"Population Aging: The Transformation of Societies" explores the causes and effects of aging populations globally, offering insights into demographic trends and policy frameworks. It covers topics like population health, family changes, and international strategies, aiming to inform policymakers, educators, and students about the implications of aging societies.
Demographic Methods and Concepts presents the methods most commonly needed to work with statistical materials on population at national, regional, and local levels. Unlike other texts in the field, this book uses clear non-technical language throughout to make demographic techniques accessible to a diverse array of students, regardless of their background in mathematics. All the demographic techniques most relevant to the work of demographers, geographers, sociologists, and planners are covered. Demographic concepts and practical strategies important in the interpretation of population statistics are also included. The book is ideal for undergraduate courses in sociology, geography, economics, and statistics.Features·Provides techniques for analysis of population at regional, local, and national scales·Includes chapters on migration and applied demography·Integrates computer-based learning modules--the nature of demographic concepts and visual comparisons of demographic data--throughout the text·Employs spreadsheet exercises using demographic statistics at the end of every chapter to help students develop relevant skillsStudent CD-ROM--Packaged With Every Book·Fully integrated with the text, this CD-ROM contains Excel spreadsheet modules and applications facilitating demographic studies.Companion Website
Focusing on the unprecedented phenomenon of aging populations, this volume offers new research and analysis on demographic trends across Europe, North America, Asia, and Australasia. It examines the implications of these developments, providing insights into the potential social, economic, and cultural impacts of an aging society.