Immigration policy and Colombian textile workers in New England : a case study in political demography by Glaessel-Brown, Eleanor E

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AGING OF THE POPULATION IN RUSSIA AS A POLITICAL PROBLEM by Nikita A. Erokhin

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Racial measurement and statistical field in Brazilian census (1872-1940): a convergent approach by Alexandre de Paiva Rio Camargo

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Mariage et famille dans le golfe Arabe : vers un bouleversement politique ? by Françoise De Bel-Air

Subjects: “…marriage; divorce; family; family structures; political demography; demographic policy; social policy; Gulf States; Saudi Arabia; Kuwait; United Arab Emirates; Oman; Qatar; Bahrain…”
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Why majority cultural preferences should shape, but not determine, immigration policy by Eric Kaufmann

“…In the introduction to Rethinking Ethnicity: majority groups and dominant minorities (2004), and again in Political Demography (2012), I argue that migration and differential ethnic birth rates are driving a wedge between the ethnic majority and ‘its’ nation-state.…”
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Migration in the Middle East: Transformation and change by Choucri, Nazli, Brecke, P.

“…So, too, labor migration is changing the political demography of the region, shaping the parameters for political and social conflict in the years to come. …”
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Forgetting Pronatalism? Abortion Governance and Pro-life Discourses in Post-communist Romania by Lorena Anton

“…Abortion-ban in communist Romania (1966-1989) was the most repressive political demography in twentieth century Europe. The first day after Ceaușescu’s execution, the new government (re)legalized elective abortion. …”
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People and Places: The Contextual Side of Politics in Demography and Geography by Tadeusz Kugler, J. Patrick Rhamey

“…The disciplines of political demography and geography examine the interplay between social behaviors, spatial dimensions, politics, and policy. …”
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Facilitating fertility decline through economic development: a principal-agent analysis of local bureaucratic incentives in China’s fertility transition by Shengyuan Liang, Shanmin Liu, Canmian Liu

“…It combined political and economic-driven theories on fertility transition, advancing political demography and refining the social science paradigm on fertility transition.…”
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Демографический дайджест by Илья Савельевич Кашницкий

“…• Teitelbaum M. S. Political Demography: Powerful trends under-attended by demographic science • Basten S., Q. …”
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Why demography matters (excerpt) by Dorling, D, Gietel-Basten, S

“…The Journal of Economic Sociology publishes the chapter eight “Population and Politics,” where the authors discuss the political demography. Here they address eugenics, in both its historical and contemporary manifestations, and then look again at migration and past fertility patterns that may influence it. …”

Identifying non-traditional stakeholders with whom to engage, when mitigating antimicrobial resistance in foodborne pathogens (Canada) by Shannon E. Majowicz, E. Jane Parmley, Carolee Carson, Katarina Pintar

“…Results We identified multiple stakeholders that are not traditionally engaged by public health when working to mitigate AMR in the food chain, including those working broadly in the area of food (e.g., nutrition, food security, international market economists) and health (e.g., health communication, program evaluation), as well as in domains as diverse as law, politics, demography, education, and social innovation. These findings can help researchers and policymakers who work on issues related to AMR in the food chain to move beyond engaging the ‘traditional’ agri-food stakeholders (e.g., veterinarians, farmers), to also engage those from the wider domains identified here, as potential stakeholders in their AMR mitigation efforts.…”
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