Beata Osiewalska

• Osiewalska, B. (2018). Partners’ Empowerment and Fertility in Ten European Countries. Demographic Research, 38(49): 1495-1534.
• Osiewalska, B. (2017). Childlessness and fertility by couples’ educational (in)equality in Austria, Bulgaria and France. Demographic Research, 37(12): 325-362.
• Osiewalska, B. (2017). Wykształcenie par a (bez)dzietność w Polsce [Couples’ education and their number of children in Poland]. Studia Demograficzne [Demographic Studies], 2(172)/2017: 71-96.
• Testa, M.R., Bordone, V., Osiewalska, B., Skirbekk, V. (2016). Are daughters’ childbearing intentions related to their mothers’ socioeconomic status? Demographic Research, 35(21): 581-616.
• Osiewalska, B. (2015). Couple’s socioeconomic resources and completed fertility in Poland. Studia Demograficzne [Demographic Studies], 1(167): 31-60.
• Osiewalska, B. (2013). Transmission of Fertility Pattern in Mother-Daughter Relation – Bayesian view (a case study of Austria). Studia Demograficzne [Demographic Studies], 1(162): 3-35.
• Osiewalski, K., ZAJĄC, B. (2011). Bayesowskie porównanie modeli zachowań prokreacyjnych [Bayesian comparison of reproductive models]. Prace i Materiały Wydziału Zarządzania Uniwersytetu Gdańskiego pt. Metody Badań i Interpretacja Procesów Demograficzno-Społecznych, 2:21-39.

Osiewalska, B. (2019). Status społeczno-ekonomiczny a bezdzietność i rodzicielstwo par [Socioeconomic status and couples’ fertility and childlessness]. Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie, Kraków.

• Osiewalski, J., Osiewalska, B. (2017). A Bivariate Model of the Number of Children and the Age at First Birth [in:] M. Papież, S. Śmiech (eds.), The 11th Professor Aleksander Zelias International Conference on Modelling and Forecasting of Socio-Economic Phenomena: Conference Proceedings (p. 261-269). Foundation of the Cracow University of Economics, Cracow.
• Osiewalska, B. (2012). Przejmowanie wzorca płodności matek przez generacje córek w Polsce – podejście bayesowskie [Intergenerational transmission of fertility pattern in Poland – bayesian approach] [in:] J. Kurkiewicz (ed.), Przemiany demograficzne w Polsce – uwarunkowania i konsekwencje, Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie, Kraków.
• Osiewalski, K., ZAJĄC, B. (2010). Krzywe cząstkowych współczynników zgonów – modele wygładzania [Death rates curves – smoothing models] [in:] Społeczne i Ekonomiczne Konsekwencje Zmian Procesów Demograficznych: referaty część I, Zeszyty Naukowe Sekcji Analiz Demograficznych, 22:77-86.
• Osiewalski, K., ZAJĄC, B. (2009). Zastosowanie rozkładu Kumaraswamy w konstrukcji tablic dalszego oczekiwanego trwania życia [Kumaraswama distribution in lifetables construction] [in:] M. Gazińska (red.), Zmiany Struktur Demograficznych i ich Konsekwencje dla Przyszłego Rozwoju, Zeszyty Naukowe Sekcji Analiz Demograficznych, 20a:132-142.

• Skirbekk, V., Osiewalska, B., Bowen, C.E. (2020). Value change and fertility decline in Norway. Report for the Norwegian Ministry of Health and Care Services.
• Osiewalska, B. (2016). Do highly educated partners have fewer children than their lowly educated counterparts? [in:] I.E. Kotowska, A. Matysiak, M. Mynarska (eds.), From leaving parental home to retire. Life paths of Poles in the light of Generation and Gender Survey (p. 22), Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw.
• Osiewalska, B. (2016). Do couples in which the woman is higher educated than the man have fewer children? [in:] I.E. Kotowska, A. Matysiak, M. Mynarska (eds.), From leaving parental home to retire. Life paths of Poles in the light of Generation and Gender Survey (p. 23-24), Warsaw School of Economics, Warsaw.
• Wałaszek, M., OSIEWALSKA, B., Antończak, K., Chrześcijanek, A., Guzik, E. (2013). Młodzi na rynku pracy. Analiza statystyczna wskaźników ujętych w modelu monitorowania sytuacji osób młodych na rynku pracy [Youth on the labour market. Statistical analysis of youth labour market conditions]. Wojewódzki Urząd Pracy w Krakowie, Kraków.

• Testa, M.R., Bordone, V., OSIEWALSKA, B., Skirbekk, V. (2016) Intergenerational transmission of fertility in selected European countries: the role of mother’s socio-economic status. VID Working Paper No 1/2016.
• Osiewalska, B. (2015) Couple socioeconomic gender equality and fertility: A Bayesian analysis. CPC Working Paper 62, ESRC Centre for Population Change, UK.

2021

British Society for Population Studies (BSPS) Conference, online, OSIEWALSKA B., Matysiak A., Kurowska A., Home-based work and childbearing.

2019

NIPH Seminar, Oslo, Skirbekk V., OSIEWALSKA B., Social values and fertility change in Norway.

2018

BSPS Conference, Winchester, Osiewalska B., Micro-level gender inequality and fertility in Europe.

PAA 2018 Annual Meeting, Denver, Osiewalska B., Does a couple’s empowerment profile shape fertility? The review of ten European countries.

2017

BSPS Conference, Liverpool, OSIEWALSKA B., Testa M.R., Couple’s socioeconomic status and fertility intentions in Europe.

4th GGP User Conference, Berlin, Osiewalska B., Childlessness and fertility by couples’ educational pairings in selected European countries.

PAA Annual Meeting, Chicago, OSIEWALSKA B., Testa M.R., Couple’s socioeconomic status and female fertility intentions.

2016

BSPS Conference, Winchester, Osiewalska B., Childlessness and fertility by partners’ educational (in)equality in Austria, Bulgaria and France.

European Population Conference, Meinz, Osiewalska B., Couple power relations and fertility.

PAA Annual Meeting, Washington, Osiewalska B., The power of a spouse and fertility of a couple – a comparison of France and Poland.

2015

“Education and Reproduction in Low-Fertility Settings” Conference, Vienna, Osiewalska B., Couple socioeconomic gender equality and fertility in selected European countries.

3rd GGS User Conference, Vienna, Osiewalska B., Couple’s socioeconomic resources and completed fertility in Poland.

BSPS Conference, Leeds, Osiewalska B., Fertility and socioeconomic gender equality between a couple: a Bayesian approach.

2014

European Population Conference, Budapest, Testa M. R., Bordone V., OSIEWALSKA B., Skirbekk V., Intergenerational transmission of fertility in six European countries: the role of mother’s socioeconomic status.

QUETELET SEMINAR: Fertility, childlessness and the family: A pluri-disciplinary approach, Louvain-la-Neuve, Osiewalska B., Fertility and socioeconomic equality in a couple. Bayesian analysis in case of selected European countries.

2013

2nd GGP User Conference, Milano, Osiewalska B., Transmission of fertility pattern in mother-daughter relation in Austria – Bayesian view.