CONFERENCE PROGRAMME: SESSIONS AT A GLANCE

Sessions	Date	Venue	Time
OPENING SESSION	19^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	13.00 – 13.30
1. International Migration & Labour Markets	19^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	13.40 – 15.20
2. Children’s Geographies	19^th June	Room B (Rendall Lecture Theatre 9)	13.40 – 15.20
POPFEST (1)	19^th June	Room C (Rendall Lecture Theatre 1)	13.40 – 15.20
Tea/coffee		Rendall Foyer and Theatre Workshop	15.20 – 15.50
3. Work and Mobility	19^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	15.50 – 17.30
4. The Complexity Of Migration	19^th June	Room B (Rendall Lecture Theatre 9)	15.50 – 17.30
POPFEST (2)	19^thJune	Room C (Rendall Lecture Theatre 1)	15.50 – 17.30
Dinner	19^thJune	Delegates explore Liverpool	17.30 – 20.00
GUEST LECTURE	19^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	20.00 – 21.00
JEMS Wine Reception	19^th June	Senior Common Room (Roxby, 9^th Floor)	21.00 – 22.00
5. Attitudes To Migration	20^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	09.00 – 10.20
6. Rural Populations & Change	20^th June	Room B (Rendall Lecture Theatre 9)	09.00 – 10.20
7. Population Studies Of Scotland & England	20^th June	Room C (Rendall Lecture Theatre 1)	09.00 – 10.20
Tea/coffee	20^th June	Rendall Foyer and Theatre Workshop	10.20 – 10.50
8. Migration & The Family	20^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	10.50 – 12.30
9. New Geographies Of Ethnicity	20^th June	Room B (Rendall Lecture Theatre 9)	10.50 – 12.30
10. Fertility	20^th June	Room C (Rendall Lecture Theatre 1)	10.50 – 12.30
Buffet lunch	20^th June	Rendall Foyer and Theatre Workshop	12.30 – 13.40
11. Internal Migration (1)	20^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	13.40 – 15.20
12. Internal Migration (2)	20^th June	Room B (Rendall Lecture Theatre 9)	13.40 – 15.20
POPFEST (3)	20^th June	Room C (Rendall Lecture Theatre 1)	13.40 – 15.20
Tea/coffee	20^th June	Rendall Foyer and Theatre Workshop	15.20 – 15.50
13. New Analyses Of Data	20^th June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	15.50 – 17.30
14. Ageing Populations	20^th June	Room B (Rendall Lecture Theatre 9)	15.50 – 17.30
15. Mapping ‘Other’ Populations	20^th June	Room C (Rendall Lecture Theatre 1)	15.50 – 17.30
16. Residential Preferences & Well-being	21^st June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	09.00 – 10.40
17. Environmental & Population Change	21^st June	Room B (Rendall Lecture Theatre 9)	09.00 – 10.40
18. Population Issues Around The World	21^st June	Room C (Rendall Lecture Theatre 1)	09.00 – 10.40
Tea/coffee	21^st June	Rendall Foyer and Theatre Workshop	10.40 – 11.00
PLENARY AND CLOSING REMARKS	21^st June	Room A (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)	11.00 – 12.15

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Monday 19^th June – afternoon session 1
Room A 1. INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND LABOUR MARKETS Chair: Paul Norman 13.40 Global Human Resourcing: Corporate Practice & Policy Jane Millar & John Salt (University College London, UK) 14.00 Socio-Spatial Contexts of Second Generation Immigrant Progress: Understanding Local Labour Market Structures & Intergenerational Mobility Jamie Goodwin-White (University of Southampton, UK) 14.20 From Immigration to Labour Market Integration: Evidence from London Anne Green (University of Warwick, UK) 14.40 The Occupational and Geographical Locations of Transnational Immigrant Minorities in Japan Tony Fielding (University of Sussex, UK) 15.00 Albanian Immigration & Thessaloniki’s New (Population) Geography: Exploring The Patterns Of Territorial Insertion Of An “Exemplary” Migratory Group Ifigeneia Evlampia Kokkali (Institut Francais d’Urbanisme, Paris, France)	Room B 2. CHILDREN’S GEOGRAPHIES Chair: Paul Boyle 13.40 Child Poverty in the UK: Socio-Demographic Scenarios to 2020 for Children Philip Rees & John Parsons (University of Leeds, UK) 14.00 Issues In The Marginalisation Of Sex And Relationships Education (SRE) In Schools: Evidence