Onze pour cent des adultes vivant en France en 2011 habitent deux logements ou plus. Le phénomène s'observe surtout chez les jeunes adultes (26 % des 18-19 ans). La bi-résidence tient chez eux à la fois à des raisons familiales et scolaires. Le second logement est plus fréquemment occupé...

Lelièvre (Éva), Bonvalet (Catherine), Bry (Xavier). - Event history analysis of groups: initial results from an on-going research project The event history approach, which has led to a reformulation of the bases of demographic methodology in terms of analysis of complex stochastic processes...

Eleven per cent of adults living in France in 2011 live in two or more residences. The phenomenon isparticularly widespread among young adults - 26% of 18-19 year olds are concerned - who live in tworesidences for family and educational reasons. The second home is most frequently used on...

Bonvalet Catherine. Lelièvre Eva. - Mobility in France and moves to Paris since 1945: Paris - the filter This second paper (the first was published in Population) is based on a comparison of data from two surveys organized by INED and represents a detailed study of the conclusions that can be...

Bonvalet Catherine and Lelièvre Éva. - Mobility in France and Paris since 1945. The residential balance sheet of a generation. INED has carried out two retrospective surveys : (a) national, on the migration, occupational and family histories of the cohorts born between 1911 and 1935 (survey...