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Why is Japan’s fertility rate falling—and what’s really behind it?
@hik0107, Kimura, and I wrote a 10,000+ word guide on it in plain English with data + research insights.
No jargon, just clarity.
Please share this piece if you find it useful!
rmogi.medium.com/all-you-nee…
I had the privilege of being interviewed by rtve, Spain’s national public broadcaster, about our research on fertility desire and romantic partnership.
The interview was a live radio show and now it is online (2:15-7:45):
rtve.es/play/audios/todo-por…
[New finding!]
Ryohei Mogi, Ryota Mugiyama (@RyotaMugiyama ), & Alyce Raybould (@AlyceRaybould ) has shown that individuals without a romantic partner are more likely to revise their fertility desires downward.
A press release of our new study in English/Spanish/Catalan has just out!!
We explain a situation those who do not have any romantic partner in Japan and found that individuals without a romantic partner are more likely to revise their fertility desires downward.
upf.edu/web/focus/w/study-in…
A study with @AlyceRaybould, @RyotaMugiyama
Published in @SF_Journal
Supported by @DemoSocUPF @ucl
[New finding!]
Ryohei Mogi, Ryota Mugiyama (@RyotaMugiyama ), & Alyce Raybould (@AlyceRaybould ) has shown that individuals without a romantic partner are more likely to revise their fertility desires downward.
Dr. Ryohei Mogi retweeted
Our INTRAREPRO project on social inequalities in reproduction in Spain at @UNED_POLISOCI (with a great research team including @leire_salazar @XianaBueno @rmogimogi @MarcoCozzani Evgeniya Borisova @NBelloIglesias and @m_borchgrevink is now on X! You can follow us at @INTRAREPRO
Dr. Ryohei Mogi retweeted
Fertility trends in Spain using the 2018 Fertility Survey. Findings point to partnership & financial resources as key factors for having children. Policies supporting economic stability & work-family balance are needed to address low fertility rates. demographic-research.org/art…
Dr. Ryohei Mogi retweeted
Trending in #Demography:
ooir.org/index.php?field=Soc…
1) Networks of persistence (@IntMig_Journal)
2) Hierarchy in the Politics of Migration (@IMRjournal)
3) Lowest low fertility in Spain (@DemographicRes)
4) Skin Tones & Skill Transferability Among Mexicans (@ReadDemography)
Today at 11:00, please come to the session 20! #EPC2024
I'm presenting a paper on those who never formed union with @ewabatyra & @ikashnitsky .
Also, @AlyceRaybould will present a paper with @RyotaMugiyama and me on how duration of non-partnership effects on fertility desires.
Working on research related to
- dating
- non-coresidential partnership; LAT
- romantic relationship
- sexual behaviours among youth
???
Then do not forget to apply to my session at IPC 2025!
Deadline is September 15⏰
Look forward to your application🤩
ipc2025.iussp.org/
The association between employment status (uncertainty) and cohabitation/marriage/birth is well-known. However, this is not the case for having a romantic partner not living together.
Our study started this simple question and resulted in super interesting findings.
✌️🍣🍝🇯🇵🇮🇹
#Published: “Employment conditions and non-coresidential partnership in very-low fertility countries: Italy and Japan” by @rmogimogi, @RyotaMugiyama & @Giam_Alderotti (doi.org/10.20377/jfr-953). #JFR #JFamRes #openaccess #OpenScience #sociology #demography
















