
Laboratory of Economic and Social Demography
Director
Head of the Laboratory of Economic and Social Demography
Head of the Laboratory of Historical Demography
Joshua R. Goldstein is Director of the MPIDR and Head of the Laboratories of Economic and Social Demography and of Historical Demography. His research interests include family demography, fertility, marriage, aging, and demographic forecasting. He earned a BA in history from Yale University and a DEA in Demography and Social Sciences at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) in Paris. In 1996, he received his PhD in Demography from the University of California, Berkeley. From 1996 to 2007, he was a professor (Assistant, Associate and Full) of Sociology and Public Affairs at Princeton University. In 2007, he became Director at the MPIDR.
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Projects
- Beyond Vital Statistics: Order-Specific Fertility Data from Multiple Sources Project details
- Cultural Diffusion versus Economics: Studying the Fertility Decline in Prussia Using Spatial Models Project details
- Demographic Change and Kinship Structure Project details
- Easterlin Effects of Lowest-Low Fertility Project details
- Formal Demography of Aging Project details
- Historical Origins of the German East-West Demographic Divide Project details
- Human Fertility Collection Project details
- Human Fertility Database Project details
- Indirect Estimation of Child Mortality from Census Microdata Project details
- Innovation Diffusion Models in Demography Project details
- Integrated Public Use Microdata Series for Historical European Censuses Project details
- Life Cycle Service in Different Family Systems During the 19th Century Project details
- Life-Course Dynamics in Eastern and Western Germany Project details
- Macro-Level Time Series Analysis of Economic Conditions and Fertility Project details
- Modeling Cohort Fertility and Mortality Project details
- MOSAIC: Recovering Surviving Census Records to Reconstruct Population, Economic, and Cultural History Project details
- Population History GIS Collection Project details
- Spatial Variation in Living Arrangements in pre-1900 Germany Project details

