor)
Chair: Eleonora Mussino
1. Francesca Tosi, Ariane Pailhé, Giulia Ferrari, Ognjen Obucina
Leaving the parental home among the children of immigrants in France
2. Joseph Harrison, Katherine Keenan, Frank Sullivan, Hill Kulu
Union formation and fertility amongst immigrants from Pakistan and their descendants in the
United Kingdom: A multichannel sequence analysis
3. Livia Elisa Ortensi, Roberto Impicciatore, Rocco Molinari
Does experiencing irregularity affect migrants’ fertility? Evidence from Italy
4. Margherita Odasso, Agnese Vitali, Giuseppe Sciortino, Martina Cvajner
Transnational parents in Italy: life satisfaction and mental health
5. Ognjen Obućina, Ariane Pailhé
The stability of interethnic unions among immigrants and their descendants in France
S34 Labour market and migration (Thu 2, h. 3.30-5pm, Room 2A, 2nd floor)
Chair: Massimo Attanasio
1. Raffaele Grotti, Siddartha Aradhya and Juho Härkönen
Hiring or firing? The dynamics of unemployment inequality among children of immigrants in
Sweden
2. Camilla Pangallo, Oliviero Casacchia and Corrado Polli
Italians and foreigners in Italy: skills, human capital, wage differences. An empirical analysis
3. Giovanni Busetta
Statistical and taste-based discrimination: an application of Discrimination Decomposition Index
using first- and second-generation immigrants
4. Sara Maiorino, Laura Terzera
Overqualification of migrants in Lombardy: a trend analysis 2008-2021
5. Wooseong Kim
Educational mismatch among second generation immigrants in Sweden: A register-based studyGENERAL ASSEMBLY (h. 5pm, Room 3A “Aula Magna”, 3rd floor)
SOCIAL DINNER (h. 8.30pm, Ristorante “Da Meo Patacca”, Piazza dei
Mercanti 30)
FRIDAY, 3 February
Parallel Session S35- S41 (Fri3, h. 9-10.30am)
S35 Families, labour market and work-family balance (Fri 3, h. 9-10.30am, Room
2C, 2nd floor)
Chair: Chiara Pronzato
1. Alicia Adserà, Federica Querin
The role of occupational characteristics in within and cross-family inequality in the context of
structural changes in the labor market
2. Anna Giraldo, Donata Favaro
The Added-Worker Effect within Italian Households
3. Annalisa Donno, Maria Letizia Tanturri
The Great Recession and the work-parenting balance in Italian couples: A time use study
4. Nicoletta Balbo, Danilo Bolano
Child disability and parental health and civic engagement. Exploring gender differences
S36 Grandparenting (Fri 3, h. 9-10.30am, Room 2D, 2nd floor)
Chair: Cecilia Tomassini
1. Giorgio Di Gessa, Bruno Arpino, Valeria Bordone
Grandparental activities and reasons for grandchild care by grandparents’ and grandchildren
age: Evidence from England
2. Karen Glaser, Giorgio Di Gessa
Relationship between grandparenting activities, reasons for care, and health: evidence from the
English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
3. Roberta Rutigliano, Zuzana Zilincikova, Christine Schnorr
Moving closer for the grandchild? Fertility and geographical proximity of mothers and daughters
in a dynamic perspective
4. Valeria Bordone, Bruno Arpino, Giorgio Di Gessa
Grandparental childcare, volunteering or both: how to better preserve cognitive functioning at
older ages?