From Merseyside William Gould, C. Thetford and B. Evans (University of Liverpool, UK) 14.20 Progressing Social Capital: Including The Experiences Of Young People With Mind-Body-Emotional Differences Louise Holt (University of Reading, UK) 14.40 Living the Dream? Young Migrants Experiences of Rurality Naomi Bushin (University College Cork, Ireland)	Room C POPFEST (1) Chair: Albert Sabater 13:40 Exposure To Family Planning Messages Through Mass Media And Interpersonal Communication And Current Use Of Modern Contraceptives In Ghana Claire Bailey (University of Southampton, UK) 14:00 Contexts And Continuities Of HIV Risk Behaviour. A Study Of Urban Female Sex Workers And Their Rural Peers In Indonesia D I Puradiredja (London School of Economics and Political Science, UK) 14:20 Young Immigrants In The Spanish Labour Market, 1999-2005 Elena Vidal (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics, Barcelona, Spain) 14:40 Understanding Internal Migration In A Divided Society: Insights From Qualitative Research In Northern Ireland Gemma Catney, Queen’s University, Belfast 15:00 Deriving Age-Specific Fertility Rates By Ethnic Group At The Ward Level For Bradford: An Assessment Of Six Promising Strategies Lee Williamson (University of Manchester, UK)
1520-1550	Tea/Coffee

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Monday 19^th June – afternoon session 2
Room A 3. WORK & MOBILITY Chair: Seraphim Alvanides 15.50 Agglomeration Economies and Job Mobility - A Longitudinal Analysis of Labour Mobility in Sweden (1990-2002) Rikard Erikkson (Umea University, Sweden) 16.10 Labour Mobility & Segregation: A Study of Job Careers & Life Courses in Distressed Neighbourhoods Charlotta Hedberg (Stockholm University, Sweden) 16.30 Have Work, Will Travel; Toward An Understanding Of Work-Related Temporary Mobility In Australia Elin Charles-Edwards & Martin Bell (University Queensland, Australia) 16.50 Home-To-Work Mobility Patterns In Spanish Cities Dolores Lopez, Carolina Montoro & Juan Jose Pons (University of Navarra, Spain) 17.10 Title TBC Aina Tollefsen & Urban Lindgren (Umea University, Sweden)	Room B 4. THE COMPLEXITY OF MIGRATION Chair: Phil Rees 15.50 Social & Economic Mobility Of Israeli Jewish Immigrants In The United States, 1980-2000 Uzi Rebhun (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel) 16.10 A Study on the Migration of Agricultural Population in China Jianfa Shen (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, Hong Kong) 16.30 Internal Female Migration in a Time of Transition: Post-Conflict Perspectives from Siem Reap, Cambodia Katherine Brickell (London School of Economics & Political Sciences, London, UK) 16.50 Who Migrates Internally, Internationally, & Who Stays Behind in Egypt? Ayman Zohry (American University in Cairo, Egypt) 17.10 Regional Effects of German Internal East-West-Migration & the Probability of Return-Migration Andrea Schultz (Martin-Luther-Universität, Halle, Germany)	Room C POPFEST (2) Chair: Gemma Catney 15:50 Stopping sooner or starting later? Fertility Decline in Uzbekistan David Clifford (University of Southampton, UK) 16:10 A critical review of the concept «linked population» used in the 2001 Census of Population in Spain. An application to Catalonia Joan Alberich (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics, Barcelona, Spain) 16:30 Constructing population time series with an ethnic breakdown (and age and sex) for sub-national areas in England and Wales, 1991-2001 Albert Sabater (University of Manchester) 16:50 Estimating disability prevalence at sub-national levels Alan Marshall (University of Manchester, UK) 17:10 Disabled persons’ families. Some preliminary results for the Basque Country from the “Disabilities, Deficiencies and Health Survey of 1999” Ainhoa Alustiza (Centre d’Estudis Demogràfics, Barcelona, Spain)
1730-1930 Dinner (delegates free to explore Liverpool’s restaurants, cafes and pubs but be back for the Guest Lecture) 2000 - 2100 Guest Lecture - Martin Bell: ‘Dimensions of Mobility in Australia’ (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6) 2100 Jems Wine Reception (Roxby Senior Common Room, 9^th floor)

