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Julie Tréguier joined INED as a researcher in September 2026
Some years after working at INED on her PhD thesis on retirement systems and retirement-related gender inequalities within couples, the economist Julie Tréguier passed a nationwide competitive examination that enabled her to acquire permanent French civil service status and joined INED as a researcher.
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2026 Population Early-Career Researcher Award Winner
Congratulations to the winner, Raphaël Perrin, who has been awarded the prize for his article: "Abortion in France’s ‘Medical Deserts’: How Healthcare Professionals Are Contributing to the Production of Territorial Inequalities".
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In same-sex couples, domestic labour is more equally shared
Gaëlle Meslay, Wilfried Rault, Anne Solaz , Population & Societies September 2026
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Diversity in causes of death: A new framework to account for multiple causes of death
by M-P Bergeron Boucher, S Trias-Llimós, A Désesquelles
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Abortion in Urban Centres, Small Cities, and Rural Areas: Contrasts in Provision and Accessibility
by Clémence Bracq, Élodie Baril, Magali Mazuy, Population Revew
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More difficult housing conditions for immigrants and the second generation in France
The Trajectories and Origins 2 survey exposes these disparities compared to the housing situation of the majority population.
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Relations between caring for a disabled relative and labor market participation
8% of persons aged 20 to 65 in France help a relative at least once a day
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Criteria for choosing a job
vary by job status
INED's strategic orientations
INED’s scientific program for 2026–2030 is organized around five main areas that reflect its research priorities.
