Curriculum Vitae: Christos BAGAVOS
Μai 2016
Current position
Associate Professor of Demography at the Department of Social Policy, Panteion University
of Social and Political Sciences, Athens
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Address
Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Department of Social Policy, 136,
Syngrou Avenue, Athens, 176 71
(Office No Δ9)
Educational background
B.Sc. in Mathematics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 1987
M.Sc. (D.E.S.S.) in Demography at the University Paris I (Université de Paris I-Panthéon–
Sorbonne) in Paris, 1989
M.Sc. (D.E.A.) in Demography Economics at the Institute of Political Studies (Institut
d'Etudes Politiques-Sciences Po) in Paris, 1990
Ph.D. in Economics, field Demography Economics, at the Institute of Political Sciences
(Institut d'Etudes Politiques-Sciences Po) in Paris, 1995.
Research and interest areas
Socio-economic and policy issues of demographic developments; international migration;
fertility and family demography; population ageing; mortality and health issues.
Research Grants and Contract Awarded:
2014-2015: Health and working conditions in Greece: An Empirical Investigation. Principal
Investigator. National Institute of Labour.
2013:
Health prevention and health status of the population of Greece. Principal
Investigator. National Institute of Labour.
2012:
Health inequalities and health status of the population of Greece. Role: Principal
Investigator. National Institute of Labour.
2011:
Health status of the population of Greece: Life and health expectancy. Role:
Principal Investigator. National Institute of Labour.
2004-2010: Observatory and Network of Structures for the Integration of Immigrants in the
Labour Market. Equal Research Project. Role: Co-Investigator. National Institute
of Labour.
2006-2007: Active ageing and the integration of migrants in the Greek labour market. Role:
Principal Investigator. National Institute of Labour.
2005-2006: Demographic Ageing and Older Workers. Equal Research Project. Role:
Principal Investigator. Greek Social and Economic Committee.
2005:
Employment strategies for vulnerable social groups (women, economic
immigrants) in Attica. ODISSEIA Research Project. Role: Co-Investigator.
Municipality of Attica.
2003-2004: The Economic and Social Integration of Immigrants in the Municipality of
Western Attica, Role: Co-Investigator. Municipality of Western Attica.
2003-2008: Combining Survey and Population Data on Birth and Family. Role:
Collaborator. RAND Corporation and U.S. National Institute of Child Health and
Human Development.
1999-2000: Trends in Internationalisation of the Tertiary Education and Vocational Training
in Greece. Role: Co-Investigator. Center of Social Morphology and Social
Policy, Greece.
1998-1999: A Demographic Approach of Education in Greece - Demographic Developments
and Their Consequences on Education. Role: Co-Investigator. National Center
of Social Research, Greece.
1990-1994: Ph.D. Scholarship, (Greek) State Scholarships Foundation.
Papers presented in scientific conferences
2016:
European Population Conference, European Association for Population Studies
(EAPS), Mainz, 31 August - 3 September. Paper: “Do educational pairing matter
for fertility outcomes? a cohort perspective for the Greek case”, Poster session.
2016:
“2nd Human Fertility Database Symposium”, Berlin, 23-24 June. Paper
Assessing the relative contribution of immigrants to overall fertility levels and
trends in selected European countries (2007-2013)”, Poster session.
2016:
“Journées Internationales du Travail”, Athens, 11-14 Mai. Paper (with K.
Lagoudakou): “Economic crisis and changes in life cycle stages of individuals: a
temporal and spatial approach with the application of Sullivan method”.
2015:
International Conference “Education and reproduction in low-fertility settings”,
Vienna, 2-4 December, Vienna Institut of Demography. Paper (with Κ.
Michalopoulou): “Assessing fertility differentials by partner‟s educational level
in Greece”, Poster session.
2015:
British Society for Population Studies, Annual Conference, Leeds, 7-9
September. Paper (with με Κ. Tsimbos and G. Verropoulou): “Assessing the
contribution of immigrants to fertility levels and trends in Greece, 2004-2012”,
Poster session.