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Tuesday 20^th June – morning session 1
Room A 5. ATTITUDES TO MIGRATION Chair: Darren P. Smith 9.00 Socio-Economic Differentiation & Selective Migration in Sweden Susanne Hjort (Umea University, Sweden) 9.20 The Family Context & Residential Choice: A Challenge for New Research Clara Mulder (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands) 9.40 A Non-Event? Using Biography to Understand East German (Non) Migration Kim Seaton (University of Sheffield, UK) 10.00 Focusing On the Life Spaces: Measure & Description Nicolas Robette (INED, France)	Room B 6. RURAL POPULATIONS AND CHANGE Chair: Paul Norman 9.00 The Social Profile of Rural Britain Heather Joshi, Brian Dodgeon & Gareth Hughes (University of London, UK) 9.20 Excavating the ‘Counter’ In Counterurbanisation: A Preliminary Reassessment Keith Halfacree (University of Swansea, UK) 9.40 Urban / Rural & Between-City Differentials in the Migration Components of Population Change In England Since 1991 Tony Champion (University of Newcastle, UK) 10.00 People in a Painted Landscape Gunnar Malmberg (Umea University, Sweden)	Room C 7. POPULATION STUDIES OF SCOTLAND & ENGLAND Chair: Seraphim Alvanides 9.00 Trends in Migration To & From Scotland: An Analysis Philip Rees, Daniel Vickers & Jianhui Jin (University of Leeds, UK) 9.20 Upward And Onward: A Study Of Scots Out-Migration From A Global City Allan Findlay (Dundee, UK), Donald Houston (Dundee, UK), Colin Mason (Strathclyde, UK) and Richard Harrison (Queens Belfast, UK) 9.40 Explaining Fertility Differences Between Scotland And England Elspeth Graham, Paul Boyle and George Bouliotis (University of St Andrews, UK), John Ermisch (University of Essex, UK) Vernon Gayle (University of Stirling, UK) 10.00 Changing Geographies of Fertility in Scotland 1981-2001 Paul Boyle, Elspeth Graham & Zhiqiang Feng (University of St Andrews, UK)
1020-1050	Tea/Coffee

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Tuesday 20^th June – morning session 2
Room A 8. MIGRATION & THE FAMILY Chair: Darren P. Smith 10.50 Residential Mobility & Migration Of The Separated Peteke Feijten ((University of St Andrews, UK) 11.15 The Effect of Moving On Union Dissolution Paul Boyle (University of St Andrews, UK) & Hill Kulu (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research) 11.35 Geography and the journey to adulthood: parental proximity, mobility sequences and outcomes Suzanne Davies Withers and Elise Bowditch  (University of Washington) 11.55  Proximity of Elderly Parents to Their Children in the Netherlands Francesca Michielin & Clara Mulder (University of Amsterdam, Netherlands)	Room B 9. New Geographies Of Ethnicity Chair: Paul Norman 10.50 Spatial Partitioning Of Population According To Religion in Thrace (Greece) Michalis Agorastakis(University of Thessaly, Greece), Seraphim Alvanides (University of Newcastle, UK) & Byron Kotzmanis (University of Thessaly, Greece) 11.10 Mixed Neighbourhoods, Parallel Lives?  An Investigation into Whether Residential Proximity Promotes Inter-Ethnic Contact in German Neighbourhoods Anita Drever (University of Tennessee Knoxville & the DIW Berlin) & William Clark (University of California, Los Angeles, USA) 11.30 Age, Gender, &… Ethnicity? How to Segment Populations by a Slippery Dimension in European Multicultural Geographies Pablo Mateos & Richard Webber (University College London, UK) 12.10 Market-Led Pluralism: Re-Thinking Our Understanding of Racial/Ethnic Spatial Patterning in US Cities Lawrence Brown (Ohio State University) & Su-Yeul Chung (Western Illinois University)	Room C 10. FERTILITY Chair: Phil Rees 10.50 Occupational Differentials in Nuptiality & Fertility in 19th Century Sweden & Scotland Stefan Warg (Umea University, Sweden) 11.10 Settlement Hierarchy & Fertility in the Nordic Countries Hill Kulu (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research), Andres Vikat (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) & Gunnar Andersson (Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research) 11.30 Geography of Fertility in Greece: Cohort Analysis Using Census Data Kakia Sofianopoulou (University of Thessaly, Greece) 11.50 Fertility Change in Central Asia David Clifford (University of Southampton, UK) 12.10 Life, Death and Development on the Margins: The Child Health Interventions of Civil Society in Orissa, India Nick McTurk (University of Dundee)
