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20141st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookDemographyAbstractsFirst Annual InternationalConference on Demography andPopulation Studies16-19 June 2014, Athens, GreeceEdited by Gregory T. PapanikosTHE ATHENS INSTITUTE FOR EDUCATION AND RESEARCH1
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1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookFirst Published in Athens, Greece by the Athens Institute for Education andResearch.ISBN: 978-618-5065-50-8All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored,retrieved system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, without thewritten permission of the publisher, nor be otherwise circulated in any form ofbinding or cover.8 Valaoritou StreetKolonaki, 10671 Athens, Greecewww.atiner.gr Copyright 2014 by the Athens Institute for Education and Research. Theindividual essays remain the intellectual properties of the contributors.4
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookTABLE OF CONTENTS(In Alphabetical Order by Author's Family name)PrefaceConference Program1.Trade-off between Employment and Job Quality:Ethnic Penalty in Italian Regional Labour MarketsMaurizio Avola2.Demographic Transition in ArgentinaSonia Edith Colantonio, Dora Estela Celton &Andres Conrado Peranovich3.The Health of Grandparents Caring for their Grandchildren:The Role of Early and Mid-Life ConditionsGiorgio Di Gessa, Karen Glaser & Anthea Tinker4.Study Change the Demographic Situation in Egypt betweenEmployment and Unemployment (2002-2012)Mohamed El Khouli5.Health Policies in Border Areas. The Case of Argentina andParaguayMaria Alejandra Fantin, Andres Conrado Peranovich &Adrian Carlos Carbonetti6.Transitions to Independent Living among Young Adults inScotland in the Late 20th CenturyFrancesca Fiori, Elspeth Graham & Zhiqiang Feng7.Decomposing the Effect of Population Ageing on LabourSupplyJohann Fuchs8.Effects of Romanians’ Migration Abroad:“Poisoned Apple or Fulfilled Desire?Raluca-Ioana Horea-Serban9The Family Policies and their Impact on the Evolution ofFertility in Post-Communist RomaniaMarinela Istrate & Ionel Muntele10.Spatial Diversity of Procreative Behaviors in PolandAnna Lobodzinska11.Fertility of Turkish and Moroccan Women in the Netherlands:Second Generation Much Closer to Native Women than totheir MothersHan Nicolaas & Farhana Rahman12.Demographic Consequences of Early Childbearing in SouthAfricaNompumelelo Nzimande13.Dying by Homicide in Young People in BrazilNeir Paes & Mardone Franca14.Demographic Structure and Asset PricesZhun Peng & Claire Loupias5791314151718192021222324252627
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract Book15.16.17.1819.20.21.Synthesizing Risk Factors for Child Health:The Case of Mosquito-Borne Diseases in DakarIulia RautuPoor Immigrants! Evidences from the Italian CaseStefania Maria Lorenza Rimoldi & Elisa Barbiano Di BelgiojosoMarital Duration & Happiness: The Implications of PanelConditioning and Attrition in an Age-Period-Cohort AnalysisVeronica Roth & David JohnsonMortality from Cardiovascular Diseases and their SocialConditioningTamara Sabgayda & Victoria SemyonovaThe Latest Mortality Trends in Belarus and RussiaVictoria Semyonova & Tamara SabgaydaDemographic and Socio-Economic Conditions of theRestructuring of Family Policy in Poland – New PerspectivesJoanna Szczepaniak-SienniakImpact on Families when Teenagers Become ParentsReena Tadee628293031323334
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookPrefaceThis abstract book includes all the abstracts of the papers presentedat the 1st Annual International Conference on Demography and PopulationStudies, 16-19 June 2014, organized by the Athens Institute for Educationand Research. In total there were 21 papers and over 25 presenters,coming from 15 different countries (Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Egypt,France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Romania, Russia, South Africa,Thailand, The Netherlands, UK, USA). The conference was organizedinto seven sessions that included areas of Demography and Populationand other related fields. As it is the publication policy of the Institute,the papers presented in this conference will be considered forpublication in one of the books of ATINER.The Institute was established in 1995 as an independent academicorganization with the mission to become a forum where academics andresearchers from all over the world could meet in Athens and exchangeideas on their research and consider the future developments of theirfields of study. Our mission is to make ATHENS a place whereacademics and researchers from all over the world meet to discuss thedevelopments of their discipline and present their work. To serve