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
Reconstruction of Women's Birth Histories Using Census Data: A Methodological Refinement and Empirical Application in the 2% Sample of the 2016 Census of Iran
Determinants of the Attitude towards Marriage and Family Formation in Yazd City, Iran
Determinants of Consanguineous Marriage in Iran
Investigating the Provincial Differences in Life Expectancy in Iran: A Case Study of Gilan and Sistan and Baluchestan Provinces
Marriage Postponement in Iran: District-level Analysis of Youth Singlehood Patterns
Current Issue: Volume 10, Issue 2 - Serial Number 20, October 2024, Pages 1-231 

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  • : Marital Ideals
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  • Female Labor force Participation
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