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2021.10.04 SLLS Conference 2021
Our researchers participated with two presentations at the 10th online Conference of the Society for Longitudinal and Life Course Studies held 20-22 September 2021: ‘Health inequalities at birth: Socio-economic differences of low birth weight infants in Hungary – the Hungarian Birth Cohort Study’ (Boros, Julianna – Szabó, Laura) and ‘First time mothers’ psychological distress and perceived relationship quality during the transition to motherhood’ (Kopcsó, Krisztina – Veroszta, Zsuzsanna).
2021.08.16 Timing of Life
As the member of an international research community, the director of our institute, Zsolt Spéder, has previously successfully applied for the development of the European Social Survey rotation survey program. The main results of the 2018 survey, 'The Timing of Life', are available online as part of the ESS Topline Results Series.
2021.06.11 Our publications on EconStor
Working Papers, which is our serial publication on the population, family and well-being can also be downloaded from the EconStor website operated by the Leibniz-Informationszentrum Wirtschaft. The latest issue by Tóth G., Csaba entitled “Multi-population models to handle mortality crises in forecasting mortality: a case study from Hungary” has recently been published.
2021.06.03 KidLongi app
Using the reference data of the HDRI and ELTE, a free downloadable application has been created that allows pediatricians, nurses and parents to compare the growth and physical development of children. The KidLongi-ONV2 application is available after registration.
2021.05.25 New publication
A new publication in the English language edition of our magazine Demography has been released. The study by Michael Förster and Anna Vindics is entitled "The impact of demographic and family structure changes on income distribution in Hungary and OECD countries".
2021.04.19 Online conference
From April 21 to 24, Concordia University of Canada will host the 15th International Karl Polanyi Conference online, featuring presentations by our researchers Attila Melegh and Dóra Gábriel. The conference will examine the role of the state in the 21st century following the Covid epidemic, and the link between migration and Eastern Europe, with a particular focus on caregiver migration, will be on the agenda, too.