thispurpose, conferences are organized along the lines of well establishedand well defined scientific disciplines. In addition, interdisciplinaryconferences are also organized because they serve the missionstatement of the Institute. Since 1995, ATINER has organized more than150 international conferences and has published over 100 books.Academically, the Institute is organized into six research divisions andtwenty-seven research units. Each research unit organizes at least oneannual conference and undertakes various small and large researchprojects.I would like to thank all the participants, the members of theorganizing and academic committee and most importantly theadministration staff of ATINER for putting this conference together.Gregory T. PapanikosPresident7
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1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookFINAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM1st Annual International Conference on Demography and PopulationStudies, 16-19 June 2014, Athens, GreecePROGRAMConference Venue: Titania Hotel, 52 Panepistimiou IZING AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEEDr. Gregory T. Papanikos, President, ATINER.Dr. George Poulos, Vice-President of Research, ATINER & EmeritusProfessor, University of South Africa, South Africa.Dr. Nicholas Pappas, Vice-President of Academics, ATINER & Professor, SamHouston University, USA.Dr. Chris Sakellariou, Vice-President of Finance, ATINER & AssociateProfessor, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.Dr. Panagiotis Petratos, Vice-President of ICT, ATINER & Associate Professorof Computer Information Systems, California State University, Stanislaus,USA.Dr. Gregory A. Katsas, Head, Sociology Research Unit, ATINER & AssociateProfessor of Sociology, The American College of Greece-Deree College,Greece.Dr. Barbara Zagaglia, Academic Member, ATINER & Assistant Professor,Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy.Dr. Sharon Bolton, Head, Management Research Unit, ATINER & Professor,University of Strathclyde, U.K.Dr. Trevor Wesley Harrison, Professor, University of Lethbridge, Canada.Dr. Nikolaos Liodakis, Associate Professor, Wilfrid Laurier University,Canada.Dr. Matthew D. Matsaganis, Assistant Professor, State University of NewYork (SUNY), USA.Dr. Max Stephenson, Director, Virginia Tech Institute for Policy andGovernance, USA.Mr. Vasilis Charalampopoulos, Researcher, ATINER & Ph.D. Student,University of Stirling, U.K.Mr. Apostolos Kotsaspyrou, Researcher, ATINER.Ms. Zoi Charalampous, Researcher, ATINER.Ms. Olga Gkounta, Researcher, ATINER.AdministrationFani Balaska, Stavroula Kiritsi, Eirini Lentzou, Konstantinos Manolidis, KaterinaMaraki, Celia Sakka, Konstantinos Spiropoulos & Ioanna Trafali9
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookC O N F E R E N C EP R O G R A M(The time for each session includes at least 10 minutes coffee break)Monday 16 June 201408:30-09:00 Registration09:00-09:30 Welcome and Opening Remarks Dr. Gregory T. Papanikos, President, ATINER. Dr. George Poulos, Vice-President of Research, ATINER & EmeritusProfessor, University of South Africa, South Africa. Dr. Nicholas Pappas, Vice-President of Academics, ATINER & Professor, SamHouston University, USA. Dr. Barbara Zagaglia, Academic Member, ATINER & Assistant Professor,Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy.09:30-11:30 Session I: Population Growth, Demographics and Policies IChair: Nicholas Pappas, Vice-President of Academics, ATINER & Professor, SamHouston University, USA.1. *Nompumelelo Nzimande, Lecturer, University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.Demographic Consequences of Early Childbearing in South Africa.2. Francesca Fiori, Researcher, University of St. Andrews, U.K., Elspeth Graham,Professor, University of St. Andrews, U.K. & Zhiqiang Feng, Professor, Universityof St. Andrews, U.K. Changing Transitions to Independent Living Among YoungAdults in Scotland in the Early 21st Century.3. Anna Lobodzinska, Ph.D. Student, Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Poland.Spatial Diversity of Procreative Behaviors in Poland.4. Zhun Peng, Ph.D. Student, University of Evry, France & Claire Loupias, AssistantProfessor, University of Evry, France. Demographic Structure and Asset Prices.11:30-13:00 Session II: Social and Family Issues IChair: Nompumelelo Nzimande, Lecturer, University of KwaZulu-Natal, SouthAfrica.1. Marinela Istrate, Lecturer, Al. I. Cuza University, Romania & Ionel Muntele,Professor, Al. I. Cuza University, Romania. The Family Policies and their Impacton the Evolution of Fertility in Post-Communist Romania.2. *Han Nicolaas, Researcher, Statistics Netherlands, The Netherlands & FarhanaRahman, Program Officer, SERAC, Bangladesh. Fertility of Turkish and MoroccanWomen in the Netherlands: Second Generation Much Closer to Native Womenthan to their Mothers.13:00-14:00 Lunch10
