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DESCRIPTION:[i]How do economic factors and cultural shifts uniquely influe
 nce fertility trends among different educational groups?[/i]\n\nIn this D
 IAS talk\, Gøsta Esping-Andersen will compare fertility change 2000-2020 
 in order to understand\, firstly\, why a sudden and sharp drop in births 
 occurred in so many countries in the 2010-20 decade\, and why no recovery
  occurred. \nHe highlights the opposite trend in another group. Postponem
 ent and the fall in fertility is primarily centered on first births\, and
  it is skewed towards youth\, and lower-educated women and men. It appear
 s that the less educated are most likely to postpone and thereby converge
  with higher-educated age-wise. Esping-Andersen moves from a macro compar
 ison to micro-data for select countries to identify the possible drivers 
 of declining fertility with no recovery and rising fertility. He tests th
 e effect of housing prices\, employment precarity\, income\, unemployment
 \, and of 'postmodern values'. \n\n[b]About Gøsta Esping-Andersen[/b]\nGø
 sta Esping-Andersen is professor emeritus at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra
 . Born in Denmark\, he studied demography\, economics\, and sociology at 
 Copenhagen University and at the University of Wisconsin-Madison\, where 
 he received his PhD. His scientific work centres on life course dynamics\
 , social stratification\, and comparative social policy. Before going to 
 Pompeu Fabra\, he taught at Harvard University\, the University of Trento
  and the European University in Italy. His publications include: [i]The T
 hree Worlds of Welfare Capitalism[/i]\, for which he was awarded the APSA
 's Aaron Wildavsky Enduring Contribution Award in 2005\; [i]The Social Fo
 undations of Postindustrial Economies[/i] (translated into Italian and Ja
 panese)\; [i]Trois Lecons sur L'Etat Providence[/i] (Paris\, Le Seuil)\, 
 and [i]Families in the 21st Century[/i] (2016). He is a research professo
 r at the University of Bocconi since 2018. His current research focuses o
 n two themes: one\, on family demography and how women's changing roles i
 nfluence family dynamics. Two\, on social stratification and intergenerat
 ional social mobility.\n\n[b]When and where[/b]\n4th December 2024\, 11.1
 5-12.15\nDIAS Auditorium (SDU)\, Fioniavej 34\, 5230 Odense M\n\n[u][url=
 https://syddanskuni.zoom.us/j/68414821965?pwd=c1vafRzzGHyVfiEvPNQ3QaW1ajn
 WmD.1]Stream the event via Zoom[/url][/u]
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SUMMARY:Gøsta Esping-Andersen: The Fertility Drop Puzzle
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