5. Francesca Zanasi, Bruno Arpino, Valeria Bordone, Karsten Hank
Continuity and change in patterns of grandparental childcare in Europe across 15 yearsS37 Consequences of COVID-19 (Fri 3, h. 9-10.30am, Room 2B, 2nd floor)
Chair: Giulia Cavrini
1. Bruno Arpino
Internet use and contacts with children among older Europeans before and during the COVID-19
pandemic
2. Elena Ambrosetti, Marina Zannella, James R. Edwards
“I feel left out of society”: perceptions of social exclusion during the pandemic in Eu countries
3. Francesca Fiori, Edward Pomeroy, Giorgio Di Gessa
Exploring changes in care given and received during the COVID-19 pandemic. An analysis of the
UK context
4. Matteo Mazziotta, Livia Fioroni, Valeria Quondamstefano
Back from the hell? The living conditions of the Italian population in the COVID-19 pandemic era
5. Elvira Pelle, Giulia Rivellini, Susanna Zaccarin, Francesco Santelli
Ego-networks and behaviours of Italian older people in the COVID-19 pandemic time
S38 Methodological advances in mortality (Fri 3, h. 9-10.30am, Room ‘Aula tesi’, 2nd
floor)
Chair: Carlo Lallo
1. Ainhoa-Elena Leger, Silvia Rizzi
Forecasting monthly mortality using ratios of deaths of consecutive months
2. Alessandro Feraldi, Virgina Zarulli, Sefano Mazzuco, Christina Giudici
Functional data analysis approach in population studies: an application on the gender gap in life
expectancy
3. Andrea Nigri, Marco Bonetti, Rebecca Graziani
An age-period-cohort model in a Dirichlet framework: a coherent causes of death estimation
4. Giulia Corti, Saverio Minardi, Nicola Barban
Examining historical patterns in the intergenerational transmission of lifespan and longevity
5. Gustavo De Santis, Giambattista Salinari
Gutta cavat lapidem. How mortality shapes population age structures
S39. Migration and population change (Fri 3, h. 9-10.30am, Room 2A, 2nd floor)
Chair: Eralba Cela
1. Corrado Polli, Oliviero Casacchia, Aldo Rosano
Projecting migrant population in Italian population to 2050
2. Daniela Ghio, Anne Goujon, Claudio Bosco
The role of international migration and internal mobility in local population change: a
comparative analysis of Austrian and Italian municipalities
3. Danilo Bolano, Francesco C. Billari, Alessandro Di Nallo, Chiara Serra
The speed of population change and the role of migration flows in Europe. A study at the sub-
national level
Miguel González-Leonardo, Michaela Potancokova, Dilek Yildiz, Francisco Rowe Quantifying
immigration declines in 15 high-income countries during the COVID-19 pandemic
4. Thais Garcia Pereiro, Anna Paterno
Decomposing the contribution of foreigners to population change in Italy between 2010-2020S40. Pollution, climate change and health (Fri 3, h. 9-10.30am, Room 3B, 3rd floor)
Chair: Raya Muttarak
1. Simone Ferro, Chiara Serra
The role of social behaviour in mediating the effect of weather on COVID-19 infections
2. Mary Abed Al Aha
The spatial-temporal effect of air pollution on GP visits and hospital admissions by ethnicity in the
United Kingdom: an individual-level analysis
3. Patrick Montanari, Agnese Vitali, Valeria Ferraretto
Air quality, health and life satisfaction
4. Simone Ferro, Alessandro Palma, Chiara Serra, Massimo Stafoggia
Beyond birth: the medium-term impact of prenatal exposure to air pollution
5. Fabrizio Bernardi, Risto Conte Keivabu, Patrizia Falzetti
Poor air at school and educational inequalities
S41. Fertility dynamics and the life course (Fri 3, h. 9-10.30am, Room 3C, 3rd floor)
Chair: Giammarco Alderotti
1. Cinzia Castagnaro, Antonella Guarneri
Births out of wedlock in Italy: most recent trends
2. Olga Gorodetskaya, Agnese Vitali, Valentina Tocchioni, Alessandra Minello
The best time to become a parent: The effect of tenure on fertility among academics in Italy
3. Francesca Luppi, Maria Rita Testa, Alessandro Rosina
The cultural driver of low fertility in Italy
4. Chiara Pronzato, Matteo Migheli, Francesca Luppi
Re-partnering and fertility
5. Maria Francesca Morabito, Raffaele Guetto, Matthias Vollbracht, Daniele Vignoli
Media and childbearing. the role of the news coverage of the economy in Germany
Coffee break (h. 10.30-11am, 3rd Floor)
Parallel Session S42- S47 (Fri 3, h. 11-12.30pm)
S42. Children of immigrants (Fri 3, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 3C, 3rd floor)
Chair: Roberto Impicciatore
1. Alessio Buonomo, Giuseppe Gabrielli, Salvatore Strozza
Parental ethnic identity on immigrant children’s educational trajectories
2. Cinzia Conti, Massimo Strozza
The educational poverty of the young foreigners: problems of definition and measurement
3. Maria Miriam Carella, Thaís García-Pereiro, Roberta Pace, Anna Paterno
Albanian return migration in times of economic hardship: intentions and experiences
4. Elena Pupaza, Ben Wilson, Lisa Harber-Aschan
Intergenerational adaptation among the children and grandchildren of refugees
5. Luisa Salaris, Nicola Tedesco, Andrei Iacob
The impact of care migration on Romanian transnational families: Insights from a qualitative
studyS43. Subjective health issues among immigrants (Fri 3, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 2B,
