Latest Issue
No.41
Winter 2009/10
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Contents
What Can Demographers Contribute to Understanding the Link between Population and Climate Change?
Reminding ourselves of the findings of The 2002 Global Science Panel on Population and Environment
° Science policy statement of the Global Science Panel Population in Sustainable Development
Reprinted from Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Editorial
Towards a world of 2–6 billion well-educated and therefore healthy and wealthy people
Announcing a major new IIASA project for 2009-2014:
Age and Cohort Change
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Past Issues
No.40
Winter 2008/09
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Contents
IIASA-VID Projections of Educational Attainment by age and sex for 120 countries, 1970-2050
New Data on Human Capital
° Measuring Human Capital
° The Need for New Age-Specific Data
° The Example of Pakistan
Reprint from Science: The Demography of Educational Attainment and Economic Growth
Announcing a major new IIASA project for 2009-2014: Forecasting
Societies' Adaptive Capacities to Climate Change |
No. 39
Winter 2007/08
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A World of Simultaneous Population Growth and Shrinking Unified by Accelerating Aging
Article from IIASA’s Options: The growing divergence in population trends and concerns
Conference Announcement: Effects of Migration on Population Structures in Europe
Reprint from Nature: The coming acceleration of global population ageing
Human and Social Capital for Global Development |
No. 38
Autumn 2006
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FOCUS ON EUROPE
The Forces Driving
Unprecedented Population Ageing
° European Demographic Data Sheet
2006
° Tempo Effect and Adjusted TFR
° Range of Likely Future Trends in the EU-25
Reprint from Science:
° The Demography of Growing European
Identity
Supporting Online Material.
This supplement contains: Introductory Text /
Materials and Methods / Tables A1 to A4 /
References
Download supplement at Science (PDF)
or at IIASA (PDF)
Book Announcement: The New Generations of Europeans |
No.
37
Autumn 2005
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FOCUS
ON ASIA
° The "Asian Century" Will
Be Based on Human Capital
° Population-Environment Interactions in Coastal Areas of Asia after the
Tsunami
°Update from the Asian MetaCentre
°Reprint from Nature: Average Remaining Lifetimes Can Increase Human
Populations Age
°International Meeting on "Postponement of Childbearing in Europe"
°Asian MetaCentre Conference on "Population and Development in Asia:
Critical Issues for a Sustainable Future" |
No. 36
Autumn 2004
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FOCUS ON AFRICA
° Population, Human Capital, and Water in Egypt
° Cairo Demographic Center (CDC)
° African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC)
° Former IIASA Researcher Joins UNECA
° Update from the Asian MetaCentre
° IIASA-AED-World Bank Project on Forecasting Human Capital
° Three IIASA PDE Case Studies in Africa
° The End of World Population Growth in the 21st Century
° How to Deal with Uncertainty in Population Forecasting? |
No. 35
Summer 2003
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FOCUS ON EUROPE
° Addressing the Challenges of Europe's New Demography;
° Vienna Institute of Demography (VID);
° Update from the Asian MetaCentre;
° Reprint from Science: Europe's Population at a Turning Point;
° Forthcoming IIASA book: The End of World Population Growth in the 21st
Century: New Challenges for Human Capital Formation and Sustainable Development. |
No. 34
Spring 2002 |
° Population in Sustainable Development;
° Asian MetaCentre Enters Phase 2;
° New Initiative in European Demography;
° The End of World Population Growth (Nature Reprint) |
No. 33
Summer 2000
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FOCUS
ON ASIA
Announcing the Establishment of a New Asian MetaCentre for Population
and Sustainable Development Analysis |
No.
32
Summer 1999
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1974-1999:
25 Years of International Population Analysis at IIASA |
No.
31
Fall 1998
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Population, AIDS and Sustainable Development
in Southern Africa
Please view Options,
Fall 1998, as Popnet, No.31 is not available in electronic
format. |
No. 30
Fall 1997 |
FAMSIM at Austria
A prototype dynamic microsimulation model for life course projections
and an evaluation and comparison of family policy |
No. 28
Spring 1997 |
Population
and Environment on the Yucatán Peninsula |
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