2014:
European Population Conference, European Association for Population Studies
(EAPS), Budapest, 25-28 June. Paper (with A. Tragaki): “Economic uncertainty
and fertility outcomes in Greece: the “structural”-“distributional” effect of
education level and employment status on male and female fertility levels”.
2014:
Conference on “Demographic ageing, employment and social security”,
Economic and Social Committee, Athens 7 July. Paper, “The demographic
dimension of active ageing”.
2013:
Conference on “Demographic Ageing and Social Cohesion”, Economic and
Social Committee, Athens 9 December. Paper, “Demographic ageing and
migration policies”.
2011:
17th European Colloquium on Quantitative and Theoretical Geography
(ECQTG2011), Athens, 2-6 September 2011, Department of Geography,
Harokopion University of Athens. Paper: “Regional inequalities in health
expectancy in Greece”.
2010:
European Population Conference, European Association for Population Studies
(EAPS), Vienna, Austria, 1-4 September. Paper (with G. Verropoulou):
“Discerning the effects of employment and education on the fertility decisions of
Greek women born in the period 1950-59: an analysis based on census
individual-level data”, Poster session.
2010:
Population ageing in Europe: a cross-disciplinary approach, Athens, 25th May,
Harokopion University. Paper: “Demographic ageing, employment prospects and
migration in the EU”.
2009:
International Conference “Education and Demography”, Vienna Institute of
Demography and Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna, 30 November-1
December. Paper: “Education and childlessness: the relationship between
educational field, educational level and childlessness among Greek women born
in 1955-1959”.
2008:
British Society for Population Studies, Annual Conference, Manchester, 10-12
September. Paper (with C. Tsimbos and G. Verropoulou): “Native and migrant
fertility patterns in Greece: a comparative study based on aggregated census
statistics and IPUMS microdata”.
2008:
European Population Conference, European Association for Population Studies
(EAPS), Barcelona, Spain, 9-12 July. Paper (with A. Tragaki): “Demographic
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ageing, labour-employment prospects and migration in the EU with an emphasis
on the Southern European countries”, Poster session.
IPUMS-Europe, Integrating European Census Microdata, Athens Workshop, 1820 March, Athens, Panteion University and IPUMS-International (University of
Minnesota). Paper (with C. Tsimbos and G. Verropoulou): “A comparison of
IPUMS Microdata and Census Aggregated Data with a Special Reference to
Native and Migrant Fertility in Greece”.
8th Conference of the European Sociological Association, Glasgow, Great
Britain, 4-9 September. Paper (with D. Papadopoulou): “Migration and social
representation in the Greek society”.
European Population Conference “Population Challenges in Ageing Societies”,
European Association for Population Studies (EAPS), Liverpool, UK, 21-24
June. Paper (with C. Tsimbos and G. Verropoulou): “Cohort fertility differentials
between native and foreign born in a new receiving country: the case of Greece”.
European Population Conference “Population Challenges in Ageing Societies”,
European Association for Population Studies (EAPS), Liverpool, UK, 21-24
June. Chair, Session 60 (Internal Migration (2)).
54ème Congrès de l‟Association Internationale des Economistes de Langue
Française (AIELF) “Interdépendances économiques et financières et progrès
social», Aix-en-Provence, France, 23-25 Mai. Paper (with S. Robolis):
“Immigration, forces de travail et avenir des retraites en Grèce”.
XXV International Population Conference, International Union for the Scientific
Study of Population (UISSP), Tours, France, 18-23 July. Paper (with G.
Verropoulou): “Higher education and fertility decline in Greece among women
born 1950 and 1970: a cohort approach”, Poster session.
Population Association of America, 2003 Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, USA,
May 1-3. Paper (with M. Rendall et al.): “Entry to motherhood and higher
education in three regimes of welfare capitalism”.
Preparing for the Future: Demographic Ageing and Knowledge-Based Society,
Athens, 2-3 November, NLI (National Labour Institute) in collaboration with
IIASA (International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis), ISMEA (Institut
de Sciences Mathématiques et Economiques Appliquées) and SN (Statistics
Netherlands). Paper: “The importance of uncertainty/certainty of population
prospects for the labour market and social security issues” (in greek).
