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Jan Saarela

Professor of demography with statistics, Åbo Akademi University, Finland • Personal webpage • Jan.Saarela(at)abo.fi
Fertility and reproduction

Religion and fertility in Finland

April 22, 2024 Martin Kolk and Jan Saarela
Fertility, Finland, religion, Reproduction

The link between religion and fertility has long interested demographers. While relevant data with the necessary extent and detail are rarely available, Finland, is an exception, as information on religious … Read more

Fertility and reproduction

Child loss in Finland: does it induce divorce or additional fertility?

March 8, 2021May 21, 2018 Jan Saarela
Children, Europe, Family, Mortality

Together with Fjalar Finnäs and Mikael Rostila, Jan Saarela shows that in Finland the death of a minor child has only a modest influence on the parental divorce risk, whereas … Read more

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