Curriculum Vitae

PERSONAL DATA  

Name

Vegard Skirbekk

Address International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) Schlossplatz 1, A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria.
Tel.: +43 2236 807 378
Fax.: +43 2236 713 13
E-mail skirbekk@iiasa.ac.at
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION  

09/2001-02/2005

Ph.D. (Doctor Rerum Politicarum), Rostock University, Germany

08/2000-05/2001 Advanced Studies in International Economic Policy Research at the Institute of World Economics, Kiel/Germany, (Scholarship from Ruhrgas AG)
07/1999-01/2001 Master of Philosophy in Economics (Norwegian title: Cand.Polit) at the University of Oslo/Norway
07/1999-12/1999 6-months exchange programme at the University of Adelaide/Australia; Main field of study: International Economics and Finance
08/1995-05/1999

Bachelor Degree (Norwegian title: Cand.Mag) at the University of Oslo/Norway; Main fields of study: Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Econometrics, Demography, Psychology, Philosophy

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE  

1/2008-

Statistics Norway, Oslo/Norway, Senior Researcher, part- time position

09/2001-09/2003 Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock/Germany, PhD Studies
RESEARCH STAYS  
03/2011 Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC), Bangalore/India
01/2010 Statistics Canada, Ottawa/Canada
11/2008, 05/2009 Nihon University Population Research Institute, Tokyo/Japan
04/2009 Harvard University, Boston/USA
08/2006, 06/2007 Centre for Advanced Studies, Oslo/Norway
02/2006 Universtity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia/USA
08/2005 Stanford University, Palo Alto/USA
07/2005 Rand Summer Institute, Santa Monica/USA
06/2005-07/2005 Department of Demography, University of California at Berkeley/USA
03/2004, 06/2009 Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm/Sweden
06/2003 Mannheim Economics of Aging, Mannheim/Germany

JOURNAL ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS

Skirbekk, V., E. Loichinger, B. F. Barakat. (2012). “The Aging of the Workforce in European Countries. Demographic Trends, Retirement Projections, and Retirement Policies”. The Oxford Handbook of Work and Aging, Oxford University Press

Blekesaune, M. and V. Skirbekk. (2012). “Can personality predict retirement behaviour? A longitudinal analysis combining survey and register data from Norway”.  European Journal of Aging. 1: 1-8.

Skirbekk, V., E. Loichinger and D. Weber. (2012). “Variation in cognitive functioning as a refined approach to comparing ageing across countries“.  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 109 (3): 770-774

Skirbekk, V., Caron Malenfant, É., Basten, S., and M. Stonawski. (2012). "The religious composition of the Chinese Diaspora, focusing on Canada". Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 51 (1):  173–183

Kaufmann, E., A. Goujon and V. Skirbekk. (2012).  American Political Affiliation 2003-2043: A cohort-component projection. Population Studies. 66 (1): 53-67.

Goujon, A., Kaufmann, E., and Skirbekk, V. “The End of Secularization in Europe: A Socio-Demographic Perspective” Sociology of Religion 2011; doi: 10.1093/socrel/srr033 Link to article


Sobotka, T., Skirbekk, V., and D. Philipov. 2011. "Economic recession and fertility in the developed world". Population and Development Review 37(2), June 2011: 267-306.

Ilmakunnas, P., van Ours, J., Skirbekk, V., and M. Weiss. 2010. Age and Productivity. Pages 135-255 in P.Garibaldi, J. Oliveira Martins, and J. van Ours (eds.), Ageing, Health, and Productivity. Report for the Fondazione Rodolfo Debenedetti. USA, New York: Oxford University Press.

Stonawski, M., Skirbekk, V., KC, S., and A. Goujon. 2010. "Projections of religiosity for Spain". Work session on demographic projections, Lisbon, 28-30 April 2010, pp.421-438. Eurostat Methodologies and Working Papers, Eurostat. pointer Download PDF

Skirbekk, V., Goujon, A., and E. Kaufmann. (2010). "Secularism, Fundamentalism, or Catholicism? The Religious Composition of the United States to 2043". Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion 49(2):293–310 pointer Download PDF

Salzmann, T., Skirbekk, V., and M.Weiberg. (eds.) (2010). Wirtschaftspolitische Herausforderungen des demografischen Wandels. Wiesbaden, Germany: VS Verlag fuer Sozialwissenschaften. ISBN 978-3-531-17376-4

Skirbekk, V., K. Telle, E. Nymoen and H. Brunborg. Retirement and mortality – Is there a real connection? (2010). Pages 201-222 in T. Salzmann, V. Skirbekk, and M. Weiberg (eds.), Wirtschaftspolitische Herausforderungen des demografischen Wandels. Wiesbaden, Germany: VS Verlag fuer Sozialwissenschaften.

