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Upcoming Events

06
Oct
2026

Sexual Offending and Criminal Careers: Evidence from Norwegian Register Data

Professor Torbjørn Skardhamar

Criminological research and criminal justice practice typically treat sexual offending as a specialized category. This talk examines that assumption,…

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13
Oct
2026

Torn between two paths: uncertainty and ambivalence in fertility intentions

Anna Reimondos

In countries with widespread access to modern contraception, childbearing is, for most people, a deliberate choice. Demographic theory has often…

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Past Events

22
Sep
2026

Title: Transition to Parenthood? Fertility Intentions of China-born Migrants in Australia

Feier Chen

Empirical research on fertility among China-born migrants has largely focused on realised fertility patterns, while fertility intentions have…

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25
Aug
2026

Coastal livelihood transitions in Southeast Asia

Michael Fabinyi

Coastal Southeast Asia is undergoing rapid economic change. Rising seafood demand, growing wealth and mobility, and state enthusiasm for the 'blue…

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18
Aug
2026

Life expectancy among HK-born and Mainland China/Macao/Taiwan-born adults in Hong Kong

Vladimir Canudas-Romo

Hong Kong has among the world’s highest life expectancy and a long history of immigration from Mainland China/Macao/Taiwan (MMT). Evidence remains…

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