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John, B. M.:

Union-fertility nexus and fertility variation in Sub-Saharan Africa: the role of marital dissolution and repartnering

Stockholm: Stockholm University, Dissertations series / Stockholm University Demography Unit 26. (2024)

Peters, S.:

Who starts a family? The prospective association between psychological factors and family formation processes

Stockholm: Stockholm University, Dissertations series / Stockholm University Demography Unit 27. (2024)

Burgos Ochoa, L.:

Mind the gap: socioeconomic health inequalities in early life

Rotterdam, The Netherlands: Erasmus University Rotterdam. (2023)

Gil-Clavel, B. S.:

Studying social interactions using digital trace data: the case of older adults, migrants, and family ties

Groningen: University of Groningen. unpublished. (2023)

Hellstrand, J.:

Drivers and future of the fertility decline in the 2010s: an analysis of Finland and other Nordic countries

Helsinki: Unigrafia, Publications of the Faculty of Social Sciences 234. (2023)

Marquez, N.:

Continued migrant mobility: analyzing the geographic mobility of immigrant populations beyond the international migration context

Washington: University of Washington. unpublished. (2023)

Pitkänen, J.:

Adverse childhood experiences, parental socioeconomic resources and hospital-presenting self-harm in adolescence and young adulthood

Helsinki: Unigrafia. (2023)

Schmied, J.:

The economic costs of life-course transitions

Berlin: Free University of Berlin. unpublished. (2023)

Sharma, S.:

A study of the population burden of cognitive impairment in the US

St Andrews: University of St Andrews. unpublished. (2023)

Shi, J.:

Mortality inequality and its implications for retirees

Oxford: University of Oxford. (2023)

Campisi, N.:

Spatial perspectives for understanding fertility changes in Europe

St Andrews: University of St Andrews. unpublished. (2022)

Jackisch, J.:

Troubled childhoods cast long shadows: studies of childhood adversity and premature mortality in a Swedish post-war birth cohort

Stockholm: Stockholm University, Health equity studies 24. (2022)

Junna, L. M.:

Unemployment, health and mortality: evidence from longitudinal register data

Helsinki: Unigrafia, Publications of the Faculty of Social Sciences 211. (2022)

Palumbo, L. V.:

The relationship between economic precariousness, parental socio-economic status, and partnership dynamics among young adults in the UK

Southampton: University of Southampton. unpublished. (2022)

Yu, S.:

Staying healthy and happy at work: how job flexibility can help

Groningen: University of Groningen. unpublished. (2022)

Böhnstedt, M.:

Statistical methods for frailty models: studies on old-age mortality and recurrent events

Leiden: Leiden University. (2021)

Danilova, I. A.:

Spatial and temporal consistency of cause-specific mortality data

Rostock: Universität Rostock. (2021)

Serratos-Sotelo, L. A.:

Disease, death, and displacement: the long-term effects of early-life conditions on income, education, and health in Sweden, 1937-2011

Lund: Lund University, Lund studies in economic history 98. (2021)

Höhn, A.:

Gender, hospitalization, and mortality

Odense: University of Southern Denmark. (2020)

Acosta, E.:

Age, period, and cohort effects on adult mortality due to extrinsic causes of death

Montreal, Québec: University of Montreal. (2019)

van Hedel, K.:

Explaining the US health disadvantage: the role of social inequalities

Rotterdam: Erasmus University Rotterdam. (2019)

Vatterrott, A.:

Fertility and family dynamics of east-west German migrants

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2019)

Alburez-Gutierrez, D.:

Beyond excess mortality: the demographic life of a Mayan community after a war of massacres

London: London School of Economics and Political Science. (2018)

Danilova, I. A.:

Regional'nyj analiz smertnosti po pricinam smerti v Rossii

Moscow: National Research University - Higher School of Economics. (2018)

Ebeling, M.:

Measuring mortality trends and dynamics in an era of continuous mortality decline

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2018)

Németh, L.:

Identifying the parsimonious model for adult and old-age human mortality: statistical evidence, applications and consequences

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2016)

Bui, T. M. V.:

Essays on retirement decisions in a family context

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2015)

Empez Vidal, N.:

"¡Solo valiente!": los menores que migran solos de Marruecos a Cataluña

Barcelona: Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. (2015)

Ringelhan, F.:

Aging in basal metazoans: a biodemographic approach

Hannover: Leibniz Universität Hannover. (2015)

Rößger, F.:

Demographic perspectives on international migration

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2015)

Wensink, M. J.:

The evolution of ageing: concepts, causation and calculus

Leiden: Leiden University. (2015)

