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2nd Conference of the French Association of Population Economists - AFEPOP 2025
on June 23, 2025
Published on May 26, 2025– Updated on May 26, 2025
Workshop in Gender and Family Economics
Location: Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne, 6th Floor Maison des Sciences Economiques, 106-112 bd l’Hôpital, 75013 Paris
Workshop coordinated by Pauline Morault of THEMA research center.
This will be the fourth edition of the workshop on family and gender economics, jointly organized by the coordinators of the Family and Gender Economics Webinar at Thema and researchers specializing in these topics at CES, Paris 1. The first edition of the workshop took place on December 18, 2023, at Thema, with the theme of marriage, and featured the following speakers: Alison Andrew (University of Oxford), Matthew Curtis (University of Southern Denmark), Simon Weber (York University), and Giulia Tura (Bocconi). The second edition was held on May 31, 2024, at CES, with the theme 'Gender and Cities,' with the following guests: Elin Sundberg (Uppsala University), Ana Moreno-Maldonado (University of Mannheim), Aline Butikofer (Norwegian School of Economics), and Davide Alonzo (University of Montréal). The third edition will take place on December 13, 2024, at Thema, with the theme 'Family, Gender, and Climate Change.' The four confirmed speakers are: Luca Tiberti (University of Florence), Marion Leroutier (CREST), Filippo Pavanello (Ifo Institute), and Lucile Laugerette (ENS Lyon). The fourth edition, scheduled for May 2025, will be held at CES, still with a format of four presentations by invited speakers from European universities, followed by discussions. The theme for the fourth edition has not yet been decided, but it may address topics such as gender-based discrimination, fertility, etc. The workshop will be open to the public. Previous editions have brought together an average of around forty participants in person. Attendees appreciated the small format of the workshop, which fostered exchanges.
This will be the fourth edition of the workshop on family and gender economics, jointly organized by the coordinators of the Family and Gender Economics Webinar at Thema and researchers specializing in these topics at CES, Paris 1. The first edition of the workshop took place on December 18, 2023, at Thema, with the theme of marriage, and featured the following speakers: Alison Andrew (University of Oxford), Matthew Curtis (University of Southern Denmark), Simon Weber (York University), and Giulia Tura (Bocconi). The second edition was held on May 31, 2024, at CES, with the theme 'Gender and Cities,' with the following guests: Elin Sundberg (Uppsala University), Ana Moreno-Maldonado (University of Mannheim), Aline Butikofer (Norwegian School of Economics), and Davide Alonzo (University of Montréal). The third edition will take place on December 13, 2024, at Thema, with the theme 'Family, Gender, and Climate Change.' The four confirmed speakers are: Luca Tiberti (University of Florence), Marion Leroutier (CREST), Filippo Pavanello (Ifo Institute), and Lucile Laugerette (ENS Lyon). The fourth edition, scheduled for May 2025, will be held at CES, still with a format of four presentations by invited speakers from European universities, followed by discussions. The theme for the fourth edition has not yet been decided, but it may address topics such as gender-based discrimination, fertility, etc. The workshop will be open to the public. Previous editions have brought together an average of around forty participants in person. Attendees appreciated the small format of the workshop, which fostered exchanges.
