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Einrichtungen >> Fakultät Sozial- und Wirtschaftswissenschaften >> Bereich Soziologie >> Professur für Demografie >>

  Einführung in die Bevölkerungswissenschaft: An Introduction to Population Studies

Dozent/in
Zafer Büyükkececi, M.A.

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Vorlesung
2,00 SWS, Bitte für die LV in FlexNow und VC anmelden! Die Vorlesung findet auf Englisch statt!
Zeit und Ort: Do 10:00 - 12:00, F21/02.55

Inhalt
The course serves as an introduction to population studies and dynamics. It is planned that the course will address four groups of topics that are interrelated with each other.
  • Demographic transition: The rest of the course is considered to be built upon this main part. It emphasizes the main changes in human history (i.e., transition from short life and large families to longer lives and smaller families).
  • Growth and control: This part will mainly point out how the increase in per capita consumption and growth challenges individuals’ present and future (e.g., depletion of resources such as water and energy).
  • Aging population and low fertility: World population (especially the Western countries) has experienced demographic transition and populations become older in terms of various measures. This transition has considerable consequences such as concerns about the sustainability of current financial obligations toward elderly. Furthermore, the primary cause of population aging is considered to be the decreasing fertility rates. We will explore the factors driving low fertility (e.g., the incomplete revolution of women, social interaction effects).
  • Migration and globalization: With globalization the extent of international migration has become substantially large. This increase in migration has considerable consequences on both sending and receiving countries. In the last part of the course we will focus on that.

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