Seminar Programme: Family Demography and Family Law all around the Clock  

First Session: Comparative and theoretical research 28 October 2020

• The Selective Impact of Changes in Age-at-Marriage Laws on Early Marriage: Policy Challenges and Implications for Women's Higher-Education Attendance
  Luca Maria Pesando  / Ewa Batrya
• The intricacies of family policies and family law
  Cécile Bourreau-Dubois
  
  

Second Session:  Marriage law and family dynamics in common law countries (1) 4 November 2020

• Effects of family property laws on marital and non-marital fertility
  Shoshana Grossbard
• Should common law marriage be abolished or universally recognized in the US?
  Victoria Vernon

Third Session:  Marriage law and family dynamics in common law countries (2) 18 November 2020

• The indirect effects of changing property and income settlements on relationship breakdown
  Hayley Fisher

Fourth Session: Research on Quebec and Canada 25 November 2020

• Quebec’s family law reform and the social and economic realities of today’s couples
  Hélène Belleau and Maude Pugliese

Fifth Session: Research in Latin America & Research on Quebec and Canada 2 December 2020

• Consensual union and marriage in Uruguay in the last three decades
  Wanda Cabella et al.
• The internormativity of law and the family
  Marie-Ève Paré

Sixth Session: Country specific studies (1) 9 December 2020

• Parent-child relationship in Korea: Legal status and social implications seen through family law changes 1958-2005.
  Hyuna Moon and Minja Kim Choe

Seventh Session: Country specific studies (2) 16 December 2020

• The changing family demography and the emergence of aged care law and policy in Bangladesh
  Mehedi Hasan Khan
• The impacts of the French legislation for same-sex couples choosing marriage
  Gaëlle Meslay
• Conflict of culture and human right in the dissolution of customary law marriage in Nigeria
  Lorretta Favour Chizoman Ntoimo