Engelhardt, H., Buber, I., Skirbekk, V., and Prskawetz, A. (2010). „Social involvement, behavioural risks and cognitive functioning among older people.” Ageing and Society 30:779–809 doi:10.1017/S0144686X09990626 pointer Download PDF

KC, S., Barakat, B., Goujon, A., Skirbekk, V., Sanderson, W., and W. Lutz. (2010) "Projection of populations by level of educational attainment, age and sex for 120 countries for 2005-2050", Demographic Research 22: 383 - 472. pointer Download PDF pointer More information about IIASA/VID Educational Attainment Model

Buber, I., Engelhardt, H., Prskawetz, A., and V. Skirbekk. (2009) "Soziales Engagement hält Senioren geistig fit", Demographische Forschung, Jahrgang 6, Nr. 2. pointer Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2008) “Age and productivity potential: A new approach based on ability levels and industry-wide task demand”, Population and Development Review, Special Supplement, 34: 191-207 (discussed in a special report in The Economist , June 25, 2009). image Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2008) “Age and productivity capacity: Descriptions, causes and policy options”, Ageing Horizons, University of Oxford, (reprint appeared in Belgian journal Over.Werk, Labour Economics Research Centre Steunpunt Werk en Sociale Economie). Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2008) “Fertility trends by social status ”, Demographic Research, 18 (5): 145-180. Download PDF


Lutz, W. and V. Skirbekk. (2008) “Low fertility in Europe in a global demographic context.” In J. Tremmel (ed.) Demographic Change and Intergenerational Justice, pp. 3-19.

Goujon, A., Skirbekk V., and K. Fliegenschnee. (2007) New Times, Old Beliefs: Investigating the Future of Religions in Austria and Switzerland, Joint Eurostat/UNECE Conference Book on Demographic Projections: 355-370. pointer Download PDF

Prskawetz, A., Mahlberg, B., and V. Skirbekk. (2007) “Demographic structure and firm productivity in Austria”. Wirtschaftspolitische Blätter, Heft 4/2007.

Prskawetz, A., Mahlberg B., and V. Skirbekk. (2007) “Firm productivity, workforce age and educational structure in Austrian industries”. In A. Mason and R. Clark (eds.) Population Aging, Intergenerational Transfers And The Macroeconomy, Edward Elgar Publishing, UK.

Mahlberg, B., Prskawetz, A., and V. Skirbekk. (2007) “Labour productivity and workforce age in Austrian ICT manufacturing and service sectors”. In G. Sinigoj (ed.) The Impact of Ageing, A Common Challenge for Europe and Asia.

Goujon, A., Skirbekk,V., Fliegenschnee, K., and P. Strzelecki. (2007) “New times, old beliefs: Projecting the future size of religions in Austria”. Vienna Yearbook of Population Research, pp. 237-270. Download PDF

Lutz, W., Kritzinger S., and V. Skirbekk. (2006) “The demography of growing European identity”, Science, 20. Oct 2006: 314: 425. pointer Download PDF

Lutz, W., Skirbekk, V., and M.R. Testa. (2006) “The low fertility trap hypothesis: Forces that may lead to further postponement and fewer births in Europe”, Vienna Yearbook of Population Research, pp. 167-192. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V., Kohler, H.-P., and A. Prskawetz. (2006) “The marginal effect of the school leaving age on demographic events”. In S. Gustavsson and A. Kalwij (eds.) Education and Postponement of Maternity, Springer, pp. 65-85.

