Iranian Population Studies

Iranian Population Studies

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.

Current Issue: Volume 10, Issue 1 - Serial Number 19, August 2024, Pages 1-219 

Keywords Cloud

  • Iran
  • migration
  • Fertility
  • Marriage
  • Family
  • Tehran
  • population
  • Women
  • childbearing
  • Individualism
  • Afghan Immigrants
  • Divorce
  • Youth
  • Age structure
  • Human capital
  • Fertility intention
  • Yazd city
  • Social Capital
  • Life table
  • Total fertility rate
  • Elderly
  • ethnicity
  • mortality
  • International Migration
  • Return migration
  • Modernization
  • Religiosity
  • Economic Growth
  • Population Policy
  • fertility decline
  • Isfahan City
  • Internal Migration
  • Shiraz
  • Phenomenology
  • life expectancy
  • Population Aging
  • Poverty
  • family formation
  • Income inequality
  • Iran
  • Labor Market
  • Demographic window
  • Education
  • values
  • Gender attitudes
  • Life Expectancy at Birth
  • Marginalization
  • Social trust
  • Population policies
  • Demographic factors
  • gender equality
  • Thematic Analysis
  • lived experience
  • Gender
  • Ideal number of children
  • ageing
  • culture
  • Village
  • causes of death
  • Yazd
  • Qualitative study
  • age at marriage
  • Lifestyle
  • Household
  • attitudes
  • cohort
  • Consanguineous Marriage
  • Ethnic Groups
  • Infertility
  • Kermanshah
  • Gender attitude
  • Population structure
  • low fertility
  • Assessment
  • Gini coefficient
  • emotional divorce
  • Fertility intentions
  • Compositional impact of migration
  • Under replacement fertility
  • Intra-City Relocation
  • Komfirose
  • Representation
  • Labor Productivity
  • age Transition
  • Population dynamics
  • the lived experience of migrants
  • Analytical methods
  • Migration Forecasting
  • Whipple’ Index
  • the Law of Youthful Population and Protection of the Family
  • Elderly Care Centers
  • Modern Ideals
  • Tendency to divorce
  • National Transfer Accounts
  • and agency factors
  • Women’s Independent Migration
  • Death
  • Transition
  • Socioeconomic Determinants
  • The Ratio of Divorces to Marriages
  • Pull-push factors
  • : Marital Ideals
  • Unemployment Duration
  • Second demographic transition theory
  • data quality and accuracy
  • Critical ethnography
  • Shiraz city
  • Migration transition
  • Arab countries
  • rejuvenation solutions
  • child dependency
  • pronatalist policy prematurity
  • Socio-demographic Factors
  • Digital Divide
  • cultural politics
  • Computer Programming
  • Macroeconomic Uncertainty
  • Discourse Analysis
  • Ideal marriage age
  • Social Pressure
  • Islamic awakening
  • Protection policies
  • Structural
  • Afghan refugees
  • Lahijan
  • unemployed
  • Skill Demand
  • cultural modernization
  • Keywords: Migration
  • United Nations Combined Index
  • Fertility Knowledge
  • Demographic events
  • Migration Patterns
  • Advocacy Coalition Framework (ACF)
  • Income effect
  • Residential Relocation
  • GMM Method
  • Potential emigrants
  • Attitude to Marriage
  • Separate money spending
  • Virtual Migration
  • Fertility Convergence
  • Cultural capital
  • No-Go Areas
  • marital affliction
  • Discrimination
  • life course approach
  • Migration Inter-Provincial
  • Policy analysis
  • Divorce Crude Rate
  • Selseleh county
  • migration strategy
  • Social Values
  • Castro model
  • Adult children
  • Family Violence
  • event history analysis
  • Vector Error Correction Model and Johansson-Juselius Method
  • Net migration
  • Demographic policy
  • Mortality models
  • parental support
  • Grounded theory
  • self-efficacy
  • Life- Cycle Consumption
  • Conflict of regulations
  • World Health Organization
  • Rural Attractions
  • International Law
  • Labor Force
  • youth population
  • Surrogacy
  • Displacement
  • Cybernetics
  • Smart Elderly
  • Generational gap
  • Social Rationality
  • Urmie Lake
  • Length of stay
  • Desire for childbearing
  • Pregnancy
  • Consequences
  • Kinship Relations
  • Macroeconomic Cycles
  • Semnan
  • Antenatal Care
  • Couples
  • Death Registration Coverage
  • marriage postponement
  • Human rights
  • One-child Couples
  • changes
  • Childbearing preferences
  • Female Labor force Participation
  • survival function
  • Brass Logit Method
  • Positive psychology
  • Digital citizenship
  • Aging as a Treasure
  • Divorce tendency