Replacement Migration: Is it a Solution to Declining and Aging Populations?

This report looks at the recent publication prepared by the UN Population Division which examines the demographic situation in most advanced nations, but especially in Europe. With fertility at incredibly low rates, the question must be asked: "Will Europe run out of people?" The UN report...

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Published in:Population and environment 2001-03, Vol.22 (4), p.377-381
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Aging
Demographic Change
Demographics
Demography
Emigration
Environment
Europe
Fertility
Fertility Decline
Fertility rates
Futures (of Society)
Human migration
Immigrants
Immigration
Industrial Societies
International cooperation
Life expectancy
Migration
Noncitizens
Population
Population aging
Population decline
Population growth
Population number
Population Policy
Population size
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Total fertility rate
United Nations
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subjects Aging
Demographic Change
Demographics
Demography
Emigration
Environment
Europe
Fertility
Fertility Decline
Fertility rates
Futures (of Society)
Human migration
Immigrants
Immigration
Industrial Societies
International cooperation
Life expectancy
Migration
Noncitizens
Population
Population aging
Population decline
Population growth
Population number
Population Policy
Population size
Population studies
Socioeconomics
Total fertility rate
United Nations
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