Skirbekk, V. (2006) “Does school duration affect student performance? Findings from canton-based variation in Swiss educational length”, Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics, 142 (1) : 115-145. Download PDF

Lutz, W. and V. Skirbekk. (2005) “Policies addressing the tempo effect in low fertility countries”, Population and Development Review 31 (4): 699-720. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2005) "Why not start younger? Implications of the timing and duration of schooling for fertility, human capital, productivity, and public pensions". IIASA Research Report RR-05-002 (November 2005). Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis. Download PDF

Prskawetz, A., Zagaglia, B., Fent, T., and V. Skirbekk. (2005) “Decomposing the change in labour force indicators over time”, Demographic Research 13 (5): 163-188. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2005) “Population ageing negatively affects productivity". In W. Lutz, G. Feichtinger (eds.), Vienna Yearbook of Population Research, Verlag der Oesterreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna, Austria, pp. 5-6. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V., Kohler, H.-P., and A. Prskawetz. (2004) “Birth month, school graduation and the timing of births and marriages”, Demography 41 (3): 547-568. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2004) „Age and individual productivity: A literature survey“, Vienna Yearbook of Population Research, Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Vienna, Austria. (One of the most cited articles written in the field of age and productivity. Article discussed in the media in 8 countries, including The Economist, 24. June 2004 and New York Times 21. June 2005) Download PDF

BOOK REVIEWS, POPULAR ARTICLES, AND COMMISSIONED STUDIES

Skirbekk, V. (2010) Book Review of Ultra-low Fertility in Pacific Asia. Trends, Causes and Policy, Gareth Jones, Paulin Tay Straughan, and Angelique Chan (eds.), 2009, Abingdon: Routledge. Population Studies 64(2): 3-5. Download PDF

Sander, N., Skirbekk, V., KC, S.and E. Lundevaller. (2010) "Prospects for later-life migration in urban Europe". PLUREL Report (Peri-Urban Land Use Relationships – Strategies and Sustainability Assessment Tools for Urban-Rural Linkages, Integrated Project, EU Contract No. 036921) Download PDF

Sobotka, T., Skirbekk, V., and D. Philipov. (2010) "Economic recession and fertility in the developed world. A literature review", Research Note (produced for the European Commission). Vienna, Austria: Vienna Institute of Demography. Download PDF

KC, S., Barakat, B., Goujon, A., Skirbekk, V., Sanderson, W., and W. Lutz. (2010) IIASA/VID Educational Attainment Model

Sander, N. and V. Skirbekk. (2009) “Ageing, urban development and retirement migration in Europe”, PLUREL (Peri-Urban Land Use Relationships – Strategies and Sustainability Assessment Tools for Urban-Rural Linkages, Integrated Project, EU Contract No. 036921)

KC, S., Skirbekk, V. and T. Mishra. (2008) "Demographic projections for NUTS2 regions in EU countries based on national probabilistic population projection". PLUREL Report (Peri-Urban Land Use Relationships – Strategies and Sustainability Assessment Tools for Urban-Rural Linkages, Integrated Project, EU Contract No. 036921)

Skirbekk, V. (2008) The challenges of ageing. PLUREL Newsletter. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V., Prommer, I., KC, S, Terama, E., and C. Wilson. (2007) "Report on methods for demographic projections at multiple levels of aggregation". PLUREL Report (Peri-Urban Land Use Relationships – Strategies and Sustainability Assessment Tools for Urban-Rural Linkages, Integrated Project, EU Contract No. 036921) Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2006) "Leistungsfähigkeit im Alter" [Productivity potential at older ages], Personalführung 4/2006. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2006) "Lønnsomt å komme tidlig inn på arbeidsmarkedet" [Young labour market entrance could be beneficial], Aftenposten, 10. January 2006. Download PDF

Prskawetz, A., Mahlberg, B., Skirbekk, V., Freund, I., Winkler-Dworak, M., Lindh, T., Malmberg, B., Jans, A.-C., Nordström, O.S., and F. Andersson. (2005) “The impact of population ageing on innovation and productivity growth in Europe“, European Commision: European Observatory on Demography and the Social Situation (SSO) Studies on policy implications of demographic changes in the enlarged EU.

