Séminaire international

Population censuses have two essential characteristics for the study of
migration. On one hand, they are based on large numbers and provide fine
geographical accuracy, thus allowing detailed studies of internal migration.
Indeed, most censuses around the world include questions about the
previous residence of persons enumerated and/or their place of birth.
Moreover, even samples drawn from most of these censuses are numerous
enough to study the populations of territories with more than 10 000 citizens.
On the other hand, the fact that census dates are clustered lets provide,
almost simultaneously, populations categorized by their geographical origin.
For example, persons from a given country can be numbered abroad in
various countries, so offering the possibility to study diasporas and, more
generally, to apprehend the flows of international migration.
Up to recently, statistical institutes did not provide sufficiently detailed data
for external researchers. The study of migration from census was essentially
limited to internal migration and immigrant populations in one’s country.
Over the past ten years, the provision of microdata by the statistical offices
themselves, or through the IPUMS/IECM project, has considerably enlarged
the possibilities for migration analysis from censuses. It has become
possible to compare the factors of internal residential mobility in several
countries, or to study in more detail the structure of some diasporas despite
their relative dispersal.
COMPTRASEC - UMR CNRS 5114
Séminaire international
15-16 mai 2012
Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV
Salle des Conférences Manon Cormier
However, those analyses present many methodological problems:





Differences in definitions of basic geographic levels across countries,
Variability of the question about the previous residence,
Imperfect quality of the data associated with this question,
Inaccurate simultaneity of the dates of censuses,
Reporting biases concerning the year of arrival for immigrants in their
country of current residence…
This seminar aims both to examine the difficulties posed by census data to
study internal and international migration, and to present the results that can
nevertheless be obtained.
ETUDIER LES MIGRATIONS AVEC LES DONNÉES
Infos : COMPTRASEC - IEDUB - Université Montesquieu Bordeaux IV
Avenue Léon Duguit 33 608 Pessac cedex
Tel : 33 (0)5 56 84 25 55 / 85 42
[email protected]
Contact : [email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Plan : comptrasec.u-bordeaux4.fr
DE RECENSEMENT
STUDYING MIGRATION THROUGH CENSUS DATA
Séminaire international
Séminaire international
Mercredi 16 mai 2012
Mardi 15 mai 2012
09h30
Openning speech
10h00
Session 1: Studying internal migration with census data
MEASURE OF RESIDENTIAL MOBILITY AND ITS FACTORS FROM CENSUS DATA
Christophe BERGOUIGNAN (COMPTRASEC – IEDUB , Université Bordeaux IV – France)
09h30
Session 4: Main issues of the use of census data to study international migration
EMPOWERING POPULATION CENSUS FOR INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION MEASUREMENT
Dendi HANDIYATMO, Rachmad SRI HARTINI, Marsisno WARIS, Adji ARDI (BPS Statistics
Indonesia)
CRITICAL THINKING OF THE DEFINITION OF BASIC GEOGRAPHICAL BOUNDARY
Rachmad SRI HARTINI (BPS Statistics Indonesia)
10h45
Coffee break
10h30
Coffee break
11h00
Session 2.1: The use of census data to understand patterns and new trends of internal
migrations
10h45
Session 5.1: Estimates of international migration flows through census data : methods
and data reliability
11h00
COMPARISON AND MODELING OF INFLOWS BY SOURCE AGDREF EAR AND BETWEEN 2004 AND
2010
Julyan ARBEL (INSEE – France)
THE STUDY OF INTERNAL MIGRATION FROM CENSUS DATA IN THE MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES
Khalid ELJIM (COMPTRASEC – IEDUB , Université Bordeaux IV – France)
RURAL EXODUS IN NIGER: THE STRUGGLE FOR SURVIVAL
Mohamed BOUBACAR GAOH (Institut National de la Statistique - Niger)
TRAJECTORIES OF MIGRANT AND URBAN INTEGRATION IN CONGO BRAZZAVILLE, IN SEARCH OF THE
INDIRECT ESTIMATION OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION FROM CENSUS DATA
Christophe BERGOUIGNAN, Khalid ELJIM, Lenaïg LE BERRE (COMPTRASEC – IEDUB ,
Université Bordeaux IV – France)
DETERMINANTS
Jovial KOUA-OBA (Institut National de la Statistique – République du Congo)
THE MIGRANT FROM MINAS GERAIS THAT WORKS AS DOOR-TO-DOOR SELLER OF CASSAVA IN CARTHAND IN THE STREETS OF THE METROPOLIS OF SÃO PAULO
Maria Creuza GONCALVES (Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas - Sao Paolo Brazil)
12h30
Lunch
14H00
Session 2.2: The use of census data to understand patterns and new trends of internal
ESTIMATING OUT-MIGRATION FROM SPAIN USING CENSUS DATA ON RETROSPECTIVE FERTILITY
Fernando GIL-ALONSO (Universitat de Barcelona – Spain)
12h30
Lunch
14h00
Session 5.2: Estimates of international migration flows through census data : methods
and data reliability
MIGRATION IN CHILDHOOD IN MALI: FIRST LESSONS FROM AN ANALYSIS OF CENSUS DATA
Chata MALLE (Direction de la statistique - Mali) et Marc PILON (IRD, UMR196 CEPED, France)
WHAT LOOKS ON THE STUDY OF MIGRATION IN CENTRAL AFRICA?
Stone Chancel NZAOU (Centre National de la Statistique et des Etudes Economique et Union
pour l’Etude et la Recherche sur la Population et le Développement - Brazzaville-Congo)
THE STUDY OF THE CORRELATION BETWEEN MIGRATORY MOVEMENT AND PRECARIOUSNESS
Christophe ZAEPFEL (COMPTRASEC – IEDUB , Université Bordeaux IV – France)
15H00
Coffee break
15H15
Session 3.1: The use of census data to analyze interactions between internal and international migrations
15h00
Coffee break
15h15
Session 6: The use of census data to understand patterns and new trends of international
migration
MONITORING OF RESIDENTIAL TRAJECTORIES OF IMMIGRANTS IN FRANCE FROM THE PERMANENT DEMOGRAPHIC SAMPLE
Matthieu SOLIGNAC (Ined, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne - France)
14h00
THE USE OF CENSUSES IN KNOWLEDGE OF MIGRATION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN EUROPE
Alain JOURDAIN, Tam PHAM (École des hautes études en santé publique – France)
Session 3.2: The use of census data to analyze interactions between internal and international migrations
16h30
Closing
THE CENSUS OF POPULATION AND HOUSING OF SENEGAL IN 2002 IN THE STUDY OF INTERNAL MIGRANTS IN DAKAR
Madon Awissi SALL (Agence Nationale de la Statistique et de la Démographie Dakar - Sénégal)
16H45
LOCAL ESTIMATES OF THE NUMBER OF DESCENDANTS OF IMMIGRANTS
Yves BREEM and Yannick CROGUENNEC (Département des Statistiques, des Etudes et de la
Documentation – Secrétariat Général à l'Immigration et à l'Intégration – France)
THE EFFECT OF INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION ON ECONOMIC DYNAMISM CONGOLESE TOWNS: THE CONFLICTING ISSUES AND TRANSFER OF KNOW-HOW
Jovial KOUA-OBA (Institut National de la Statistique – République du Congo)
CLOSING SPEECH OF THE SEMINAR
Patrick FESTY (INED – France) and Isabelle DAUGAREILH (COMPTRASEC – CNRS,
Université Bordeaux IV – France)