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract Book14:00 -15:30 Session III: Migration & DemographicsChair: Han Nicolaas, Researcher, Statistics Netherlands, The Netherlands.1. *Stefania Maria Lorenza Rimoldi, Assistant Professor, Universita’ Di MilanoBicocca, Italy & Elisa Barbiano Di Belgiojoso, Assistant Professor, Universita’ DiMilano Bicocca, Italy. Poor Immigrants! Evidences from the Italian Case.2. Raluca-Ioana Horea-Serban, Lecturer, Al. I. Cuza University, Romania. Effects ofRomanians’ Migration Abroad: “Poisoned Apple or Fulfilled Desire?15:30-17:00 Session IV: Population Growth, Demographics and Policies IIChair: Stefania Maria Lorenza Rimoldi, Assistant Professor, Universita’ Di MilanoBicocca, Italy.1. Victoria Semyonova, Researcher, Federal Research Institute for HealthOrganization, Russia & Tamara Sabgayda, Researcher, Federal Research Institutefor Health Organization, Russia. The Latest Mortality Trends in Belarus andRussia.2. Tamara Sabgayda, Researcher, Federal Research Institute for Health Organizationand Informatics of Ministry of Health of Russian Federation, Russia & VictoriaSemyonova, Researcher, Federal Research Institute for Health Organization andInformatics of Ministry of Health of Russian Federation, Russia. Mortality fromCardiovascular Diseases and their Social Conditioning.21:00-23:00 Greek Night and Dinner (Details during registration)Tuesday 17 June 201409:30-11:30 Session V: Health and PopulationChair: George Poulos, Vice-President of Research, ATINER & Emeritus Professor,University of South Africa, South Africa.1. *Giorgio Di Gessa, Lecturer, King’s College London, UK, Karen Glaser, Reader,Director of Institute of Gerontology King’s College London, UK & Anthea Tinker,Professor, King’s College London, UK. The Health of Grandparents Caring fortheir Grandchildren: The Role of Early and Mid-Life Conditions.2. Iulia Rautu, PhD Student, Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium. SynthesizingRisk Factors for Child Health: the Case of Mosquito-Borne Diseases in Dakar.3. Maria Alejandra Fantin, Researcher, CONICET & National University of Nordeste,Argentina, Andres Conrado, Researcher, CONICET & National University ofCordoba, Argentina & Adrian Carlos Carbonetti, Researcher, CONICET &National University of Cordoba, Argentina. Health Policies in Border Areas. TheCase of Argentina and Paraguay. (Tuesday 17 of June).11:30-13:00 Session VI: Labour Market and Other IssuesChair: Giorgio Di Gessa, Lecturer, King’s College London, UK.1. Maurizio Avola, Assistant Professor, Catania University, Italy. Trade-off betweenEmployment and Job Quality: Ethnic Penalty in Italian Regional Labour Markets.2. Mohamed El Khouli, Assistant Professor, Sadat Academy for Management Science,Egypt. Study Change the Demographic Situation in Egypt Between Employmentand Unemployment (2002-2012).3. Johann Fuchs, Senior Researcher, Institute for Employment Research, Germany.Decomposing the Effect of Population Ageing on Labour Supply.4. Sonia Edith Colantonio, Researcher, CONICET & National University of Cordoba,Argentina, Dora Estela Celton, Researcher, CONICET & National University ofCordoba, Argentina & Andres Conrado Peranovich, Researcher, CONICET &National University of Cordoba, Argentina. Demographic Transition in Argentina.(Tuesday 17 of June).11
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract Book13:00-14:00 Lunch14:00 -16:00 Session VII: Social and Family Issues IIChair:Barbara Zagaglia, Academic Member, ATINER & Assistant Professor,Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy.1. Reena Tadee, Researcher, Mahidol University, Thailand. Impact on Families whenTeenagers Become Parents.2. Joanna Szczepaniak-Sienniak, Assistant Professor, Wrocław University ofEconomics, Poland. Demographic and Socio-Economic Conditions of theRestructuring of Family Policy in Poland – New Perspectives. (Tuesday, 17 ofJune).3. Veronica Roth, PhD Student, Pennsylvania State University, USA & DavidJohnson, Professor, Pennsylvania State University, USA. Marital Duration &Happiness: The Implications of Panel Conditioning and Attrition in an Age-PeriodCohort Analysis.4. Neir Paes, Professor, Federal University of Paraiba, Brazil & Mardone Franca,Professor, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. Dying by Homicidein Young People in Brazil. (Tuesday 17 of June, afternoon).17:30-20:30 Urban Walk (Details during registration)21:00- 22:00 Dinner (Details during registration)Wednesday 18 June 2014Cruise: (Details during registration)Thursday 19 June 2014Delphi Visit: (Details during registration)12