1230-1340	Buffet Lunch (Rendall Foyer and the Theatre Workshop)

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Tuesday 20^th June – afternoon session 1
Room A 11. INTERNAL MIGRATION (1) Chair: Seraphim Alvanides 13.40 Internal Migration In Italy: Geographical Patterns Sara Basso (Italian National Institute for Statistics, Italy), Lorenzo Cassata (Italian National Institute for Statistics, Italy) & Cecilia Reynaud (University of Rome, Italy) 14.00 A Detailed Spatial Analysis of the Population Changes in Greece during the Period 1940-51 Nikolas Mostratos (University of Newcastle, UK) 14.20 Changing Patterns of Internal Migration in Malaysia Mohd Razani Mohd Jali, John Stillwell & Philip Rees (University of Leeds, UK) 14.40 The Salient Patterns Of Italy’s Internal Migration Flows Since 1955 Frank Heins (Rome, Italy) 15.00 Migration By Social Class In Japan Satoshi Nakagawa (Kobe University, Japan)	Room B 12. INTERNAL MIGRATION (2) Chair: Phil Rees 13.40 Applying Model Migration Schedule Families to Estimate Age-Specific Migration Flows James Raymer (University of Southampton) & Andrei Rogers (University of Colorado, USA) 14.00  Age-Specific Migration Behaviour in Japan Using Spatial Interaction Models Keiji Yano (Ritsumeikan University, Japan) 14.20 Migrant Population in Italy & Serbia. Differences & Different Impact on the Age Structure. The Case of Rome & Belgrade Lorenzo Cassata (Italian National Institute for Statistics, Italy), Vladimir Nikitovic (Demographic Research Centre of Institute of Social Sciences, Belgrade) & Donatella Zindato (Italian National Institute for Statistics, Italy) 14.40 The Evolution of Internal Migrations in Italy between 1999 and 2003 Domenico Gabrielli and Enrico Tucci Istat, Rome, Italy 1500 Concurrent Prevalence of Underweight and Overweight/Obese among Women in India: A Spatial analysis Ramesh Poluru (Deemed University, Pune, India)	Room C POPFEST (3) Chair: Albert Sabater 13:40 Methods of Geographical Perturbation for Disclosure Control Caroline Young (University of Southampton, UK) 14:00 General tips on how to write and publish your paper Paul Norman (University of Manchester, UK) 14:40 Plans for PopFest 2007
1520-1550	Tea/Coffee

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Tuesday 20^th June – afternoon session 2
Room A 13. NEW ANALYSES OF DATA Chair: John Stillwell 15.50 Geography & Geographical Analysis Using The ONS Longitudinal Study Julian Buxton & Christopher Marshall (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK) 16.10 Quality Assuring & Adding Value to the 2001 Census Output Area Classification Daniel Vickers & Phil Rees (University of Leeds, UK) 16.30 The Estimation Of Unknown Multiway Distributions: To IPF Or To Reweight, That Is The Question? Paul Williamson (University of Liverpool, UK) 16.50 A Zone Design Approach for Investigating Inequalities in Infant Mortality Konstantinos Daras (University of East Anglia, UK) , Seraphim Alvanides (University of Newcastle, UK) & Ian Gregory (Queen’s University, Belfast, UK) 17.10 Which Influences The Self-Reporting Of Health, Country Of Birth Or Country Of Residence? A British Analysis Using Individual-Level Data Paul Norman (University of Manchester, UK), Paul Boyle (University of St Andrews, UK) & Mark Brown (University of Manchester, UK)	Room B 14. AGEING POPULATIONS Chair: Louise Holt 15.50 Retirement Migration in Greece: A New Facet of a Recent Phenomenon Apostolos Papadopoulos & Alexandra Tragaki (Harokopeion University, Greece) 16.10 Geographical Distribution