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Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies

Friday Luncheon Seminars

The Harvard Pop Center and the Program on the Global Demography of Aging are pleased to sponsor a Friday Luncheon Seminar series focused on salient issues in population health, demography, and economics. These informal gatherings serve as opportunities for researchers to garner important feedback from others working in similar areas.

We offer a mix of presentions - from standard research dissemination from Pop Center members to work-in-progress sessions by junior scholars to research methodology seminars by our staff.

Sessions are scheduled on Fridays from 12:30 - 1:30 at the Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies, 9 Bow Street, Cambridge. Lunch is provided.

All faculty and students are invited to attend. If you would like to present at a Friday lunch session, please contact Panka Deo at pdeo@hsph.harvard.edu or 617-495-2021.

Spring 2012 Schedule

February 10 - "The Effect of Fertility on Female Labor Force Participation in Low- to Middle-Income Countries: Uncovering the Heterogeneity Across and Within Countries," presented by Jocelyn Finlay, PhD, Director of the Research Computing and Data Analysis Core at the Pop Center

February 17 - "Declining Fertility and Economic Well-Being: Do Education and Health Ride to the Rescue?" Presented by Klaus Prettner, PhD, PGDA Fellow 

February 24 - "How Do Labor Market Experiences Affect the Marriage Timing of Egyptian Youth?L A Survival Agenda," presented by Rania Salem, PhD, Bell Fellow

March 2 - no session

March 9 - "Why has the Educational Gradient in Mortality Risk Increased among U.S. Women?" presented by Jennifer Montez, PhD, RWJF Health and Society Scholar, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies

March 23 - Egypt in Transition: A Discussion - this will be a facilitated discussion, led by Rania Salem, PhD, Bell Research Fellow, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies.

March 30 - Social Networks & Homicide Victimization in Chicago, presented by Andrew Papachristos, PhD, RWJF Health and Society Scholar, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies and Assistant Professor in Sociology, UMass Amherst.

April 6 - no session scheduled

April 13 - A social liability of the integration of nations and regions: Theory, and policy responses, presented by Oded Stark, PhD, Distinguished Fellow, University of Bonn and University Professor, University of Klagenfurt, Germany.

Apr 20 - Childhood Health and Demographic Transition, presented by Mark McGovern, PGDA Fellow, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies

April 27 - Absolute Wealth Index for Household in Low- and Middle-Income Countries, presented by June Po, MS, Harvard Center for Population and Development Studies