Thursday 30 April 2015

• 14:00 - Recovering surviving census records to reconstruct population, economic and cultural history of Europe
  Dr Siegfried Gruber (University of Graz)
  Historical Demography – A Place in Modern Demography?

Thursday 7 May 2015

• 14:00 - ‘Life Under Pressure: Mortality and Living Standards in Europe and Asia, 1700-1900?’
  Professor Tommy Bengtsson (Lund University )
  Historical Demography – A Place in Modern Demography?

Thursday 4 June 2015

• 14:00 - Marriage in crisis: WWI and behavioural change in Belgium
  Dr Saskia Hin (University of Leuven )
  Historical Demography – A Place in Modern Demography?

Wednesday 17 June 2015

• 14:00 - “Why go intergenerational? The Added Value Argument”
  Professor Matt Kaplan (Penn State University, USA)

Thursday 23 November 2017

• 14:00 - The Ageing of the Myanmar Farming population: awareness and expectations
  Professor Sarah Harper (Oxford Institute of Population Ageing, University of Oxford)
  The Geopolitical Implications of Global Population Change

Thursday 30 April 2015

• 14:00 - Recovering surviving census records to reconstruct population, economic and cultural history of Europe
  Dr Siegfried Gruber (University of Graz)
  Historical Demography – A Place in Modern Demography?

Thursday 7 May 2015

• 14:00 - ‘Life Under Pressure: Mortality and Living Standards in Europe and Asia, 1700-1900?’
  Professor Tommy Bengtsson (Lund University )
  Historical Demography – A Place in Modern Demography?

Thursday 4 June 2015

• 14:00 - Marriage in crisis: WWI and behavioural change in Belgium
  Dr Saskia Hin (University of Leuven )
  Historical Demography – A Place in Modern Demography?

Thursday 11 June 2015

• 14:00 - Learning Hygiene: Mortality Patterns by Religion in the Don Army Territory (Southern Russia), 1867-1916
  Dr Noël Bonneuil (the French National Institute for Demographic Studies )
  Historical Demography – A Place in Modern Demography?

Wednesday 17 June 2015

• 14:00 - “Why go intergenerational? The Added Value Argument”
  Professor Matt Kaplan (Penn State University, USA)

Thursday 26 October 2017

• 14:00 - Global population ageing: the need for an international human rights approach
  Dr Marijke De Pauw (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)
  The Geopolitical Implications of Global Population Change

Thursday 2 November 2017

• 14:00 - Societal change or the scale of immigration? How the British press has influenced public concern about migration, 1997-2015
  Dr William Allen (University of Oxford)
  The Geopolitical Implications of Global Population Change

Thursday 9 November 2017

• 14:00 - Novel prospects in malaria control
  Professor Charles Godfray (University of Oxford)
  The Geopolitical Implications of Global Population Change

Thursday 16 November 2017

• 14:00 - Climate change, agriculture and human health
  Dr Marco Springmann (University of Oxford)
  The Geopolitical Implications of Global Population Change

Thursday 23 November 2017

• 14:00 - The Ageing of the Myanmar Farming population: awareness and expectations
  Professor Sarah Harper (Oxford Institute of Population Ageing, University of Oxford)
  The Geopolitical Implications of Global Population Change

Thursday 30 November 2017

• 14:00 - The next global volcanic catastrophe
  Professor David Pyle (University of Oxford)
  The Geopolitical Implications of Global Population Change

Thursday 5 May 2022

• 14:00 - Social policy architecture and development: status and prospects
  Various Speakers
  Trinity 2022 Seminar Series - The Challenges Facing an Ageing Africa and Latin America in the 21st Century

Thursday 12 May 2022

• 14:00 - Technologies and Older People
  Various Speakers
  Trinity 2022 Seminar Series - The Challenges Facing an Ageing Africa and Latin America in the 21st Century