of the Older-Old in Spain: A Comparative Analysis between Rural – Urban Environment Rosa Gomez-Redondo & Elena Robles (Universidad Nacional de Educacion a Distancia, Madrid, Spain) 16.30 Space-Related Aspects of an Ageing Society Elke Goltz (Free University of Berlin, Germany) 16.50 Demographic and Labour Market Policy Options for the Ageing Europe Jakub Bijak and Dorota Kupiszewska Warsaw, Poland) 17.10 Elderly In Africa – Respected And Cared For Or Looked Down Upon And Neglected? Hazel Barrett (Coventry University, UK), Gilbert Mbaka Nduru (Moi University, Kenya) & Doris Schmied (Bayreuth University, Germany)	Room D 15. MAPPING ‘OTHER’ POPULATIONS Chair: Keith Halfacree 15.50 Identifying New Migrant Populations in UK Cities David Owen & Audrey Lenoel (University of Warwick, UK) 16.10 Assessing The Effects of Asylum Policies On The Geography Of Flows Etienne Piguet (University of Neuchatel, Switzerland) 16.30 Measuring Circular Mobility Among Indigenous Australians John  Taylor (The Australian National University, Australia) & Martin Bell (University of Queensland, Australia) 16.50 Foreign Property Owners in Hungary Sandor Illes (Demographic Research Institute, Budapest, Hungary) 17.10 Student Populations & Moral Panic: ‘When Is A Student Area A Ghetto?’ Darren P. Smith (University of Brighton, UK)
1900 Conference Dinner (Est Est Est Restaurant, Albert Dock: see Liverpool City Map on front inside cover)

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Wednesday 21^st June – morning session 1
Room A 16. RESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES AND WELL-BEING Chair: Darren P. Smith 9.00 Residential Preferences For Interregional Migration: Demographic, Socio-Economic & Geographical Determinants Thomas Niedomysl (Uppsala University, Sweden) 9.20 Propensity to Leave the Neighbourhood & the Effect of Being Different From the Neighbourhood Population Maarten van Ham & Peteke Feijten (University of St Andrews, UK) 9.40 Building a Simulation Model of Happiness & Well-Being in Britain Dimitris Ballas (University of Sheffield, UK) 10.00 (Re)presentations Of A Periphery: Northern Sweden In The News Madeleine Erikkson (Umea University, Sweden) 10.20 Attractive Vicinities Wenjuan Li (Spatial Modelling Centre, Kiruna, Sweden), Einar Holm & Urban Lindgren (Umeå University, Sweden)	Room B 17. ENVIRONMENTAL & POPULATION CHANGE Chair: Seraphim Alvanides 9.00 Aging & Place: The Human Development in Small Municipalities of State of São Paulo: Case Studies Odeibler S. Guidugli (University of S. Paulo, Brazil) 9.20 The Social Construction of Vulnerability to Forest Fires in Portugal Fantina Pedrosa et al. (University of Porto, Portugal) 9.40 Technological Progress & Agricultural Productivity Changes in China Guangshuai Cheng (Zhong Nan University Of Economics & Law, China) & Quanbao Jiang (Xi’an Jiatong University, China) 10.00 Reduction of the Livestock Holders Nomadism: The Case of Sistan & Baluchistan Province, Iran Faramaza Barimani (University of Sistan & Baluchistan, Zehedan, Iran)	Room C 18. POPULATION ISSUES AROUND THE WORLD Chair: Phil Rees 9.00 Geographical Attributes Of Hiv/Aids Pandemic: The Collapse in the Endagered Regions, Threats for the Central & Eastern Europe Jiri Preis (University of Plzen, Czech Republic) 9.20 Some Aspects of Urbanization and Internal Migration in India Atreyi Majumdar 9.40 Questions of Identity in the South African Census A.J. Christopher (Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Port Elizabeth, South Africa) 10.00  Internal Migration Flows & Residential Segregation in Northern Ireland: Relations, Motivations & Geographical Variations Gemma Catney (Queen’s University Belfast, UK) 10.20 Residential Segregation in Northern Ireland: Scale Effects & Geographical Patterns Ian Shuttleworth & Chris Lloyd (Queen’s University Belfast, UK)
1040-1100	Tea/Coffee
1100-1200 PLENARY The ESRC/JISC Census Programme (Rendall Lecture Theatre 6)  David Martin, Paul Boyle and John Stillwell         Chair: Phil Rees		12.00-12.15 CLOSING REMARKS