Iranian Population Studies

Iranian Population Studies

Iranian Population Studies

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Population Policy Research Journal is published by National Institute for Population Research, Iran. This journal consider various demographic subjects such as marriage, family and childbearing; internal migration and urbanization; international migration and refugees; population and health; population ageing and intergenerational relations, demographic methods and population modeling; population economics and human capital; population, environment and sustainable development.

Most Visited Articles
Demographic Challenges of Iran: Strategies and Solutions
Estimation of the Level, Trend and Age-Sex Patterns of Excess Mortality during the Covid-19 Pandemic in Iran
Migration and Motivonia: The Role of Wellbeing and Well-Willing on English as a Foreign Language Learners’ Desire to Migration
Determinants of the Attitude towards Marriage and Family Formation in Yazd City, Iran
Investigating the Provincial Differences in Life Expectancy in Iran: A Case Study of Gilan and Sistan and Baluchestan Provinces
Determinants of Consanguineous Marriage in Iran
Potential Emigrants In Iran: Demographic And Social Explanation Of Emigration Tendencies To Abroad
Current Issue: Volume 10, Issue 1 - Serial Number 19, August 2024 

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  • Digital Divide
  • : Marital Ideals
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  • Keywords: Migration
  • changes
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  • Potential emigrants
  • Fertility Convergence
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  • No-Go Areas
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  • life course approach
  • Discrimination
  • Divorce Crude Rate
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  • Migration Inter-Provincial
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  • Castro model
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  • survival function
  • Family Violence
  • Net migration
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  • Pregnancy
  • Cybernetics
  • Smart Elderly
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  • Urmie Lake
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  • Semnan
  • Desire for childbearing
  • Grounded theory
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  • Vector Error Correction Model and Johansson-Juselius Method
  • Antenatal Care
  • Couples
  • Death Registration Coverage
  • marriage postponement
  • Human rights
  • Fertility Knowledge
  • Childbearing preferences
  • Selseleh county
  • Female Labor force Participation
  • cultural modernization
  • Brass Logit Method
  • Higher education regulations
  • Digital citizenship
  • Aging as a Treasure
  • Causes of mortality
  • nintentional accidents
  • Kinship Relations