Europe´s Demographic FutureGrowing Regional Imbalances (2008) |  |
Faith, Power and ChildrenAre religious people with large offspring conquering the world? (2010)
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Emancipation or Child Benefits?What Germany’s new family policy has learned from other European countries (2008)
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Unutilised PotentialsOn the Current State of Integration in Germany (2009)
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Elderly and DisabledHow Demographic Change Influences the Lives of Disabled People (2009)
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Unequal NeighboursGermany and France follow very different demographic trajectories - with significant long term consequences (2009)
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Small SuccessesEven though there has been less offspring in Germany in 2008, Germans tend to have more children than before – especially in the eastern part of the country (2009)
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Region with a Bright ViewLessons from the economic and demographic successes of the Oldenburger Münsterland (2009)
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Men in CrisisFrom the Working Class to the New Underclass? (2007) |  |
Talent, Technology and ToleranceWhere Germany´s potentials lies (2007) |  |
Unintentionally ChildlessHow can moderne medicine counter Germany's low birth rates? (2007) |  |
The Demographic State of the NationHow sustainable are Germany’s regions? (2006) |  |
Open Conference Call,
23 March 2010
"The Impact Of
Ageing Populations"
with expert Dr. Reiner Klingholz
with Howard Duncan, Metropolis, Ottawa, Canada
"The German public needs to be assured by the government that migration is
in their interest"
More articles about demography, e.g.
Background paper for the World Development Report 2009: Gender-Specific migration from East to West Germany
Study: Emancipation or Child Benefits?
What Germany’s new family policy has learned from other European countries
