Nordic Demographic Symposium 2010

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1 Nordic Demographic Symposium June, Lund, Sweden Thursday: 13:00-14:00 Keynote address: Hill Kulu 14:00-14:30 Coffee 14:30-16:30 Parallel Sessions 1 Migration I Gender, Family Policy, and Family Changes 16:45-18:45 Parallel Sessions 2 Migration II New Demographic Trends I 18:45-19:30 Annual Meeting - Swedish Demographic Association 20:00 Welcome Reception Childlessness Separation and Divorce I Friday: 9:00-11:00 Parallel Sessions 3 Immigrants, Family Formation, and Fertility 1:00-11:30 Coffee 11:30-12:30 Keynote address: Luule Sakkeus 12:30-13:45 Lunch 13:45-15:45 Parallel Sessions 4 Ageing, Health and Mortality I Methods and Applications of Population Forecasting Second Generation Migrants I New Demographic Trends II New Demographic Trends III 15:45-16:15 Coffee 16:15-18:15 Parallel Sessions 5 Ageing, Health and Mortality II Second Generation Migrants II 18:15-19:00 Nordic Demographic Association General Assembly 20:00 Dinner Gendering Family Dynamics Saturday: 9:00-11:00 Parallel Sessions 6 Labour Market Participation 11:00-11:30 Coffee 11:30-12:30 Keynote address: Jan Saarela 12:30 Closing remarks Early Life Effects Separation and Divorce II

2 Sessions Session 1: Migration I Thursday 14:30-16:30 Annemette Lindhardt Olsen Emma Lundholm& Gunnar Malmberg Jan Amcoff & Thomas Niedomysl Matti Saari Indvandreres opholdsgrundlag Migration trends in late working life - analysis of Swedish register data Back to the city: urban-bound return migration in Sweden Factors connected with the internal rural migration of population aged 30 to 34, Gender, Family Policy, and Family Changes Ann-Zofie Duvander Ragni Hege Kitterød & Marit Ronsen Randi Kjeldstad Maria Brandén Who uses most parental leave? Does he work less when she works more? Men s adaptation to women s enhanced market work Religion, religiosity, and gender equality at home. Gender, gender role attitudes and migration motives - Sweden Childlessness Lisbeth B. Knudsen Karin Linnea Lundström Who are the young women who have induced abortion. First results from a study on Denmark in 2009 Having children or not? Women s and men s attitudes towards having children, the case of Sweden Mai Heide Ottosen Young Adults Entering Long-term Commitment Coupling for Love? Coupling for Children? Lotta Persson Trend reversal in childlessness in Sweden

3 Session 2: Migration II Thursday 16:45-18:45 Pekka Myrskylä Migration and the labour market Thomas Michael Nielsen 'Underestimation of emigrations' Maria Brandén Occupation, gender and internal migration Sweden Sofia Tano, Peter Breck, Olle Westerlund The determinants of the choice of location among young adults - evidence from Sweden New Demographic Trends I Anna Hjälm & Gunnar Malmberg Emma Terama Gunnar Andersson & Turid Noack Sara Ström Does Grandma Decide the Number of Children? - Effects of grandparents proximity on childbearing in Sweden Religiosity in Finland: the Effect of Laestadianism on Local Demographic Trends Legal Advances and Demographic Developments of Same-sex Unions in Scandinavia Childbearing behavior in the light of different housing regimes Sweden Separation and Divorce I Betty Thomson Parental Separation in Sweden Glenn Sandström Socioeconomic determinants of divorce in early 20th century Sweden Livia Sz. Oláh Martin Dribe & Christer Lundh Parental divorce and gender equality in Sweden Does Exogamy Increase the Risk of Separation? The Impact of Cultural Dissimilarity on Partnership Dissolutions in Sweden

