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International Population Conference | 07.07.2025REDIM at IPC 2025 in Brisbane, Australia
At the 30th International Population Conference (IPC) held by the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) in Brisbane, Australia, from 13–18 July 2025, researchers and partners of the REDIM project will present their latest research results.
The International Population Conference is a leading global scientific gathering in the field of population studies. Experts from a variety of disciplines, including researchers, policymakers and stakeholders, discuss the latest developments in population trends and dynamics, as well as their causes and implications. Three researchers from our REDIM team as well as several others from our research network will attend this year‘s conference to present and discuss their work. The following presentations are directly related to our REDIM project:
Session 42: Patterns and Inequalities in Healthy Longevity (July 14, 15:30–17:00, Meeting Room P11)
Avoidable Mortality and Socioeconomic Deprivation in Europe: An Ecological Study across 431 Regions in 22 Countries, 2002–2019
by Michael Mühlichen (BiB), Pavel Grigoriev (BiB), Rok Hrzic (Maastricht University), Mathias Lerch (EPFL) and Sebastian Klüsener (BiB)
Poster Session P2: Data and Methods (July 15, 12:00–13:30, Plaza Terrace Room – Merivale Side)
Do Welfare Regimes Matter? A Comparative Analysis of Spatial Inequalities in Mortality in Germany and the United Kingdom, 2003–2021
by Pavel Grigoriev (BiB), Michael Mühlichen (BiB), Andreas Höhn (University of St. Andrews), Nik Lomax (University of Leeds), Petra Meier (University of Glasgow)
Session 72: Subnational and Spatial Variation in Mortality (July 15, 15:30–17:00, Meeting Room P6)
Chaired by Pavel Grigoriev (BiB)
Declining Life Expectancy Gains in Western Europe: Trends and Differences across 410 Regions, 2002–2019
by Florian Bonnet (INED), Ina Alliger (BiB), Carlo Giovanni Camarda (INED), France Meslé (INED) Michael Mühlichen (BiB), Markus Sauerberg (HCR), Josselin Thuilliez (CNRS) and Pavel Grigoriev (BiB)
Session 82: Mental and Cognitive Health (July 15, 17:15–18:45, Meeting Room P4 – Merivale Side)
Trends in ‘Deaths of Despair’ in Europe during the Covid-19 Pandemic: What Is the Difference to the United States?
by Ronny Westerman and Michael Mühlichen (both BiB)
Session 88: Flash Session – New Mortality Estimates across the World (July 15, 17:15–18:45, Meeting Room P11)
Assessing Regional Mortality Disparities across Intra- and International Borders in Europe: An Application of the Earth Mover’s Distance
by Laura A. Cilek (BiB), Markus Sauerberg (HCR), Pavel Grigoriev (BiB), Sebastian Klüsener (BiB)
Session 138: Spatially Informed Demographic Research (July 17, 8:30–10:00, Meeting Room P4 – Merivale Side)
The “Epidemic” of Male Premature Mortality in Eastern Europe: A Spatial Perspective
by Pavel Grigoriev (BiB), Domantas Jasilionis (MPIDR), Sergey Timonin (ANU), Nataliia Levchuk (MPIDR/IDSS); Pavlo Shevchuk (IDSS), Olga Penina (Academy of Sciences of Moldova), Katalin Kovács (HDRI), Sebastian Klüsener (BiB)
Session 173: Spatial Demography (July 17, 17:15–18:45, Meeting Room P7)
Chaired by Sebastian Klüsener (BiB)