Teresa

Martín García

Teresa Martín García is a Research Scientist in the Research Group on Demographic Dynamics at the Centre for Human and Social Sciences of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). She holds a PhD from the European University Institute in Florence and is a Doctor-member of the Carlos III-Juan March Institute of Social Studies in Madrid. She has been associate professor at Suffolk University (Madrid) and visiting professor at the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcellona, the UPNA in Navarra and the Collegio Carlo Alberto in Turin, where she has taught undergraduate and master's degree courses in Social Demography and Sociology of the Family. Her lines of research include fertility, the formation of (new) families in advanced societies, the interrelation of educational, labour and family trajectories for women and men, and the new role of men in family dynamics from an international perspective. Her research has been published in European Sociological Review, Journal of Family Issues, Population and Development Review, European Societies, and Demographic Research, among other journals. She has participated in numerous projects funded by the Spanish National R&D Plan, FP6 and FP7. She has also been PI of several projects, most recently on the role of men in family dynamics and the challenge of low fertility. She is currently leading the ULTRALOW project: “Present and future of ultralow fertility societies around the globe: A comparative study of Spain, South Korea and Uruguay.” https://www.ultralow.csic.es/