Project overview

Research in CPC-II is organised around the five thematic areas of:
1. Fertility and family change
2. Increasing longevity and the changing life course
3. New mobilities and migration
4. Understanding intergenerational relations & exchange
5. Integrated demographic estimation and forecasting

Staff

Lead researchers

Professor Jane Falkingham

VP Engagement and International
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Other researchers

Dr Paul Bridgen

Associate Professor

Research interests

  • The impact of the environmental crisis on welfare states
  • Eco-social policy developments - theory and empirical evaluations
  • Energy/fuel poverty in the UK and EU
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Professor Maria Evandrou FAcSS

PROFESSOR OF GERONTOLOGY

Research interests

  • ESRC: Centre for Population Change (CPC): I am Co-Director of ESRC Centre for Population Change. My collaborative work focuses on a) Increasing longevity and the changing life course, and b) Understanding intergenerational relations & exchange. For more information, please visit the CPC website.
  • ESRC CPC - Connecting Generations: I am also Co-Director of the ESRC CPC-Connecting Generations research programme. The research will investigate areas such as changing intergenerational relationships; intergenerational flows of support in later life; and work-life balance, employment and caring responsibilities in mid-life. More information on the Connecting Generations research programme here.
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Professor Jakub Bijak

Professor of Statistical Demography
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Professor Ann Berrington

Professor-Demography&Social Statistics
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Professor Jackie Wahba

Professor of Economics
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Dr Christian Schluter

Reader
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Professor Athina Vlachantoni

Professor of Gerontology & Social Policy

Research interests

  • Informal care provision and receipt
  • Unmet need for social care
  • Pension protection
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Professor Brienna Perelli-Harris

Professor of Demography
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Professor Peter Smith

Professor in Social Statistics
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Professor Traute Meyer

Professor of Social Policy
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Dr Hector Calvo-Pardo

Reader
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Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Research outputs

Parental child care during and outside of typical work hours
Alice Schoonbroodt & Teresa McGowan, 2015
Type: workingPaper
Childlessness in the UK
Ann Berrington & Teresa McGowan, 2015
Type: report
International study for an international career: a survey of the motivations and aspirations of international students in the UK
Helen Packwood, Allan Findlay, David McCollum & Teresa McGowan, 2015
Type: workingPaper
Who cares? Continuity and change in the prevalence of caring, and characteristics of informal carers, in England and Wales 2001-2011
Maria Evandrou, Jane Falkingham, James Robards, Athina Vlachantoni & Teresa McGowan, 2015
Type: workingPaper
Inequalities in human well-being in the urban Ganges-Brahmaputra Delta: implications for sustainable development
Sylvia Szabo, Rituparna Hajra, Zoe Matthews, Angela Baschieri & Teresa McGowan, 2015
Type: workingPaper