Wisser, O.:

Sex differences in middle mortality

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2015)

Bastin, S.:

Mit Kind, ohne Mann. Und dann? Partnerschaftsverläufe alleinerziehender Mütter in Deutschland

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2014)

Geisler, E.:

How do welfare state policies shape parental employment patterns? A comparison of Great Britain, eastern and western Germany

Rostock: Universität Rostock. (2014)

Krapf, S.:

Public childcare provision and fertility behavior: a comparison of Sweden and Germany

Opladen: Budrich UniPress. (2014)

Kuhnt, A.-K.:

Kinderwünsche im Lebensverlauf: Analysen auf Basis des Beziehungs- und Familienpanels (pairfam)

Rostock: Universität Rostock. (2014)

Ogurtsova, E.:

Estimating transition rates for multistate models from panel data and repeated cross-sections

Groningen: University of Groningen. (2014)

Schnor. C.:

The contexts of partnership and childbearing as determinants of union stability: a quantitative analysis on western and eastern German partnerships with data from the German Family Panel

Rostock: Universität Rostock. (2014)

Vogt, T. C.:

Money or medicine? – The importance of rising pension income and modern health care for old age survival in the natural experiment setting of the German reunification

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2014)

Wrycza, T. F.:

Demographic methods for measuring aging: the conceptual framework of pace and shape

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2014)

Diersch, N.:

Action prediction in the aging mind

Leipzig: Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, MPI series in human cognitive and brain sciences 151. (2013)

Kramer, B. H.:

Demography in eusocial Hymenoptera

Mainz: Johannes Gutenberg-Universitӓt. (2013)

Sánchez Gassen, N. E.:

Germany's future electors: the influence of demographic changes and legal reforms on the development of the electorate

München: Universität der Bundeswehr München. (2013)

Calduch Verdiell, N.:

Protecting the larger fish: an ecological, economical and evolutionary analysis using a demographic model

Charlottenlund: Technical University of Denmark, National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Section for Population Ecology and Genetics. (2012)

Grigoriev, P.:

Health crisis in Belarus as reflected by cause-of-death and regional mortality trends and patterns

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2012)

Nedoluzhko, L.:

Demographic journeys along the Silk Road: marriage, childbearing, and migration in Kyrgyzstan

Stockholm: Acta Universitatis Stockholmiensis, Stockholm University Demography Unit - Dissertation series 7. (2012)

Tesching, K.:

Education and fertility: dynamic interrelations between women’s educational level, educational field and fertility in Sweden

Stockholm: Stockholm University, Stockholm University Demography Unit - Dissertation series 6. (2012)

Akyel, D.:

Die Ökonomisierung des Heiligen: zum Wandel des Bestattungsmarktes in Deutschland

Köln: Universität Köln. (2011)

Kachel, A. F.:

The evolution of human female life history: insights from an agent-based modeling perspective

Leipzig: University of Leipzig. (2011)

Kluge, F. A.:

The individual economic lifecycle and its fiscal implications in an aging Germany: findings from National Transfer Accounts

Rostock: University of Rostock. (2011)

Köppen, K.:

Marriage and cohabitation in western Germany and France

Rostock: Universität Rostock. (2011)

Leifeld, P.:

Discourse networks and German pension politics

Konstanz: Universität Konstanz. (2011)

Rasner, A.:

The distribution of pension wealth and the process of pension building: augmenting survey data with administrative pension records by statistical matching

Berlin: Technische Universität. (2011)

Rebke, M.:

Explaining patterns of age-specific performance

London: Imperial College London. (2011)

Schnabel, S.:

Expectile smoothing: new perspectives on asymmetric least squares. An application to life expectancy

Utrecht: Utrecht University, Sociale Wetenschappen Proefschriften. (2011)

van Raalte, A. A.:

Lifespan variation: methods, trends and the role of socioeconomic inequality

Rotterdam: Erasmus University Rotterdam. (2011)

Wilkoszewski, H.:

Germany’s social policy challenge: public intergenerational transfers in light of demographic change

London: University of London, London School of Economics and Political Science. (2011)

Wolff, J. K.:

Social support and subjective health as within-person processes: adult age differences in intraindividual variability and in associations between social support and physical and emotional well-being

Berlin: Humboldt Universität. (2011)

Ziegler, U.:

Dementia in Germany: past trends and future developments

Rostock: Universität Rostock. (2011)

Zinn, S.:

A continuous-time microsimulation and first steps towards a multi-level approach in demography

Rostock: Universität Rostock. (2011)

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