Skirbekk, V. (2005) Book Review of The Coming Generational Storm: What You Need to Know about America's Economic Future, Kotlikoff, Laurence J. & Scott Burns, 2004, Journal of Peace Research 42 (4). Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2005) "Høy Lønn Presser Ut Eldre" [High wages decreases work opportunities for senior workers], Aftenposten, March 31, 2005. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2004) "Kürzere Ausbildungszeiten können Geburtenrate anheben" [Younger school leaving ages could increase fertility rates], Demographische Forschung Aus Erster Hand, Dezember 2004, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research. Download PDF

Skirbekk, V. (2003) “Population aging and productivity”, Options, Laxenburg, Austria: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis. Download PDF

PRESENTATIONS

"An investigation of gender differences in cognition for Europeans aged 50 and above", JCLL Conference “Personalized Aging: Potential and Limits of a New Concept”, Bremen, Germany, May 2011

"Productivity potential by age and cohort: Examples from different world regions", 2011 Annual meeting of Population Association of America (PAA), Washington DC, USA, March 2011

"New measures of population ageing ", United Nations Population Division , New York, USA, March 2011

”Retirement migration patterns”, PLUREL final event, Copenhagen, October 2010

”No country for young men”, European Population Conference 2010, Vienna, September 2010

„Learning and aging“, Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF), Torino, Italy, July 2010

"Education and the rising reproductive cost of maintaining status", Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, May 2010

"Projections of religiosity in Europe ", Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge, Nuremberg, Germany, May 2010

"No country for young men", University of Southampton, Southampton, UK, April 2010

"Religiosity and demographic futures", Joint Eurostat-UNECE Work Session on Demographic Projections, Lisbon, Portugal, April 2010

"ERC starting grant - Sustainable career development and critical success factors", Vienna, March 2010

"Religion projections in the US”, PEW Research Centre, Washington D.C., January 2010

"Religion projections in the US”, Statistics Canada, Ottawa, January 2010

“Demography of growing European identity. Prevalence of multiple identities based on data from the Eurobarometer ”, NIDI, The Hague, November 2009

“Pensjonsalder og levealder”, Norwegian Demographic Association, Oslo, October 2009

„Trends in senior workers’ productivity potential“, IUSSP Conference, Marrakech, September 2009

“The institutional context of low fertility“ (Discussant) , IUSSP Conference, Marrakech, September 2009

„The future of religious denominations in the United States to 2043“, IUSSP Conference, Marrakech, September 2009

„Increased education and postponed fertility: the rising reproductive cost of attaining status“ , IUSSP Conference, Marrakech, September 2009

“Demographic determinants of the religious distribution” Workshop, Religion and Demography, J.F. Kennedy School, Harvard University, May 2009

“Postponing retirement”, invited speech for opening session (together with Edward Lazear) of the Rethinking Retirement in Europe Workshop, Dutch Social Economic Council, Netspar, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, The Hague, April 2009.

“Quality of Ageing and economic policy in Germany”, keynote speech, German Demography Association, symposium Young Demography, February 2009, Berlin.

“Aging in Europe”, presentation for Finnish Government Delegation, IIASA, February 2009.

„An end to Catholic majority in Spain?“ Effects of Migration on Population Structures in Europe, Vienna Institute of Demography, Vienna, December 2008.

“The rising reproductive cost of maintaining status”, invited presentation, IUSSP conference, Tokyo, November 2008.

“Is Japan caught in a Low Fertility Trap?”, invited presentation, Nihon University, November 2008.

“The rising reproductive cost of maintaining status”, invited presentation, Bratislava University, October 2008.

“Migration in Europe”, PLUREL General Assembly, The Hague, October 2008.

“Social engagement and cognitive functioning among older persons”, European Population Conference, Barcelona, July 2008.

“Fertility differences: Past, present and future” (session organizer), Nordic Demographic Symposium, Helsinki, June 2008.

“Age, productivity and cohort effects”, MacArthur Conference on Aging, Rockefeller foundation/Bellagio, May 2008.

“Status attainment through education and postponement of fertility”, Center for Advanced Studies/Cumberland Lodge conference Family Changes in Industrialized Countries, May 2008.

“Trends in fertility by social status”, Population Association of America Annual Meeting, New Orleans, April 2008.

“Discussion - income inequality over time (Mats Johansson)”, Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm, April 2008.

“Discussion - low fertility and long run growth in an economy with a large public sector (Jovan Zamac, Daniel Hallberg and Thomas Lindh)”, Economic Consequences of Low Fertility conference, St. Gallen, April 2008.

“Reconciling work and family life”, presentation, Managing Demographic Change, European Parliament, Brüssels, February 2008.

“Age variation in productivity”, keynote speech, Annual Labour Market Conference ‘Grijswerkers’ Gezocht [Grey workers needed], Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, February 2008.

