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15 Sep 2024
Call for Papers: International Population Conference in Brisbane, Australia 13-18 July 2025
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The International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) is calling for papers for the International Population Conference. The conference takes place every four years and includes plenary sessions, debates, invited panel discussions, training workshops and side meetings before and during the Conference. The papers can be on the subject of one of the 24 conference themes or one of the 72 member-organized session topics. 

Deadline to Submit an Abstract: 15 September 2024

Please visit the website here. 

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