Mourir riche et sans enfant. Déterminants et conséquences économiques. France XIXe-XXe siècles.
Abstract
En utilisant l'enquête TRA de l'INED, j'observe les déterminants socio-économiques du fait de ne pas avoir d'enfant au décès en France du XIXe au milieu du XXe siècle. Il s'agit de comprendre comment ce phénomène varie en fonction du milieu social, et des caractéristiques observables du père, de l'individu en question et des autres membres de sa fratrie. A l'époque étudiée, les individus sans enfant au décès se trouvent surtout dans les grands centres urbains (30% des successions à Paris, Lyon et Marseille). On essayera de comprendre si ce phénomène est dû aux conditions de vie en ville, ou s'il est dû à la plus grande propension à mourir sans enfant des urbains originaires des campagnes.
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17
Session 2
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52 955
Language (Translated)
en
Title (Translated)
Die rich and childless. Determinants and economic consequences. France 19th-20th centuries.
Abstract (Translated)
Using the TRA survey by INED, I have observed the socio-economic determinants of not having a child at the time of death in France from the 19th to the mid-20th century. The aim was to understand how the results vary according to the social background and observable characteristics of the person concerned, his/her father and other siblings. During the period studied, childless individuals at the time of death often lived in large urban centres (30% of the estates were in Paris, Lyon and Marseille). I will try to understand whether this is due to living conditions in cities or to the greater propensity of urban dwellers who originally came from the country to die childless.
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Language of Presentation
English
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