4 Session 3: Friday Immigrants, Family Formation, and Fertility 9:00-11:00 Gunnar Andersson, Kirk Scott Martin Klesment Victoria Prieto Rosas Leen Rahnu Divorce risks of immigrants in Sweden A comparison between native and immigrant population in Estonia regarding the effect of education on second birth Growing up in motion: migration and Transition to Adulthood among female immigrants in Spain Timing of cohabitation among native and foreignorigin women in Estonia Methods and Applications of Population Forecasting Helge Brunborg & Inger Texmon Thomas Sandberg Christian Skarman Thomas Lindh and Ying Hong Projecting the population of Norway by age, sex, immigration status, country of origin and duration of stay Distribution of sexes by education and profession Model to forecast the re-immigration of Swedishborn persons Swedish fertility swings and public expenditure for children New Demographic Trends II Jennifer Holland Lene Blenstrup Mette Deding Jani Turunen Marriage timing and joint home purchase Family Histories in a Life Course Perspective - A Socio-Demographic Analysis of the Family Formation Process in Young Adulthood within a Danish Birth Cohort. From Marriage to Cohabitation: Family Formation and Parenthood in Denmark Family structure and emotional well-being among Swedish adolescents

5 Session 4: Friday Ageing, Health and Mortality I 13:45-15:45 Ines Wlosnewski & Ken R. Smith Juris Krumins & Gaida Pettere Jari Kannisto Luciana Quaranta & Tommy Bengtsson Age difference between spouses and the impact on their longevity: Analysis based on historical population in Utah Mortality during the periods of stagnation, recession and growth: cohort and period mortality analysis in Latvia Effective retirement age in the Nordic countries The effect of a mother s early life conditions on the survival of her offspring Second Generation Migrants I Christian Skarman Maria Stanfors & Kirk Scott Karin E Lundström & Thomas Sandberg Martin Nordin Second generation immigrants cross border migration Second Generation Immigrants and Age at Motherhood. A Longitudinal Study of The Impact of Intergenerational Transmission of Fertility Behavior Educational and labour market outcomes of second generation immigrants in Sweden Ethnic School Segregation and Second Generation Immigrants Human Capita New Demographic Trends III Kari Skrede Zane Cunska Per Axelsson Robin Högnäs Socio-economic differentials in family formation in Norway Carrier choices of Latvian students: the family impact Indigenous peoples and demography - general patterns and shared concerns Like Father, Like Son? : The Intergenerational Transmission of Nonmarital Fertility

6 Session 5: Friday Ageing, Health and Mortality II 16:15-18:15 Madelín Gómez León Transition to retirement in Spain. A study of the cohorts 1906 to Renate Hartwig Sven Drefahl Tina Hannemann Long-Term Consequences of Famine on Survivors: Evidence from Ethiopia The Mortality of the Married and Cohabiting - The Role of Socio-Economic Status. The impact of job constrains and social aspects of the working place on the incidence of cardiovascular disease Second Generation Migrants II Lotta Persson Christian Skarman Vibeke Jakobsen Lena Lundkvist Gendering Family Dynamics Hege Kitterød & Trude Lappegård Maria Stanfors Marika Jalovaara Sofi Ohlsson Childbearing patterns of second generation immigrants in Sweden Domestic migration and settlement patterns among second generation immigrants Timing of education, work and childbirth: Comparisons between native Danes, second generation immigrants and first generation immigrants raised in Denmark Second generation and family formation in Sweden A Typology of Dual Earner Couples based on Work- Family Arrangements in Norway Fertility variation in a long-term perspective Economic resources and the formation of first unions in Finland: a register-based follow-up study Type of Occupation and the Transition to Parenthood in Sweden

7 Session 6: Saturday Labour Market Participation 9:00-11:00 Elli Heikkilä Labour Market Participation of Immigrants in Finland and its Regions Mette Gerster Mother s employment and fertility in Norway Erik H. Nymoen Marit Rønsen & Ragni Hege Kitterød Some longitudinal perspectives on underemployment in Norway What makes women satisfied with full-time work Early LIfe Effects Jonas Helgertz Tommy Bengtsson Petter Lundborg Martin Lindström Separation and Divorce II Karin Linnea Lundström Marta Styrc Mogens Nygaard Christoffersen Children, separations and living arrangements in Sweden Dissolution of marital unions in Poland Parental separation and offspring s school achievements: Does social support make a difference?