Vivre plus longtemps, avoir moins d‟enfants: quelles implications?, Byblos,
Liban, 10-13 Octobre, AIDELF (Association International des Démographes de
Langue Française. Paper: “Variations démographiques et croissance potentielle
de l‟emploi dans le cas des trois pays européens”.
European Population Conference “European Populations: Unity in Diversity”,
European Association for Population Studies (EAPS), The Hague, The
Netherlands, 30 August - 3 September. Paper (with C. Fotakis): “Demographic
dimensions of the labour force trends: national diversities within the European
Union”.
Régimes démographiques et territoires: les frontières en question, La Rochelle,
France, 22-26 Septembre, AIDELF (Association International des Démographes
de Langue Française. Paper: «Vieillissement différentiel au sein de l‟Union
Européenne et impact sur le marché du travail”.
Expert activities – Reviewer for scientific journals
Expert Evaluator
Evaluation and Assessment of Proposals and Projects, European
Commission DG Research, and DG Employment, Social Affairs &
Inclusion, (Greek) General Secretariat for Research and Technology,
Expert
(Greek) Social and Economic Committee, (Greek) Statistical Authority
National Expert
European Observatory on the Social Situation, Demography and Family,
European Commission and Austrian Institute for Family Studies (20002004).
Consultant
Reviewer:
Socio-economic and Policy Issues of Demographic Developments,
European Commission, DG Employment, Industrial Relations and Social
Affairs, Brussels (1995-1998).
European Journal of Population, Journal of Public Health Research,
GENUS, Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, Population and
Environment, Journal of Statistics and Management Systems,
International Migration, Review of Social Research (in Greek), Mentoras
(in Greek).
Publications
a. Books
a.1 Books (author)
Bagavos, C. 2012. Health status of the population of Greece: Life and health expectancies.
Athens: Institute of Labour Editions, Studies Series 20, 68 p., (in greek).
Bagavos, C. 2003. Demographic Shifts, Labour Market and Pensions in Greece and the
European Union, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, 406 p., (in greek, with a 30-page
summary in english).
a.2 Books (co-author)
Tragaki, A., Bagavos, C. and Ntounas, D. 2015. About demography and demographic
developments. Athens, e-book, 295 p. (in greek).
Bagavos, C. and Papadopoulou, D. 2003. Migrations trends and migration policy in Greece
and in the European Union, Athens: Institute of Labour Editions, Studies Series 15,
159 p., (in greek).
Alipranti-Maratou, L., Bagavos, C., Papadakis, M. and Papliakou, V. 2002. Population and
Education in Greece: Trends and Prospects, Athens: National Center for Social
Research Editions, 292 p., (in greek).
a.3 Books (edit.)
Anthopoulou, Th., Bagavos, C. and Stratigaki, M. 2014. Family, gender and migration in
modern Greece, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, 481 p., (in greek).
Bagavos, C., Papadopoulou, D. and Symeonaki, M. 2008 (eds). Migration and services
provided to migrants in Greece, Athens: Institute of Labour Editions, Studies Series
29, 190 p., (in greek).
Bagavos, C. and Papadopoulou, D. 2006 (eds). Immigration and Immigrants Integration in
Greek Society, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, 460 p., (in greek).
Bagavos, C. and Moissidis, A 2004 (eds). A New Demographic Context for the 21st Century
in Greece: Trends, Implications and Policies, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, 334 p., (in
greek).
Kikilias, E., Bagavos, C., Tinios, P. and Chletsos, M. 2001 (eds). Demographic Ageing,
Labour Market and Social Protection: Trends, Challenges and Policies, Athens:
National Labour Institute Editions, 397 p., (in greek).
b. Journal papers
2015-2016. Three papers are submitted to international scientific journals, two of them are at
the stage of the 1st revision.
Tragaki, A. and C. Bagavos, 2014. Male Fertility in Greece: trends and differentials by
education level and employment status. Demographic Research, 31(6), pp. 137-160.