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookMaurizio AvolaAssistant Professor, University of Catania, ItalyTrade-off between Employment and Job Quality:Ethnic Penalty in Italian Regional Labour MarketsThe analysis of the institutional characteristics of host societies,including structure and regulation of the labour market, has becomeincreasingly important to explain the processes of reception andintegration of immigrants (Reitz, 2002; Kogan, 2007; Pichler, 2011;Reyneri and Fullin, 2011). The Italian case is particularly interestingfrom this point of view. The economic and occupational imbalancescharacterizing the country, in fact, has historically represented thebackground within which the size and profile of immigrants labourinsertion was territorially differentiated, in terms of diffusion of thepresence, employment opportunities, distribution by sectors andoccupations, working conditions (Ambrosini, 2001; Pugliese, 2002;Ministero dell’Interno, 2007; Istat, 2008; Strozza, Forcellati, Ferrara,2008; Avola, 2009; 2012; Reyneri, 2011). The paper aims to contribute tothe debate by proposing an analysis that from these regional differenceswill deepen the consequences from the point of view of the relationshipof the occupational performances between immigrants and natives,referring in particular to the size and structure of the ethnic penalty(Heath and Cheung, 2007).Using Italian Labour Force Survey from 2005 (the first yearavailable), we will propose a multivariate analysis on employmentcondition and occupational attainment distinguishing the performanceof immigrants and natives in the regional labour markets (controlled forsocio-biographic characteristics). The results show that in an territorialperspective, regional and macro-regional, the labour market integrationof immigrants appears to be characterized by a significant trade-offbetween employment opportunities and job quality. It’s a finding thatconfirms the results of recent comparative analysis between old andnew immigration countries in Western Europe (Reyneri and Fullin,2008; 2011), and which provides important insights for the definition ofthe Southern European model of immigrants labour market integration(King, 2000; King and Ribas-Mateos, 2002; Baganha, 2009; Peixoto et al.,2012).13
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookSonia Edith ColantonioResearcher, CONICET & National University of Cordoba, ArgentinaDora Estela CeltonResearcher, CONICET & National University of Cordoba, Argentina&Andres Conrado PeranovichResearcher, CONICET & National University of Cordoba, ArgentinaDemographic Transition in ArgentinaDemographic transition, epidemiological transition, changes inpopulation. And these changes in the living conditions of thepopulation of Argentina in the last hundred years allow us to estimatethat a girl born this year may have an average life of 79 years, almostdouble of a girl born a hundred years ago. What factors led to this gainin life expectancy in Argentina? Who were the main beneficiaries? Howthese changes occurred?Argentina is in an advanced stage of the Demographic Transitionthat began in the late nineteenth century, when mortality and fertilityrates decreased with the simultaneous arrival of mass immigrationform overseas. The significant decline in mortality that preceded thefertility led to an increase in life expectancy at birth, close to 33 years inthe late nineteenth century to 48.5 in 1914.Changes in patterns of reproductive behavior and the production ofhealth policies generated effects on fertility and mortality in thepopulation. Alongside, these factors were associated with cultural andsocial behaviors that had significant impact on the family environment.In recent years, Argentina is moving towards what is called seconddemographic transition characterized by the decline in marriage andincrease in domestic partnerships and divorces, major changes in thestructure of families and changes in reproductive patterns.In this document the evolution of mortality, fertility and lifeexpectancy at birth is presented: the change in these indicators allow usto observe, over time, the changes occurred during much of thetwentieth century and its main effects such as an aging population andchanges in families.14
1st Annual International Conference on Demography and Population Studies, 16-19 June, Athens, Greece:Abstract BookGiorgio Di GessaLecturer, King’s College London, UKKaren GlaserReader, Director of Institute of Gerontology King’s College London, UK&Anthea TinkerProfessor, King’s College London, UKThe Health of Grandparents Caring for theirGrandchildren: The Role of Early and Mid-LifeConditionsBackground: Grandparents are an important source of childcare.However, concerns have been raised that caring for grandchildren ma
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