“Age and work performance”, Joint Chinese-European Union Expert Meeting, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, January 2008.

“Fertility trends by social status: A meta-analysis”, Joint Eurostat-UNECE Workshop on Population Projections, Bucharest, October 2007.

“New times, old beliefs. Demographic projections by religious affiliation for Switzerland, Austria and USA”, Joint Eurostat-UNECE Workshop on Population Projections, Bucharest, October 2007.

“Health, longevity and productivity”, Fondazione Rodolfo de Benedetti, Limone sul Garda, May 2007.

“Attitudes towards divorce and single motherhood: Determinants and trends”, Centre for Advanced Studies, Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters, Oslo, April 2007.

“It is a living thing - the impact of population trends on employee profiles and health economics”, International Health Insurance/BUPA, Wellbeing University, Madrid, March 2007.

“On measures to reconcile family life and a period of study for young women”, open hearing, Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality, European Parliament, February 2007.

“Fertility policies and consequences of aging -with a focus on Europe”, invited seminar, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, February 2007.

“Productivity over the life cycle. Changing importance of age-specific abilities”, Institute for Labour Market Research (IAB), Nuremberg, January 2007.

“Postponing age-specific cognitive decline”, Conference on Causal Analysis in Population Studies: Concepts, Methods, Applications, Vienna, December 2006.

“From fertile prosperity to childless success”, Social Science History Association Meeting, Minneapolis, November 2006.

“Productivity differences over the life cycle”, Norwegian Demographic Association, Oslo, October 2006.

“Postponing cognitive decline”, International University in Bremen, October 2006.

“Age and productivity”, World Demographic Association, St. Gallen, September 2006.

“Does the combination of spouses’ birth orders influence their divorce risk? Evidence from a register-based study of Norwegian first marriages, European Population Conference, Liverpool, June 2006.

“From fertile prosperity to childless success”, European Population Conference, Liverpool, June 2006.

“New times, old beliefs. Predicting the future of religions in Austria”, European Population Conference, Liverpool, June 2006.

“Age and individual productivity: Empirical evidence from an economics perspective”, The Impact of Ageing. A Common Challenge for Europe and Asia, Vienna, June 2006.

“Prospects for labour migration to Europe”, Research Training Network Meeting, Rostock, January 2006.

“Why not start younger?”, Research Training Network Meeting, Rostock, January 2006.

“Age and individual productivity: Empirical evidence from an economics perspective”, Conference on Altern, Arbeit und Betrieb, AG LeoTech Alter Tagung, Monte Verita, Tessin, January 2006.

“The Low Fertility Trip”, Postponement of Childbearing in Europe Conference, Statistics Austria, December 2005.

“From rich, large families to childless success”, Research Training Network Meeting, Vienna, November 2005.

“Age and individual productivity-potential: Long term variation based on ability levels, health and changing demand”, Economic Growth Conference, Vienna Vintage Workshop, November 2005.

“Age and individual productivity-potential: New evidence based on ability levels and industry-wide task demand”, Economic Growth Conference, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Laxenburg, October 2005.

“Age and individual productivity-potential: New evidence based on ability levels and industry-wide task demand”, Population Ageing and Economic Productivity, Österreichischer Arbeitsmarktworkshop, Vienna, September 2005.

“New times, old beliefs. Predicting the future of religions in Austria”, Eurostat-UNECE Work Session on Demographic Projections, Vienna, September 2005.

“Comment to “Interim report on study of the implications of demographic trends on the formations and development of human capital"", report presented to the European Commission, Directorate for the Employment and Social Affairs, contract VC/2003/0247. European Commision, Brussels, Belgium, August 2005.

“Will the Bologna Declaration bring babies?”, Population Association of America Annual Conference, Philadelphia, April 2005.

“Age and individual productivity-potential: New evidence based on ability levels and industry-wide task demand”, Population Ageing and Economic Productivity, Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO), Vienna, March 2005.

“How would “Tempo Policies” Work? Exploring the effect of school reforms on period fertility in Europe”, Research Training Network Meeting, INED, Paris, January 2005.

“Birth month, school graduation and the timing of births and marriages”, International Max Planck Institute Research School for Demography Evaluation Meeting, Rostock, January 2005.

“Improving the sustainability of the Norwegian public pensions system through education reform - a study of the impact of timing and duration of schooling on fertility and human capital and variations in productivity over the life cycle”, Statistics Norway, Oslo, January 2005.