Bagavos, C. 2013. Gender and regional differentials in health expectancy in Greece, Journal
of Public Health Research, 2(2), pp. 66-73.
Bagavos C., and Tragaki, A. 2011. Demographic ageing in the EU and the impact on labouremployment prospects and pensions, Social Cohesion and Development, 6(2), pp. 89101.
Bagavos, C. 2010. Education and childlessness: the relationship between educational field,
educational level, employment and childlessness among Greek women born in 19551959, Vienna Yearbook of Population Research, 8 pp.51-75.
Rendall, M., Aracil, E., Bagavos, C., Couet, C., Derose, A., Diqiulio, P., Lappegard T.,
Robert-Bobée, I., Rønsen, M., Smallwood, S. and Verropoulou, G. 2010. Increasingly
heterogeneous ages at first birth by education in Southern European and AngloAmerican family-policy regimes: A seven-country comparison by birth cohort,
Population Studies, 64(3), pp. 209-227.
Bagavos, C., Tsimpos C. and Verropoulou, G. 2008. Native and Migrant Fertility Patterns in
Greece: A Cohort Approach, European Journal of Population, 24(3), pp.245-263.
Verropoulou G., Bagavos, C., and Tsimpos, C. 2007. Migrant and Non-migrant Fertility in
Greece: Results Based on the 2001 Population Census, Migration Letters, 4(2), pp.5162.
Bagavos, C. and Fotakis, C. 2001. Demographic dimension of the labour force trends:
national and regional diversities within the European Union, GENUS, vol. LVII (1),
pp. 83-108.
c. Other papers and book chapters
Bagavos, C. and Zoulaki, A. 2013. Demographic Prospects and Pensions in Greece. The case
of the Professionals‟ Pension Fund, in Moissidis, A., Papadopoulou, D. and Petraki,
G. (eds) Sociology and Social Transformation in Modern Greece, Athens: Gutenberg
Editions, pp. 203-238, (in greek).
Tsimbos, C., Verropoulou, G. and Bagavos, C. 2012. A comparison of IPUMS Microdata and
Census Aggregated Data with a Special Reference to Native and Migrant Fertility in
Greece, Modern Greek Studies Yearbook, Vol. 22/23, 2006/2007, pp. 199-212.
Bagavos, C. and Tragaki, A. 2011. Demographic ageing and the impact on labour market and
pensions, in Greek Demographic Society and Athens Academy of Sciences
Population Trends and Prospects: Greece and EU, Athens pp. 281-292, (in greek).
Bagavos, C., Tsimpos, C. and Verropoulou, G. 2009. Cohort fertility in Greece: Trends and
determinants of the geographical and regional variations, in University of Thessaly,
Department of Planning and Regional Development, 2nd National Conference’s
Proceedings, Volos: University of Thessaly Editions, Vol. III, pp.1361-1368, (in
greek).
Bagavos, C. 2009. Trends in world population, in C. Tsimbos (ed) Introduction to Population
Geography, Athens: Stamoulis Editions, pp. 165-212, (in greek).
Bagavos, C. 2008. Migration to Greece, in Bagavos, C., Papadopoulou, D. and Symeonaki,
M. (eds) Migration and services provided to migrants in Greece, Athens: Institute of
Labour Editions, Studies Series 29, pp. 17-40, (in greek).
Bagavos, C. and Kapsalis, A. 2008. The context of migration policy in Greece, in Bagavos,
C., Papadopoulou, D. and Symeonaki, M. (eds) Migration and services provided to
migrants in Greece, Athens: Institute of Labour Editions, Studies Series 29, pp. 6792, (in greek).
Robolis, S., Bagavos, C. and Chatsivasiloglou, Y. 2006. The Role of Immigration for the
Labour Force Trends and the Sustainability of the Greek Pension System, in Bagavos
C. and Papadopoulou, D. (eds) Immigration and Immigrants Integration in Greek
Society, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, pp. 81-112, (in greek).
Bagavos, C. 2005. World Population Prospects: Challenge or Threat for the Environment?, in
Anthopoulou T. and D. Papadopoulou (eds) Environment and Society: Myths and
Reality, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, pp. 189-228, (in greek).
