Tag Archives: Spain

Understanding the Gap between Fertility Ideals and Intentions in Four Postindustrial Societies

July 16, 2018 · by · in Fertility · 1 Comment

Xiana Bueno and Mary Brinton write about the gap between fertility ideals and intentions in Sweden, Japan, United States and Spain.

Is Airbnb changing the demographics of the most touristic neighborhoods?

September 21, 2016 · by · in Migration and geography, Population composition, Research spotlight · Leave a comment

Antonio López-Gay, researcher at the Center for Demographic Studies in Barcelona, looks at the relationship between tourism and population change across Barcelona neighbourhoods. Neighborhoods and touristic apartments Cities are becoming a preferred touristic destination, and they are experiencing the emergence of a new source of touristic accommodation. In addition to the general increase in the […]

Childlessness in Spain: Tick Tock, Tick Tock, Tick Tock!

February 15, 2016 · by · in Fertility, News, Policy · Leave a comment

In this article, Albert Esteve, Daniel Devolder, and Andreu Domingo provide new insights about childlessness in Spain, drawn from his recent research published in Perspectives Demogràfiques.childlessness in the Spanish context offering a cohort perspective. You can find the complete article on Perspectives Demogràfiques from Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics.

Location, location, location! Why space matters in demography and why we should care.

November 6, 2014 · by · in Fertility, Methods, Migration and geography, Research spotlight · 5 Comments

Alessandra Carioli (Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute) prepared this overview based on her study presented at EPC 2014 in Budapest “A Spatial Analysis of Recent Fertility Patterns in Spain”. This study won one of the poster awards at EPC 2014 and is co-authored together with Daniel Devolder (Centre d’Estudis Demographics, UAB) and Joaquin Recaño (Centre d’Estudis […]