BiB Publications at a Glance
In nine series of publications, the Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) regularly publishes research results and current demographic facts for various target groups.
The publications are aimed at science, politics and the general public. Most of the contents are openly accessible.
Target Group: Science
The peer-reviewed interdisciplinary scientific journal CPoS is published by the Federal Institute for Population Research. It is available online and is open access. more: Comparative Population Studies …
BiB.Working Paper include preliminary or final reports of research projects, surveys and reviews, but also academic articles before submission to relevant journals. more: BiB.Working Paper …
Target Group: Politics and the General Public
This journal provides information about current population research issues and news from the Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB). more: BiB.Aktuell …
Once a year, this series provides information on the differences in life satisfaction between selected population groups in Germany. more: BiB.Monitor Wohlbefinden …
In this series, scientific results from our research projects are prepared for the interested public in an easily understandable way. more: BiB.Bevölkerungsstudien …
The publications provide general information on demographic change, its causes, courses and consequences. In addition, results from research projects are presented. more: Reports and Brochures …
The publication series informs stakeholders from politics and society about the latest research findings of the long-term FReDA study on family life in Germany in a practice-orientated way. more: FReDA Policy Brief …
The reports give an overview of the institute’s activities in research, policy advice and public relations during the past year. more: Annual Reports …
Former Publication Series
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