Bagavos, C. 2004. Demographic Aspects of Family and Household Structure in Greece, in
Moussourou, L.and Stratigaki, M. (eds) Family Policy Issues, Athens: Gutenberg
Editions, pp. 31-72, (in greek).
Bagavos, C. 2004. Quantitative Aspects of Migration in Europe, with an Emphasis on the EU15”, in sdf-puzzle, European Observatory on the Social Situation, Demography and
Family and Austrian Institute for Family Studies, no 2, pp. 1-17.
Bagavos, C. (2004). General Monitoring Report 2004 Greece, in Cizek, B. and Richter, R.
(eds) Families in EU-15. Policies, challenges and opportunities, Austrian Institute for
Family Studies and European Observatory on the Social Situation, Demography and
Family, Vienna, pp. 127-139.
Bagavos, C.(2004. The Population of Greece in the First Half of the 21st Century: Future
Developments and Socio-Economic Implications, in Bagavos, C. and Moissidis, A.
(eds) A New Demographic Context for the 21st Century: Trends, Implications and
Policies, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, pp. 131-182, (in greek).
Bagavos, C.(2003. Demographic Aspects of Migration in Greece and the European Union, in
Kasimati, K. (ed) Migration Policies and Integration Strategies, Athens: Gutenberg
Editions, pp. 45–90, (in greek).
Bagavos, C., Robolis, S. and Romanias, G.(2003. Demographic Changes and Social Security
in Greece, in Venieris, D. and Papatheodorou, C. (eds) The Social Policy in Greece –
Challenges and Prospects, Athens: Ellinika Grammata Editions, pp. 168-213, (in
greek).
Bagavos, C. 2003. Employment and non-Compulsory Education – National and International
Perspectives, in Tsaoussis, D. (ed) From the Internationalisation of the Universities to
the Globalisation of the Education – The Case of Greece over the last 15 years,
Athens: Gutenberg Editions, pp. 521–547, (in greek).
Bagavos, C.(2003. The Impact of the Demographic Changes in the Tertiary Education and
Training in Greece, in Tsaoussis, D. (ed) From the Internationalisation of the
Universities to the Globalisation of the Education – The Case of Greece over the last
15 years, Athens: Gutenberg Editions, pp. 549–589, (in greek).
Bagavos, C.(2002. Variations démographiques et croissance potentielle de l‟emploi dans le
cas des trois pays européens, in AIDELF Vivre plus longtemps, avoir moins
d’enfants: quelles implications?, Paris: PUF, pp. 557-569.
Bagavos. C. 2002. Demographic Prospects, Labour Market and Social Security, in Labour
2002, Athens: Panteion University, pp. 143-155, (in greek).
Bagavos, C. 2001. The Importance of Population Prospects‟ Uncertainty/Certainty for the
Labour Market and the Social Security, in Kikilias, E., Bagavos, C., Tinios, P. and
Chletsos, M. (eds) Demographic Ageing, Labour Market and Social Protection:
Trends, Challenges and Policies, Athens: National Labour Institute Editions, pp. 6980, (in greek).
Bagavos, C. 2000. Vieillissement différentiel au sein de l‟Union Européenne et impact sur le
marché du travail in AIDELF Régimes démographiques et territoires: les frontières
en question, Paris: PUF, pp. 587-601.
d. Working/research papers
Rendall, M., Aracil, E., Bagavos, C., Couet, C., Derose, A., Diqiulio, P., Lappegard T.,
Robert-Bobée, I., Rønsen, M., Smallwood, S. and Verropoulou, G. (2009).
Increasingly heterogeneous ages at first birth by education in „conservative‟ SouthernEuropean and „liberal‟ Anglo-American family-policy regimes, RAND, Labor and
Population Working Paper Series no 676, 49p.
Bagavos, C. and Martin, C. (2001). Low Fertility in Europe: Family, Gender and Public
Policies. A Synthesis Report, European Observatory on the Social Situation,
Demography and Family - Austrian Institute for Family Matters, Research Paper, No
10, Vienna, 30p.