Yinjunjie Jacquelyn Zhang and Robert Breunig of the Australian National University receive the 2024 Kuznets Prize for their OPEN ACCESS article Female breadwinning and domestic abuse: evidence from Australia, which was published in the Journal of Population Economics (2023), 36, pp. 2

The JOPE SPRING 2023 WORKSHOP of the Journal of Population Economics (JOPE) takes place online on April 27, 2023 (10-12am; 3-5pm; CEST). Authors will present and discuss their recent work published in the journal with a focus on migration, refugees, ethnicity and health issues. Please

The first quarter of 2023 has already gone, and the fist two issues of the Journal of Population Economics have been published. In case you’ve missed them, please browse issue one here and issue two here. The Journal is lucky to receive a large number of quality, insightful subm

2023 Kuznets Prize Awarded to Garima Rastogi & Anisha Sharma                               Garima Rastogi                                                                                                               Anisha Sharma          Garima Rastogi (Univer

The Journal of Population Ecomomics has already published 3 issues in 2022. All issues are available via the Springer Journal of Population Ecomomics website. The issues feature a number of open-access articles, including contributions related to a wide range of population issues. For

Unlike impact factors, CiteScore measures the contributions of journals with a broader coverage and more long-term (4 years) basis. The Journal of Population Economics has substantially climbed the CiteScore rankings in the past year, moving from a score of 3.9 in 2020 to 6.5 in 2021!

Abortion issues are again on the agenda in many societies around the globe. Academic research can inform the public debate. The Journal of Population Economics (JOPE) has recently published several articles that can inform the ongoing abortion debate, which will be discussed in two wo

Over the last years, the Journal of Population Economics has expanded its online activities to ensure that the Journal community can remain connected despite the many changes COVID-19 has brought to our lives. For example, several online events have highlighted the new insights genera

In the last year, the Journal of Population Economics has continued to grow. The Journal has welcomed several new editors, has continued to expand in its readership, and has continued to receive a large volume of high-quality submissions while maintaining a fast review process. In 202

Issue 35(1) of 2022 has been published. This issue of the Journal of Population Economics features the lead article “Cohort at risk: long-term consequences of conflict for child school achievement” by Hendrik Jürges, Luca Stella, Sameh Hallaq, and Alexandra Schwarz–w