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    2019 : Growing old in a couple - Anr Vieillir à deux

    Program

     

    Thursday, 14th

    9h15 Welcome coffee and introduction

    9h30 Session 1: Couple formation and break-up after 50 (chair to be confirmed)

    • Keynote speaker : Susan Brown (Bowling Green State University)
       "The Gray Divorce Revolution: Trends and Consequences"
    • 11h Carole Bonnet (Ined) “Couple formation after 50 in France: gendered effects of income and marital status” with Fanny Godet (Insee) and Anne Solaz (Ined)
    •  11h45 Giulia Ferrari (Ined) “Divorce and retirement experience ” with Quentin Lippman (AMSE) and Anne Solaz (Ined)


    12h30 Lunch/buffet


    14h Session 2: Time-Use: domestic work division among seniors chaired by Emmanuelle Cambois (Ined)

    • Keynote speaker: Maria-Letizia Tanturri (Padua University)
       "Time allocation, loneliness and well-being in later life: insights from the Italian Time Use Survey"
    • 15h Benoit Rapoport (Université de Paris 1/Ined)“Division of tasks within couple around retirement in Europe” with  Olivia Samuel (Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin) and Anne Solaz (Ined)

    15h45 Coffee/ tea  break

    16h15 Session 3: Mortality and marital life course (chair to be confirmed)

    • Keynote speaker : Oystein Kravdal  (University of Oslo)
       “The increasing mortality advantage of the married” (30mn)
    • 17h Laurent Toulemon (Ined)  “Marital shocks and mortality in France: recent evidence from panel tax data” with Carole Bonnet (Ined), Giulia Ferrari (Ined) and Anne Solaz(Ined)


    17h45 Aperitivo


    Friday, 15th

    9h15 Session 4:  Wealth and marital histories, chaired by Sandrine Juin (Université Paris-Est Créteil/Ined)

    • Keynote speaker: Philipp Lersh (Humboldt University of Berlin/German Institute for Economic Research)
    •  "Split Equally? Gender Differences in Wealth after the Dissolution of Marriages and Cohabiting Unions in Germany".
      10h00 Nicolas Frémeaux (Université de Paris 2 Assas) « Inequalities  and the individualization of wealth» with Marion Leturcq (Ined)

    10h45 Coffee break

    • 11h15 Sibylle Gollac (Cresppa) “(Too) weak widows ? The fate of surviving spouses’ property seen from notorial offices”
    • 11h45 Enrica Martino (Inapp/Ined) “Wealth Inequalities among Seniors: the Role of Marital Histories across cohorts” with Carole Bonnet (Ined), Benoit Rapoport (Université Paris 1/Ined), Anne Solaz (Ined)


    12h30 end