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Since the launch of DEMOGRAPHIC RESEARCH in 1999, our journal has been emphasizing diversity and openness, encouraging submissions that employ a variety of methods and approaches.

Children are perceived to be more prosocial (that is, supporting and comforting others) over time if their mother lost her job during the Great Recession in Ireland. These findings are driven by girls, especially those with younger siblings.
Charts showing the "Log-mortality rates by level of education, age group and time" for the female population of Albania in 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015, ages 15 to 85+.
An image of Figure 1 showing settlement intentions of Ukrainian refugees in Germany (weighted).
Figure 2 showing a heatmap of differences between ideal and observed mortality rates (IDE MR – OBS MR), by age, sex, region, and period
Figure depicting average per capita monthly consumption of grain in quantities in India, 2019–2021
Screenshot of website for publication 54-11
Figure 1 showing adjusted predicted probabilities of student’s expectations–enrolment by migrant background.
A figure showing diagrams about the probability of the number of kin for cousins and sisters at 20 years and 50 years of age. Cousins (age 20) mean=0.8, sd=0.92, skew=1.19; Cousins (age 50) mean=0.77, sd=0.9, skew=1.21; Sisters (age 20) mean=0.88, sd=1.01, skew=1.24; Sisters (age 50) mean=0.84, sd=0.98, skew=1.26
Figure showing predicted cognitive functioning trajectory with years since baseline by sibship size, Health and Retirement Study, 1998–2020, linked to the 1940 census (N = 42,530 person-wave observations)
Screenshot of Figure 1. Graph illustrating infertility reporting at the individual-level by third-party presence.
Picture of the language atlas of China
Figure 1 showing trends in total number of marriages and crude marriage rate (per 1,000), South Korea, 1993–2023
Diagram of the mean age difference in Ghana and in Kenya for the survey period 1990 to 2024