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There Is No Demographic Crisis. Only a Crisis of Care
The worldâs population is expected to start shrinking this century. Political demographer Jennifer Sciubba says thatâs no reason to panic.
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There Is No Demographic Crisis. Only a Crisis of Care
The worldâs population is expected to start shrinking this century. Political demographer Jennifer Sciubba says thatâs no reason to panic.
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There Is No Demographic Crisis. Only a Crisis of Care
The worldâs population is expected to start shrinking this century. Political demographer Jennifer Sciubba says thatâs no reason to panic.
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Demographic Winter - the decline of the human family (Full Movie)
YouTube video by Finnishreinforcement
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Round 11 multilevel data published | European Social Survey
Contextual information from leading statistical organisations is now available for download alongside data from Round 11 (2023/24) of the European Social Survey (ESS).
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Cartography of Jewish Apartheid: Gaza and the West Bank, Two Fronts of Dispossession
The Western mediaâs blind eye to Israelâs underlying crimes reveals a deeper, more disturbing dynamic of racism.
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Summer reading: How do we know something is true?
âProofâ that my childhood obsession with Abraham Lincoln was warranted
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Economic convergence, demography, labour markets: what progress have EU candidate countries made?
Candidate countries remain far from European Union averages in terms of GDP per capita and their demographic and labour market characteristics
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Démographie: en Europe, les femmes accouchent de plus en plus tard de leur premier enfant
Dans lâUnion europĂ©enne, lâĂąge moyen des mĂšres au moment de leur premier enfant continue de reculer, pour atteindre 29,8 ans en 2023. Câest un an de plus quâen 2013, indique un rapport de lâInsee publ...
idk maybe it's because i just read a history of the industrial revolution, but i think the reason birth rates are dropping is basically entirely because the industrial revolution dramatically changed the economic incentive structures around children in human societies