Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter und Stellvertretender Leiter (Bevölkerungsdynamik und Nachhaltiges Wohlbefinden)

Risto Conte Keivabu

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Publikationen am MPIDR

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Conte Keivabu, R.; Chunara, R.:

Monsoon weather and food security in Pakistan

Food Security 18:2, 361–376. (2026)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Rubio-Cabanez, M.:

Wildfires and birth outcomes: evidence from Spain

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2026-024. (2026)    

Gualdi, R.; Conte Keivabu, R.:

Geographical heterogeneity in temperature-related deaths in Europe

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2026-025. (2026)    

Haskell-Craig, Z.; Ronnkvist, S.; Robinson, A.; Bovienzo, D.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Hauer, M.; Zagheni, E.:

Not just heat: place-based vulnerability to temperature extremes overestimated in Europe without including measures of adaptive capacity

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2026-021. (2026)    

Kannankeril Joseph, V. J.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Muttarak, R.; Zagheni, E.; Mazzuco, S.:

Harvesting effect and extreme temperature-related mortality in Italy

European Journal of Population 42, 1–37. (2026)    

neueste alle

Conte Keivabu, R.; Chunara, R.:

Monsoon weather and food security in Pakistan

Food Security 18:2, 361–376. (2026)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Rubio-Cabanez, M.:

Wildfires and birth outcomes: evidence from Spain

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2026-024. (2026)    

Gualdi, R.; Conte Keivabu, R.:

Geographical heterogeneity in temperature-related deaths in Europe

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2026-025. (2026)    

Haskell-Craig, Z.; Ronnkvist, S.; Robinson, A.; Bovienzo, D.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Hauer, M.; Zagheni, E.:

Not just heat: place-based vulnerability to temperature extremes overestimated in Europe without including measures of adaptive capacity

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2026-021. (2026)    

Kannankeril Joseph, V. J.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Muttarak, R.; Zagheni, E.; Mazzuco, S.:

Harvesting effect and extreme temperature-related mortality in Italy

European Journal of Population 42, 1–37. (2026)    

Mason, M.; Noel, S.; Rosenquist Ohlsson, L.; Salim, Z.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Perrotta, D.; Şanlitürk, A. E.:

Unequal adaptation: socioeconomic stratification in short-term mobility responses to wildfire hazards in Spain

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2026-023. (2026)    

Conte Keivabu, R.:

Changes in birth seasonality in East and West Germany, 1946-2017

Comparative Population Studies 50, 41–56. (2025)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Cozzani, M.; Wilde, J.:

Temperature and fertility: evidence from Spain

Population Studies 79:2, 283–297. (2025)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Zagheni, E.; Fink, A.:

Dementia and risks of temperature-related mortality and hospitalizations in Germany

Journals of Gerontology, Series A: Biological Sciences and Medical Sciences 80:4, 1–9. (2025)    

Fard, P.; Huegel, J.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Dominici, F.; Zagheni, E.; Estiri, H.; Patel, C. J.:

Developing a spatiotemporal repository of extreme heat and cold exposure in the United States for precision public health research

Environmental Science and Technology 59:37, 19872–19884. (2025)    

Kannankeril Joseph, V. J.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Muttarak, R.; Zagheni, E.; Mazzuco, S.:

Harvesting effect and extreme temperature-related mortality in Italy

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2025-018. (2025)    

Ronnkvist, S. R.; Haskell-Craig, Z.; Robinson, A.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Hauer, M. E.; Bovienzo, D.; Zagheni, E.:

What’s the TEE: metrics of temperature extremes in Europe NUTS regions (1980-2024)

Scientific Data 12:1114, 1–9. (2025)    

Valdés, M. T.; Espadafor, M. C.; Conte Keivabu, R.:

Can a low emission zone improve academic performance? Evidence from a natural experiment in the city of Madrid

Population and Environment 47:1, 1–31. (2025)    

Vidogbena, Y.; Conte Keivabu, R.; Behrman, J.; Andriano, L.:

Temperature and schooling: how heat shapes primary learning in West and Central Africa

IPR working paper series 25-21, Evanston, IL. forthcoming. (2025)    

Bernardi, F.; Conte Keivabu, R.:

Poor air quality at school and educational inequality by family socioeconomic status in Italy

Research in Social Stratification and Mobility 91:100932, 1–16. (2024)    

Conte Keivabu, R.:

Temperature and school absences: evidence from England

Population and Environment 46:6, 1–20. (2024)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Basellini, U.; Zagheni, E.:

Racial disparities in deaths related to extreme temperatures in the United States

One Earth 7:9, 1630–1637. (2024)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Widmann, T.:

The effect of temperature on language complexity: evidence from seven million parliamentary speeches

Iscience 27:6, 1–13. (2024)    

Zanasi, F.; Conte Keivabu, R.:

Extreme temperatures and morbidity in old age in Europe

Vienna Yearbook of Population Research 22, 1–28. (2024)    

Bernardi, F.; Conte Keivabu, R.:

Poor air at school and educational inequalities by family socioeconomic status

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2023-014. (2023)    

Conte Keivabu, R.:

Jeff Goodell The Heat Will Kill You First: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet Little Brown and Company, 2023, 400 p., $29.00 [Book Review]

Population and Development Review 49:4, 971–974. (2023)    

Conte Keivabu, R.:

Spatial and temporal disparities in air pollution exposure at Italian schools

Genus 79:27, 1–27. (2023)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Cozzani, M.; Wilde, J.:

Temperature and fertility: evidence from Spanish register data

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2023-021. (2023)    

Valdés, M. T.; Espadafor, M. C.; Conte Keivabu, R.:

Can a low emission zone improve academic performance? Evidence from a natural experiment in the city of Madrid

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2023-048. (2023)    

Conte Keivabu, R.:

Extreme temperature and mortality by educational attainment in Spain, 2012–2018

European Journal of Population 38:5, 1145–1182. (2022)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Basellini, U.; Zagheni, E.:

Racial disparities in deaths related to extreme temperatures in the United States between 1993 and 2005

MPIDR Working Paper WP-2022-028. (2022)    

Conte Keivabu, R.; Cozzani, M.:

Extreme heat, birth outcomes, and socioeconomic heterogeneity

Demography 59:5, 1631–1654. (2022)    

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