“Age and individual productivity-potential: New evidence based on ability levels and industry-wide task demand”, Population Ageing and Economic Productivity, Vienna Institute of Demography (VID), Vienna, December 2004.

“Improving the sustainability of public pensions system through extension to the working life”, Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI), Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden, August 2004.

“Birth month, school graduation and the timing of births and marriages”, European Society for Population Economics Annual Meeting, Bergen, Norway, June 2004.

“Birth month, school graduation and the timing of births and marriages”, Research Training Network Meeting, Rome, Italy, May 2004.

“Comment to “Interim report on study of the implications of demographic trends on the formations and development of human capital"", report presented to the European Commission, Directorate for the Employment and Social Affairs, contract VC/2003/0247. European Commision, Brussels, Belgium, May 2004.

„How would “Tempo Policies” work? Exploring the effect of school reforms on period fertility in Europe”, Population Association of America, Annual Meeting, Boston, USA, April 2004.

„The marginal effect of the school leaving age on the timing of demographic events in early and late adulthood: A birth month experiment in Sweden“, European Association for Population Studies, Warsaw, Poland, August 2003 (poster).

„Age and individual productivity: New estimates based on age-specific ability levels and industry- wide demand, Summer Workshop on Personell Economics, Steyr, Austria, July 2003, (poster).

„The marginal effect of the school leaving age on the timing of demographic events in early and late adulthood: A birth month experiment in Sweden“, Mannheim Economics of Aging (MEA), Germany, November 2002.

„The marginal effect of the school leaving age on the timing of demographic events in early and late adulthood: A birth month experiment in Sweden“, SCHOLAR Conference on Education and Postponement of Maternity, Amsterdam, Holland, October 2002.

RESEARCH GRANTS AND APPOINTMENTS

Principal Investigator, Starting Grant, European Research Council (ERC), 2009-2014, approx. € 1,000,000

Consultant, PEW Forum on Religion & Public Life Grant, 2010-2012, approx. € 275,000

Member of the Hewlett-Foundation/Norwegian Research Council Scientific Research Funding Committee “ECONPOP”

Module coordinator and work package leader, European Commision, PLUREL project, 2007-2010, €254,316 (total budget about €7,000,000)

Participant in EU project “The impact of population ageing on innovation and productivity growth in Europe“, European Commission: European Observatory on Demography and the Social Situation (SSO) Studies on policy implications of demographic changes in the enlarged EU, approx. €100 000

Full- time Scholarship, Research Training Network, HPRN-CT-2001-00234, 2003-2005, approx. €100 000

SUPERVISION, PHD STUDENTS
Muhammad Asif Wazir, “Population projections by education for Pakistan”, Vienna University.

Marta Jankowska, “Spatial population projections compared across developing and developed cities“, Young Summer Student Program (YSSP) - IIASA, 2009, San Diego State University, USA .

Monika Sawhney, “Achieving child health related millennium development goals – role of education”, YSSP – IIASA, 2008, Tulane University, New Orleans, USA.

Nikola Sander, "The effects of age, period and cohort on retirement migration in Australia", YSSP – IIASA, 2007, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.

Naomi Aoki, "Ageing and vulnerability in Cambodia". YSSP – IIASA, 2007, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, USA.

Marcin Stonawski, “Age, human capital and productivity”, Krakow School of Economics, YSSP – IIASA, 2006, Krakow University, Poland.

Sarah Staveteig, “Population, resources, and the onset of civil war worldwide, 1960-2000”, YSSP – IIASA, 2004, University of California at Berkeley, USA.

Pawel Strzelecki, “The education projections for selected European countries”, YSSP – IIASA, 2004, Central Bank of Poland.

Ying Ji, “Human capital in Vietnam”, YSSP– IIASA, 2004, Institute of Population Research, Peking University, China.

SZU Ungargasse, Integrationsschule, Bundeshandelsakademie und Bundeshandelsschule, 2004, (Voluntary Project in Viennese Integration school).
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Population Studies

Population and Development Review

Experimental Gerontology

Demographic Research

Applied Economics

Vienna Yearbook of Population Research

European Journal of Population

Labour Economics

Asian Population Studies

Journal of Population Ageing

Research on Aging

International Tax and Public Finance

Social Forces

Economic Policy