2nd floor)
Chair: Eleonora Trappolini
1. Waseem Haider, Laura Salonen
The use of work disability benefits among natives and migrants in Finland: A full-population
register-based study with a 10-year follow-up
2. Viviana Amati, Elisa Barbiano di Belgiojoso, Eralba Cela
Social networks and loneliness among older migrants in Italy
3. Maria Gabriella Campolo, Antonino Di Pino Incognito
Assessing differences in both “cognitive” and “community” component of perceived well-being
between immigrants and natives in Italy
4. Silvia Loi, Peng Li, Mikko Myrskylä
Immigrant-native health disparities: an intersectionality perspective to the weathering hypothesis
5. Daria Mendola, Annalisa Busetta, Micaela Arcaio
The social network and health of refugees recently arrived in Germany
S44. Models and methods in mortality research (Fri 3, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 2D, 2nd
floor)
Chair: Stefano Mazzuco
1. Endeshaw Assefa Derso, Maria Gabriella Campolo, Alibrandi Angela
The causal mediation analysis of infant mortality in Ethiopia
2. Leonardo Cefalo, Susanna Levantesi, Andrea Nigri
Modelling life expectancy gender gap in a multi-population framework
3. Luca Badolato, Ari Decter-Frain, Nicholas J. Irons, Maria Miranda, Erin Walk, Elnura Zhalieva,
Monica Alexander, Ugofilippo Basellini, Emilio Zagheni
Predicting individual-level mortality with traditional and machine learning methods
4. Matteo Dimai
Clustering of mortality paths with the DISTATIS technique
5. Silvio Cabral Patricio, Trifon I. Missov
Revisiting the Gompertz-Makeham Model
S45. Contemporary fertility patterns (Fri 3, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 2A, 2nd floor)
Chair: Francesca Luppi
1. Giammarco Alderotti, Letizia Mencarini, Daniele Vignoli
Recent birth trends in Europe: disentangling the effect of the pandemic and the demographic trap
2. Eleonora Meli, Lucia Coppola, Daniele Vignoli
Re-examining income and fertility within couples: Evidence from Italy through the integration of
the Income Statistical Register and the Family and Social Subjects survey
3. Federica Querin
Fertility recuperation or births closer together? how education shapes timing and number of
children
4. Maria-Letizia Tanturri, Letizia Mencarini, Thaís García-Pereiro, Raffaella Patimo, García-Pereiro,
Mencarini, Raffaella Patimo
Is women’s domestic burden affecting fertility intentions of partnered individuals in Italy?
5. Lara Patrício Tavares, Alda Botelho Azevedo, Bruno Arpino
Economic uncertainty, fertility outcomes and the pandemics: before and afterS46. Sub regional mobility (Fri 3, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 2C, 2nd floor)
Chair: Gerardo Gallo
1. Daniela Perrotta, Tom Theile, Carlos Callejo Penalba, Kiran Garimella, Ingmar Weber, Emilio Zagheni
Characterizing high-skilled mobility patterns in Europe via LinkedIn
2. Mariangela Verrascina, Valeria Quondamstefano
A study on the self-containment of Italian Municipalities and some Inner Areas with the results of
the Permanent Population Census
3. Massimo Mucciardi, Federico Benassi, Cinzia Conti, Maura Simone
Exploring the settlement models of the main foreign communities residing in Italy (2003-2021)
4. Stefania Maria Lorenza Rimoldi, Massimiliano Crisci, Federico Benassi, James Raymer
Immigration and intra-urban residential mobility: the case of Rome in the 2000s
5. Vincenzo Giuseppe Genova, Gabriele Ruiu
The routes of Southern Italy university students: an explorative analysis
S47. Union dissolution (Fri 3, h. 11-12.30pm, Room 3B, 3rd floor)
Chair: Giulia Ferrari
1. Alina Pelikh, Alice Goisis, Hanna Remes, Niina Metsä-Simola
Partnership stability in couples who pursue parenthood: Does Medically Assisted Reproduction
matter?
2. Alessandro Di Nallo, Christian Munter
Union stability across family constellations in high-income countries
3. Arnaud Régnier-Loilier
Children's residence after separation in Quebec. Diversity of arrangements and related
determinants
4. Daniela Bellani, Francesca Rinesi, Antonella Guarneri
Age assortative mating and union dissolution in Italy
5. Marcantonio Caltabiano, Silvia Meggiolaro, Valentina Tocchioni
The impact of parental separation on the pathway of transition to adulthood in Italy
Lunch (h. 12.30-1.30pm, 3rd Floor)
Parallel Session S48- S52 (Fri 3, h. 1.30-3pm)
S48. Roma e le sue sfide (Fri 3, h. 1.30-3pm, in Italian, Room 3B, 3rd floor)
Chair: Cecilia Reynaud
1. Andrea Catarci
La città dei 15 minuti: l'esperienza di Roma
2. Oliviero Casacchia, Luisa Natale e Cecilia Reynaud
Roma e il suo hinterland: evoluzione recente e prospettive
3. Keti Lelo, Salvatore Monni, Federico Tomassi
Le sette Rome: La capitale delle disuguaglianze raccontata in 29 mappe
4. Filippo Celata, Barbara Brollo
Popolazioni temporanee e polarizzazione sociospaziale a Roma
5. Giancarlo Carbonetti, Silvia Dardanelli, Giampaolo De Matteis, Raffaele Ferrara, Mariangela
Verrascina
The potential for analysis at sub-municipal level with information provided by the Italian
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